Oregon City courier., January 21, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDa y, JANUARY 21, 1910
Oregon City Courier
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SMOKE PROM THE CAMPF1RES
We have mentioned the fact at vari
ous times tliac the Courier was not
dictated to bv any sot of moil or poli
tical clique, and just at this time it is
nnnnrtnne to jew at it with oniphnnia.
as it hears dirootly nnon tlie Courier's
selection of Oscar Eby to bo the
people's choice for comity judge. In
referring iiRiiin to Mr. liny as a prob
able oandilnto tiie Ootiri r is most
sinoore in its convictions that the com
mon people are looking for a man of
just his calibro, one who is competent
and one in whom thoir confidence
will not bo mispbicud, and was
prompted in its solection of liim by
no nintive strongor tnan that which
should prompt tho press, representing
the greatest number of people iu a
oounty, to advocate what is biiBfc in
its opinion for their futuro wolfuro
Thoro have boen drastic ellorts put
forth, olianipioued by supposed lead
ing dailies, to snuff out the llro burn
ing in l ho camps of tho common
peoplo, to hord them buok like sheep,
into the rings of tho master poli
ticians, by foisting upon thorn tho un
American plan of the selection of their
roproscnti.tivi-s Everywhere through
the state has the assembly plan of tho
few received its juHt reward, a (loath
blow. Clacltr.uius oounty is not bo
hlud and her peoplo wilt not waver
when it comes to the final tost.
Synonymous with the desires of the
peoplo to continue to havo fuir and
jnst'pnblio servants, conn s the selec
tion of Mr. Eby by the Courier, to be
the choice of the majority of the
people of the oounty for a continu
ance of a govorumont by tho peoplo.
SHOULDERS TO TIIE WHEEL
Tho poonlo of this city aro very
much grariliod at the move made bv
tho Commercial Club in- championing
the movoment started by the Courier
to take immediate steps in making a
tight ugaintit the onoicacliment of
Portland ami lior extension to our
very doors. If Port and desires to
extend her limits an opportunity lies
towards Mt Hood, not over into an
other county. The people of Oregon
City have now gone on record, through
its live commercial body as resenting
auy such proposed move and will light
any and all such propositions that
might lead to a division of the county.
Our city limits should be extended
considerable to the nortli and as stated
recently in the Courier, proper menus
for direct communication be provided
at once for the benefit of people liv
ing iu tho northern portion of tho
oounty.
Lot the crodit . fall whore it may,
look with an eye single to the results
to bo obtained by a union of strength,
working towards the good of all.
Wool growers of tho country will
gather at Portland iu 101 J, bringing
to this city a convention representa
tive ot a uroat industry. Delegates
to the rocout convention of tho wool
men at Ogdon from tuo Paoiflo North
went were a unit for Portland as tho
next uieetiug place and they onpturod
the gathering without serious opposi
tion. Ninety pur oont of the wool
growers of the country are members of
the organization uud tho convention
will bring thousands of visitors to
Portlaud Tho next mooting of tlio
national body will be held in Janu
ary, 1U11.
07
The Cough
Consumption
l our doctor will tdl you that
fresh air and good food are
the real cures for consumption.
But often the cough is very
hard. Hence, we suggest that
you nsk your doctor about
your taking Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. It controls the tick
ling, quiets the cough.
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Wm h inlait innrinl
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Wo xrgo you to
oomuit your
dootop
WHAT IT ALL MEANS
1 President Taffc is not dishonest, for
he emorged from a long career o'
ofllceholding a poor man. Ho is not
laekiig in intelligence, or be would
not have boon choibii for the ui'iny
important, plue;s he has filled, there
fore n grc.it in my peoplo aro puzzled
what to make of our exo.ntive.
At Winoni he declared the new tar
iff law to ho a "substantial revision
downward," and the hem tariff bill
tho country ever had. "
He used sumo figure a rrepared by
th somite commitrce on limine", of
which Senator Aldricli is chairman,
showing that the tariff was reduced
on necessary articles which the coun
try uses to the extent of $500,000,000,
a year, and increased only on neces
sary articles which tho country uses to
the value of $;JK),0IK),(K)0 a year. As
to tho increases, thoro should have
been none at all; and there were few
because prautically evny imedy unci
powerful interest already wan getting
all the tnriii' duties it needed.
It sounds well to say that tho tariff
wrts reduced on commodities which
tho country uses to tho vuluo of $5,
000,000,0(1(1 a year, but it moans abso
lutely nothing. Take an article which
the country uses to the value of $1,
000,00000,0' a year, and en which the
tariff duty is prohibitive Keduco
that duty -a triflo, though leaving it
still prohibitive. Tho president could
then say that the duty iiad been re
(I need on an article or which tho
country uses if 1,000,000,000 worth a
year j but there wiukl be no benefit
whatever from tho revision. Anil
that is exactly what tho pesideut did.
