Gold Hill news., September 14, 1912, Image 2

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LABOR AND IE1E PRESIDENTIAL SITUATION
Published Every Saturday ai Gold Hill,
Jackson Count), Oregon
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T H O SE political wiseacres who predict the rally of labor to the
support of Roosevelt, have a cud to chew upon in the dec­
BFN tl. 1 4M PM AN
laration of Clarence Darrow for Woodrow Wilson. In speaking
tin te n e at »be G rid Hth i . .office for iranami»
of the presidential campaign during his recent visit to Portland,
•io n through the I 'tiled State* m ail*
the noted labor attorney classified the Roosevelt platform as “a
a* aeccNht el»*« matter
political bodge podge, compiled without regard to logic, philoso­
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phy or common sense,” and declared that Wilson will receive a
HE time of year is fast approaching when those friends of yours that have
Subs, option $ 1 .5 0 Per Annum, in Advamr
larger electoral vote than any other since the Civil war.
been carrying you around the long summer through will begin to kick out and
W O O D R O W W IL S O N
Wilson is honest and intelligent," said Attorney Darrow.
ask you what you expect to put on them the coming winter. If you’re figuring on
He would not knowingly be controlled. He does not come
making your feet a nice present, one that will keep them w a r m and comfortable.
from an environment that would naturally produce*great sym­
we suggest that you call in at our place and look over the new
pathy with the working people or promote deep knowledge of
stock which we have just unpacked:
industrial conditions. But, in all fairness, 1 am convinced that
le would always do the best be could and the most fairly. I
do not think there is a chance to beat him."
Branding Roosevelt as a faker, and refusing with contempt
MEN’S WINTER
LADIES* FINE
to discuss the presidential past and political future of Taft, this
W EAR
foremost champion of labor undoubtedly expressed the senti­
W EAR
ment of the class for w’hom he speaks. Labor, as a unity, can
Pioneer le-imh . $ 8 .0 0 Bacholor GirL,?t")n$ 3 .7 5
rind but little to approve in Roosevelt, who is too prone t o r e ­
gard the splendid strength of American manhood more as a
Gold Seal 18-inch
8 .0 0 Paris tan 16-button ,
military asset, food tor powder in the prosecution of imjierial
schemes, than othewise, and whose administrative record is al­
W inchester 14-inch 7.00 Fashion black 13-button
most entirely void of real accomplishment in the interests of the
Giant 14-inch .
7 .0 0 Fashion tan 13-button
working man. Neither can labor stamp with approval the over­
weening ambition of an ex-president who attained the office
North Coast 10-inch 5 .5 0 Col. Calf bld< k 1 6-button 4 .0 0
largely thru the employment of a mammoth campaign fund
clandestinely subscribed by labor’s oppressors, the trusts.
Gold W est «-¡nth
6 .0 0 Gun Metal 16-button 4 .0 0
That the Bull Moose band wagon will have its followers in
Repeater 6-inch .
5 .0 0 Alpine 13-in w aterproof ton 5. 0 0
numbers to be reckoned with cannot be gainsaid, for the excit-
ables of politics love the circus as does the small boy. Peanut
vendors, thimble riggers and three shell men may find their pro­
totypes in the crowd of lesser politician attracted by the blare
of the Roosevelt band.
Disregarding the claims of the present incumbrance, whose
official acts have done more to foster the malady of class prejud­
ice and class spirit than they have to mitigate the misery of the
under dog, labor must turn either to direct socialism or to the
support of progressive principles, unidentified with any partic­
ular party, but exemplified in the candidacy of Woodrow Wilson.
THOMAS R il e y m a r s h a l l
Darrow s espousal of Wilson, half hearted as it may seem, Professional Cards
constitutes a genuine recognition of merit and endorsement of
The U niversity o i O regon
worth, coming as it does from one so jealous of the rights of
Overdrafts
workingmen and zealous in the interests of American toil.
Come and Get Shod
aturday
h tpm h kr
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Lance & Company
“ The Big Store”
Correspondence School
One of Bungtown's “ Boys”
off. fi, FRF E, w lth the exc ption oi ,-oet oi isiatag- on papeta and
The Roosevelt-Taft armistice during the Maine elections
co«t ui the U niver-ity K xt"ii.ioif B ulletin, «n < I TIZENH (»E O R E ­
In Bnngtown, in Bungtown, about tin resulted only in a demonstration of the weakness of both.
