BUSINESS IS NOT 'FINE' m XL
in i Lit 1 1 uum
IN 'DRY' TOWNS
The vounit mnn tinckrd lip.
longings, went to the Hanley rnncli
inu remained uirrc mure iiimi n
rcill. li-livilltf In ticrfrrt lirnllli.
Tills In hut one of a vrrv hiruc !
lumber of instances wherein Mr.
unnicy ngurcs, similarly.
f f fff
IULI. HANLliY'S SPIIUT.
WM, HANLEY'S CAREER
BUSINESS FINE
IN DRY TOWNS
SALEM SUFFERS
BUSINESS LOSSES
FROM DRY RULE
Store Property Rentals Drop $75
a Month in City
BANK DEPOSITS OFF $300,000
Fourteen Iiusinc.s Houses Quit in Less
Than Year. School Attendance Less
Many Oregon tmpiM'H luivo
boon IoihIimI down within
the nasi three weeks with
ropitnUid assurances thai
"Business is Fine in Dry
Towns."
The three most important
Oregon eities to become
"dry"' nine months ago were
Salem, Oregon ( ity ami
Springfield.
irbiisiiuwi N fine in lluno pities
the taxpayer nnil mottt of the
business men would like to have
tlio . "(Iry.s" explain jusl wlial
they, iiicii ii ly 'Tin;." If they
lind'Hiiid "Inisliiffm is thin," then
tliuy might hit vt) been mor eiiKily
tinihii'Htooil,
Lei tlumi nnswoi' find nhout
eondilioiiH in Knlciii. Kx-Cniiiicil
man John I). Turner, of Knlcni,
mi nllonioy, is Nponsor for the
following fin-In nhoiil I hill city:
Hnti'iu wont "dry" Drrcmbor 1 hint,
cloning Ifi Hilii'iriH, throe tcstntirtinta
nnil twit ivIiijIimmIo house h ml withdrew
liquor permit friim eight drug stores
,ll:il tilt (iff I'll II till DM I jlcellSH ri'VI'lllll'
it li,IQOa Ninety ini'ii nnil a monthly
pnyroll nf ",701) worn put mil of rum
nilsion, Mont nf Hie men luivo left
llm illy. All liiillditiHM vara tod ly
tlieso I'tmet rim lire itlill empty, except
lx, is III t li Iiiivii I. it'll occupied liy ten
iiitirvihu httvo VHenteil other htiildiuK,
icvorul nf I lie host hiilhlingH living
liunrilcil nver nnil used iik IiIIIIkwiiIh.
Moro t Idi M five hundred liiiulern dwell
ing tiro "fur rent." Htnro property
rintnlH mi Htrle lrct have dropped
from ifis.'i to $110 ii tiimitli, lint "busl
IICS In flllO."
Kiiiiileen ii(lur Imslnc plnce Imvo
Mused hi nee Dccc leber I hint, itsltlo
fruiii llie ii:iIim)iin rml rrsttttiriint. In
iluJeil nre three Mime Mures two liy
llierlff nml inu voluntarily; nni of tin
bit grid ilry 1)4 ultiren lino lieen sued
for the f I -Hi lime In twenty ytnrn.
Hrnri'd of clurlm Imvo loft llie oily,
I'tiuiliiu Hie loan nf inure yrnllH to
tlin rity, Imt "bnslnewi In fine."
A lomlliitr prohibitionist pr.nti.Hed to
liuilil 111 new ,wi HiHga If tlie oily wont
CLACKAMAS AND
OREGON CITY HIT
BY EMPTY TILLS
"Dry" Regime Followed by Query
as to Receiver
CITY WARRANTS UNSALEABLE
City Council Calls Election November 9
to Raise Levy 8 Mills to Pay Debts
Oregon City and Clack
amas County, of which Ore
gon City is the county seat,
present as lamentable a
condition in a business
sense as a defunct corpora
tion about, to go into the
hands of a receiver. In
fact, a receivership for Ore
gon ('ity already has been
seriously discussed by cer
tain of its creditors, and
fudge Campbell of that city
has declared his willingness
to declare such a receiver-
ship, if formal application
were made to him. as he
would for "any bankrupt
corporation."
A special election has
been called by the city for
November !) "to relieve the
financial condition of the
city," the purpose being to
vote Ji2ii0,0()() 5 per con
bonds and to increase the
tax levy eight mills in or
der to take care of the new
ndehlcdness.
On I ho part of Clackamas
County the County Tronsurur is
confronted with an empty treas
ury for the first time in six years.
I ho .MornliiK hntoriirise, a radi
cal proliiliillouiHl daily of Ore
pn City, in explaining this nit
nation, nays "the condition is con
sidered the rcNtilt of thu amount
of d o I i n ii o n l taxes on the
county's tax rolls. County Treas
urer Tufts refused the first war.
rants on the general fund Moil-
ay (October 112, llll l)."
