Oregon City enterprise., April 18, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

4 '' OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 100 ,
Oregon City Enterprise.
l it; aad Conn I j OflUlal Taper
Published Every Friday.
L. L. PORTER, Paora.aTv,
MUBiiCRIPTlON HATK8,
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Oneyear
Six months
Trial subscription two months...
A discount ot SO cents on all subscriptions
lor one year, 25 cents (or six mouths, it
paid iu advance.
Advertising rates given on application.
trolled by the rich men in it. There are
Democrats who favor municipal owner
ship ami direct legislation, and will ad
mit, hut (here are Republicans who (avor
Republicans carried the county by In- j J,(j J , f)
creased majorities, mat will no uouoi
be the experience ol Clackamas Republi-
Ti.A ....,.. 1.. .l.si K ant m it ainrrria
them also; in fact the Republican party I -
ol Oregon has twhe passed a law ,ub-1 lotion In power that Is not responsible,
mining uirtvt legislation to the people anJ they look upon such inovemeiits as
next June, and it will become a law. Started and carried on for ollice alone and
IN NO DEMOCRATIC STATE HAS j B0, , n,9rwl of the llle
SUCH A LAW BKKN SUBMITTED TO I
THE PEOPLE. The Democrats who
favor a change of conditions will have to
leave that party to get it. And they will
leave that pariy. Of what use is a plat-
county. Salem Statesman.
Subscribers will find the date, of expira
tion stamped on their papers following
their name. If this date is not changed
within two weeks after a pavnient, kindly
notify us and we will look alter it.
Entered at th postoftice in Oregon City,
Or., as second class matter.
& JKNTS FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
Beaver Creek..
Canby
Clackamas
Milwaukie
Union Mills...
Meadow Brook.
New Kra
Park i. lace
Stafford
M initio
Cams.
...Dr. T. B. Thomas
E. I. Sias
A. Mather
Oscar issmger
O. J. Trullinger
Chas. Holman
,...V. S. Newberry
R. O. Holmes
J.Q. liage
C. T. Howard
.R. M. Cooper
Molalla Annie Stubbs
Marquara i- C. Marqiiam
Batteville .- B. Jennings
Aurora.. Henry A. Snytlcr
Kaele Creek H. Wilbern
Damascus J- C. Elliott
Kamly F- OiTtsch
C irrinsville Geo. J.Cnrrin
Mtrmot Adolph Aschott
Bkfokk the Courier Herald man wor
ries too much about what Porter is going
form when the party refuses to carry it i to do lie had heller get the continence of
out when they have the power? ti,w j ,e "claims" to be supporting.
There is not a nun on His Citixens' ticket
This week a representative of the .that does not know that friend Cheney
Canby Item, au alleged newspaper of no I WOuld throw down any man ou the ticket
paid circulation, published in Portland, 0r the whole ticket if there was six bils
has been interviewing the candidates for ' ui it for I iui to do it.
the various county otuces, offering them
Ormm City Will lUf Fourth
oT Jnly Okbratloii.
Meeting t alh u r'or .Next Monthly Kviu
Inf To ronmiliite a Hi Unite
Plan f Action.
Candida 0. W. Eastiiam is quoted
as saying that he did not expect to be
elected to legislature, and the Citisens'
Party only hope to win the offices of
state senator, sheriff, clerk and' assessor.
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space in his valuable (?) paper, with a
portrait, for the small sum of $15. We
do not know whether or not any of the
candidates have been caught by this
grafter but we do know that anv nonii-
l i. w ii. . . ,. .(Everybody has hopei
nee, be he Republican, Citizen, Socialist i '
or Prohibition, who p 'ngles up $15 or
any other sum for the support of the
Canby Item, is nothing less than a
sucker. The paper has no standing in
this or any other community. It is not
published at Canby and contains no
news of Clackamas County. It Is printed
If the Citixeus will look at the statute
they w.U see that the salary of the
I.. ...intu ti..l..i nitt Iia tllri a nmntli aftur
Julv 1.
Tin Courier-Herald inun acts as if the
Enterprise man was on the ticket. No,
in Portland by a boiler plate firm and its decidedly not.
REPUBLICAN 8TATK TICKET.
Governor
W. J. Fl RNISII.
Supreme Judge
K. S. Bkan.
Secretary of State
F. I. Dunbar.
State Trersurer
C. S. Moorb.
Attorney General
A. M. Crawford.
State Printer
J. R. Whitney.
Supt. of Public Instruction
J. II. ACKKRMA.
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Sheriff J. J. Cooko Stand Up !
corNTr TICKET.