GON, fcrty U N IV E R S IT Y COI HsEM h. MAIL Ah, 1,0 to proflt
break of day, when Phcebos kindles o’er
l.y »he conr.ee selecte.l n. the«,nly req.iiretne.it for eo ro tlm en t in
the hills and eastern skies are gray, we
th e C orrespondence D epartm ent. C our.ee re o th re d In the de-
hear the Bopgtown “ boys” go home
A. E. KELLOGG
•long the jovial way; and there is m irth
parm ent» of lio tan » .......bating. E «,,,,uni -. Edu. atum , E lectrlelty .
« O L D H IL L . OREGON
K ngll.h L lte r s tn r e , K ngll.h C e m p n .ltio n llftio ry , M aihem stlr».
and m errim ent and jest and lifted song,
M e.hsni.H l O rssin g , P h y .l.s l E d n ratlo n , P h ia tc . Physiologe
from ihose whose days are idle and those
Embalmer and Funeral
P sych o lo g » , Kneiology n m l « o rr e y lu » .
W e ile l . th e S e .ir.-t.r» o i
whose nights an- long—for “ boys” must
Director
th a C o r r e .p o n .h n ie R rlm o l, C o lv e r .it» o f O regon, Eugene, fo r fn -
h a le their frolic as every dog his day,
Com plete lino of burial robe*,
fo rm a tlo n s in i catalogue
while Time his sickle sharpens and age is
packet», etc.
B y 'R O 'B E 'R T E E J V S fE T H M A C L E A .
on the way; come wind or stormy weath­
COI R SE8 IN R E SID E N C E s t the U n ig e rs .t, p re p .re for the
FUNERAL CAR
er, come sleet or driven rain, the nights
Pi..foasm n. of E N G IN E E R IN G , J o V ItN A l.ls M, l„ \W , m i I»|.
F o r m e r ly C o n su ltin g E xp e rt o f th e T a r i f f B o ard .
Olli«> Phone: Home, ft—M; Residence
of m irth and pleasure do not return
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Hume, Home 2—K ; l'iii itìc hl-Main.
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o f th e C n ll. ge „ f
Under the p ressu re of prom ise to fight chicanery and fraud In tariff leglsla-
In Bungtown. in Bnngtown, »boot the
E n g in e e rin g , th e ( ’«lie g . , f L ils o a l A rte . Il.e hOh » e ,. «,f E ,),,,...
* P.? b" C dUty “ Ot to w l0lhol‘1
f«e«s In my possession
break of day, we heard the jolly given, re atlve to the Investigation of th e cotton m anufacturing Industry. Regretful
CLEMENT II. SMITH. M. D.
r a ilo n . C om m erce, L a w , Me.Ji.dne » c l M u .ie
we heard the answer gay, and saw the
experlence wlth the tx,« rd w arran ts auch conclusions. 1 am com­
GENERAI- PRACTITIONER
Bungtown “ boys” go by in bibulous pelled to presen t the following Indictm ent:
Office in Wells Building
sashay. All night th e glasses tinkled
cost d a ta oa w eaving neceasary to enable
along the sloppy oak, all night the fellows
Hours 10-12—2-4
•!• + + + -I- + +
-E
T h a t the t a r if f board.
It to m ak e an In te llig e n t
•E -E -E + -E + + 4- 4- 4* 4- 4- 4-
j sted and teased the barroom soak; with
In Ita re p o rt on m a n u fa c ­
com parison w ith costs st
prank and quip and sally they sped the
tu re » o f cotton (Sched­
hom e; th a t tha board
IO IIN H. CAKKIN
OLKXN (>. TAYLOP
SUPPRES­ ule
I. ) has suppressed
INEXACT was offered o p p o rtu n i­
b urs away till Pha-bu- kimlled o ’e r the
CARKIN & TAYLOR
ties fo r o b ta in in g auch
fin din gs o f v ita l Im p o r
SIO
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fills and eastern skies were gray — come
tance to the cotton In ­
d a ta , but did not
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LAWYERS
d u s try , to th e pu blic and
th e m ; t h a t ouch fo re ig n
s irry day and sober, come heads that
to th e go ve rn m e n t, but In im ic a l to the d a ta as w a re obtained w ere In a o m . case»
OOMS 1 7 -1 9 OVKK JACKBON COUNTY HANK
sj'lit with pain, come empty purse and special privileges o f a fe w N ew E n g la n d suppressed and In othern w are In ad eq uate
VOU increase y o u r la n d y ield s enough to
M EDFORD, OREGON
p ■ ket, for m irth is not in vain.
