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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1901
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and had preat occasion to regret, the exceptional eigkt
years. That was a reactionary period, a time for rip
ping up a protective taritV by a mongrel of free trade
i and special favoritism, for pulling down the Hag in
Hawaii, and tor devising means to relieve a countless
army of men out of work. While there is but a small
chame that Democratic folly and incompetence will
be forgo'ten it is well to glance back over the record
ol that party from time to time, in order that its real
character, tendency and iuiluenees may be kept in
mind. The fact that it is without issues or leaders
makes it all the more easily the prey of some mad
ness of t he moment, of some fresh form of demagogy
to run a brief, but feverish, sensational race. Though
Entered at the postolhce at Oregon City, Oregon, a;
second-class matter.
CUNlON -tt. lBEI.
Are you a candidate?
count t Democrat.
No, I am a Clackamas
Who was it predicted last week that we were
have at least two weeks of rainless weather?
to
The decisive defeat of Simon at the primaries in
Multnomah county Wednesday eliminates him as a
leader in Multnomah county politics and will proba
.Jbly result in new alignments.
K. D. Hume and S.-hiller B. Hermann will contest
for the nomination of joint senator from Coos and
Curry counties. These gentlemen served their respec
tive counties in the House of Representatives at the
last regular and special sessions.
A SI 0.000 package of gold, carelessly thrown by an
express messenger from a Great Northern train to a
fellow passenger on another train, fell into the snow
near Chiwaukum, in Chelan countv, Wn., last Tues
day. Its loss was not discovered for several hours,
and a two days' search was immediately inaugurated.
A tramp found the gold and returned it to the rail
road company. As a reward he has been given em
ployment. And then we wonder why there are so
manv rogues in the country.
Smiio Mmrt Morion.
"1 niii ilinrnntleil," km. I Senator Fw
mr reeenlly; "I'll never kIvh ninnev In
triVt llt'CCItr HClllll It llllll! hh I livi .
l'lieui wa it verv tiitiful-loiikini: lnvtiir
In tliw avenue, a few minutes nun, unit, I li I
m ho in i:ni'H oiH ti liim, I nlii'il lo Ym I
lined him a lew Miiutll i-diim 1 liml Hume y I
ddlictil'y, I admit, hi limling iny rliai'Kii, Y I
luit w t tlntl any remnn (or the lfwnir J J I
tnliniiHt me, m n,l nv, iu it nn 1 1 v : fc-1
v, ne
'lllll'l V tip, Nir. l'vi HIHt Ni'VllllI I'llM- I
lumen while you've been lllilddlinit over I
llu'iii penmen.' "
"l'ro.'.'Hmir K ti. llexter, uf llie I'nivt-r-sjiv
of IIIiiikIx, who hit demled tiiiic',)
ti tut to proving t tint fo iHill in it luirm-
i'S" name, In very popular annnitf 'In'
I Htil'lentM It ni tmlertaininit h k'roiui
some such surprise ma? be Hprung. it will not travel of ' liia leNiilmuti om niiit. audi
tar. I i .,,,, i .. I.......
Imiiii over li x lireplm'iv "Never will I'
forget." Iih exclaimed, "tln tiny I drew j
tuiH liUile for the lirt time." "Where!
ili'l you iIihw il, air'.'" it (rt'niiiiniii anlied,
riHt'tfii ly. ' At a mill.'." u.ti.l 1'ru.
f - and li
SETS A (100D PACK.
IViuileton is setting a good paco for Oregon towns,
by the practical manner in which it is advancing its! (mum- ivxier
material interests. There is an evident tuirnose anionc
;. , ... , ... .... ! When Si'ieitor Ihiiiuws wa liraetli'it'K '
us citizens to protit in the utmost measure trom the , Uw in Ma-hi,,,, .he , ,. .h.y, io !
immigration movement that is setting towards this i'rt in a nnmil in n. A ennntry Uwyer
i i it i . r , n . aim arniiic h-(iire an itiff.l iml miIimi.h!
state. It is the declared intention of Pendleton peo- Ul l:i.0 , , .,., ..N,nVi- ,,,,,1 tlu.