Either ho was hadly fooled by
Alldrich, or ho deliberately sought to
fool tho pooplo.
Will Pnyuo in the Saturday Evening
Post analyzes tlmt $3. 000, 000, 000 argu
ment, very satisfactorily.
Duties were reduood on petroleum
products, which this conn try uses to
the value of 2(!0, 000,000 a year. Yet
this country is tho groat extiorter of
pnti oleum products, mid free petrol
eum productT would not lower priors.
Duties were reduced on marble,
which is used to the extent of $84,
000,000 a year. Ts marble a "neces
sary V"
Morula and manufactures of metals,
which wo use to tho vnlno of $1,250,
000,000, were reduced, but prices have
gone up since the law went into effect.
This is because tho duties, combined
with this country's supremacy in
methods of manufacturing, are pro
hibitive still.
, Lumber was slightly reduced, and
that item amounts to .$500, 000, 000. If
the maximum rates apply to Canada,
the duty will bo enormously increased
instead of being reduced. Tho price
of lumber has not boon reduced by the
reduced tariff.
Hoflued sugar represents $!i()0,000,
000, and the (Hit v on that was reduced
so littlo that if tho benelit of the re
duction got to tho consumer he would
have to out an even ton of sugar to
savo a doll ir; yet tho price of sugar
has advanced since the law went into
effect. Tho sugar duties are still pro
hibitive. Halt a billion is represented by food
and argioultnrnl products, mostly ba
con, hams, pork and hoof of which
wo export V'lst quantities and import
little or nothing. These commodities
have also gouo up in price Tho rea
son: The duties uro still too high and
the products arc controlled by a trust.
Print paper represents $07,000,000.
Thoro was a very slight reduction ou
this duty, which still is practically
prohibitive, and if tho nmixnium du
ties apply, as they almost certainly
will, the" duty will be multiplied sov
oral times insread of being reduced.
Soft coal, another largo item,
amounts to $!K)0,000,000, nud the slight
reduction iu tho tariff will have no
oil out 011 the prices except in such
localities ns can bo reached by vessels
from Novu Scotia. The prico of soft
coal has not gouo down since tho tariff
went into ollVct.
Those items amount to four billion
dollars out of tho president's total of
vo billion dollars, nod from none of
them will flic consumer got the slight
est benetit. Other Items too small to
amount to much iu detail consume the
rest of the live billions.
Either the president was ridicuously
fooled by Ahlrjch, or ho sought to bo
tool tlie'people. Ihilnth Herald.
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Price, $ 1 7.50. All Oak Extension Table.
Perfect workmanship elegant finish,
PA"!.-:-
mm
I jlM
very big discount on a choice line of
ROCKERS, that came in too late for
the Holiday Trade.
A handsome lot of
JARDINIERS
at Specially Low Prices
40c Values Offered at 20c
Compare with other values
offered yoa and be convinced.
Pictures and
Picture Framing
The Finest
CUT GLASS
On Earth at One-Foarth Off
Left over from Holiday trade.
iers
One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime will cause
an increased flow of bile, and produce a
penile laxative effect the day following.
Formula on each box. Show it to your
doctor. He will understand nt a glance.
Dose, one pill at bedtime.
Mad. by the J. C. Ay.r Co., Lowell, llui
$3.$3.59&$4.SH0ES
B0YSSH0ES.
S2.QO
AT 16V
THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER
OF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD.
"SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKE8."
"I hv worn W. L. Uoul hn for the
past S'X ycuri, and lw tind ttey ara far
aup.rlor toall othfir high grada iIiopi Inityla,
camtortand durability." W. a JONES.
IIU Howard Ave.. Utlia, N. Y.
If I could take you into my largo fac
tories at Brockton, Mau., and ahow you
how carefully W. L Douglaa ahoea aro
made, you would realise why they hold
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and
are of greater value than any other make.
r. I TIO-KwlW W. I.. Ipui;liuinni. .nil pri'1
ilMiinul omhe K.ll.nn. Tk .No lt.l.l it
It .'Ui ri'il.T raiini't ill yon will, V...loiitl.l1,i.
wn lul Mll OrUur CiLlotf. W.t.UougliW, JjiiMiltou.
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PRJCEEBROS.
Tho romoviil of Giil'ord Pirn-hot
from tho olHce of clilof foiostor, dt.m
oiiBtrutos Prisidi-nt Tuft's i-on.'ldonoo
in lii.-f siH'totiir.v of tho interior dopint
numt, Kiolmrd A. Bullinnor, who rop
riwnta 1 1 to Noitlnvost iu too onbinot.