m a n u fa c tu re rs w ho w ere p e rm itte d by fo r honest com parison, alth o u g h so u til­
p a y fo r it the firs t y e a r.
The n ex t three
In Bungtown, in Bungtown, about the S e n a to r A ld ric h to w r ite th e cotton ached ized.
ule to suit them selves.
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break of day, the “ boys” will meet an
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SAUNDERS,
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b
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a
nice
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k house. B uy
T h a t th a ta r if f board b e trayed th e con­
an<*ient m an, a broken man and gray,
Practice Limited to
fidence o f A m e ric a n m a n u fa c tu re rs by pub­
them fro m us a n d save money.
a 1 hail his plodding to tter to cheer him
lish ing d a ta th a t should
T h a t th e ta r if f board
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
ha v e been held fo r con­
has p e r v e r t e d o t t e r
O I his way. There was a tim e in Bung-
Eyes
scientifically exam ined and glasses
fa
cta
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th
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reb
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in
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fid
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f
PERVER. exposure o f t a r if f in ju s ­
l- 'wn this ancient wre< k was young, and
UNFAIR le g isla to r» ; t h a t com pet­ furnished when needed.
itor» w e re given thereb y
tice» th a t have benefited
SION
luere were days he squandered and eer-
S' lelt-Con v P i i . . l.g. Mmilord, On-
Ja c k s o n v ille , O reg o n
v a lu a b le tra d e secrets,
the fe w a t th e expense
L.in songs hi' sung; in nights of gay ca-
w h ile th e fo re ig n m an u ­
o f th e m an y m a n u fa c -
fa c tu re rs divulged n o th in g o f s im ila r
r isal. full gla-s and jolly noise, this palsi­ turar».
c h a ra c te r o r Im po rtance.
DR. R. C. KEI j SEY
ed. plodding hostler w as one of Bung-
J. A. 4 4- 4* 4- -E -E h - -!• J. 4. j. j. 4- 4. -E 4. 4. .1
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4. 4
o rn cK in
t wn’s "boys. ’ * » * p or j,ini ¡n w jn(|y
nn.
T h a t the ta r if f hoard has not, as stated
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weather, in sleet or driven rain, the by P resident T a f t to congress, d ra w n a n y
T h a t th e ta r iff board’s
CO». TIU Iin A c STB.
tr e a tm e n t o f e c o n o m ic
ni-dite of m irth and pk-asme do not re- conclusions th a t w ould "be v a lu a b le In
adv is in g th e congress and the people • • •
queatlona
v ita lly a ffe c t­
GOLD H IL L , OREGON
DISINGEN­
tu i ag ain !
o f the changes th a t o u g h t to be m ad e to
ing the rela tio n o f the
Facts Suppressed and Issues
Evaded by Taft T a riff Board
By using drainage tile
Jacksonville Brick and Tile Co.
rr
UOUS
A ttanda; ; i t S ' 5 F air L arger
.ulem.— I v tli
rrow m argin of
•“L the paid adm issions a t this y e a r’s
b. te fair ex ce e d 'd 'h e paid admis
t.. as of lac. year's fair. T his year
3 .08 persons paid to see O regon’»
Id ; show, as O'-cinsi 31,047 last year.
Albany has $12,500 Fire
Albany.—-Eire which broke o u t In a
row of fram e buildings In the c en te r
of A lbany’s business d istrict destroyed
tw o stores, causing a total loss of $12 -
500.
ta r if f to th e prices e x ­
m ak e m ore e q u i t a b l e
acted fro m c o n s u m e r s
th e ir (th e wool a nd co t­
waa d l a l n f f e n u o u a and
ton schedules; effectB."