pie not onlv to invite the settler to abide in their midst, ! '"ver, "it it (..ae!i ymir lemur, t'l
i, .,..! l. " .. i .- i . c i - ! . i ilefeii'l in' "livi lie i ii. 'he in iiiev I ) Il
w i;im- suni practical sieps lor nis eonuori unu ( 1M.1i ,; 1 , .n,' to nIi.iw II at
convenience as will obviate manv of the discomforts i tl,e l",atml nevei ut ilm iii hu-v. Mm
jiUililt rei'eive unr eeit, Ilm dme.iH.il
in I av, Urok" in inn mmire,
Who will be the Democratic candidates in Clacka
mas county at the June election? This is an unknown
quantity. Diligent 'inquiries from the prominent
members of this organization in this city goes unre
warde t so far as ascertaining just who will be sacri
ficed. But they all declare that the party will have
a c niplete county and legislative ticket in the field.
It really appears as though the Democrats do not know
themselves just what they intend to do, or, if they do,
they are keeping unusually quiet about it. Their con
vention will be made up of 216 delegates, la the com
ing campaign the minority party will endeavor to
make some capital out of the high taxes. It will re
quire'a fiort of a campaign of education on the part of
the Republicans along this line to inform the voter
that high taxes this year is the result of state and not
local or county conditions. When this has been done,
then will the main argument of the Democrats, and
that upon which they have placed much dependence,
be quite entirely exploded.
There appears to be a disposition to associate poli
too closely in the personnel of the state board of agri
culture and in the management of the state fair. The
result is a state of friction and a dissatisfied condition
of affairs generally. Of the five gentlemen who con
stituted the etate fair board a few months ago, there
remains but a single member of the five on the board
at this time. G, A. Westgate, of Albany, has just ten
dered his resignation because of the extent to which
politics is being introduced in the management of the
board's affairs. This reported condition of affairs is
unfortunate. It is to be regretted if the interests of
state fair are to be sacrificed in order that a few Demo
crats from different parts of the state may receive a
gli.-ht recognition to the displacement of Republicans
who from years of active service have demonstrated
their worth to the agricultural interests of the state by
giving Oregon the best state fair it ever had. Under
the former Republican Governor, Hon. W. II. Weh
ruhg, a Democrat, was retained as president of the
Board for a number of years and with the capablaias
aistance of W. M. Wisdom, of Portland, provided a fair
that was a decided credit to the entire state.
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THE PARTY OF PROGRESS.
One reason why the Republican party should be
continued in power is that it has never yet missed the
true road in carrying forward national development,
no matter how complicated a question may be wken
it first presents itself. As a rule, tke London Specta
tor is not disposed to praise the people of this coun
try, but it recently remarked: "An American may
ir judge a situation gravely while his interest in it
of new hoinemaking and create in the newcomer an
enthusiastic boomer of the advantages thn the com
munity offers. This Eastern Oregon metropolis is not
s itisfb'd with merely inducing the homeseeker from
tl.e E is: to l.ij ito in its vicinity and then shift for
himself as best he may, but, going much further, it
proposes to look after his welfare until his home is es
tablished on something like a comfortable basis.
Among the practical measures adopted for this pur
pose is the organization of a company designed to have
special supervision in the matter of buyingand selling
real estate to new arrivals, with the additional pur
pose of erecting for the hitter's habitation the needed
new home. The conduct of the PendIton peoiile in
" Imt in thin iimn iliHeHHeil til? Whv
ilon't ymi hrintf him here?" " lleemme,
y o ii r tumor, he is iIimmihimI o( ileilh."
Inriii'' Uirh'tr,! M.tiiNlieM'i ieutra
lioo ol "Ivhii tlit Terrible, " nmrn one,
who faiiriet! he niiht pn'Minie on oltl
ai'iiuunani e, i hiiiii nrhletily upon I lie
m tor l iknii: inorinii)( m .t I k mil Iiiiik
im; aloini Willi liiii IihuiI ih'WM ami 1 i j-h
i-i i i i ( r v --ii I ,-i if in ili'i-p tlioiilit. It
was a C oil limit (or nil or.lnury reeoiii
ti m mill ii'illiinn more. Bui Unit mhh
no' .mi Mih for the iinlivi lii.il in iii( iin
ami II. pil l tl e penult)' of ou imu'll
i-i I in lily Ul (he n milk' moiniMII. "Hello,
Muusli-lil, uhl huv. Wii ii 'h mil! im?"
