lug a total of 21,454 square miles, ol
22.3 per cent of the state
The plan to take the cadet regiment
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OREGON. BY
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I he Salmon Kun
of the Oregon Agricultural college Io
B en H. L am pm an
the Panama-Pacific exposition In S.in
Snu-ll o l rain In the air. tang of l l r dis
Francisco In 1915. received the unant
•w a ▼!< B E I II \ l< in o u r n m n tr y
Th«« I ' l i l h . l SI alt t o f \iiw r »
Entered at tin Gold H ill postortiee tor tratistiiim iou through the m ail* i
(am sea, and the o,a>u rivet them —raring inous approval of the college council,
▼ ▼ lea.
o lit-licvo In her CniiH tlhilloti, In r law , her 111-
aocond-daa* mat ter
ceaselessly; »mother o f foam and song after the committee appointed to hail
rtthutiniiN, mid the prittcipIcH for which «he vtand«. Wt* lirU rvit hi
(be bidden boulder liea—(lie river die the matter reported favoruhiy oti
het
ilie
in Nevurv. We lu lic w In her vmm I leaoiire«*,
SATURDAY, FE R 28,1914
go.1 ia strong un.ler (lie A p ril skiiw. Was the propoaltlon.
her glial
you, more, her wonderful ccrtainttoa.
it Ids m ail d ia l Aashed, silver against (In
Representative Sinnott has intro
SU BSCRIPTION $L60 PER ANNUM IN
ADVANC niiat, where (be flung current crashed
h l l . l l ’ X I. in th e A m e ric a n pintpl««, lln I r geuiua, (heir
duced a bill which allows entrymen
▼ ▼ brain, and their brawn. We believe in ib«ir huiMwty,
rough aa a Titan s fist—there where th.
to divide Into two periods the five
lln ir integrity mi«) tlepeiitiahilily
We believe that nothing can
rock
jo
ta
o
n
t,
stubborn
against
die
swirl,
CONCERNING CANDIDATES
months of each year which they are
utaiid in lit«« way <>f the ir eoinnutreial advanceineiil and pro««peHtv»
Hinging tb.' foam about as hoidens flaunt allowed to spend away from their
a curl? Flash of the A p ril aim (ben
h l‘ I l i . \ I d ia l what are term«««! "tim e * of buxine** de-
homesteads. This would enable them
t^MlTH THE OPEN SEASON for candidates now on, the cas where die waters gleam, brave comes die to take advantage of work in the log
▼ ▼
p n w itin
»re but iieriud* of pn parali >n for greater and
wore pronounced commercial MtieccflM«*.
’ ’ ual citizen should constitute himself—or, excuse us, her salmon run, breasting the stream. These ging camps in the winter and tn liar
am (be river Ionia, fearless ami free, pass-
a
M> \\ I BI I l , . \ E dial in our eoim lry are lielng worked
self—the argus-eyed warden of the official future. The gentle iug by fall and folds up from die sea. vest fields In summer.
On a platform Indorsing statewide
out grt»at prohiema, the M u d o n of which w ill I n « for Hie
man with the bland smile and the dulcet voice may be a grant Sweet as the life to diem, ’ round litem prohibition, ex Governor T. T. Geer
Ix'iieih of all m ankind.
and
over
(be
waters
make
strife
for
them
has announced his candidacy for the
little campaigner, but the populace at large is mostly concernet
when» the mists hover; bright eye mid
in his inherent or acquired abilities to transact the public busi ail- e rn in s ll, thia is die path for d ie m , republican nomination for governor.
He is the 14th gubernatorial candidate
ness when once elected. He must be viewed as the prospective sw ift rush mid flashing scale— flood has in the field. E ig h t republicans, four
disburser of public funds, and the interpreter of policies which no wrath for them. Ela h of die A pril democrats, one progressive and one
sun, silver against die spume—this is die Independent, are now seeking the nom
have everything to do with the general welfare and prosperity. salmon
run— river make room ! Room Inatlon for governor.
Frequently the aspirant for office combines both the vote win h>r the overlords leaping against the sun.