T h e board did not a t ­ mleleadln*.
te m p t to d ra w c onclu­
sions. “ scien tific'' o r o t h ­
T h a t th e ta r iff hoard has proved not to
erw ise. fro m Ita "scien­
he the ’’n o n p a rtis a n ” and «cientlflc in s tru ­
tific a lly " collected d a ta , but sidestepped
th a t respo nsibility hy a rg u in g th a t such m en t prom m ed by ( ’resident T a fe ; th a t ita
deductions as Its d a ta Justified w e re not m em bers dlaplayed in experience in busl-
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called fo r under th e specifications o f Its neas. Incom petence and e x tra v a g a n c e
have been forced r e lu c ta n tly a fte r a year's
em p loym ent.
In tim a te aesoclatlon to accept the opinion
th a t the ta r if f hoard h a * been no thin g
IV .
m ore th a n an effective
T h a t the ta r if f board's re p o rt w as a r -
cog in a ’’s t a n d p a t "
| ranged so as to be In co m prehensible to
p o litica l m achine, th a t
eith e r legislators o r la y m en ; th a t tables
•orne o f the men who
w ere d e lib e ra te ly disas­
clam ored moet loudly fo r
sociated o r em asculated
a ta riff ho;ird and Home
If not suppressed, and
hi in»- men appointed
t h a t a c o n g r e s s m a n tii«-r»»to w o rken a ll the tim e com placently
w ould require the ,e rv - in the anow icdgF th a t the creatio n of the
Ic e . nt , ita tis tlc la n and ( « .H id w a s . ,,h e .„ e to pre ve n t genuine
s c i, . s ix m o u th , to •i.riff 'c fo rm «« long hr pmodble by ’’r u m -
m s s e u e a fl o r t a ll o f t h e tu m b le o f d a t a
u i u i k th e c a rd .- arid h ia y ltig the gam e
a
presented as s basis fo r In te llig e n t ta riff
uarge freq u e n tly m ailt, but which I for
re v isio n
« long tlrn * d I n<-red I ted
EVASION
IX
PARTISAN
EMASCU-
LATION
D o n ke y
B o ile r
E xplodes;
One
Dead
Dallas.—E rn est Olson is dead and
G. Reynolds is fatally injured, as the
r suit of an explosion of
donkey
1 slier a t th e Spaulding logging camp,
eig h t m iles w est of Black Rock.
J. C. B rittain , one of th e pioneers of
L ane county, died suddenly a t his
hom e in Springfield. He w as a bach­
elor, aged 85, and was p resid en t of
th e F irst N ational Hank of S pring
field a t the tim e of his death.
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T 1 h
a i such
rai ls as the ta r iff board has
T h a i the ta r iff b o a rd ,
naI
"
a voider! a ltog eth er In ve r
reported sustain the charge, as to both
t b s wool and the cottna
(ig a tin s certa in phases
schedules, th a t the io n -
or ta r iff g ra ft hidden in
"Joker«'' of the I-a y n e
UONVICI- Burner has been robbed
A ld ric h law
outrageously as a cons«-
quence o f excessive du­
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ties and th a t the pruflts
have nut gon» In to .he
T h a t the ta u n ooard falsely reported
pockets
of
the
laborer
to
m a in ta in an
U . . . It . . . „„possible ,0 ob tain abroad A m erican s ta n d s rd ' of ’iiv'ln«
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New York World.
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DENTIST
OAS AUMIXIHTKKKIJ
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Best equip
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A ll » o ik g its '-
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Cslvei t-P s I dock
block
P hone 370-J, G ran ts P ass. Oregon,
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for ten years. Accept no substitutes.
Order one now from It. T. Caine, sgenl.
I
I'linvc 11 complete ram ping outfit for
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I sale, ¡m inding ftxft tent, with 3 ft. wall.,,
ruhlicr hlunket, dishes, cooking utensils
e tc , 25-35 W inchester rifle, and 26-20
Stevens. Will sell „|| or any part of same
at a real sacrifice.
—D. P. Blue, Gold
Hill, Oregon.
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