SotciiiK hiiusolf np IiirIiit than his
BiilH-riors nnd rofiiriiux to conduct Ins
olUco nn tlioy dcciocd, Mr. Pincliot
nmilu hiiusolf iisol" ks to tho iidiniuis
trittion. Kvtu his own Hupporturg
lmvo disapprovod many of liia latimt
ai'ts. tiulisonuont do olopinoutH snow
tlmt ho wns imriy to tho conspiracy,
whoso purpose was to traduce Secre
tary iinllinuer, throng) tho synoieuto
of much laUinii. scnsiitioii luuiiKor
pnliliciitions. 'i'ho forthcoming con
(iiefsioiml invest iat ion, no douht,
will kIiow that Secretary JialliiiKer
has been far more sinned against than
Hintiing.
Iron I?eds at $2.50 and up.
A hig convention of tho coming
year for Portland in that of tho An
cient Order of llioorniaus. Tho annu
al gathering of tho national body will
beheld there July l'J-Si and it is
thought tho greatest meeting iu the
history ot the order iu America, will
occur at that time. There are 1 100 ac
credited dol"giiti'H who will ho in at
teintiinco and in addition, many other
niemliers and their friends will niako
the trii) to the Northwest. It is ox
expi'ctcd Unit no les.- than 1)0.000 visi
tors will he atlriuteil to tho Nortli
Put; i tic cru.-t by this convention.
Oiitnntittei-M mo at work planning n
teittimuent for tho llibi'iniiins anil
every iiutii'iitien now points to tho
gathering being a big success.
Poi timid entertained on tlio 18th
what is said to be tho biggest excur
sion ever urgauied in the North wet
and which iurludcs av'.'i residents of
Spokane, the tloeur d'Aleue country,
Wiilla Walla aud the Palouso conut'ry
and ot tho ('ana Han provinces of Al
berta and Saskatchewan. The party
occupied a special trmn of Pollnmus
and was bound for Ouliforirn. It was
organized by the Spnkniia I'ltauihor of
Comnierce and tho Wa-.illu Walla I'mm
uierciul Club iu eoiiueetiou with tho
llarrinian lines, it having become tho
custom to run a uiiitwimer excursion
to California i a -h yi ar. While iu
Portland the excursionist wi re enter
tamed by the Poitlanil Commercial
Club.
TO
INTRODUCE
Our high grade
Enamclwarc
(quality)
We are offering on Special Sale a
large assortmnt at twa-th irds valae
10c Granite Pint Cups, - 5c
20c Granite Wash Basins, 10c
Lay in a supply at this remarkable
low sale price.
OUR
5 Cent Counter
10 Cent Counter
15 Cent Counter
Are loaded with articles yotf will
osaally pay two prices for.
Price, 75c. 6 for $1.50
Superior to Rogers. Made by the
Oneida Community.
Every piece bears the Community's 10 year guarantee.
PRICE
5.00
Foi yovt choice
from an
Elegant Lot of
Center Tables
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Very choice, 13.50; some
$10.25.-.. All Oak.
for
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The Range that has
no competitor.
Equal to a Foil
Malleable. Costs
only a little more
than the ordinary
cast top. Carload
jost in yoti get the
benefit of a large
purchase and carload
freight rates.
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Solid Oak Dressers, best of
workmanship, $ J 3.50 and up.
E. W. MEL LIEN
Complete House Furnishers
& CO.
Opposite the Court House
A I'liilinli'lpliiu liowspaper lias ad
vised tlio f Minora of Pennsylvania and
tho Kast to visit the orchards ot the
Noithwoat, to learn a lesson iu fruit
eulturo It eonteud that tlioy cau
raise just ns tine a quality of apples
on the Atlantic const, if proper caro
is taken to prevent diseases and pests.
Attention is also calltd to the at
tractive manner iu which OreRon
ippl s are sorted and packed, whereas
tlm eastern fruit is dumped iuto a
bHrn l. It concludes thnt this is only
one of the many lessons that the east
ern farmer cau' learn from his western
brother.
Urocers of the slate will Rather at
Kuneno Jnmury 'J' and SJ for tho an
nual convention of tho Uresou Hetail
wrocers' Asscci.ition. 'there is a
splendid program of deep interest to
tho dealers iu fiod stulls and ti e at
leiiituncJ is expu tod to no the largest
iu the history uf the stale asaoidatioii.
I'roiiU'ins rotuiii); ui iu the- itton-ty
liusiu-'ss will ho discussed und mutual
help aiued from the interchain; of
ideas ot the various, dealer. p3
Coos I'ay setins to ho iu liiio for
sump real railroad buildiiifj and Loth
the Hill and Uarriman sycteuis are re
jortod to bo owing interest iu
that sfctiou. It is mid work ts about
to he resumed on the Southern Pacific
Pno fwu Draiu aud the Northern Pa
citle is Faid to tie negotiating for big
coal holdiiiK's, which lie close to
Maishtield.