State Senator,
Gkokok C. Browsell, of Oregon City.
Representatives,
C. G. HfKTtEY, of Oregon City.
Hans Paulsen, of George.
Herman A. Webster, of Clackamas.
Judge,
Thomas F. Ryan, of Oregon City.
Sheriff,
J. R. Shaver, of Molalla.
Clerk,
F. A. Sleight, of Canby.
Commissioner,
William Brobst, of Wilsonville.
Recorder,
Henry E. Stevens, of Milwaukie.
Assessor,
James F. Nelson, of Mulino.
Treasurer,
Enos Cahill, of New Era.
i Surveyor,
John W. Meldbtm, of Abernetby.
Coioner,
R. L. Holman, of Oregon City.
' THE TWO-HEADED ASS.
The Citizen's Party of Clackamas
Coonty has indorsed the initiative and
referendum amendment following the
indorsement of the amendment by the
Republican state and county conven
tiong. From the Appeal to Reason we
q iote some facts that show up the fal
lacy of alleged support of the measure by
the Democrats w ho formed the Citizens
Party. They gu to show that the in
dorsement was made merely to get in
the band wagon. The Appeal showe
that no Democratic legislature in any
B'atfc ever passed a direct legislation law.
The Republicans of Oregon twice passed
the measure. Thev bave fostered it and
stood forth in its support and it is in the
nature of a steal when it appears in a
Democratic platform :
Mr. Bryan (who is greater than bis
paper), gently slaps the Appeal, (which
ie greater than its editor), in the face be
cause it Bpeaks of the tendency of the
Solid South to become Republican, and
the hopelessness of any change for the
better from the Democrats The Appeal
tarns the other cheek also, but still in
sist that the Democrats in no state where
they have the power have made a single
move to put into operation a single prin
ciple of the Kansas City platform. In no
state bave the Democrats passed a Di
rect Legislation law; in no state bave
tbey passed a law freeing the people
from the clutches of the trusts; in no
state have they passed a law protecting
the laboring people from the greed of
private employers; in no state have
Democratic o'icials proven a friend to
the laboring people the south being
especially the worst section on labor,
where it is treated worse than ever were
chattel slaves. The Democratic party is
dead and will never elect another presi
dent. In 1904 the party will split as it
did in 1600, because the ruling men in
the party work band in band with the
Reply to the following questions and satisfy the voters of this
county of your honesty of purpose. You have been elected
Chairman of the Citizen's Executive Committee and in your eyes
everything Republican is rotten and corrupt. Stand up!
Did you not agree to pay your own deputy when you were
elected?
Did you not get a 25 per cent. rake-ofT from the county printing k
L i- 1 - J.-l- a e i ia r
oeiore a law was passed tuning n out oi your nanus?
Did you not try to have your salary increased at the last
session of the legislature to if 2000 per year or more?
. Did you not try (and failed) to get extra pay, outside of your
salary, from the Board of County Commissioners, for conducting
the sale of land bid in by the county and known as the "Junk
Sale?"
Now, as a reformer, are you not a howling succors, and are you
A not ht to be chairman ot a reform movement?
& w W W V V V V w w w w w iy lyiyni i iy Th
reading matter is the same as that K0AD APPORTIONMENT
printed in other journals, produced by
that shop. There are merchants in Ore
gon City today who carry or have been
carrying space In the rag, who do not
contribute a dollar in advertising toward
the support of their home paper. They
derive no benefit from such advertising
and at best they are short-sighted. Look
out for the grafter. He is abroad at this
time. lie is alwavs a smooth talker who
wants your money and is willing to make !
any sort of a promise to get it. I
FOR 1902.
Iloiird of County Cimimlsiloner Makes
Allotment offload Money.
The Board of County Commissioners
has made the apportionment of the road
fund for the current year of 1!K)2. The
total Is f20.01U.92, apportioned to the
following districts:
No.
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Not in many years has the Republi-1
can party placed in the field such a
strong ticket as is before the voters at;
this time, from top to bottom it is
clean, capable and in every way satis
factory. This is particularly true of the
legislative ticket. It is headed by Sen
ator Brownell, who is too well known to
require words of praise. His majority
next June will demonstrate this fact.
U. G. Huntley, H. A. Webster and Hans
Paulsen are men that any county should
be proud of. They are men of good
standing and integrity. They will reti
rement the cojiity in the halls of the Ore
gon legislature in a manner that will
win the commendation of all the people.