" Wh.it'ri k'ouiii on?" exeliiiini'il llie elor
in a tone ol thinnler ; "a hat'n uoiii on ?
this regard is surely a departure from the usual pro-j1 Al"'
cedure of the average town of this section, or for that j s,,,,- Zineui, the iiu,;ieun, .er
matter of any part of the country. Its wisdom and ' '"miinn in a Kentucky ion, ami dnnn
... ' , , i , , i the evening uniioiimeil Uial in hi- neit
ellicacy are as yet to be determined by its practical re-! u , i m-,.,i pint lUnk i
suits, but there is every reason to believe that the hit-' ll!,,kv- -N" move whs ma.lv io cupplt
, . , ". .. . .... , , . jtlu 1 t ii r s.tnl .mem: "I l.u.l re
fer will be entirely satisfactory. When the least is ! ,.t,uH,i K iIiII'.mb.u imieesmon than thi
Tho Klntl You lluvo Ahvnys DotiKlit, nnl which hurt hem
iu uso for over :$0 years, lms homo Ilm Mirtiutnro r
anil hut been iiiiulo niidcr Mm pcr-
I supervision nIiico lit InlHucy.
low no ono tolecelv you In tlilrt.
All CciiiittorlVlls. IniltatlouH tl " JiiNt-MH-ciMMt" uro hub
i:)t-rlments that trlllo with nnI oiuliiiiiror tho health of
lufauts mul Chlklreii-Kxpcrloiico MK'aliiht i:iK'rlmcnt.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorlii U n huniiloN Hiihstltuto for Cuator OH, Pure
Korlo, l)ropn mid Soothlntr SyropH. It l riousnnt. It
contain neither Opliiin, Morphlno nor other Nureotlo
nuhstasieo. Its iigo in It K"n,,,'- 11 hHlroyn Vorin
nnd nllujH IVverlslniCMa. It cnrcn Ilnrrliu-ii und Wlml
Colic. It rellevcit Tocthlnjr TroiiMoH, una CniHtliutlou
nnd Flatulency. It unHlmllatc tho Fond, nRulatcH tho
titontacli mid IJov N, tflvlnif hiMilthy and naturul nUxp.
Tho t'hlldrcn'i runacetk-Tho Wothcr'i Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears tho Signaturo of
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The KM You Have Always Bouglit
In Use For Over 30 Years.
f-T:Vy-10VWr,
TlC eWTUH OOHNNV, T? MUHRJlff BTIItCT. fO. tT.
said, a movement of this character evinces the right
sort of public spirit an interest in the general wel
fare that should win. There can be no question that
any effort expended in the line of attention to the new
settler who has to face complete organization in mak-1 4 'l'"4" lu ''" " ll""ll"'l"i'
. .,, hollle Ol tllllt Cdpl ltV. ".Illt 114 Vtl'll,
ing a new home in a strange country, will meet with Mr, r.-piiel Z.tnetti. An. I evrv ml,.
Riinreeiatinn that will nmve n vnlmihl.. ,iUJ.,t .-, !, tain in lh honuM arone, Willi lht Hue
as to keiitnekv rilKiuiiK. l'erliupn you
ilul not iinlerMiuii.l me. Will Hume
i:iMitleniHn kmilly Lmi me it pint lUk uf
w hi-k v ?" There kh Bilcnre for a tune,
then a tall, Link mull ill Ho re.ir of Ilm
hull aroe. "MiMtah," "i.l he, "wouhl
Prices Reasonable
Work (iuaranteeil
LE T US
Do Your Work
We do ii (ieneral Hngnage uinl Trausler liusiiieHS.
Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moved
ipMisite Masonic I'milding
Williams Bros. Transfer Co.
OllilM
Telephone Ulli.e llUt
liei.iMii'e IS.io
comniunity. This is not the only line in which Pen
dleton public spirit is being made manifest, but so far
as we are able to judge it is one of the most iniortant
matters in which it is engaged. Portland Telegram.
SOMETHING MORK THAN AX ACCIDENT.