Secretary of State Olcott announces
ning personality with real worth—quite as frequently he posses s il king die m ating fords—this is the sal that, according to the reports received i
mon run!
by him, the republicans constitute
ses the latter—and all too commonly he can not candidly lay
Smell of rain in the air. A p ril over the 61.04 per cent of the total registered
claim to ary qualification save the itch for office. The public world, ami the open river there—ceam- voters, the democrats 25.36, the Pro
payroll should not be considered or permitted to be the pension lemly hu rle d ; freshet and m ountain snow gresslves 3.64. prohibitionists 3.62, so
roll for failures. Sentiment has little place in the transaction hu rrying down to die ma—shouting or cialists 2.56 and miscellaneous 3.79,
low, wild w id i tile A pril glee. The total registration to date Is 53,.
of public affairs and deserves less. Candidates for nomination laughing
W as it a water maid, poised in the misty 899. of which 32.899 are republican*,
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in either party should be considered by the constituency as care rout, gleaming against the shade there 13,669 are democrats, 1961 are pro
fully and as scrupulously as the private individual would search where the rock juts out? Midway across gressives, 1852 are prohibitionists,
die .stream, dashing a moment tlicre— 1374 are racialists and 2044 come un
the recommendations of a prospective employee. From the op sp
irit or spume o r dream , up from die der the miscellaneous classification.
Hardware
Stoves
Tin, G ranite and Alum inum Ware
Garden T.siU
position of the nominees will evolve the official. He should be river s lair? Known is die tra il to them,
Announcement has been made that
Haying u ii .1 Heading T i h .I h
Builders’ .Materials and Tisila
Roofing
as go »d an official, as trust-worthy, competent, and energetic, as shallow and smother call w ithout fail to approximately 45.000 acres of land ad
Budding 1 iijh 'I I aiuta Itila \ arnisties Brushes Glass Crts-kerywaru
an unflagging zeal in his selection can determine him. It is dis them— “ Welcome, O h ro th e r!” O w ru n d Jacent to Flora, Long Creek. Monu
past die fall, thia is die way for them, ment. Beech Creek. Pilot Rock. Enter
lairge Assortment o l Quecnawure Aa tine a Iita' and assortment ol
tinctly up to the voter, to the individual, to made a wise effec A p ril has joined die call, flood is but prise
and Baker, have iieen set apart
F is h in g T a c h le
tive choice and to maintain it at the polls. Pending the not dis play for them. lo w shall die river croon for homesteading. This Is classed as
a» tia re is in the county Cullaruiign* Cutley tiim a
Aliilutiniliou
1‘li ks
tant day when the commission form of government becomes far trout the beaches, far from die Hooded semi arid land and will be subject to
dune and the blue reaches— wlieu w itli the enlarged homestead act. This land
riiovela
Miners’
Supplica
Powder,
Fila,
-a
n
d
Capa
Base
Balia
and
practically nation-wide, the selection by the electorate of a squad die last grey fall roaring behind them, will be ready to be filed upon on aud
■dills, and Bats. My Stock is ro m p in e in every line and my price* arc rig ht
of competent minor officials from the host of clamoring incom shallow and ford that ta ll m ating shall after March 9. aud the applicant for
R
e m e m b e r t h e p l a c e t o p u r c h m o t h e « * G o o d , la
tin,!
them.
Flash
of
tile
A
p
ril
sun,
silver
the land will have the right to file cn
petents, is a public duty which commences with the first appear
against
the
spume—this
is
the
salmon
run
320
acres
If
he
is
an
original
entry-
ance of the hand shaking species.
—river make roo m ! Room for the over- man. If he already holds 160 acres of
lords leaping against the sun, seeking the this kind of land he Is entitled to In
m ating fords— this is the salmon ru n !
crease his holdings io 320 ucres. That
PLAN TOR THE RELIEF OE UNEMPLOYED
is he may file on 160 acres additional
If he has a pending entry on which he
has not made final proof. If he has
T H E PROPOSED initiative amendment to the state constitu-
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
made entry and final proof on 160
■ tion, offered by W. S. U’Ren as a solution of the employ
acres of seml-arld land, his right la
ment problem for enforcedly idle Oregon wage-workers, certain Rural free delivery route will be es exhausted and he cannot make another
o»
ly has much to recommend it in that it places no additional bur tablished May 1 at Vale to serve 120 entry for further holdings.
families.
den upon an already over-taxed state, but levys for the purpose
Scarcity of sheep haa caused J. H.
People in the News
upon the unearned and inherited fortunes. By placing an in Christensen of Crook county some dif
Monroe Ward, aged nine, ot Spin
heritance tax upon all estates appraised at $50,000 or over, ficulty in stocking his ranges.
U'Ren would raise funds providing employment for “every citi Eighty-two of the eighty-four nation nerstown. Pa., died aa result of a
banks of Oregon have applied for small worm getting in his ear and de
zen of Oregon who needs the work” ; declaring the right of the al
membership in the federal reserve stroying the boy's optic nerve. Total
blindness occurred before the boy
state’s unemployed “to honorable employment on demand in the system.
died.
state service building and maintaining permanent roads.