IIiisIiiwi must lio "flno" In n city
nnil n county when the trrusurlus of
liotli lire empty licenuso of ltirlc of
money coining into tlielr strong boxes,
with n spcclttl election culled by tlio
oily to Inoroiino It tux lovy, with n re
SPRINGFIELD IS
MERE GHOST OF
OLD BUSY CITY
Prohibition Makes Formerly
Thriving Center Barren
BANK DEPOSITS $57,000 LESS
Two Blocks of Vacant Buildings Line
Main Street in Place of Busy Stores I
rt at i p i i : "ii.i. iiiwi.nrs arum, f
Does Not Dodge Issues
In His Gamnaien .oiiv?,. ' , "'
in inu uuiiiijui&h unty Kcini spirit ns character. ,,0,,-v- ,k ,u'Vl'r liquors or
imic or uic rcai wc.il and, nllliougli 1'iriiK- i umco nun up io meet con
iiiivinu uiiiiic u micccss in arc nml Idltlon .
Mm A Pn T n AN raM-S S "y iim wi.oieom.
HWI U.IUU n I UUIIIUinil r, i "r n"f Ullllu;1: lowtiril life: be believes
llne.H.s ami bospllnlity. In JO: h: believes in Iliiinaii Hap-
"Hill" IliminU llrnilAH rnKini.M I i r...... I - I ... 1 1 (..
mxo -riJT? nmi.o vf im iiio ' L " ",v'l 'ii, nice i, niuicnilVC
nib &ic in mj jiKiniizcr mm executive, in one 01 nr llil
nnnnn . . nr nrmr I In. Iiniil .t.... 1. 1 1. I ... I I C I. it.t u '
' """"""l ur uumu '. ii,,;.:..i 'Afi i. ' ... Wlllliim Ilnnlev Is never foollih
THING FOR THE BETTER. J"" "B" "S"' Iv nliliiiii.Ole: tin never nv Iron.
. . . . ... i urn ii-iti ill iiiik uiiu ui iiiiv in ii i ; .- : . "... -
AlfcWI Ul- OKECUM. ilnillno nl.irn. Il.n llanln,. ,,.,l...l.. 1 IIICI Uo 1101 CXI.1t UUt I1C SaVS. DV
item In. lint Inlk to his rrIemK beck, If Ibcy cxl.il, .10 do we, and
K M rout Ihc troubles! Ibcy are
fou will Hear ninny like It. Vi "it 1 .' . 1 1
wiiinim linn cv. ns un let sinics . ..i.i.iVJ ii Uk-iu iu
llv Annb .Shannon .Moniiol,
Siitunbiy Hveiiintt I'oit 'Writer.
What he hat got out of Life.
What lio hat put back Into It.
Tin. ic arc the two tests of every
man.
U'll ' .... lln..l.... I.... .,..1 !... kl.
i i.Mii in- wi uum 1 1 I . if m t pa
open plains life, Iieallli and flrrOQIQ kRUinr II 3 II I IH-
I I I IlllVrflV UIIUII, MMIIIt BV
posits Greater
SALOONS ARE OCCUPIED
MERCHANTS ALL ENTHUSIASTIC
BUILDINQ FEKMITS FAB
OBEATER 3TOSY OF
DRY TOWNS TOLD.
The city of Springfield,
in its present cobwebby,
stnguunt condition, today
presents a picture, as com-
f WHAT BILLHANLEY SAYS. Scnnlor "rn 11 (Vregon, voub carry fcc 1",illl''',m l,d hn,),,yi 1,0
T . the Ilnnlev rlliiriielerlitlles hnrk In "HOWS Hint the Wny to lllllllilll hnp-
f , Hill Ilanlcy says that the wsIiIiihIoii 1 d bv bfi iidlve lln-' s tbrotiKb the right work nY onTOS
tb??!mV..4Jwnlhchlglif abillly?8 yltb the rlubl returns; l?c knows Publlcl "TD DTJ
t cosi 01 living is in kick oui a t r..r r.jH r,m,i,,.,- .vi,i u .1:.., inai every .scii-rc.ipccung mnn and - ituml
f few ilnml Sennlnr. ill Was 1. -f c,llltlll.S Wllllt IS ClUC ...,,... imi, IhI, ?,i hi. imm
intoii. -f a im.M.i in 1.1. i....inn.. ..1 prosperity; be believes In the free- Thcro is only
ho inc. lie r iv e X ( n !'!. of the individual to do this; find out what
iminiuiium 1 i i. , v..;.;:;.. .1 tin ne t oes noi lie eve in wcinit- n...
OOOI) WIN,
Coiunilllet at On
rrd.
ono fair way to
Orciron dry will do
That is by invest 1-
llv ClAMKR I.tHTKR.
