OREGON CITY-COURIER, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1906.
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HE IS DISLIKED IN
CLACKAMAS
Pleasant Hill Precinct Refuses
to Support Jonathan
Bourne for Senator.
REPUBLICANS'! WILL
VOTE FOR. ' GEARIN
Ghosts of the Past Cause Residents to
"Turn Their Backs Upon the Bourne
Brownell Combination and Demand
""Clean" Politics. .
WILSON VILLE, Or., May 24. -In
this splendid agrinnltual section of
the conntry one teels an impression
creeping over him that the- center ot
political aotivity is no longer in the
city, but that the whole conntry has
become deeply interested m local,
state and national government. In
this locality a peculiar situation pre
vails. Pleasant Hill precinct is prob
ably the strongest Republican precinct
in Clackamas county that is to say,
other political parties have the least
representation in proportion to the
whole number of voters.
yet it is generally nndersood that
Pleasant Hill refuses tn accept Jona
than Bourne for United States senator
and to make their votes connt against
him the Republicans will vote for
John Gearin. It might naturally
seem that this is on aooonnt of a
kindly feeling toward Gearin on ac
count of his having made his way
from farmer boy, born on an Oregon
farm, to a place alongside the fore
most men of Oregon, and throughout
his career having shown that sterling
integrity and honesty of purpose ihat
won him, immediately on his - entry
into the United States senate, the
hearty commendation, and praise of
such outspoken and incorruptible Re
publicans as Senator La Follette, of
Wisoonsin.
But in reality the citizens of this
locality are not so much Gearin men,
but they are uncompromising anti
Bourne men. The feeling is prevalent
that Bonrne snooeeded in obtaining
the Republican nomination by a lavish
expenditure ot money and that he is
a man who has always pursued the
policy of gaining political preferment
by immense drafts on the millions he
inherited from his father's estate.
But there is another reason for the
strong auti-Bonrne feeling, and that
lies in the faot that the people gener
ally know about the Bourne-Brownell
combination, wherein Bonrne fur
nishes the money ard Brownell dis
burses it. The people of tins section
know Browuwli. Fiuatituiii Hill pre
oinct is about 125 votes strong, and
in the April primary election Brow
nell received but 16 votes. It is doubt
ful if he will receive even 16 votes in
the coming election.
Most of the voters here are well-to-do
farmers and Brownell can acoom
nlish nothing with his fat campaign
fnnd, not even with promises of office
and lucrative positions. Bonrne is not
known here as a Republican, bnt as a
political adventurer who sought to
ride into the senate through the Pop
ulist party, and who, when he real
ized that the Populist party was go
ing to pieoes, was first to de ert it and
hurry into the Republican camp.
Those politicians who are eagerly
grasping for offloe and care not what
the price just s" they get offloe will
fare no better in Union preoinct than
in Pleasant Hill. Union is not a large
precinct, bnt is made up, in the main,
of thrifty farmers. Tualatin precinct
also joins Pleasant Hill and is a
strong Democratic preoinot. It is
about as large as PleaBant Hill and
here Browuell, in the primary elec
tion, received 17 votes. There is no
prospect of his getting more in the
Juno election. Chris Schuebel. who
is Bourne s right-hand-man in Clack
nmas oonuty, claims to be able to
handle the Gorman vote for Bourua,
but the Gorman population of this
county, which is not large, is inde
pendent aud doesn't fancy the idea
of being whipped around from one
party to another aud used to inrtnor
the political ambitions of a few men.
These people are of the most intolli.
gent citizens of the county, aud are,
as a rule, in sympathy with President
Roosevelt. They know, too, that to
place the Bour o-Browuell combina
tion in nower is to array the political
machinery of Oregon alongside the
political machinery ot the other
states that are laying plans to do
Roosevelt up.
An amusing incident ocourred a tew
evenings ago at a Republican political
meeting in Tualatin precinct. Nearly
even body in that locality has n warm
feeliug for Governor Chamberlain.
While a Republican candidate was
exhorting Koi nblicans to stand by
the party and help Dr. Withycombe
out, a gust of wind extinguished every
lamp iu the hall. Simultaneously the
shout went up for Chamberlain and
the speaker, thus learuiug the temper
Of his audience, dropped the subject
of gubernatorial preference and pro
ceeded along lines more congenial to
the crowd.
