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CURRENT POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
f fj jOuestions at Issue before the Pepple o..9reDD Today.
ADDRESSES MR. FURNISH.
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The Columbia
Lodging House
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The Louvre Saloon
fJCNDLKTOK
OREGON
Well Spent
Will yoii considoryour
time if you'" call at
Sharp's and look over
the exquisite designs
in Wall Paper nnd de
corative nrticleB. It's
a pleasure for us to
show you our lino ba
eauso we are confident
you'll And pleasure in
looking at the now
pattoms. If you ur
contemplating ha
papering done . u
In aud let us ' ""8
your work. como
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0p,rr SHARP
tlow Block Court St.
The "Superior Business" Quallflca
tlons of the Candidate Is a "Red
Flag" to This Corrcspjrdcnt
Oregon City, May 8. (To the El
itor.) Tho fact that so much Ftress
has been laid upon tho "superior
business qualifications" of William J.
Furnish for the ofllce of governor and
tho lack of business qualifications of
others, by the Oregonlan and th re
publican press generally, might of it
self be good and sufficient ground for
all tux payers and laboring men to
cast their bailots against this much
to-do Furnish. When you fire voting
for a man to conduct your public
business In order to got tho right
man for the position, place yourself
In the same attitude as it you were
going to employ a man to conduct
your private business.
Would you look ror a good, genial
man, of unquestionable honor and
integrity or would you look for one
that thought more of his own finan
cial Interests than the general pub
lic or his poor neighbor? Which of
the two would be most likely to
tako "rake-offs" or sell the people
out for gold'? Wo nave lmtl exper
ience In the past on this very ques
tion, especially 'In Clackamas county
In the county judge's office. One of
the best financiers for our county
was one of ttie poorest for himself.
I refer to W. L. White, whoso name j
will always be remembered as the
friend of the tax payor. Evidently
somo one thinks there has been a
mistake or the republican press
would not be raising such a storm
In defense of their candidate. We
socialists dislike to mention names
or attack individuals, as it is not In
keopng with our principles, for we
know by what and wherein tho peo
ple are injured and the cause of all
the corruption and crime lies at the
door of tho competitive system. But
knowing bow and through, whom
Furnish got ills start vfO will put
him a few questions'.
Did you over belong to the Knights
of Labor?
Did you over belong to the social
istic organization known as tho VI
dettes?
Did you not have your comrades at
Pendleton, through these organiza'
tlons, petition the comrades in Ore
gon City to get you the appointment
of deputy United States marshal
under the Hon. John Myers?
Did you not get the appointment
against other men such as R. B.
Beatio and Gip Mills, who were more
entitled to the position than you
were?
You were a poor boy at that time,
were you not, Billy?
Did you believe in socialism at
that time? Of course we know that
you do not now. Now, is it not a
fact, Billy, that if you had not got
ten tho appointment at that time you
would not in all probability, have
been sheriff of Umatilla county, nndi
lr not sheriff, would not have been
In the banking business, and if not
in the banking busiess, do you think.
you would have been the nominee of
the bank corporations and trusts for
tho oillce of governor, and would you
not in all probability have been a
socialist yet? Of course, you did not
use any money to secure this nomi
nation, as Comrade Ryan nnd Judge
unamueriain nave, and naturally
would not expect to get anything
back, as they would if they wore
elected. Do you expect to get tho
votes of tho labor unions aud the
"working mules" with your record
staring them in the face? Do you
deny the men who got you your first
political job? What are you going
to do for them when they flaunt tho
red flag in your face? Will you turn
the Gattling gung joosj on tnenn
uW, mysterious Billy, you have
always been a financial success. You
never did any grafting. Were you
over in a wool speculation? If so.