Vote the ticket straight. Read the plat
form in every issue of the paper, between
now and election day.
Tub proposed Initiative and Referen
dum amendment to the Constitution of
Oregon will appear on the official ballot
as "Initiative and Referendum amend
ment" with the words "Yes" and "No."
In order that the people may be familiar
with this form before election day, it
may be better for friends of the measure
to refer to it always as the Initiative and
Referendum amendment, and in using
the term Direct Legislation, to explain
that it refers to this amendment in Ore
gon. Direct Legislation is a general
term, meaning all forms of direct voting
by the people including candidates as
well as measures. Initiative and Refer
endum are the names of that limited
part of Direct Legislation that refers to
the proposing and making of laws by
direct vote by the people.
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Oregon City.
Milwaukie...
Clackamas . .
Damascus. . .
Eagle Creek.
Borings
Amount
f;ioio 31
. loti3 (53
. 122H 74
. 10.03 41
. 537 80
. 350 73
George W. tiiace, L. Adstns, M.
Michael, C. G. Huntley and Khm-r V..
(.'hamuli, coniniiitee appointed by lh
Retail Merchants' Association. I
tain the sentiment of the busincMi men
in relation to a Fourth of Julv celelua
llun, are making an active canvass of lh
city si.d are doing all In their power lo
boom the project. Aside Iroiu the patri
otic sentiment Involved in a celebration,
it means hundreds of dollars lo the mer
chants that would otherwise go else
where. Since July 4, 18!i8, when ths
majority of the Oregon City boy Were in
the Philippines, ther has been no cele
bration, and the ciliens are just waking
up to the fact that it ia not good H.licy
to allow the years to go by and see the
people of Oregon City and surrounding
tow ns go to outside celebrations. Sei ro
tary Schuebel, of the Retail Merchants'
Association, said yeaterdav lhat It was
the intention of the awociatlon to con
duct the celebration on a Urge scale, A
meeting has been called for next Mon
day evening in the courtroom to formu
late a plan of action. Everybody inter
esieu in a Fourth of July celebration is
invited to attend ami submit their view
rega.ding the proportion and the man
ner in which it should he carried out.
PKOIIIUiriONroi'NTY CONVENTION.
Four Tlcki ts Are Now In the Field Fur
the Cmn I n ir June Miction.
The Prohibitionist of Clackamas
County held a convention In the Y. M.J
C. A. parlors last week. C. A. Willey 1
was chairman of the convention audi
Rev. K. T. Ilornschiih, of Milwaukie,
secretary. The following ticket was
nominated :
Senator Cains W. Herman, of Mo
lalla. ,
Joint Senator W, W. Marrs, of Ore
gon City.
Representatives P. A. Pluck, of
Clackamas: C. A. Willey, Oregon City;
W. II. Manileville, of Canby,
County Judge A. Martin, of Canby,
Commissioner F. Ilirkemeier, of Mil-:
waukie.
Sherifl Theodore Iliigtwihurger, of
Milwaukie. 1
Clerk A. W. Fankbanser, of Payn. '
Recorder J. W. May, Oregon Ci'v. j
Treasurer Isaac Prindle, Oregon City. !
Assessor C. A. Williams, 'ilad'on. '
Coroner K. M. Miller, of Oregon City.
The following county executive com
mittee was elected : C. A. Willey, O. F. '
Olsen and Isaac Prindle, of Oregon City; j
F. Rirkemeier, of Milwaukie, and W. It
.Slyter, of New Kra.
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Sandy 4SJ 19
Pull Run .'.; 81
Cherry ville 175 (10
(ieorge 2.7 40
Garfield 4i).'5 HO
Aberneihy 122")
Harding 510 11
Viola 0(1 II
Maple Lane 2011 IJ8
Canemah 545 20
New Era iJ04 40
Canby 43-') 00
Reaver Creek 578 110
Milk Creek 5') 36
Highland 020 52
Canyon Creek 293 64
Molalla 204 00
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The readers of this piiH-r will he
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and lhat is
catarrh. Hall's Cutarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh U-ing a
constitutional dismiss, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is tuken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucus surfucei ol
the system, thereby destroying the foun
dation of the illscaHc. and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting mitiire in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, tlmt they
offer fl(X) for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CiiknkyACo., Toledo
O. Sold bv DruggistH, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
ARE
YOU
DEAF? '
Did lou May Orgnnl
If so, we handle them in new and sec
i'xrlow .)23 10 j ond hand bargains. We handle the well
Needy OKI 59 known makm su li as the Kimball,
Macksburg 5W 96 Great Western, Crown, llurdett, Needy,
Molalla 829 04 and Foley & Williams, and the good
Marquam 739 25 ' qualities of these organs are so well
Poda Springs 508 00 kDOwn that they require no further re
commendation from us. We will guar
ante'e absolute satisfaction, or money
will be refunded
Second-Hand organs always on band,
those in stock ranging from $14.00 to
$3500, representing twenty different
factories. These are organs taken in ex
cuange lor new Kimball organs and
pianos and are thoroughly overhauled
by our skilled workmen before sold.