If the vote of Clackamas county
were coufined to the fanning districts,
the Bourue-Browuell combination
wonld make a sorry showing in Clack-
anitt county. Such is the caso at least
if this Southwestern section of tlio
conntv is a fair indication of the feel
ing toward this class of men. Special
Dispatch m Oregon Journal.
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representative.'who spiked some of the
biggest guns or the opposition, tint he
did it in such a kindly and masterful
way that the strongest partisan could
take no offense.
"Stand by Roosevelt and elect John
Doe to the high and exalted position
of inspector of skycsrapsrs in Claoka
mas City," has been the Republican
slogan throughout the campaign. Mr.
Eby showed that the opposition do3S
not seem to know the boomerangish,
dynaniitish character of the expres
sion He said that Roosevelt sent a
member of his cabinet Seoretary Taft
into Ohio, to make speeches against
Republican candidates who did not
measure np to the Preisdent's ideal of
Republicanism; that the President
helped to turn down a corrupt treas
urer in the Btate of Pennsylvai ia, Re
publican though he was. He said that
an impression is prevalent that Roose
velt is somew hat opposed to the way
certain Clackamas coun'y Repbnlians,
"and that vague rumors of indict
ments were now and tleii watted in
on tli gentle breeze and that they
were the resnlt of investigations di
rected by the President. He asked the
voters to consider whether Roosevelt
wonld vote 'er straight if he were a
oitizen nf Clackamas county. Hang
ing on to Roosevelt's coat-tails is the
Big Man in this county affair and a
number of Little Men are Hanging pn
to the Big Man's coat-tail, all hoping
and trusting that they will land in
publio offloe.
GOOD MEETING AT SUNNYSIDE.
cry of "party." Mr. Hedges, for state
senator, Mr. Beatie for sheriff, and
Mr. Latonrette tor clerk are particu
larly strong. Many Republicans are
free to say that there will not be a
straight ticket voted in any precinct
of the county by a Republican, and
the unequal distribution of offices has
angered many voters, the party hav
ing only two candidates for county
offloes that reside outside of Oregon
City.
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Sad Day for Rul;' or Ruin.
(Continued from page 1)
trained with the gang for years and
never with any other.' And they won't
stand for Jonathan Bourne, whose part
in the political manipulation of the
state is something the Republican
bell-weathers are ashamed of, vainly
trying to explain and mighty anxious
to forget.
Following; the Flag.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis T.
Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant
U. S. A., of Rural Route 1, Oonoord,
N. H.. says: "I was two years in
Cuba and two years in the Philip
pines, and being subject to colds. 1
took Dr. King's 3ev Discovery for
Consumption, which kept me in per
fect health. And now, in New Hamp
shire, we find it the best medicine in'
the world for coughs, oolds, bronchiaL
trobnles and all Inng diseases. Guar
anteed at Howell & Jones', Drug
gists. Price 50o and $1. Trial bottle
free.
TREATMENT WAS ABUSIVE,
Mrs. Idella White Says Husband Struck
and Threatened to Kill Her.
Idella K. White, who was married
August 1. 1898, in Oregon Oity, to
Charles White, has commenced suit
tor divoroe, and asks for . $25 per
month alimony. She alleges that her
hnsband struck her in the fall of 1899,
jnst after she was ont of the hopsitaU
when she was weak and infirm. In
1901 he oarsed her and threatened to
take her life, drawing a pocket knife
and slashing her clothes. In July,
1904, he drew a gun and threatened to
kill her and others who happened to
be present ac the time at their home
nar Mount Pleasant. With her young
child in her arms, Bhe was compelled
to flee to the house of a neighbor in
fear of her life. White iB a wood
hauler and makes abont $75 a month.
His wife states that he has continu
ally abused and mistreated her with
out provocation.
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constipation becomes chronic. This
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Movement to Line Up Republican Voters
For Party Ticket Fails.
Forty voters attended the Demc
oratio oampaigu rally Thursday night
at Sunuyside, and this is considered
a large meeting for that precinjt. J.
E. Hedges, R. B. Beatie, Howard V.
Latonrette, William Shannon and H.
D. Aden were there and made
speeohes. O. D. Eby, T. J. Grace and
others went to Highland Thursday
light.
The effort has been made with
streuuosity that line up Clackamas
county voters, tor the Republican
ticket on purely party grounds has
been unsuccessful, and the indepen
dent vote cannot be controllel by the
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O. D. Eby and party spoke to a
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evening, most ot wnom were Kepuh
lieans. Messrs. Meissner, Baker and
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