how did you como out? What con
Htion is your partner in? Yes Wil
lie, wo K. of L.'s, Vldettes. labor
unions and antl.nhinoan out
l,,, i, , "hiwiura
have had our ups and downs and v
are onto tho Powderlys, Mad-5 'e
and Furnishes. uemr
Hereafter, wo will let you
alone. -v. W. severely
(Mr. Myers, the write- MYERS,
tor, is a brother of Hr .e of.this let-
who served as Unltr ,n. John Myers.
of Oregon under .d States marshal
ministration, an tho Cleveland ad-
deputy Unitei' a Mr. Furnish was a
Mr. Myers, . states marshal under
sheriff of t afterwards being elected
torins r , Umatilla countv for two
of two years each. Eda.)
particular against Walter .M.Piprce,
candidate for Joint senator; Or, C.
J. Smith, candidate for senator.
Wm. Blakely, candidate for repre
sentative; T. D. Taylor, candidate
for sheriff; W. D. Chamberlain, can
didate for clerk, and W. D. Hans
ford, candidate for treasurer. Now,
leaving aside all question of poli
tics, these are all considered to V0(J
pretty good citizens and r- o
good standing No one b- d a
failure n public or rf f Qu
tho contrary ,e".h ,
snieuous s- -cn has been a con'
plc,"ous . 8 -ccess Mr. Pierce as a
,aw'r and man of affairs; Dr.
Sroith as a capable physician, and
a man who has also demonstrated
his force of character in other di
rections; Mr. Taylor is a painstak
ing and efficient deputy sheriff; Mr.
Chamberlain as a county clerk who
has successfully conducted the of
fice with the aid of but one deputy,
when two were formerly required;
Mr. Hansford as a business man of
Integrity who has now retired with
honor after being years in the har
ness as a hardware merchant at
Pendleton, and who could safely be
entrusted with an hundred times the
amount in Umatilla county's ex
chequer ; Mr. Blakely as an early
gettier who hag won a competence
from the soil of the county he liab
largely helped to develop, and who
has made a flawless record as
sheriff.
Yet the Tribune affects to see in
each of these serious defect, un
known to others who "admire and re
spect theso men. Its deep insight,
its perspicacity, its intelligence are
about on a level with the mental
grasp of a lowly ass that would pre
sume to bray Its criticism of a fa
mous thoroughbred. The Leader
has no desire to reprint the Trib
une's twaddle, but if anyone IS siik
ficiently interested, let him' get the
article and read It, and convince
himself that some infant prodigy '
must have boon given contro! ot
that paper's columns, with a free
hand to sling mud in joyous aban
don.
Struck with the audacity, the
beauty, the style, the literary
strength of his composition; confi
dent that it would be read with
eager and absorbing interest;
knowing that serial stories, as ap
plied to politics, would be a bril
liant and startling inovation, the
author has appended "To be contin
ued" to his effort. This Jia3 novel"
appeared before at the bottom of an
editorial. It was original, a daring
thought. To continue such an ef
fusion, makes one gasp at the mon
umental, the transcendent, the
matchless effrontery of this gifted
author, which almost approaches
genius.
Don't muzzle him, friends; do let
him continue it. Weston Leader.
FRAZER OPERA HOUSE
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Monday, May 12
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him to the voters of Umatilla county
as a candidate for state senator.
W. D. Hansford, the next treasurer
of Umatilla county, should be remem
bered by .the voter as a retired busi
ness man. He accumulated his com
petency by strict attention to busi
ness conducted on honorable princi
ples. Ho will conduct the treas
urer's ofllce in the same manner, and
there will be no shortage.
Strain, for assessor, on the demo
cratic ticket, is a tower of strength
In tho east end. If elected, he repre
sents the only man to be honored by
either convention who comes from
Milton. He has the requisite quali-1
fications for conducting tills import
ant office, and will not have to de
pend on the efficiency of deputies ex
clusively, Neither Is he running for
a. third term,
State Democratic
Ticket
!n Need ot Money.
All parties knowing themselves In
debted tu D. Kemler are hereby noti
fied to call and settle at once and
save costs. D. KEMLER.