Mner luniey compnign. wiiicii ne Knows iis well ns nny " . , 1 ,, f r T.. o nZ,
... ... .. iiKin wim nvnr ni f,, in nrn.m.r. cs not. believe Hint this develops for thoso parts of Oregon now
1 J " 1'"-" 111c jiiniioriu 01 Miuani iiiiniey, 1 V. i i w'."n"'" II rrm n I .1
nnpi1 with ItH tlirlvlmr. Pmir,.lv.. nnn,)M fr tlnUr.l L..c .Vo J.""1 cnoufih "aspirants" as U.F.V'. ii,miw i,.ii. h,-. i dr2' . . .
t ... .... - "'It.. . ....... r iwhiiku oinii-j ot-'imiurs irmii urc- .,:, f r" I oo lur ns cuii uc lunrucu in
ouBUiug conuiuonoi uyu ir - usut ntform ffie becnuTc a'gmd many neSnle Income 'for whlcirfidr cm, Oregon City, RaBcburg,
ago, that would make the "V fenrn , ir m ii .T;?iv. n I mBuW st,rvifc ,s 8Ivc- ,llBl crme and Albany, Eugcuo and other Oro
ungol, weep. Aar ago Z'StZXS S-'&JKiKA grUuTPWWf &btS'SM
every store was filled and wnrd. nm us. . , . i, ii,,. ,.i nr ..h vu. VMi cnn uaier m mi nncs, save timt or tue
crowds Of people thronged . None of the big issues nrc inlss-
.... v. uu .... j nun iiiu.tu Willi kikiw linn iicsi lire
WttS making monoy, practi- J'rongest In tbclr dcclaraUons thai
cally everyone who wanted MtonM
work was employed. Evory- lfVcr election just what be says
i., ,..i before election bo will do.
one seemed happy and con- That there is none of ibe w iv
tented, except the prohibi- politician In the Ilnnlcy make-up
:.,t P'nln from n careful perusal of
tionistB. the platform.
tVmlnxt (3nvirftnlfl Innlru KlfA l!vit.' Illlnrnnrn nf thu til tin n
deserted viUago, business Is par- fe "t forth, Is a nlnln and
iv.,wi n,i n,n'.A M.nn r fl P' ! express on of bis thought on
"w"i " sunjccis which am or vnni intcrcsi
ton people on its main street nt In every, citizen of Oregon,
any ono time would actually bo N' long, carefully worded para-
the onuso of exoitomont. Yot ,n,l)his ""c contained therein, dc-
i. r. .!.i. . n if...wi..i Jl'K"ed lo calcb thu eye and nrrcs
tho Coinmltton of Ono Hundred ,lt! fala.y ,)f , vntr bllt just
says: "Huaiuoss is fino in dry straight-cut declaration of his atti-
towiiH." tuilc on each (ucstlon of tlio day.
Snrlnirfinld went "rlrv" nt tho I'lirlliermorc, lo llie dislnlcrcslcu
X K ni 7.V. S.7 -iI5! .(I'olHlclly) voter, II will at once
HANLEY TALKS
LAND PROGRAM
run liiii i i
nrnlillill niiie,l..i- t.n.l rnil.oi-v nn.l BaiOOIl, in OVcry UrV 10WH.
crime lilt you are black In tho why, even In Pendleton, which
face, but you don't get anywhoro votod wet after being dry, but
with the human incc until you go which will probably volo dry, many
T I tmlUi. I.i,.tni... Ii.ll. .l t.n1
Give the Boys and Girls a ;
Chance, Says Candidate
If you want to know
t whether the range is good,
look at the lean end of the
herd, not the fat ones.
Wm. Hanmiy.
1 -f -f i f f-H-f-f-H-H-
back of these Kl'FECTS and strike
with a hroad ax al the cimso
were better, business better and bad
debts fewer when tho town was dry.
Butldlug Now Better.
In Snlem. building hns been
greater since the town went dry.
There, nro but few vacant houses.
and those vacant arc described as
"slincks." Practically every snloon
PUT IDLE LAND TO WORK
pnvKiirv. i.v,inn. wiu.ir.i h. hns been rc-lcnnntcd by other lines
great W. C. T. U. worker, saw this of business, and one or the prlnci-
before she died; social service I"1' saloon sites has been ronlnccd
workers are seeing it right along, by a fine new building block.
Men all men. not u raw must .S7ie- Stilein went tint a 820.000
have a chance at money and lels- brick Imlldtiw has been erected and
lire. When lliev have Ibis fair Jn.nno mrit hlnfl.' It nnlnn tin
chance lie Is willing lo trust tho J Doesn't look m If drv Snlem hurt
Springfiold wont "dry" nt tho . tl r 1 ' ,s. chance lie is wii ng lo trust tho Doesn't look as Ii
i.lnnrlnii Inul full ll.X nnlnniK I (P0l 1 1 1 Clllly ) Voter, II Will III OIICO ,,, .,. ... T VIV!f- llv' I illlltlto dfCCIlCy (illll II lltl Cll In 1 tltttt tOWIl lloel It?
e ootlon lost tall, tlio boioouj j,u ,t.en u,i ,u Hanley plalforin is ITII HK.II IiMPIHK LYING UN- KVlillY MAN lo find lis wny to '
eloHing Jniiunry 1. cnmplele and ample and that II
Let tho "drys" tell nil about "i s the spot in oyery Inslnnce.
those "flno" buHiness comlitionH cv
in Springfield nftor nino mont m' Nvi .stntiils on It Is a product of
operation of thoir "busmesH the- Oregon; he Is a unlive born cltl-
orlOH." zen, one wiiosu interests lio In
DBVfvI.OPKI), TIIEHB IS NO
excuse i-on iiAiin
TIMES, HE SAYS.