The Courier wishes to congratulate
'The Oregon Tradesman" upon its
new and improved appearance. The
Oregon Tradesman was recently pur
chased by J. P. Chauibl'-fS. tormerly
of Knms, Texas who will establish a
Commercial Club department, (tiring
space" to the promotion of Oregon Da
vclopmeut League affairs.
After pending the courts for nine
teen years, tne suit, brought by the
federal government to recover 160.975
acres of Iudiau land near Nortli Yak
ima from the Northern Pacific Kail
way, has been decided against the cor
poration. The land is valued at ninr
thau two million dollars. The rail
way claimed it under a congressional
grant, of 1887. The government con
tention was that it belonged to the
Indians uuder a treaty made in 1809
by Gov. Isaac Stevens. Jndge E. H
W'hitsou held against the railway com
pany which will take an appeal to tne
supreme court.
The old state university building, iu
the heart of Seattle, one of the last
landmarks of the early days, is to be
torn down witliiu the uext thirty
days. The Metropolitan Building
Company, which has a fifty year kase
on the grounds, will improve it, in
keeping with the structures already
erected. For some time past, the
Beaux Arts Academy lias been the
sceue cf many historic gatherings.
There has not beeu a singlu failure
of a national hank iu Washington and
Moutana during the past three years,
according to E. T. Wilson aud F. H.
Luce, government examiuers, who
cover the two states. In 1D09, twenty
two new national banks were char
tered, making a total of 136 national
banks in the two states. The latest
report avaiable shows that the state
and national banks of Washington
hoi I deposits to the amount of f 187,
llll.CiTU, the largest amount ever recorded.
An example of the big money iu hog
raising was giveu dnrng the past
week Vfhou a sirjgle porker, weighing
680 pciuuds, brought 61. 20 in Portland
This is the highest rice that a single
hog ever brought at the stockyards.
The hog was ra ted by Henry Larkin,
of Colfax, Wash., Hogs reached J. SO
daring the week.
Figures furnished by the Uarriman
lines show that they handled 70 per
cent more colonist travel in 1901) than
iu the previous year. Duriug the
ninety days that ' the colonists rates
were in forco in the spring and fall,
last year, they sold 8i,4T(5 tickets from
east of the Mississippi river to west
ern points. '.)" this number, 18,3.6
Mine to the Nuihwest. The Ham
man lines are jwrfecting plans now to
bring in an even greater number of
settlers during the year 1910.
We note that the department of agri
culture has discovered that some cod
liver oil preparations on tho market
now aro innocent of cod liver oil,
and are made up of linseed oill and
cottonseed oil and other things. Jost
think of people mixing np a mess
and then flavoring iijto resemble that
deliciona cod liver taste!
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When
An Oregon City Citizen
Shows You the Cure
TOO MUCH PACE
Yon fool as if you had one face too
many when you have neuralgia.
Don't you? Save the faro, ynu may
need it; but get. rid of the neuralgia
by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment.
Finest thing iu the world for rheunia-
I tismnouralgia, burns, cuts, scalds,
! lame back and all pains
Sold by Jones Drng Co.-
Why will people -continue to suffer
the agosies ot kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary disorders, lameuess,
headaches, languor, why allow them
selves to become chronic invalids
when a oertain core is offered them?
Doau's Kidney Pills is the remrdy
to use. because it gives to the kid
neys the help they need to perrorm
their work. j
If you have an, even one, of the1
sympionw oi Sidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, drot sy
or Briglit's disease gets in. Read this
Oregon City testimcny:
L. Nob la, 711 Main street, Oregon
City, Ore., says: Doan's Kidney
Pills have been used in mv home and
1 am gUd to ssy that - they 'are a good
medicine for kidney trouble. "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nane Doan's and
take no other.
Painless Dentistry
f '"" 'ony' 'JOni of town people
f , v .a
can bare their plate
Hlnhei in one dot
.Sit neceurj.
weaillginyoa food
22k (old or sorctlani
crown (of $3.50
Moltr Crown 5.00
22kBris,TMlb3.50
Gold Filling! 1.00
Emra.l Fillinp 100
Silwr Fillinn .50
Jlnliy Fillian 2.50
Piitn O.UU
But M Dub-
ar Plata J.3U
Painltu Eilr'llM.50
HJnr HWHKA111ECO FUR 19 TEARS
D&. nr. k. win.
PBinim tatrctJon re wtieo plate or briae work
Iaordvrd. OoDjra)ttion Fro, IoaciDotfrtbett
painlra work don Uinrhere. All work fully ruai
ntenl. MoOorn ?lvtrio eyoipment. fit meUio.
Wise Dental Co.
Filtjyn Brn.nna ihcowwomtwo
rBrBoiVuH.8m PORTLAND, OREGON
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