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1 OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1906 THE SOCIAL PROPAGANDA. TEACH THEM HOW TO SHOOT. A New Party Advocated The Problem of Life, by C. A. Reese. Republican Organization Starts On Campaign. New MT. PLEASANT, Jan. 8. (Editor of the Courier. Apropos of your con troversy with W. V. Myers, the So cialist, lu which you invite a general discussion, I would take a position be tween the two, as I do not tavor So cialism to the extent of sinking the individuality nor do I see .how it is possible under existing conditions for a few meu to tight down graft, and tbe trusts. I am not an avowed Sooialist who rani down the best government on earth, and who sneers at every at tempt of honest reformers iu the dom inant partieB to legislate for the best interest of the people, implying a sin ister motive, bat i recognize that it is a gigantic undertaking for a few men, however earnest or sincere they may be, and to insure sncccess they must have a powerful party organization behind them. Roosevelt is giving ns a square deal so far as he is concerned and to show my apreciatiou of his sterling man hood, I would have voted for him at the last election if the three electors in .the state where I lived had not been the heads of the three different trusts that was the rub ! Oould I, as a minion of the trusts, who felt their iron heel upon my neck, vote for the heads of those trusts and be .thoroughly satisfied with the man whom they were pledged to elect if they were suooessful? While Koosevelt was not pledged to favor their interests and the sequel has proved that he hBS not would not their good offices imply an obligation that would prove a handicap? With a powerful party organization back of him and a platform that stood for everything he advocated and i direct vote, he would not only be in a posi tion to advocate a square deal BuT HE COULD ENFORCE IT. I, for one, without being a hero worshiper, am un enthosiatsio ad mirer of such men as Theodore Roose velt and Joseph Wingate Folk, of Mis souri, and in view of the good they are doing and the greater good which they could do if they were not handi capped, I heartily wish that one of them was the standard bfinrer of a new party, more conservative than the So cialist, but , just Jas zealous for all needed reform; a Union party, made np of the honest voters of all other parties, with "a platform that could not be hooted down as favoring one olass of people. Until that party is organized I shall vote the Prohibition tioket, as it represents a prinniple whioh I endorse, although I recognize the impossibility of a party riding into power on a single hobby. Life is a problem nowadays, When no one will assist; It's np to all to find the ways Whereby they may exist. It's every mortal for himself,' And the devil for ns all, And that man's laid upon the shelf Who has not got his gall. Commodities whioh we all need Are in a few big trusts, Whose managers are full of greed, And given np to lusts. ' What care they for the workingman, Who've fell into their trap, And have been so humbugged by them They don't know where thye're at? They've lost their manhood and their souls, 1 And their hearts fail to beat Or they would not exact sttch tolls For everything we eat. . Honor has perished in the land Which our forefathers gave, . And we are an unthinking band, With shackles of a slave. By we, I mean all men who toil For a few paltry cent, For those who burnlthe midnight oil At workingmen's expense. Who spend their nights in revelry, Their days in forging chains, For their poor dupes who fail to see That they have no just claims 1 Upon the product of the forge, As they do not create A single thing for which they charge, But only speculate. And now it's np to Theodore, Or some other good man, To rend the chains from shore to shore, And give ns back again ' The freedom that .was guaranteed To every oitizen, And save the Nation from the greed Of a few moneyed men. CHARLES A. REESE. NATURE TELLS YOU. Under the direotioc of the Repub lican oraguizatiou of Clackamas county, meetings will be held through out the county for the purpose of acquainting voters with the various provision and requirements of the direct