A few days ago a H-year-old Astoria lad playfully
pointed a revolver at the family servant, pulled the
trigger and instantly killed the young woman. Com
menting on the fearful thing, the Oregonian has the
following editorial comment:
"The tragedy enacted at Astoria Wednesday after
noon, in which a boy 14 years old pointed a revolver
at a young Finnish woman in his father's kitchen with
the result that the weapon was discharged, killing
her instantly, was something more than an accident
Such a deed cannot find cover under the ready cloak
of carelessness, and to plead extenuation for it under i
the name of '"fun" is equally absurd. The lad is
sai l to be distracted at the terrible result of his
joke, hut this is the usual thing. His regret, horror
arid remorse are in no sense a recompense for the life
that was forfeited to his wanton spirit of mischief.
"The occurrence is, unfortunately, not a new one
in this state. 4 J'ear8 aS a wotian was shot in
Albina while engaged in some household vocationby
a man of mature or at least responsible' years, be
cause, having a woman s natural fear of a gun, her
layer thought it a good joke to frighten her by point
ing a rifle at her. He protested at the inquest that
he did not know that the gun was loaded, and pro
fessed profound sorrow at the outcome of his joke, the
object of which was merely to frighten the woman
and "make her scream." Brought to the test, how
ever, this plea was not allowed to outweigh his re
sponsibility in the matter. Ife was duly prosecuted
and sentenced to a term in the penitentiary for man
slaughter, which term he serred.
"An effort was subsequently made to procure the
enactment of a law making it a crime to point a gun
eren if empty, at any person. This effort failed, but
there is a law upon our statute books (chapter 11,
section 1740, of the criminal code) which provides as
follows: If any person.'shall, in the commission of nn
tl ink rxteteleil.
Iiillitiiiiiiiitorj Itlieiiiiiiiliiui ureil
Willinm ShiiH'. r, a hrakeiimn ul lien
nirtoii, Ohio, was eonlineil io hm lie. I for
KHveml aeeko with inll niiinitiory rhen
iiiRtiHin. "I iiw.l miinv remeilien," he
my. ''Finally I Kent to .MeC'aw'a ilrilit
mure for a bottle of I'liaiuherlain'ii i'ain
linltii, at wliii ti time I it ,H nil. tile Io line
IihiiiI or foot, mii. I in one week's time
Wria able to o to aula an happy an a
cUin." Fur unit) bv ti, A. Maiilm.
A Hu.llirii rroMi.lll,n.
If you are coin); eat a earefiii "election
of your route is eMeniil to the enjoy
ment of your trip. If it in a ImainrtiH trip
lime ii the main coiiHiilera'iou ; if a pleas
ure trip, Bi'ei;fry ami the convenience!!
ami comfortn of a imnlern railroail.
Why not combine all bv iming ibf
Illinois Cknthal, Dm uieto ilate rol,
running two trips tUily from Si. Paul
ami Minnrapolia, ami from Omaha tu
Chicago. Free Keclming1 Chair iwrt, the
famoiiH iiull'et-Libr ry-Smok inn t arn, all
train ventihuleil. In nhort, thoroughly
modern throughout. All ticket remling
via the Illinoia Central will Iih hunoreil
on then trains ami no extra I a re rliarre.l.
Our routen are the name) an thorn) "I in
ferior roaile why not gi'.l your motley's
wonii I
WritH for full particular.
II. II. TnuMiiei.1., Com 'I Annul,
Cortland, Ore,
J. C. LiNLeiKir, T. F.A.V. A,
Portland, Or.
Paul B. Thomson, . A P. A.
Kflattle, YVaah.
Tin- llnitpier Mm,
A north Missouri paper asks, "Who
In the happier, the man who pohhohhcs
$100,000 or the nuin who linn aeven
daUKhters?" To which another ex
chunK replica: "The man with the
orpin girls, of course. The man with
tbe money U not satisfied and wuula
more. The aion with the seven dunu
ters Is Hatlsfled. He has enough.-St
Louis Post-Dispatch.
i
n ar
unlawful act, or a lawful act, without due cauti
circumspection, involuntarily kill another, such per
son shall be deemed guilty of manslaughter. Whether
this law will be evoked in the case of this lad or not
he is plainly responsible, morally, fr the death of
remains academic, but Jonce let him be trusted with this young woman. Ilii tender years may plead for
the solution and the odds are he will go unerringly to 'him, and this plea is to a certain extent a valid one.
the heart of it." It is a high compliment, for it I It can hardly be said, however, that a boy of 14 i ex
touches practical achievement. Americans are tsuc-: cusable in seeking amisement by frightening the
.n-fiil men tf ontmn innr.rArrr 4n 4,n T . ' -It,.- : l.t mi.n -.f tm t.i,u.-.t,,.t.l !.- .
vvn.Ti.x m.i. v. ..v.vu, -w, vv xjvjuu'ju wi KLuaiier uiiii'i ii i-" iioun;ijiiii uy unng a bnot
server. As long as tney holu that place they can rest
Labrlrd be Olrla.
