Gold Hill news., November 26, 1910, Image 4

The Gold Hill Nèws
deprived of the mighty weapon
they have in the initiative and
Boom« re et<-cte<1 lo the U n iu d
f v o S *tw 4i» M Gold HUI,
referendum.
Therefor® they
Stale« «enn'e.
Each of there
are
out
to
beat
Bourne
even it
wen hut« BoU'i-a at Iraat $20
w
.rth.
W
ith
5000
luawttera
at
costs
a
hundred
thousand
dol­
RCX M LAMPMAN
$20 per Rieiotwr. till» will give
lars.
In fact, this splendid
the Greater O'egun Republican
( • » ( x l «I <k<* «•»>!<» H ill
for trwiwml«-
sum is merely intended to be
•><w
Ih» I Bltvk s ttir a miUU
club
$100.000
with
w
hi.h
t*.
do
•• tetxMkri rlftM matter
beainam between now und 1912
the membership fee of the club.
Already iiiemhem ai d money
It
is only a drop in the bucket !
UXacription $1 .SO Per Annum, in Advance
are flowing in, and io a «hurt
to
what will be spent to defeat j
time several tbouratid dollar«
S aturday , N ovkmrkr 26, 1910
will hr on hand. The cuatodian
Bourne, for the corporations
of the ooin for the lire»« nt, at have plenty of easy money that
least is W . R. Apnereun.
He ie
**$100,000 TO BEAT BOURNE” preeumahly merely actmg for will be poured out like water to
the Republican State Central prevent Bourne from returning
Someone coined a most ex­ Committee. The m e m b e r a
to the United States senate.
cellent epigram when he said of and money will l*e raised partly
Peanut Butter
Cranberries
Jonathan Bourne never had a
Chow chow
Cleveland that he “loved him through the state commit ie a
M w it o w l « bvaav
«
«>»• b e a t I n t h e l e n t !
e n e a / M e le e * fla ea en e
and the 34 county committee-*. bigger boost than was given
g o l w g f e e t fif Q XW» e e lle a a
gr v e v 'e tle e
for the enemies he made.” The Am»ng the co,cu>itteemen alone
him when the Greater Oregon
phrase can now be as truly a p ­ if a fair (*ercent«ge join, there
Republican club was organised.
plied to Senator Bourne, per­ will t«c $20,000 for ttie anti-
Durkee’s and Snider’s Salad Dressing
Bourne has not been on the
fund.
fix e « t H w
f o r T b a n k e g lw tx g » * * » •
haps more so, than it could to Bourne
I f money and a working organ­ battlefront, like LaFollette and
Cleveland. For every corpora­ ization can defeat Bourne, th e
Dolliver, fighting for progres­
Ripe and Green Olives
tion lawyer, every ex-boss, latter will uot he re-elected ter i
sive legislation in the senate.
> n « frw e h In Jaee
b u lk
year«
hence.
everj' ex-fixer, all the dregs of
His record shows that he voted
politics in Oregon are against
W A T C H FOR OUR D E C E M B E R A P
There you h»ve i t M money wi,h Aldrich and Lodge oftener
Bourne. If any of them profess can beat Bourne, he will be
than with the insurgents. He
It w i l l e x p l a i n w h a t w e a r e g o in g t o d o a n d H ow
to be for him it is only for the beaten.
None of the instiga-i was conserVative. But he made
it w ill b e d o n e
reason that they believe th at
a t tors of the new club, who take at J one speech,a simple explanation,
they have a better chance to least a twenty-dollar interest in
F r o e d o llv o r y to F o o te c r o o k
W * « lo s e a t a t x e v e r y e v e n in g
of the Oregon election laws, t h a t 1
down him by posing as his seeing Bourne beaten, will allow
tw ie o * w e e k
e x c e p t S a tu rd a y
sent the initiative and referen-1
friends. Jackals hate a lion, their names to be known. They
dum idea sweeping through th e 1
The jackal element in Oregon shun the daylight of publicity,
country like wildfire. “B ourne,
politics has resolved itself into If Bourne is beaten, the croco-
is a dangerous man,” said the I
what is soundingly called the dile tears they will shed will fair interests'
said Morgan, said
•^Greater Oregon Republican set the state stinking. Probab-
Wall street, all in the same
club.” Its purpose is to beat ly the Portland Oregonian will
“ T H E BIG S T O R E ”
voice, for they are but different«
Bourne. Beholding the potency wail the loudest
It will sob-
names for the same entity. “He
if money in behalf of booze in bingly show that but for being
'’WTTB
must be beaten,” they whisper­
che late campaign, the club pro-; an honest man. Bourne might ed. “How will we do it? With
poses to raise $100,000 so be i have been a great statesman,
money." For they know no
spent in beating Bourne. It also' like Depew or Lodge or Root or
higher power than the jingle of
appropriated the words “G reat-: Knox. Yes, the anti-Bourne the guinea.
er Oregon” from the booze folks will do their work in
Find a Bourne hater and you
propoganda. A recent issue o f ' secret and in darkness, like will find a man who is against a*.A
the Portland Telegram conveys murderers and thieves.
