P AO K H H K
T II K
Pu6lr.h»d Cverv Saturday at Gold Hill
lai taon County. Oregon
M X H. LAMPMAN
gnlennt nt the Gol«1 H ill
tor t r . i i . , u l.
• f»n Ih m iitfli the t B ind goue* unni»
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QOCIALISM: A {Kilitical and economic theory of social re-or
ganization, tlie essential feature of which is governments
co n tro l of econom ic a c tiv ities, to th e end th a t c o m p etitio n sha'l
give way to co-operation and that the opportunities of lif*^ ant
the rewards of labor shall be equitably apportioned. —Webster's
New International Dictionary, 1910.
STOP AND THINK
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INVITING THE RECALL
S aturday , F krkqahy 11. ItfU
JT seems to be about time for the people of Oregon to make
use of their power of recall. The fish committee of the state
All Over Oregon
senate has reported favorably on the Hume's fish bill, which, if
An ordinance rvqui» ng all screens it becomes a law, reverses the will of the people of the state of
And partitions removed from restau
Oregon, expressed by an overwhelming majority at the late
rants, soft drink places and similar
establishments, allowing a clear view election. Whether this bill passes the senate or not, every sin
from the street to the rear, was pro gle senator who says by his vote that it shall pass’ should be
posed in the city council at Spring
peremptorily recalled by his constituency-provided, of course,
Reid
Out of a list of over 80 candidates that that constituency returned a majority for the law closing
far licenses to practice medicine in Rogue River to commercial fishing. Thè same thing should
Oregon, 45 were successful, all of happen to every representative who is so false to the trust im
them passing the scrutiny of the
posed in him by the people that he votes for a reversal of the
members of the Oregon state medical
Such a bill as the Humes have submitted has a
examiners with unusually high aver peoples will.
Ages.
right to only the most formal and peremptory consideration at
Senator Chamberlain has been ad the hands of the legislature. To allow it to become a leading
▼teed by the secretary erf the interior
issue, as the senate committee has made it by its favorable re-
that efforts will be made to expedite
Dort,
is an egregious error, wasteful of the people's money in
action In approving the .-Oregon in
demnity school selections, so that the the time the thing may take over what should be taken to
•tate may hare the early benefit of promptly kill it. It is a presumption on the popular patience
the funds to be derived from their
which is dangerous to those who are so presuming. The recall
•ale.
The Luckiamute Valley Flouring is a weapon that is within easy reach, and the people are justi
Mills Company at Monmouth has fied in its use at the present time. The state legislature is more
eompleted its four-story building. It or less unnecessary in Oregon, where the people make their own
Mas been under way about one -year,
and the company has erected h at a aws. By monkeying with a measure like the Hume fish bill the
heavy cost. It is one of the finest Oregon legislature invites its own dissolution by recall.
louring mills in the Willamette Val
ley.
“THE CRIME WITHOUT A NAME”
Senator Chamberlain has presented
Medford M ail Tribune
to the secretary of the interior a me
morial from the Portland Commercial P R E S ID E N T T A F T in p ardoning F re d I). W arren , edi-
Club and the Oregon Development 1
to r of th e A ppeal to Reason, the leading Socialist
League asking for the immediate ap
p
ap
er,
has p erform ed an act of ju stice. A lw ays c h a r y of
portionment of the reclamation funds
using
his
p ard o n in g pow er, the p resid en t has exercised it
to construct the West CmatlUa pro
in a ju s t cause.
ject.
M r. \ \ a rre n was sentenced to six m onths im prisonm ent
Taxpayers of Lane County in a
meeting at Eugene that filled the cir a t h ard labor for reflectin g upon the c h a ra c te r of a man
cuit court room, adopted resolutions indicted fo r m urder. H is tria l and conviction fu rn ish an
demanding that the county court re
duce the county levy from 10 to 6 asto u n d in g instance of th e survival of feudalism in up-to
mills and furthermore calling another d ate A m erica. I t was a d irect atta ck upon the freedom of
mass meeting to "take such further the press, upon free speech and individual lib erty . Blind
Action as they deem necessary Tn the p rejudice and p artisan sh ip , legal su b terfu g e and ehicanerv
defense of their homes" should the still have stan d in g in o u r courts w here such th in g s can
county court fail to make the reduc happen.
tlon demanded.