If you fail to register before May
15, you will not have the right to
cast a ballot at the June election.
..USE PURE..
Artificial Ice
ATHENA PRESS VIEWS.
Several On Democratic: Ticket Re-
feeiVe Special Endorsement.
The Athena ?ss supplies the
following personal me-?I'.:
J. H. Raley, as candidate for attor
ney general lends strength to tho
democratic ticket, coming as ho does
trom the home town of tho republi
can nominee for governor.
"Till" Taylor for sheriff, W. D.
Chamberlain for clerk and Charles
Marsh for recorder, will be three easy
ones, the hot air dream of the Pendle
ton Tribune gas factory to the con
trary notwithstanding.
Dr. C. J. Smith is as nromlnnnt In
the business and social affal- -f
Pendleton, as ho is in the . 0
al walks of IIJ.e. His profession
ness sense strc common, busl-
jgly recommends
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Of
Governor.
GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN,
Multnomah, County.
Secretary of State.
D. W. SEARS, of Polk.
State Treasurer.
HENRY BLACKMAN, of Morrow.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
J. H. RALEY, of Umatilla.
State Printer.
J, E, GODFREY, of Marion.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
W. A. Wann, of Lane.
Supreme Judge.
B. F. BOIIHAM, of Marlon.
Member of Congress 2nd District
W. F. BUTCHER, of Baker.
Senatorial District, Morrow, Umatilla
and Union Counties.
Senator.
W. M. PIERCE, of Umatilla.
Representative, Morrow and Umatilla
Counties
MATLOCK, of Umatilla.
T.'. F.
Telephone Main 105.
No Sediment to Foul
Your RefrJ.rator
N 1)iSease Germs to
Endanger Your Health
VAN ORSDALL & ROSS
"DON'T MUZZLE HIM."
He Was a Friend In Disguise for He
Made Votes' for the Democrat
While He Labored.
An editorial in Sunday's Pendle
ton Tribune moves one to laughter
and to tears laughter that n repub
lican organ should havo unwittingly
fashioned a boomerang of such valuo
to the domocrats; tears that the em
inently respectable and harmless
Trlbuno should havo approached so
closely to tho verge of rantankerous
imbecility.
Tin first Instnllmont of "Tho
Democratic Lineup" Is dovoted in
A bar of Diamond "C" laundry soap is 4
inches long; 2 inches wide and lu inches high.
It costs a little more .or a little less than Ave flB
cents n bar depends upon market conditions
and the cost of the tallow used in its manufacture.
A bar
is enough for a week's washing for a family of five.
SAVE DIAMOND "0" WRAPPERS -We redeem them for
jB Ml torts of useful and attraetlve articles. Illustrate! book H
H tbowius over 300 premiums given for warpers, sent on re sHsm
jH quest. A postal will brine It. aHjfl
Prenlwn Det, Tlie Cirteky Packhtf Ce., S. Oaufa, Mefc.
, SaJB
COUNTY.
State Senator.
C. J. SMITH.
Representative.
WM. BLAKLEY.
Representative.
EDWIN A. RESER.
Sheriff.
T. D TAYLOR.
Clerk.
W. D. CHAMBERLAIN.
Recorder.
C. H. MARSH".
Treasurer.
W. D. HANSFORD.
Commissioner.
JAMES NELSON.
Assessor.
CHAS. P. STRAIN.
Surveyor.
JAMES A. HOWARD.
Coroner.
T M. HENDERSON.
JUSTICES AND ROnD DISTRICTS.
1 lams.
T. C. REID, Justice of the Peace.
F. W. WILKS, Constable.
C. 0. DARR, Road Supervisor
All.. " 1
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J. W. GALLOWAY. Road Su'bervfflor.
Alta District Pilot Rock, Gllllland,
Willow Springs Precincts.
E. C. BEITLE, Justice of the Peace.
JOHN WILSON, Constable.