They Statement No. 1, the initiative,
this information in a leading don’t want their donations
referendum and recall.
article. Read this:
made public because of public
They’ll have the time of their
To def* at Jouathan Bourne opinion. If it wasn’t for public
lives
beating Bourne.
t»r U n iu d State« senator in 1912
opinion burglars would do their
it >• p nn-d to raise a fund of
work in daylight
¡Some law­
REPARTEE
9100,1100
Money ie already
c-nu ng into the pool 8t $20 a yers’ association—th at of Mult­
The editorial lusus n a tu re of
rt-i<
nomah county, if rightly re­
Qu»e*h and under cover, there
the Medford Sun evidently con­
a
ie » movement on foot for a membered—recently held
siders th a t his business of deal­
Gr* a er Oregon Republican club. banquet a t which Bourne was
MeRit«rship in the organization ridiculed and the initiative and ing in journalistic d irt qualifies
M $20, which must accompany
to be a judge of soil, other than bb 1$
referendum
condemned.
to*- appiiotieou.
Cash, postal
the compost of his own compo­
There you see the negro in
o»d- re <>r checks are acceptable
sition. And his judgm ent of
end i ftev w ill be received bv W . the coal-bin.
P rm e is to be
Mandt W agons are sold by W . G. Myers
R. A.i-ernm . secretary of the
beaten because he is so strong what goes to make rich real
Multnomah County -Republican
estate
should
be.
from
the
sim­
a preacher of the initiative and
Cemral CotopaiUeh.
ilarity of their tastes and pro­
hurts
one
man hurts a ll' Not only so, but it is the
Who conceived the idea o f the referendum. Why are lawyers,
an1» Bourne organization is not corporation lawyers especially, clivities, as good as that of an
society will no doubt be inter- principal part of the situation,
n« e4, for this matter, as well as
Arkansas razorback, to say the
ested in this piteous recital of So great an increase of rents
They are bolding high carousal down
other data concerning the Great­ and their clients, as well as cap­ very least But this is mere di­
at Charlie's grog baser, and the boya the power that whiskey has to involves an increase in other
er Oiegon Republican club, is italists in general, so determin­
last issue, arc burning money where the shining wreck and ruin:
being suppressed for the present. ed to kill the initiative and ref- gression. In its
necessaries. Tenants who have
A horrible tragedy took place
speaking of the fact that bottles are ; you may hear their joyous
The investigators have communi­
Because, with it in tne Southern Pacific was using laughter, you may hear them ahout and Thursday evening near K lig ­ to pay high rent must pay low­
cated thus far only with men ! erendum?
er wages and buy less products
wh" could be depended on to operation, the people rule. The Gold Hill loam for its depot sing, and they're finding life a aolace man’« plane, when Ben Smith
and
Clay
Smith,
two
young
men
keep it secret until the organ­
people have only just begun to park a t Medford, The News aa the noisy hours take wing. But the about twenty-five year« of age, than they would if rents were
morning, O the m orning, when the
isation was strong enough to
lower.
i
see
what they can do withjtheir said:
■hot theuieelve« in some myster­
Whan the
■h-iw its hand.
Letters have
The park will be one of the ainging rounders wake!
In this connection it is stated
ious
manner.
They
came
to
Ole
They are moet beautiful features of Med­ mouth is like a ben’s nest, and the head
gone to every county in the state fine new weapon.
Paulson’s
place
about
six
o’clock
that
the whole of Manhattan
a
mass
of
ache!
O
the
agonies
remorse­
with instructions for the recip­ . handling it cautiously as yet, for ford when completed and the
carrying a guu, and just how island was sold by the Indians
ful, and uie wailings that aecend! For
ients to do missionary work, get | fear of cutting
visitor
from
Gold
H
ill
beholding
themselves.
thev were able to go ao far io the
membe.s and send along the
the flowers and greenery, can all men must par the tiddler when the
to the Dutch for $23. The land
They
do
not
realize
their own take
condition they were in ie bard
dance Is at an end. There are fellows all
double eagles.
Men who are
a double delight in them,
alone,
apart from the buildings,
to comprehend. Both had their
known as bitter enemies of strength because they have
knowing aa he does that the die­ aAsund us who are cutting quite a
lower
jaws
ah
-t
clean
off,
Ixith
swatb,
thinking
that
unless
they're
is now valued at nearly four
f i urne have been approached been so long unable to use i t
play is nothing more or leee then
identically the same, ao much
on the subject, and these are re
borrowed plumage furnished by stylish they are surely In the broth ;
billion dollars, and it is owned
Now
that
the
initiative
and
ref-
alike that one seeing one of them
and they’ro buying motor wagons and
■ponding quickly, it being about
hie own town.
by
comparatively few people.
and
the
other
a
little
later
would
jaunting off to Rome, w ith a
the only argument that would efendum gives them a chance to
Now here is the donkeyish they’re
be unable to tell which one he The Astor estate, th a t had its
lot of borrowed money and a mortgage
induce them to separate them­ use their strength, they are go­
way in which the Sun’s soil ex­ on the home. And some day a beastly had seen . T h -ir faces were a
selves from $20.