Dv William IIanlky.
I am not a politician, I never will
Although a muck ntnollor city thnn Oregon and whoso every thought Is
BotUr Building BxdulU.
Sulem went dry January 1. 1014.
Tho building permits for tho first
eight months of 1013, when the
town was wet, totnl 1388,025. For
tho first eight months of 11)11 they
an Increase of
over 37,000.
When Main ntrrct finally Is read-
juatctl In tbn next month or two, prac
tically two Mocks of More bulldlngi on
each iildo of tho ntrrct wvit of the
Houthorn Fnolflc tracki will be dcatrt
ed, lmt "bunlnemi Ii fine."
A real citnto nnln Ii unheard of nnd
would be Imiiomlblo on any yt of
need and, given the opportunity ,,n' ot myseir; lmt I
lo do so, he will get thoso things don't ' now how you folks are go-
A llEvr MANY PEOPLE THINK Z?1. "!5 1re.
Till-' IIAN'l VV rilAllArri.niJ ,u ' wim i nm, wiiai i
TICS AND OUAI.ITll'S AttK
WOHTHY OF TIIUiOAHEI-'UL AT- I be
TEM ION. OF EVEHY VO TEIl IN less
nlllf.U AKf. ...ft... ......... ....v I -"
lIVr.UU.H lll.l Illl-.T llNl'I- lmt ll.nl
the ton.
This Is llie blu lesson ho hns
GOT from Life.
Here Is what he hns put back so
inr:
A record of uprightness and so
hrlelv.
A habit of ulvlnu bis time nml were 3122.385.
money liberally and nrlvalclv not 933,-tGO.
IllwaVS at Ibc bend of ntlhllshud Another Inslnnce nf n ilrv Inwn
suhscrlpllon lists but to people In helping busliicssl Absence of the
u ilium-. .... , . snloon always means hetlor husl-
...in ,lloL',V, 1,S?,,ti?,r?"K', dc,Vr c". fr lue money that once went
mined, one-identl flubl since ho n .t.. .1 i...
' a,, I1!'V,,riVU 10 " If cmenl,ic,t.H,rr,,?nl.i1 It gSf' rZZX
ecomo United States Senator, un- Hers Unit Ibey might stay on their cn,i,IC,l Mores and purl of llicin
s I tnlk to you about It, and sec- homesteads: Food, work, doctors, "r.u, "I1"" ,llt,r,' I1,11CC af "10
"dry." Nine Iuiiihh wurc Ihiuii, tw I m'lvemlilii tliri'iitmuxl mid with "dun-
Imvc the hIiiiIiihk nml iliMtrM In. lmt enr" mIlmii HtriniL- nlnnif tlio Icnelli of
Imvo niivor lieen DmUIuhI; mi wnrk Imn
lii'i'ii denp mi tlif ntliorn, IiimIiIch their
Imrn- frnniee.
Pulhlliilt inrinllK from .Inmmry to
AiiKChl (he l"l 1 1 mc wet immlliH of
lUia. unri n-iJLIl!.1; tnm .Vnvemlier,
IUI3, to H..ii,..ilwr. IDI I, thu iidx!
eleven "dry" iihuiIIim, limy were 120,
00(1 Imn, or (H,I10.
'I'lu urnmintir tmluml iipenliiK day en
rolliiieul In l:i wiim IRIIIj on the m-iiho
dny 1011, I Kill, Imt "IiiinIimi U line."
lltiuk i1iiiiih htimv a deerenKe of
:iOi,tUf uliieu the toua went "dry."
even nfler iillnwiiii: for the ils.l.'Hii)
i1i'H)Hlti,l HiIh year from tmW of ImihiIm
In llimti n. The deerearie. theiefoi.
the liunliiiHii iHirtlim of Miiin utront by
"order of tho City Counril," which nlready hna been old oat by a ie
rrn'li I culvnr, but "bulnn U fine."
"Donger Main Street Declared A. J. llenderion, the lcadlug dry.
Hiuignroini All ieroiin trnvcllng on iroodi merchant, oeennled a double
Miiin iitreot between Nurlti nlde of
Moan itreet nnd Houth ilile of Third
Ntreet do no nt their own rlak."