HENRY SMITH, Road Supervisor.
Athena North and South Athena
and Bingham Springs Preclncta.
ORANGE CHAMBERLAIN, Justice,
of the Peace.
J. L. SMITH, Coustable.
W. H. BOOHER, Road Supervisor.
(North Athena.)
CLARK WALTER, Road Supervisor.
(South Athena.)
Encampment Encampment and Rud.
dock Precincts.
G. D. HILYARD, justice of the Peace.
J. B. BAKER, Constable.
G. D. HILYARD, Road Supervisor.
Pendleton Pendleton, and North,
East and South Pendleton, Reserva
tion, Fulton, Union, McKay, Hogue
and Prospect Precincts.
A. W. NYE. Justice of the Peace
J. M. BENTLEY, Constable.
JOE FIX, Road Supervisor."
(Hogue Precinct.)
Echo Echo, Yoakum and Umatilla
Precincts.
JOHN DORN, Justice of tho Peace.
J. G. McCLELLAN, Constable.
Helix Helix, Juniper, Vanaycle
'reclncts.
E. O. CASEY, Road Supervisor.
Milton North and South Milton, Val-
ley and Cottonwood Precinct
A S. PEARSON, Justice of the Peace.
Q. W. HARTON, Road Supervisor.
(North Milton.)
W. W. DORATHY. Road Supervisor,
(South Milton.)
Weston Weston, East Weston and
Mountain Precinct
J. A. LIEU ALLEN, Constable.
W. S. PRICE, Road Supervisor, Wes
ton. M. E. RO'AGfr. Road Supervisor,
Mountain.
" and Alba Preclncta.
JSH CLARK, Justice of the Peace.
. H. McREYNOLDS, Constable
ALONZO DOWNS, Road Supervisor.
Young Bloods of Pendleton
that always look as if they cameont rf
a bandbox wouldn't think ofhavfa
their Allien or nnlnml bKim. j '
anywhere but at tliR Tw,on- ,6
, . "-ouu Ijnn,
ary. 1x0 rougn euges, 110 torn button
holes to annoy you, but the vy w
work in laundering that can be m
upon your Bhirts, collars or cuff i
uum uuiur uuu niiian.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
J. F. RobinBon, Prop.
Pendlelon.
Ticket
Governor.
W. J. FURNISH, of Umatilla,
Supreme Judge.
R. S. BEAN, of Lane County,
secretary of State.
F. I. DUNBAR, of Clatson Cmntv -
State Treasurer.
u. a. Muutu", or. luamain (joumj,.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. ACKERMAN, of Multnonal
Attorney General.
A. M. CRAWFORD, of Douglai,
State Printer.
J. R. WHITNEY, of Linn County.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIV
TRICT.
For Congres3mant
J. N. WILLIAMSON. Clbok Count,
LEGICLmTIVE DISTRICT TICKET.
For Joint Senator.
J. W. SCRIBNEIt, of Union County.
For Joint Representative.
G W. PHELPS, of Morrow Countv
UMATILLA COUNTY REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
State Senator.
F. W. -VINfJENT, of Pendleton. .
Representatives.
H3NRY ADAMS, of Western
C. E. MACOMBER, of Pendletoa.
Sheriff 1
M .T flAWMRV nf -PonHlotmi. '
Clerk.
ti I 1 tf I llh If rT l T IIMtlH . ;
Recorder
W. H. FOLSOM, of Pilot Rock. ,
Treasurer.
Assessor.
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(juiwiiuiii jjuziAiN, 01 renaieum. 1
Commissioner."
T. P. GILLILAND, of Uklah.
Surveyor.
J. W. KIMBRELL, of Pendleton..
Coroner.
W. G. COLE, of Pendleton.
Justice of the Peace Penrffetoit
District
THOMAS FITfcaERALD, of Pendle
ton.
Constable.
A. J. GIBSON, of Pendleton.
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