Oregon lumber will bo used in the
of Butte have been warned
The wage for such employment shall be at least sufficient to en construction of the Oregon building at ■ in Women
an opinion rendered by County At
the San Francisco 1915 fair, transport- |
able a citizen to care for and educate his family as desirable cit ed from Oregon mills In Oregon-built torney McCafferty to the commission
ers. that their plan to serve tea to
izens of Oregon.” By far the greater portion of U’Ren’s critical vessels.
A splendid line o f carefully selected, distinctive
admirers—with “reverse English” on the admire—rest in af Senator Chamberlain asks that the women entering the court house to
register will be a violation of the cor
public
lands
committee
be
allowed
to
fluence within that class which will contribute to the welfare of
continue its work in order that the rupt practices act.
the state that largely created their wealth, if the amendment development of Alaska may not be re
President J. M. Hannaford, of the
A t our new shop in the M yers Building
Northern Pacific, announced that his
is once in force. They may confidently be expected to heap cen tarded.
company
would
expend
between
24.-
sure, ridicule, and contumely, both upon the measure and its Professor C. L Lewis of the Oregon 000,009 and 25,000.000 for betterments,
college says fruit men
originator. The fact remains, however, that it constitutes a Agricultural
should organize to protect the indus equipment, safety devices aud the car
notable stride toward that ideal condition of society, which, if try and none but the best grade of rying out of the construction work al
ready under way.
fruit should be canned or shipped.
never attained, at least betters humanity in the striving.
That Carl R. Gray has not tendered
In addition to the last w o rd in M illinery w e offer
A copy of Olney’s Geography, pub
his
resignation from the official bourd
lished about 80 years ago, has been
Citizens* Mass Meeting
D ainty Muslin U nderw ear
Local Women Agree
lent to Superintendent of Public In of the Great Northern is the state
ment
made
by
Louis
W.
Hill.
It
was
struction Churchill by William Swish
Lace T rim m ed a n d E m broidered W aists
reported some time ago that Gray was
With Stage Beauties er. of Salem.
Notice is hereby given that a
to resign to accept the presidency of
Representative Sinnott haa introduc
citizens’ miss meeting, for the
the Boston & Maine railroad.
A r t Goods a n d N ovelties
ed a Mil for the relief of Joe Davis,
Of
all
women
in
the
world,
probably
According to the decision of Justice
purpose of considering a pro
; those on the stage are most partic ular a Slav, v-ho was injured at the Celilo
of the supreme court of New
posed revision of the present j about their personal appearance, and es canal. The bill carries an allowance Cohalan
York, garnisheelng of salaries of those
of
«15,040.
city charter, will be held in the pecially in the care ot the hair; and when
back In their alimony may be permit
petitions have been placed ted. Heretofore It has been the rule
Wego theatre at 8:30 Monday | such leading stage beauties as Ethel Bar in Twenty
M E SD A M E S K E L S E Y
AVERY
circulation for solicitation of sig to confine the delinquents in the Lud
Elsie Ferguson, Natalie Alt, Lou
evening, March 2. All citizens rymore,
natures
demanding
the
recall
of
Mayor
ise Dresser, Rose Coghlan, Laurette Tay
low street Jail until the amounts hava
are urged to attend,
lor and many others are so enthusiasti H. R. Albee and City Commissioners been removed.
about Harmony Hair Beantifier as to R. G. Dieck and W. L. Brewester of
-R . C. K elsey ,
The American ambassador to a for
writ? in praise of it, that is certainly evi Portland.
elgn country Is above the law of his
Mayor. dence
Sheep men of Pendleton and vicinity home state, according to a ruling of
that it does just what they say it
does—that is, beautifies the hair. There are asked by Deputy Supervisor Wil the appellate court, which refused to T h e . N a t i o n a l • W e e k ly
The departments of civil engineer are many women right in this town, and ■on of the Clearwater reserve to pas
compel James W. Gerard, ambassador
F ir st T im e
ing In both the Oregon Agricultural men, too, who regard it as indispensable, ture their flocks on the ranges. The
to Germany, to return from his post
college and the University of Oregon because it makes the hair glossier and grass in the burnt over sections is said to decide an appeal in a case which
In C lu b »
were ordered eliminated by the board more silky, easier to dress and make stay to be plentiful.
came before him while he was a Jus
U n t i l th is y e a r
of higher curricula.
Baker county wool growers antlcl tlce of the supreme court.