llHiikn urn refilling to i-iihIi On'Roii
City inuiilalMl wnrnintM. Hindi .Innu
nry flrct the city Iihh Immed f.T,0!ll,0.'5
In tlioso wnrruntH, aecordlug to tho ro-
i ..... .. i ..i . i. ... . nurses, leon rnr leoina. nml iniim. I . vat
(J AT 15 HE lit A GOOD MAN TO . V, 10 " He , force I be wiTtcr from tho were 251 arrests for t icyf
Main itrrnt 1ml liuilnti Ii Inn " lll.l lll..il.i 1 I 1115 IW.UI'l.r, Ul' -" "- uriUI) 01 Cll Km II PT VII C InlCr nrsi.1CVCUIIIOIIlll.10l IUIJ in ail Clll
The Am iii ..Id Tom.iV th. b. V,l& ,?'JH!5JN T,,E SENATE AT loso the Jp' of talking about my- cMs'lnto channels for tho use 1 of for drunkenness; In 1011 the ar
JnV, tlSSJ'l!Si WASHINGTON. self Is one of ,,,y tasks. It certainly whole country jr Irrigation, rests .totaled only -17 for the sumo
elced out by n receiver, but "bu.lne.. irrrrrrt is no .ens, pionsing .o mo person- ft "i;"c'oc;r "80.000 B, ,
l flno." T ...... T acres nf land now onen to form. Stores Eidargo PreinUe
Tho Ln France Confectionery Store, T v as ai.i uil-i ti Ioro Js greol g rlcli state, ers; that wllhout this money snout Tli H.r,.,. l.Nnvi .i, i..i
ono of the beat In "wet" dayj, haa J. T I Jammed full of lillo land; hero Is n on this hind no man could get a h0 remodel their "premises because
cloicd out, but "bu.lnew is fine." 4--r - -r-r - Krcal city filled with Idle men. or living from It. . . of Increased business, when other
O. W. Johnion'a Hardware Store, the men wno arp inere y existing; here . "e "".v" . I,in" " ? Win- iowns.,v.i . ii.nih.iv., h .n r .
hett of Ita lino durlne "wet" dayi. "Come " is a stale wim unlimited resources ure nius nun wouiii scauer cxpor- . ininTni. w"'
. 1 .',n ""v " u""l I nl.... I .. II . I I.... I. I .....I ....II... II... I ....lll .....I ....H...U...I I Imnnlll r.ir.nw nml lirM nntfmam Plllllling.
inn. iiiiiiiiiiivii viviiii mill iiiiiiuiiii-ll ....v...... ......... ...... ........ vuui nv. . t .
opportunity, and a lot of Its cltl- through tho country dlMricts for In .rW,n (J urresls have do-
zens are not sure about next Sun- 'ho benefit of ranchers and their creased go per cent.
duy's dinner. wives. Violations of the state liquor laws
Why? Me forced through the Lcglsla- (oooiicggiug and so forthh are now
utoro n year ngo. Today ho oecuplea
lmt one store and will tell you hli
liuelncm Is "about half" what It waa
a yoar ago, but "builnni Ii fine."
Tho city has run into a 13,200 deficit
from tin oxcoaa of expenditures over
Income, although tho "dryi" promlnd
l f l -f
f- "COME" WAS ALL DILL
HANLEY SAID.
- --
"Cornel"
That Is a small word, but It
meant u mlghtly lot In this case.
Only four tellers of the alphabet,
but it was sufficient.
And that's Just why this storv Is
written about it.
.Some people would have written
Well, one perfectly good renson hrc the privilege of Idling Iho less than ouo-luilf.
HAS lll-.KN peopiu vine on a iionuinu aci inni
Is because Oregon
You see the saloon men novcr
dry
ii big letter In reply to the ono con- SENDING POLITICIANS TO would serve lo build rnliroads In used to obey the law In a
ccrnlng which Ibis story Is to bo WASHINGTON INSTI5AI) OF MEN Oregon. 'I Ills ; activity forced tho 0Wn Ibey hnvo to obey It.
told; It was worth more. Consld- WHO KNEW WHAT IT MEANT IIM. "nil Hiirrlinnns up the ' .
erlng everylhlug, but the point Is 1" t" tlUMillY AM) WHO ALSO "escnuies.
Iho man who wrolo "come" was KNEW HOW TO LEAD THE WAY " wllhdrow froni the oxecullvo
not doing it to kill spneo or to OUT AND IlltlNG HELIEF. coniiuillcc of the National Live
Bank Deposits Increase.
Deposits in the banks have In.
,.rt of City Itecorder John W. Lodor, that li Pol and court P.n... . , , ., ,, P 'S I dnl 1, k' i n 'l t A Sl ck Convenllo ' ra b un bo a creased, There Is more building.
IIIHl llll'HO WlirrillltH lire Nil I till mild. I would mnkn mrnlni It tha naonla I. ........ I-., mi l.i in... 1.. ..I..... I Al,..b rnlMn...l. n. .......... nnrlv In mi unhid lenslnu nlnn ll.nl I Had llCOtS are UClnH Cleared Ul).
,, .. , , , 1 I -- I 1 I Ull IJ illljlllHl WlllllU IIHO III IKIVU mnnil l Ml.. Willis, JI V UUH'I I ,'", . l' ' Il I.. . I K .,1
lhe elty tux levy In una I,. Oregon would rote tho 12,000 ealoon llcemei you here, biit. really, I can't see vatlon of game, or boulevards to would give all the big grazing nrlv- Collections arc easier. Not ono mill
City waa eight miiin. Two w.eVn uf- j out of butlncaii, but that'a "iae buil the way clear." scenic viewpoints, or free lands, lieges lo the big Interests. Every check has been cashed in a saloon.
tor tho oily went dry the eouiull In-
lenlly hiul.l be t7ll,lM8, but "Inmi- ereaawl hU levy to 10 milU fur 1PU,
m-ia la flue."