primary law and the matter of registration. C. Schuebel, secretary of the Republican county central com mittee, Saturday night addressed a large gatherng of voters at Damasous. The meeting was striotly non-partisan, the name of not a single candid ate being n entioned in the course of the evening, which was devoted to an exposition of the new plan for nominating candidates and also the necessity for, registering in order to participate in the primary election. A number of other like meetings will be held in the county in the next ten weeks. .County Court. Be it remembered, That at a regu lar term of the County Oonrt ;of CI ickamas Ceunty held in the Court Houso in Oregon City, for the pur pose of transacting business in Janu ary, the same being thetime fixed by law for holding a regular term of said Court, present: Hon. Thos. V. Ryan, county judge, presiding; T'. B. Killin, and Wni. Brobst, commis sioners, when the following proceed ings were had, to-wit: DISTRICT NO. 2. J. C. Paddock, , f 2.50 DISTRICT NO. 3. Rodlun Bros,, S.70 F. M. Osborn, 42.50 DISTRICT NO. 4. Edward Douglas, J. W. Douglas Wm. Huggins W. F. Douglass, As Many An Oregon City Reader Knows Too Well. ieyi Nature tells yori all about it. The urine is Nature's calendar, infreo rent or too frequent action Anv urinary trouble tells of kid- ' nev ills. Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kid- . nev ills. Mrs. Wm. Rainwater, residing at 903 East First St., Albany, Or., says: "My kidneys troubled me off and on for eight years. Every t'me I con tracted a cold it settled in my kidneys causing my back to ac(ie often so badly that I could hardly get about to attend to my household duties. Accmpanying this was a very annoy ing difficulty with the kidney secre tions. I was treated by physicians, and took a number of highly recom mended remedies but the relief I ob tained was onlj temporary and I was about discouraged Finally I rad an advertisement about Doan's Kidney Pills and got a box and began their use I expected some relief, of course, but to my surprise th?y went ouickly to the root of the disease and cured me. Doan's Kidney Pills are the best kidney medicine I ever used and I have recommended them to a number of my neighbors. " "Plenty more proof like this from Oregon City people. Call at Dr. O. Q. Huntley's drugstore and ask what hifl nnstomers report. i For sale bv all dealers. Price 60 nonhL Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. "X., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan s and take no other. Chas Hunter, James Rivers, H. S. Gibson, H. Wilburn, J. W. Douglass, DISTRICT NO. 6. Straus Lumber Company, A. Olsen, J. H. Revenue, , DISTRICT NO. 7. Edward Miller, DISTRICT NO. 9. Wm.Held, DISTRICT NO. 10. Chas. Tracy, Frank Thomas, W. R. Oatfield, DISTRICT NO. 11. C. H. Dauchy, Jr., A. G. Guynup, Chas Reiling, Elmer Glass, O. L. Clyde, Pope & Co., Wilson & Cooke, E. Story, Dering & Morrison, H. Fogalson, James Tamblin, W. Martin, M. Bell, Glen Mills, H Hlddleson, J. W. Mackay, DISTRICT NO. 12. Wilson & Cooke, J. S. Gill, C. Johnson, G. Fischer, Bonney & Miller, DISTRICT NO. 13. Dering & Morrison, , W. O. Ward, George Gill, Geo. Funk, J. E. Fullam, DISTRICT NO. 14. B. F. Linn, W. F. Harris, Burley & Moran, S. G. Bailey, A. Splinter, F. Beard, J. Waldo, J. Kaufman, A. Kaufman, L. Davles, H. Shelley, A. Bailey, , H. Barrs, DISTRICT NO. 15. Pope & Co., R. H. Taber, Roy Stafford, J. Y. Humphreys, Arthur Smith, Harry Andrews, . F. Hendricks, Geo. Wlneset, Gus Wlneset, . Arthur Warner, Pope ft Co., J. H. Moody, J. A. Confer, ' . L. M. Thompson, H. Hill, J. Ward, Max Telford, E. W. Hacker, W. H. Matheney, H. Rowland, C. S. Fuge, L. Fuge, F. Teebler, R. W. Porter, DISTRICT NO. 16. A. J. Kelnhofer, David Penman, Aug. Steahely, DISTRICT NO. 17. Carlton & Rosenkrans, Andy Knight, W. C. Kendell, E. W. Bates, A. H. Knight, A. Kocher, James Adkins, DISTRICT NO. 18. Clarke's Saw Mill, A. Busch, Dix Bros., Wm.. Grisecthwalte, V. Bohlander, Allen Edwards, E. W. Hornshuh, Geo. Klrbyson, H. Steiner, C. Steiner, Wm. Baniels, Wm. Grtsenthwaite, DISTRICT NO. 19. J. J. Mallatt, DISTRICT NO. 2a F. Busch, Ed Hettman. Amos Harrington, -Fred Klebe, Geo. Stephens, E. O. 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