C o llin 'i ha« been
in place. Sprinkle a little on yonr hair
The Interstate Commerce commie each time before brushing it. Contains no pate better prices for their clip this
•old at $5.50. N ow
the price i . $2.50
sloo announced that they will give oil; will not change color of hair, nor year than in 1918. Buyers represent
and wehave Mcured
Brief News of the Week
hearings on Senator Lane's resolution darken gray hair.
ing the big eastern houses are already
a conce«>ion w here
to investigate the steel trust freight
in
the
field
and
offers
as
high
as
16
Wages
of
5000
trainmen
of
the
Chi
by we rsn offer it
To keep hair and scalp dandruff-free
rebates, dates of hearings to be an and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This cents a pound have been made.
st
a »till further
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
reduction in con
nounced later.
State
School
Superintendent
J.
A.
aggregating
about
2100,000.
were
In
pure liquid shampoo gives an instantane
nection w ith this
Because he claims Oregon as hie ous rich lather that immediately penetrat Churohlll has been requested by the creased by the boArd of arbitration at
p u b lic .tio n .
real residence Jale Oronich, serving es to every part of hair and scalp, insur Oregon Panama-Pacific Exposition Chicago.
time in federal prison at McNeil’s is ing a quick, thorough cleansing. Washed commission to take charge of the pre
New York state paid 2245,000 for Special Offer to O ur Reader*
land, denies jurisdiction of any court off just as quickly, the entire operation paration and installation of the Orc conducting the Impeachment proceed R e c o g n in n a the (treat dem and for Collier', at
the new price, we have made arran g e m e n ts to
outside his own district in matter ol takes only a few moments. Contains no gon educational exhibit at the San ings against ex-Governor Sulzer. Of otter
it and <»ur own publicntion each one tear
f<*r the price of Collier’, » lone. T h i« i« a lim ited
proceedings to forfeit his citizenship thing that can harm the hair; leaves no Francisco fair next year.
this sum 2100,000 went to attorneys In «»fter
and m ust be taken ad vantage of prom ptly.
papers.
An initiative bill will be placed in the case.
harshness or stickiness.
Both preparations come in odd-shaped, circulation In Hood River county with
The New York, New Haven & Hart W hat You Get in C o llie r’s
in a few days providing for the organl ford railroad has decided, beginning Collier • i« the one big. indepen dent, fearlemi
very
ornamental
bottles,
w
ith
sprinkler
Goat Industry Started.
w eekly of the whole cou ntry. N o t only iN it the
zation of bonded districts for the pur
The Dalles.—W. F. Ripley has start | tops. H arm ony H a ir Beantifier, «1.00 pose of Issuing bonds for the install:« March 1. to discontinue the sale of li «•<»d c itiz e n s h a n d b o o k hut it is also n
H
arm
ony
Shampoo,
-50c.
Both
guaran
m agazine for the whole fam ily. Am ong the
quor
on
its
trains
throughout
the
en
ed a new industry in this vicinity, that
tilings that a year*« subscription gives are;
tion of public utilities of every char tire system.
of goat-raising. He raises the Tog- teed to satisfy you jn every way ()r yol||. acter.
Editorials
Holding that the petition for the li 1000 600
genherg gont, which is the mainstay money ba. k. Sold only at the more than
New« Photos
John H. Lewis, state engineer, has cense election wns invalid the supreme
7,000
Kexall
Stores,
and
in
this
town
on-
250 Short Articles
of the cheese industry of Switzerland.
150 Short Stories
received from the director of the Unit court of South Dakota has made a
ly by ns. _ M D n o,v,,ra Go|,,
Or
100 Illustrated Eeaturer.
This goat is of the blue-blooded vari
ed States geological survey a report ruling that closes the Htiloons of Yank
2 C o m p h iu Novels
Sniiie H|Hi-ial bargains in Htnek, g ra in ,
ety, and with a pedigree. It is more
that since June 1 last year, when th ton. Six saloons are affected by th.
and fmil ranchen, isit.li large und Riunii,«
Txrave orders for wood at the New
Collier’»
.
.
.
.
$2.50
/
f
"r
valuable tia n the thoroughbred cov
last previous report was made. 81 decision.
it w ill pay you well to we me iieforp pur
office.
PI B U S H E D
EVER Y
s \T lT U » A Y
AT GOLD H IL I . JACKSON COUNTY
B. M. I .
A P a tr io tic C re e d
THE GOLD HILL
BANK
D. H. M IL L E R
D. H. M I L L E R ’S
“G o o d q u a lit y g o o d s a n d
P r ic e s R i g h t ’
ANNOUNCING OUR
S p r in g M illin e r y
STYLES
° X YPLAY SAT., FEB. 28th
THE LADIES’ SHOP
C o llie r’s
Spend a pleas
Colliers
ant evening at
The BoN- ToN
The News . . 1.50 '
$2.50
chasing
—(j. S. K k iiio k i . h .