The nlletiiliinee nt the "Cherry
Fnir" thU year wiih nlinut one luilf
what It wan the liut "wet" yer. TJio
MinlHteriiil AmmulHtlim beforo the elee
lieu whluh inuilii Snlem "dry," told
the Cherry l'alr ironuitnrH Unit they
would muke up for the doiml limit iikii
nlly made by the wiIimiiih, but utterly
failed lo do mi thin your and the pro
muter refiminl In hold that enruUnl.
lhe "CherrlttiiH," eoimlHtini; of 100
i . . i .... . .
nnu un miveiuucr u uiro la lo no a
Kpeolnl elctlon held nt which the voter
will be nuked to annctlon nn additional
levy of eight mill to meet the munici
pal liulelitediieaii. Yet "biulnci I
fiuo in dry town," mid Oregon City
Ij doing well.
'n cunt bulldini: now atiind on Main
street, the chief buslneim thorou(;hfnro
of Oregon City, n numumeiit tu the
memory of one garage, one clothlne
toro, one restaurant nnd one livery
UCIi."
The fact Is. the man's characler Mn0 miles from market, or much I other member of the convention AH busluess men say trade is bet-
'hlch aniwert the auettton m In
why the cry has come from all otitr
Oreaon for a dry town.
u Adams, one or the leading Ore.,
n City merchants, said:
"Since Oregon City went dry,
The problbltionlat. a year ago prom- mhW out splendidly In tho ono nuoui ino lanir, or much aiioiit cur- UI." ,i ,"B .... ,0V,
i..i . n. i .i i Mini i worti mill Minims nun ns nnv. i i i-ttti it i. iiiihiiiv ihiiu iiil- cur-i ...v. . ... mu.iu. uu iiui n
i .... ..r' . ... .... Ing determination, action and rency ciuestlon bothers you neonlo 4.4.4-..4-4.4-4-.
K "7 - hv" tails-a these jlays. Ilut what nhio" fo k? U
vr ml . . iiicim w im it inu ii. !." iii oiiiic inu iiiik-i i-aii-u I WII. I. l'llill r I-Oll an 000 000 -f I
Not a foot of peraianent itreet Im- mil Hnnlev-Vlllll to his friend I 111 is a belter ivinu. a chnnco toll llt"" 1 u" B0'0UU.UUU- T un
I T mil m i mm T
Hill Hnnlcy pledges himself
real booster, but of no prohibitionist, i barn now lol up, but formerly did
then pledned their liersoiuil immilier I KooJ biiainess. Kourlrgn vncant stori's
ihlp for the neressnry funds, rotpilrhiK I ' '," ,,l,r of i,nl" i",ti nud
the pnyiiumt un their mrt of tAUO. To ,nr,',, v,,fnt lots mark the places
nib it in, the .Methodist (hen turned M,"'ro 'iree other store formerly
their ehureh into n restiiuriint, put the ,0(ul but which have burned down,
kitchen in tho pulpit nml oompetml ,' been the deiiinud for bu.
lth the legitimate restiiuritnt for the n,'M l'r"pi'ry thnt tho burned strua-
littln business that their proprietor Uxu'" u,'r, ,u'v,,r "built, lhit "bus!
Imd huiigrily looked for ns u possible iu fi,lw lu 0r,'n Oily."
liiiiiinil uodsend. KntiirprUn prlnllni; office,
lluslnesa must be "fine" In nny city w,,lch formerly employed n larRo force
hen building permit, payrolls, bunk ,,f I''in'r nnd bookbinders, nnd often
deK)siU, bankruptcies, closed stores, do- work,',, nig't and day to fill order. Is
populated dwelling, depressed renltv ,no,r hP"Iiik it Job department crew
vnliic, school enrollment nud enrnivnl fiv", ,Uys ' Mornlnu
Mntlstlc nil tell so dreiiry n storv of hntrl'"e i "lie of the papers tl.nl
Htornl fact. Muybe the urohibltiuiiists '.M 'r'u,,l 'e O.miintttee of One
mean thnt the "aintiitini! Im.iiie-i" 1. un,"M 'tcr nl.out "bushies it
fine,
, fine ln dry towns."
ICald AJii UUtiinnl. Tiucau-is uml Wukc i;anuu I.csuueol Oirsuit. IMHlanO, OtcgonJ
j rwT.mrni nor iias uccu aono, ri-1 ir mo mnn wno wroto ' comol" I put somciuiiiu asiue ior Old age, 111
eept ma construction or a small bridge lie wrote It to a young man who ctancc to ra se their children in o foht for that 8,000,000 business has much Improved Col.
over a creek, and that was nuid tar hv was "down and nut." and who coimnrt and decency, tho nrlviloRo. i
a bond .-uc, Htreet. and .idewalli looked , Mr. Hanley almost as the nay lhe right to have tho public U . py OT, o . &s 'tha'rT I ffi
nro n a uepwraoi. eonumon, naa ne - v. - '-v".!.! xi.. ..!.. i.. . rVi n. .i n .T" " T ",,,u "'" . :.' ",or ry"Jr T 'eor ago. People now have a ten.
tiwiiwt miiiiivj siua iui- " hum tv t otns. iiiipt ill in. wiiv- nni irv iinA.. i i. i . .
from the farm, hacked by the stato U. W mi 1 ? .,u uuf tf 8?o ai nome.