W hen the federal suprem e co u rt refused to o rd e r the
Taking of evidence in the cases of
re
tu
rn to Colorado of H ayw ood, P ettib o n e and M over, who
the South Portland manufacturers
who ask that the four cents a hun had been ab d u cted from Colorado w ithout process of law,
dred terminal charge exacted by the it v irtu ally legalized kidnaping.
S teu n en h erg of Idaho
Harriman system for delivering their
was
not
th
e
only
governor
who
had
been assassinated.
cars be removed, and the abolishment
Goebel
had
also
been
shot
in
K
entucky,
and despite re
• f the 10-cent differential between
w
ards
by
the
state,
governors
of
ad
jo
in
in
g
states refused
Portland and Willamette Valley
points and the East, sought by the to honor requisitions fo r ex-G overnor T av lo r on the
valley people, occupied Ward Prouty, ground th a t he could not secure a fa ir tria l in K entuekv.
Interstate commerce examiner at Mr. W arren then published in his p ap er the following-
Portland.
“ ONE T H O U SA N D D O LLA R S R E W A R D —The Ap
During a conference with Represen
tative Hawley of Oregon and Frank peal to Reason will pay $1000 in gold to the person o r p er
Ira White, representing the Klamath sons who will k id n ap ex-G overnor T ay lo r and re tu rn him
Chamber of Commerce, Secretary to the sta te officials of K entucky, w here he is w anted on
Ballinger stated unequivocally that a charge of m u rd erin g G oebel.’’
the government
would
«.
...
. v - proceed with
in an editorial ex p lan a to ry of th is offer. W arren said-
>h<- U nited S u , , . , '
ib a ,
pietfon with the probable exception ot ' H,naPln£ ls a pci re c tij legal m ethod of ta k in g an accused
the m arsh lands, which, according to ^nan fiorii one s ta te to an o th er.
T his decision was ren-
prpsent plans, win not be reclaim ed dered in the now fam ous M over-Iiavw ood ease in whieh
My the government.
the defen d an ts were both Socialists and w orkingm en. W ill
at Ì e„nneW8 ‘° thV ffe,ct that the bl” t,1p S u Pre me C ourt of the U n ited S ta te s hold to th is sam e
« .ix « ™ x x
if
de4 endant, is a v ,‘puhli' an
?
m ent of the exceaa land» of the Kiam
Ath Indian reservation, which ls re
ported as favorable to passage, is
ilw « te d sev era.n fhher P? c*
Rood
“ "
- , iAPPeal to Reason has absolutely no in te re st in the
Divlor-Goebel feud of K entucky, but I w ant to p u t it up
to the S uprem e C ourt of the U n ited S ta te s to decide a case
k id n aPinff w here the victim is a R epublican politician
f™ ” d
• '»
‘he U nited)
Agricultural,
lands in Klamath County will be
Mr. \ \ a rre n p rin ted his rew ard announcem ent upon en
thrown open to settlement and reve
nue will be created for the further velopes, a fte r assurance from the p o stm a ste r of G irard ,
upbuilding of the country.
K ansas, th a t such p rin tin g was not in violation of th e law.’
Complete apportionment of Multno He was p ro m p tly indicted by a federal g ran d ju ry . The
mah County taxea for 1310 was com
in dictm ent asserted th a t th e p rin tin g on th e envelopes was
pleted by County Clerk Fields, who
of a scurrilous, d efam ato ry and th re a te n in g ch aracter,
Issued a tabulated statement showing
and
calculated by th e term s and m an n er an d style of dis-
the amounts due the various school
district«, cities, the port of Portland, ld a \, and obviously intended to reflect in ju rio u sly upon
•ounty, state, state school, road and the c h arac te r and conduct of an o th er, to -w it: W illiam S.
library funds.
The statement also ra> lor, a fo rm er governor of th e s ta te of K entucky, con
■hows the valuations.
