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No need to patronize foreign firms employing "Chinese
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78 Second Street.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
The only Republican Daily Xewspapei
Wasco County.
THURSDAY. -
AUGUST 6, 1896
MTIOML REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
WILLIAM M'KIXLEY Ohio
For Vice-President,
GARRET. A. HOBART ... -'ew Jersey
used to having their rights disregard
ed.' For twenty years they have felt
the hand of Portland in delaying the
completion 'of the Cascade locks, and
they see that same subtle, but force
ful, touch in this campaign agaiust
the sheepmen of Eastern Oregon.
vho, in the face of gigantic odds,
are struggling for existence.
"Weatever may be the legal status
of the situation, the equities are on
the side of a legitimate industry
whiclns being wrongfully discrimin
ated against.
For Presidential Electors,
T. T. GEEE Marion County
fi. M. VORAS Lane
E. li- SMITH Wasco
J. F. CAPLES Multnomah
" " t immaterial, in my judgment,
whether the sheep grower receives any ben
efit from the tariff or not.
Whether he does or does not, I am for
free wool." Extract from speech of Wil
liam J. Bryan in the house of representa
tives when the Wilson bill was under consideration.
Senator Squire of Washington has
announced his determination to vote
for Bryan, and made a clean flop
into the silver cauip. There will be
few people who will give to Squire
the credit of acting according to his
convictions ; but rather that he es
teems the silver side iD Washington
the stronger at present, and as his
term in the senate soon expires, he
is plaj-ing the part of an anything
for-office politician. Opposed to
Squire as a senatorial candidate is
Governor McGraw, a sound money
Republican, who will have the solid
support of the gold standard ele
ment. The issue in pur neighboring
state will be a clear cut one.
CASCADE RESERVE MUDDLE.
Fate ii dealing the sheepmen of
Eastern Oregon some pretty, hard
'blows. A free trade administration
"has caused the wool clip to remain
unsold, and the sheep growers, who
expected by this time to receive re
turns Jjy which they could discharge
their obligations, are waiting in vain.
As if this were not enough, the
gentlemen of wealth and leisure in
Portland, who have little to busy
their thoughts except to plan pleas
ures and : 'diversions for idle hours,
are making war upon our sheepmen
because they are pasturing their
"flocks where nature intended they
should in the fastnesses of the Cas
iade mountains.
The situation, as it exists, is very
serious, and the future depends upon
the outcome of present complications.
The sheep and wool industry of
Eastern Oregon is its greatest treas
ure. Without it the present busi
ness enterprises could not be con
ducted. The pasturage which the
Cascade mountains affoids has en
abled this industry to reach the
magnitude it has, and without this
pasturage wool growing .in Eastern
Oregon is doomed.
No one denys for a moment that
the "sanctity" of the Bull Run Re
serve should be preserved, and any
sheep owner who allows his flock to
enter the limits of Portland's water
supply should be held amenable to
law. But, as is gathered from the
statements of the different sheep
owners, such is not the case in this
instance. The sheep are grazing out
- side of the Bull Run Reserve, and
the present crusade is ' due to the
cupidity of metropolitan gamesters.
;! ' To say that the sheepmen are ac--countable
for the forest fires , is to
aver sheer nonsensei To no class of
men . would the burning of large
bodies of timber be a greater men
ace, and . it is perfectly certain no
one is so painstaking in guarding
against such dangers as the lonely
sheephcrder. It would be well if
the Portland . Rod and Gun Club
were as careful.
The people of Eastern Oregon are
The man who votes for Bryan is
voting to cut his present wages in
half. Are wages now so high that
they need this horizontal reduction
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Board, $3 to $4 per week
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The poet unquestionably had reference to the
Closing (lot Sale of Furniture and Carpets
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