Un line ,l,ii. vn ...n..., Il.l.ino I... I I nml llin unNramnnl innu nl. .... I . ' I I I USCU 10 CBSh 10 CUCCKS On mill nnv
wm . . . . . . . .1. ..v. .i.i iiirnu ai. .iiui.j iiiin ju.u wt.w ow Mij vhvii jit i I t . . , . . . "y
whoai are "drya," vote dona thla re- A vounif mnn. who hnil wnrlreil
tltloa, tke city coafront the same poa in Portbind for a long time and dentally. personal influence throughout Ort. um of money daily Into the cban-
nanny aa uregon vity, viz., p. 1 who nnu nisi 111s neaiin, nan nenru 1 i n uiimii innu inai we qun 1 gon ior voies ior mo women on uuuo 111 urt'Hon uuy."
polotmtat ef a receiver, but "bualnoaa r "Hill" Honley as it man with u worrying about political economy, Oregon. I AH of which answers the que
1 Ilae la dry tnwaa.'
BIQ SURPRISE TO AUNY
IN ST. JOHNS
I Will Give $1000
If I Fail to Cure I'
Any Canoar or Tumor. No knlfa, no
pain, no pay until cured. Any lumi
In woman's braaat Is canoe
Local people ure surprised at the
rriTri.- ,.....!... :.....i .
iVWi l.-nil.- ICll'IVl'll IKIIII Sillll Ih ui.m.hI. ku.al 1 . ft 1
pla bucktborit bark, Klycerine, etc., It always poisons deep glanoa under the
as mixeu 111 Adier-l-ku, the tjerniau n"n nnu uiua quicKiy.
appendicitis remedy C. U. Thoinp
som druggist, states that this sim
ple remedy antiscpticizes the diges
tive (lystem and draws off the im
purities so thoroughly that A
SINQLH DOSI5 removes sour
deep sympathy, decided to wrlteand the grand old flag brand of Ho now sees that as a private! t ion of whether a towa i better wet
10 mm ami iisk ir 110 might uo uuiikuiu, ami gei uown 10 solid citizen he cannot no ror his state I or ary.
placed on the big ranch in Harney sense; lets' use some horsa sense what he could do If bad a voice i, 4IMtu..i s. ... .
county, known so widely for Its and let's definitely set out to mak at Washington. So bo is willing to' n4r 7.1 Sal'"idwf A
Western feuhires. Ihliig definite for US, instead of He has a definite, vigorous work-
The letter was very similar to parleying and orating and flub Ing plan for unlocking Oregon
this: dubbing with fine large problems NOW. Mr. Ilanlcy is a big man in
"Dear Mr, Hanley; I have worken Hint, when solved, help us lo neith- the East; people listen to blm; be
11 long time in Portland and nm er an extra slice of bread nor an will accomplish ends,
about all In, My health is poor added dime. Oregon is riches-poor; we fnve
nnd Hcttlujl worse fast. I can't SOME FOLKS CAIX THIS SAGE, sufficient stored wealth lo .nuke
,v iVl, stand it much longer here, and BHUSH PHILOSOPHY. Maybe it is, every man prosperous; Mr. Itau-
hlra more notorlotv and enable hiu to "css 1 Ret a change, I won't last lint a man who lias a rumily with ley's plan includes renlixing on lids
. . .. 1 nil f 1 rifivit lAiini r r fntt nnil i itA r rimitoc r nu nn inmiu Ia i t'ttiiit iiv nnd 111 11 lit i i rnnriii
I "" aav . v 1 111111 1 mv "iitv ot0 1 j IU 1 MVtutii w I'Miniuifl iva j.
your ranch nnd wondered if you their dorsal vertehrae, win agree irrigation ditches, developing har
would he wtlllnu to let 1110 ho I with mc mat it is a mlKtitv satis- bors and iteltliiH men l.l VAltl.V on
there and try to get well by work- fylng sort of philosophy, and while to Ibe soil. WHONG LEGISLA
lug In tho country. I will do my I may he Just a great, big, rough. TION Is keeping men out of work;
uesi wuaievcr you givo mc 10 uo. uncouiu puun man ana may not hi KeepinK urcgnn iigni iockcu.
t'leasc lei me near from you soon." iruiueu in me cicver sonnisirv mull iit-i uic linn ev nrouram: read tt:
see ior yourseii wnai William
Hanlcv stands for: then net back
cd to himscir, and, on tho reverse It is siniui ror n big state to let
side, just one word come. It was workers go hungry, and the boys
not even signed, but that it wai and girls go landless, when it has
from Mr. Hanley there was no an empire of resources at its back
doubt. door.