ing slowly. The big stick that pert distorts The News’ asser­ panic on the land w ill spread a pail, bloody mass, both had their inception scarcely a century
Bourne will be the issue in
ago, was then a farm on the
the camgaign of 1912. and as they carry has not been swung tion th a t resultant flowers and and a lot of stylish alecks w ill be bacz- tongues shot off, and the jawe
hung
a
lim
p
broken
mass
o(
outskirts
of a village, but now
Bonnie is wealthy and can af­ very hard in any election in greenery will be, in the prover­ ed aaainst the w all; then you'll bear a
bones and blood covered flesh. its value is about half a billion
bial
metaphor,
"borrowed
plum­
lot of pleading—pleading all in vain,
ford to make a hard fight, the
which it has been used. But the
Coroner M uir was called but
my friend; for a man mn»t pay the
opposition wants to be provided
age:"
they weie unable to talk and one dollars. The Astors have done
fiddler when the dance fa at an end.
with the sinews of war. A cam- people are learning to use it and
The Gold H ill News ie mistak­
of
them wrote in hardly readable
little or nothing to create this
L
ittle
Cora
Jane
DeJIggera
has
her
gaign fund of vast porportions corporationists see th a t soon
en. Io hauling d irt from Gold
writing: “ He was drunk and j value; that was done by society,
can be used through the club, they may be making corpora­ H ill to park the depot grounds feplings badly miffed, (or her mother
when it is raised through a
it ie not the intention lo borrow often tells her that her gait la much too so was I. He shot himself and ■ by all sorts and conditions of
so did I. Purpose,” They were people.
head tax on the membership, tions pay their full share of
“plumage.”
I t is hoped, how­ awift. W ith her swagger g irl com­
at once transferred to the Dray­
panions through the streets she likes
and thus the corrupt practices | taxes.
ever, that eomething in the na­
It is further stated that of
hospital, where there is hope
act can in a great measure be
700,524 homes in Greater New
The people may even go to ture of foliage may result in due to roam, and ahe sees the moving picture ton
that
one
may
recover,
hut
his
circumvented.
W ith a full
when she ought to be at home; rhe
course, borrowed or otherwise.
York, 665,474 are rented, and
face will always be disfigured. I t
treasury, the club will endeavor the polls and declare th a t the
I f the aforesaid soil happens to is flirting with the Johnnies In her
the rents are constantly ris in g -
is
feared
that
his
jaw
may
never
to launch an educational cam­ railroads shall give back th at
produce plumage instead of harmless, foolish way, and she may
35 per cent in ten years.
In
be in shape to chew food again.
paign against the educational large part of the public domain
invest in sack-cloth on some bitter
foliage the Medford people will
other
large
cities
tne
case
is
Both
have
their
homes
in
Iowa
campaign of the Senator. There
future d a y ; for the laws that govern
' that they have acquired by be the most surprised ones on mortals
and have been threshing in this much the same, perhaps in a
never yield and never b e n d -
will be tons of literature and
earth and will certainly not
This would surely be hesitate to take their hats off to girls, like boys, must pay the fiddler neighborhood this fall. The deed less degree.
plenty of coin to spend on post­ , fraud.
was evidently the result of a
There is a topic for reflection
age stamps.
terrible. Think of the hundreds Gold H ill, lor (here is no soil in when the dance Is at an end.
drink
crazed brain.
I t costs $20 to be made a of thousands of acres of good
in these constantly augmented
this vicinity that w ill produce
member in the Greater Oregon
PAYING THE FIDDLER
anything of that description.
values and these continually
Republican club, and at this land that would be opened for
The annual report of the New increased rentals. Where,when
But cheer up. There is yet
rate it does not take many mem­ settlement and the millions of no occasion for mourning in
The man who insists that ¡York United Hebrew Charities and how is the process of in­
bers to roll up a fund
Ordi­
feet of fine timber th a t would Medford over the absence of that whiskey never hurt h im ! saya;
«An investigalion of crease in both to end, and how
narily, a voter would not pay
That
soil
rich
enough
to
raise
plum-
be
put
on
the
market.
and
that
therefore
he
is
not rents alone shows that we are is the added tax on industry
such an initiation fee into a
would in truth mean a greater age. There is a ray of hope against it has no interest in paying per family 35 per cent occasioned by it to be met?
political club, but explanation
When the augmentation reaches
is that the money is to be used ■ Oregon. The “Greater Oregon” —shining from the Sun. Have and need not read the following, more for rents than we paid
10 the breaking point, as it cer­
to defeat Bourne, and as Bourne j Republican club does net want Prof. O’Gara examine those
___ r what is to be the
tracts situated immediately be­ news story, taken, from a recent years ago, and it is undoubtedly tainly r must,
has many political enemies in
he state the object is sufficient this thing to happen, as it may hind the luxuriant ears of the issue-of the Hallock (Minn.) true that this is indicative of the process and what the means of
. ncentive to bring in members.
i happen unless the people are Sun editor.
News. Those who believe w h at' whole situation.”
adjustment?
Th»re are, it la arauefl, 5000
»ran in Oregon w ho do not w m it
R R E Y !
W h o s a id tu rk ey ?
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