A good Joke was played on tbe frlrla
recently by the youna men of a certain
town. The boys hnd Ijeen rather remlsa
In their attentions, nnd the girls de
ckled to show their Independence. Con
seqnently five of them hired a box at
the theater and made a very charming
theater party.
The play was "Wanted, a Husband,"
ana uie girls sat serene through it all,
never dreaming that the enmy had
fastened one of the pouters, "Wanted, a
Husband," round the box s that the
audience mlfc'bt read.
Dizzy?
easy on the score of theorizing. Americans must
think more deeply than appears on tbe surface, if
they choose the right course to pursue. No race is in
fallible, but it is much to be conceded a place second
to none in dealing with important affairs
A nntitr nnorPaV Hnnrele
through the open door and continuing hi, spo-t by (constipated? TongUC COatcd?
pointing the revolver, which he supposed to be empty
at the servant girl to complete her terror at his per
formance. Plainly stated, this lad is guilty of a arime
clearly defined in the statutequoUid. If a man. he could
, hardly escape arraignment, before the court.con vidian
Head ache? It's your liver!
Ayer's Pills are liver pills, all
vpfjetahlc Bttr c.ititpo.,
For all but eight years since 1810 the judgment of by an intelligent jury, and such punishment a the
the American peor.de has been to keep the Republican law directs. ..The tragedy k more than a distressing
party in control of the government. They regretted, j one; it contains at least the elements of a crime." j
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
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OREGONDAiLYJOURNAL
ALSO WtlKLY AND 81MI WI EKIV
R.ad the Market News
IN THK '
Oregon Daily Journal;
TOTIMNl i in (iniitle.l allied runreriiH
I Uih ii-teii-Mi i,l Im vers ami Ki'llrrii in
Xb I've Miiirk. (.'mill, rivinimiH,
pr.x I m-rt mul limiiii ul in rki.l m Hut iiio
luhiiiiH Hre iiiiiiirelieiiHiVe, Hint hmi in
evi-rv y reli'ile.
Tha Journal in nMitmn iMrrips every
iluy a lull Hint trnllifnl rrxjr' n( tlie
world's nevt h Hil'l prenentH iiMiiy mtiiiI
leturen u( it-i( interest t'l Ilm average
ri'H'ler. Ilii, .Iiiiiriiitl'M Wuiiiiin's ime,
lli illiH'rti'. Miriini; neH i'e, Jnur
nul Ntiiriea mul rumie ilt"'H Hinl iiIIht
K'lod tliinH iiuIch it a very 0niUr (kin
ily newnMpcr. elean and lirilit from A
to , and yeitr'ii slid to yenr'n end.
Daily, one yeiir hy nuil, (inlv M; mix
muntliN, three niiiiitlm, $l .
aemi-weeKiy, iui ihaiii-h, oii year,
l.fil).
Weekly, tl. The in-in-N i.l tint Semi
Veltly and Wi-ekly JnnriiHl hIho eoiitnin
the iniirkel neH nnd all o( the leiitun-H
ol the Ihuly .lunriiiil. Addrew,
The Journal,
1'nriland, Oregon.
HELLOHv
-VKtOinileHi.flongilis.
tancn teli'jihiuiH wire in
Oregon, Washington, ('ah.
foruia and Idaho now in
"peralion by the 1'iicilic
Station Tidrj.liono Cum.
J'any, covering 2,'J'ii)
towns.
uick, acftirate, cheap
All the natinfaetio!i of a
perMoiinl comiinmication.
DiMtiince no eHeet to a
clear underHtanding. Sp
it aim and Han FraneiHco
hh eiinily heard ad I'ort
land. Oregon City office at
Illinium's Druir Store
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rranfef and Ere,
Freight and parcels delivered
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RATE 8 - REASONABLE
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