The total
amount of taxes that the levy pro tr a r y to the form of the s ta tu te in such case m ade and
duces In Multnomah County Is provided, and a g ain st th e peace and d ig n ity of the U nited
0,401,42* .84. The total from last S tates. ’
year’s levy on the 190» roll was
The stace of K en tu ck y w as a t th is tim e o fferin g $100,-
»4,384,537.71.
000 rew ard fo r the re tu rn of its fo rm er governor, so th a t
Preparations are being made at its offense of h av in g “ reflected in ju rio u sly upon th e c h a r !"
Klamath by the Innes-Clark Lumber
Company, a San Francisco corpora a c te r and conduct of a n o th e r” m ust have been fa r g re a te r
tion with »100,000 capital, for the sec th an \ \ a rre n s. T housands of postals and le tte rs offerin g
•nd big log drive down the Link such rew ard s are daily sen t th ro u g h the m ails, y et no
Klvar. This company drove down sev- prosecution results. W arren was punished because he a t
•ral million feet last summer whieh tem p ted to d irect public a tte n tio n to th e u n fa ir tre a tm e n t
was the first time that the turbuisnt
g n en accused F ed eratio n of M in ers’ officials, and a tte m p t
sapids of this stream, which la lass
than a mile and a quarter long, ever ed to save them from an u n fa ir trial.
A nd th is is the “ crim e w ith o u t a n a m e ” fo r which
was used for this purpose success
fully. The company now has about V\ a rre n was railro ad ed th ro u g h the co u rts to conviction,
1,000,000 feet of logs In the Upper and which only P re sid e n t T a f t’s sense of ju stice saved
Klamath Lake
from the in ju stice of a term in prison.
Did it ever occur to you that the best lights are always obtained by tie-
ing onto a live wire? Just so in buying
G R O C E R IE S
The best results are always obtained by buying where you can get the
liest returns for the money invested. Our aim is, and always has lieen
to give our patrons the liest goods at the lowest prices possible. We
quote you the following prices from our present stock :
FLOUR
SUGAR
Pure White
Best
.
.
cwt $(5.35
$1.75
Daily Bread
D. G.
- .
.
cwt 6.15
1.(55
Carnation
Extra C
cwt 6.00
1.60
Peerless
1.55
FEED
Red X
1.60
Best Process Barley, }>er cwt $32
Princess
1.40
Per 75-pound sack
. $1.25
Clearwater
1.25
Standard Roll Barley
Corvallis
1.45
Per 75-pound sack,
1.20
White Swan
, 1.85
Bran, per sack,
1.00
Liberty Bell
1.20
Middlings, per sack
1.80
We have just opened up our styles in Indies' and Gentlemen’s Dress
Shoes -n o n e better in Southern O reg o n -d o n ’t fail to see them.
We are still offering big discounts on Woolen Clothing. Also on broken
lines of Shoes. You can always find bargains at our bargain counter.
When in Gold Hill call and give us a trial. We guarantee right prices
and the best of treatm ent
LANCE & COMPANY
G A R D E N IN G
time of the year has arrived for garden
ing and I have in stock now a large Factory
order of GARDEN TOOLS, and I am able to
say that it is one of the most up-to-date and
complete stocks of garden tools that ever came
in to Southern Oregon. If you are in need of
Garden Tools do not fail to call on D. H. Miller
and you will be pleased with your purchase.
Remember, my motto is: “good goods and prices
as low as the lowest».” Remember, we carry a
complete stock of Queensware and Washing
Machines. In fact, 1 now have a $9,000.00
stock of Hardware, Stoves and Tin, Granite,
Blue and White Enamel ware. In fact, I carry
everything in the Hardware and Miner’s line,
from a sewing machine needle up to steam en
gines. Remember the place to buy hardware is of
H. M I L L E
G o ld H ill, O r e g o n
mute
C O L E S T IN
P R A C T IC A L
S H O E M A K IN G
Bools and Shoes Made Io O rd rr
R E P A IR IN G
P u re , S p a rk lin g M in e r a l W a te r, B o ttle d
d ire c t fro m the Springe. T w o bottle», 2 5 c
Done In DraLCIass Shape
H A R N ESS
RFPA’RED
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Turner’s Gold Hill Lunch Room
J. E . M A R T I N G
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Next to Barber Shop
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