Trout Speaker rtntd.
8KAR1DK. J, A. Adams, a prohlbl
tlon speaker and worker, served out u
five dollar fine in the Scualde jail for
fsililiK to obey tho local ordinances
regulating street apraklnf;, Adawa,
who bousta of haviuc been arrested 44
times aad of having served 14 fail sen
teuces, daolares that he prefers jail nnd getting worse fast.
i ..... I k-lllllll II llllinll lnsrnH 1
senieucea io pnying rinee, aa they
draw larger audiencea. Upon coniide
tioa of hie jail tcrta here he left town
at oace,
Insures
.1 ..... ..v, mw . mw bwiuiih?, Vllltlir ICIII
stomach, gas on the stomach uud nuitu nUDr & Mrt nr rhialaf.ra
conatijmtion INSTANTLY. Adv . 4m".M;.&SSrK
Alt' eoiamuolcsUana iboald t s4drul te
The BsiUw, fit. Joans. Orm.
Any tumor, lump, or soro
on tho lip, faco or body
long is cancer. An Island
plant plaster and blood
iprtUlo mk th cum, Writ
If a atuoluU guirsntra. 120
pe book sent In. TCstlmo.
Dl.liotlO.lWcur.d -swornto. VACT '
tee (ouio, 00 a Kt swioill. ' iitlcllr reliable."
Boak
UMi lo saiDvoaa vrlib cinetr. V S, cauctt cuio.
Job Prlntlac tiecuUJ In flrst-lsia tiyi
UIIU lor Job Prlotlo cub 00 ilsllTtrr.
bollxicJ n4 Im
tuv mere it.. II, an4 mite
j.r en J rivvr whtn n.
(Psldsdv.,O.C. teller)
. by 1
Keba
Iheir duUCM by i,naj inj Ihcai with
Conlcey's Fly Knocker
l)oc$ ii umi milk an J git cicowi t he pcfl
onj (omWri Ilut insure lull milk u'L
Keeps Files Away
From Cattle and Horses'
Ocw ounce - lJ ouiuult. Sj
lint, m.it ucl piul.iv
Try It IS Days
Money Hack If Not.
OAtitlactory
Tiy cin imliy. Ot. JSc,
i;iui i.vj,ii;i. i.w
$100 Reward, $100
The retailor of tin Daikir will bo
SeVtt REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS
able to cure in an lis stages, ana mm is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only
positive euro now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh bclns a constitutional
uiacaav, reuuirL'9 u i-uiiiiiiiiiuiia. hhi- i ... . ... ... .
mrnt. HalCs Catarrh Cuiv Is taken In- The lOlIowlBr lkt.ol Mgai DMHks
Urnally. ctlnar directly upon the Wo r-fnP j-1. ,u H
ant mucous surtacca or wie aysiein. num. i x - v- i ...,. ,.
by deatroyinB tho foundation or the uia. otlwra will be a&kd as tlie de&and JeRey sireei
ease, and clvlnir M nil ant alronsth by " " '
bulldlnir up the constitution and asstatlng- uriSCS;
natureln dolnc Its work. The proprktora Warmnlv ftfwla Onlt Ptnim
have so much faith hi Its curative now. warranty: aeeus, JUll, claim
era tiiat they offer One Hundred Doiiara Deeds, Realty and Chattel. JLTort.
for any cas that tt falle to cure. Send T c-.sl-.TTT r r..
ior Hat or testimonials. omu.uuiv yi uiuiiugca,
of this Oregon product known as
William Hanley as strong as a Mis.
sotiri mule and scud him to Con
gross for your own prosperity's
sake.
(Paid adv.. O. C. teller)
How is Your TRte?
Have your abstracts made, con
tinued or examined at the Peninsu
la Title, Abstract and Realty Co
Accurate work. Reasonable fees.
II. Henderson, manager, 311 North
Adv
.MSn ca ,i0- a Contractu.fo4.Sale.ot, Realty, Rills
Take- Hair Kamlly tHla for coaatlpatloo. J 0f 9hf tgiatC.
For Rent Modern six room
house on North Willamette
boulevard. Also modern rooms
over store buildinpr on Phila
dephia street. See K. C. Couch.
Of ye a a brffiUst doasv ahlna that
does not rab oil or ilust off that
aanesls. to tbo Iron that lasts (our
Umoa aa lonz a any other,
ilackSiHcStovePoltsii
la la a class by itself. It's moro
ctrttuHf made kod MisJe
110 m Hacr HUratt,
WHtlHIIAKIWn
or roar sM rwue.
If roadw't Bs4Tt
we M POIUQ TOO
Mtffll I
wf. VBIBBSBBSBBBBBBW IBM
iirat.d, )wt
hardware or
.BneendMlwie
iltnriiie.ltor
man your
Wanted To borrow $1000 for
three years at ten ner cenL
Security, $2000 worth of land at
Whitwood Court. Apply at this
office,