We sell all Instruments for ca-h or 00
oar essy Installment plan.
Write to-day to Portland's high-grade
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only thohc lrn deaf ore Incurable.
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Mention the Knterprise when answering ailvernseiuenl.
Union 302 10
Oswego 1230 89
Tualatin 912 20
Pleaant Hill 085 40
Hnringwater 137 70
West Oregon City. . 2906 80
Handy 100 00
Killen 415 12
tVIeliU A Nharp Ax.
Millions marvel at the multitude of
maladies cut off by Dr. King's New Life
Pills the most distressing too. Stomach.
The Citizens' ticket in Clackamas
County will in all probability be as big
a farce as a similarly constituted ticket
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i-iiver biiu nonet irouuies uyspepsia, ,,; i..,. . t-i i: 1,
. . . ,., . .. t ft ' music hous; Liters Piano House, 351
uwu w wi'i'vuikvi vuuuii.u( fiNvuninrnt
Fever, Malaria, all fall before these
wonder workers. 25c at Geo. A. Hard
ing's drug store.
Hhake Inlo Vosr 4liei
Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes t'.e
sting out of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age.
Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. It is a certain enre for
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores. By mail for 2oc
in stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad
Washington Street, branches at Spo
kane, San Francisco and Sacramento.
plutocrats. The Democratic party is con-J was in this county two years ago. The drees, Allen S. OUsted, Le Roy, N. Y,
Drying pn-psinttlons simply deveU
op dry catarrh; tlioy dry up tho secretions,
which adhere to the mouihraiio and decom
pose, causing afar moro serious trouble thaa
the ordinary form of catiirrli. Avoid all dry.
ing inhalants, fumes, amoks and snulis
and use that winch cleanses, soothes and
heals. Ely's Croaia lialm is such n remedy
and will cu-e catarrh or eold in the Iim.4
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will b
mailed for 10 cent. AU dru-fjibts ncll tl,
60c. size. Ely Brothers, CC Warren St., N.Y.
The Iluhn Cures without nuin. doe n.a
irritate or canse sneezing. It iirf:il.i i(Hi If
over an irritated ai.d ai.ry nffie, rrliey.
ing immediately the painful inflammation.
With Ely's Cream iialmyon are arasd
against Nasal Catarrh and Ihiy Fever.
Only One Way To lo It.
iet from Portland to Chicago in 72
hours-just three days. The "Chicago
Portland Special." leaving Portland
daily at 9 a. in. via. O. R. & N arrives
BEST FOR TH
RflWFIS
at Chicago at 9:30 the tlurd day. New h...nT.T...i".Th,
York and Iloston are reached the fourth kZ:&'X'"Vi-
day. This train, acknowle.hri.,1 in l. !"?'' r J"r.,V l?-1"f "LT-upb
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SZ CANDY
me lasiest Del ween the Northwest and
the Eaat, is solidly vestibulod and its
equipment is unsurpassed. Pullman
drawing room sleeping curs, up-to-date
tourist sleeping cars, library-smoking
cars, free reclining chair cars, and un
excelled dining cars, the meals on which
are equal to those served at the very
Dcst Hotel. Uemembor this train runs
solid Portland to Chicago; there is no
change of cars, and the good of It is It 11
costs no more to ride on it than on other , lm'i'"n.i"
routes.
We have other trains "Pacific Ex
press" leaves Portland daily at 9 p. m.
via Huntington, and the "Spokane
Flyer" leaves at 0 p.m. daily via Sno.
kane for St. Paul and the East.
For rate, sleeping car reservations.
call or write to
A. L. Cbaki.
General Passenger Agent,
O. It. A N. Co., Portland, Oregon.
EAT 'EM LIKE
CANDY
The Eutcrpriae fl.OO per year.
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