MONDAY, MAY 2G, 1H02.
CUPRENT POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
The Questions at Issue Before the People of Oregon Today.
STATE PRINTING GRAFT.
I That Office Has Cost the Taxpayers
I In the Last Four Years $153,010.13. I graft.
or nn ihP in-oiind that he is willing to
help Mr. Chamberlain in ridding the
tnxnavers of the state printing
. , i j .i
If these men are eiecieu, uuu
STATE PRINTER GODFREY.
If Elected there will no Longer a
State Printing Gran.
James E. Godfrey, .democratic
I i .m hnvn nn active pari
i Tmovemcnt toward the eradication
virnniental nouses. i
the rerorms proposed at this time
ine 1 ... nmninnt assistant to
George E. Chamberlain, who is lead
a ' ins ; the fight for salary reform and
thf POndUCt 01 swc vu.. ...
Stlmate basis according to the con
stitutional provisions.
'of
AnmirPfl hV All I the Last r Tcare ,u: vote will help to elect them,
w , Tne plan,, undisputed tacts auVstate government at
tne siaie iirniiiiis uuitu oic "
Are the exquisite new pat
terns in wall paper we are
showing. If it's for a par
lor, dining room, bed
room, library, store loom,
office or any other room
we have the correct paper
and can please you. If
you see our line you see
all the new ideas. Let us
figure on your job and we
will save you money.
C. C. SHARP
Open Home Block Court St.
! cost the state as follows for the past
four years:
Appropriations for the years
1899-1900 $75,205.04
Appropriations for the years
1901-1902 61,260.27
Items from other funds for
printing and expense 16.444.82
much less than it
says the Journal.
Salem will cost
does at present
The Office of the state printer has
Is he Janus Faced?
mt. nniinE nrpirnn. May 23.
1 lie utn', W.-0---T -
(To
heretofore been one of the most ex-. , Editor.)-Referring to the Ca
SSSve departmnts of the state gov- t Exp,oded In j - egon
v if i
questions
The
REPUBLICANS FEAR.'
Portland Oregonian Seems
Sniff Defeat in the Air.
The most
tc
ommnnt. It has cosi oi'inm. v of tlus ante
.rnnnn vir when it HllglK T TVMIIamsnn answer
ana - , ,,. j. y . "... t-i1 ,.tu-
as well have cost mucu i ashed him at xue uw
that figure. Every dollar above , . , va caucd down to a s'ninl
what, hi? been a legitimate bill Utm In front of the Umatilla Houre
expense has gone into the pocket of rbc Dalles. The general belief
tAA mtP nrinter. Mr. Godfrey . that he worked tooth and
tands upon a platform which he has
i enthusiastically endorsed, demana
!lntr reformation of these abuses. He
,. a i-ir, i ha onthnslastic sunnott Of all
aSIOniSniUg uuuiMOiuu una w.v, .
. w i n.ninti ! iniinr nntnns of the state oi uru-
was matte in me .nurumb uicmu,. ,., ,. imlniq
o 01 u m. icnHhsricnn nnd the conservati e business
Grand total for state print- "s which ' men. who know that his wide exper
:?15.301V3!r;U.;r;'v .0 democratic inlience during the 25 years past in the
mc ana expense loj.uxu.io - , t.
The above expense to the state for! was "uregon maj Ku uv.. - offl-ce haye aml,,v
the printing and binding (the latter , - . anprtaP nf a nualified him to discharge the du-
being a ver- small item) will be in- " nMP aZpA ,inQn to! ties of that office. Appealing
oti nnnlnst the "Employers' Lia
bilitv bill" and no campaign denial
o,ic tlmp will fill the bill nor will
rniirnnd voters accept it. Union
sympathisers please think and vote
rjgl,t. RAIL.KUAUKK.
Unis
creased when the deficits to he made i fren.L ',e"S5j t'!', ;rtt1 f p,lr.:, th. lnborine men and to the bust
.... . .. i ! ukui ine nuiiuuii ' . . . , . .i.t .
- - . . .wnc.o nun nnvmir i 1 1 r 1 1 nuif
associates on me sian- ucsa .,
.... i ii l USUI iue
about' 510.000." . lS,M h:r indi in his candidacy, it is difficult
There must be charged to the state in . . rivnnp nf pipntion nrac-to believe that he can fall oi eiec-
- ! printing expense the salary of the ex- ticalh: conceding defeat. i tion.
Z. j pert accountant under the direction of Qng maj. in,agine the gloomy feel-; u is essentially complimentary to
j, the secretar- of state who gets from - of j'r Furnish as he picked up jr. Godfrey that the question as to
i tTSft r Cinnn o vatxr mi n Hi or Itpm nf t . r t.i .1 .ml i , . i i 1 1 1 1 1 n i- nf ni n i-'i n-
. it'iun iv rivjv --, line uregonian oi euunuuj ois mines uuu auuuuiu
3nnn 1 j n n..tt.nl-,n,l nnnfnccinn ,
1 $3000.
read there the authorized confession ( ter has
Hailey Goes on Stump.
Thnmns G. Hailey. prosecuting at
torney of the sixth judicial district,
and a resident of Pendleton, lias con
sented to take the stump for the dem
nrratic state central committee, es
neciallv representing Colonel James
H. Ralev, democratic nominee for at- j
torney-g'eneral. Jir. Hailey will be
billed for addresses in a number of.
the vallev counties and will put In
. . ... j , ,i. i ... n Untnm a1otln.t In flint wnrk. I
never been raisea. mis iei--iue nmc c . ...... - ,
rrii nttnrofi tn tho sr.! ..v. i.u: . .,..h ' , i ,,c. i oil iimnih. I Mr. Hailev is a forceiui speaker ana,
nense of the state printing office the ,-, r i,nVp potip a-srlimmer-i oC nf industry in the state of Oregon I will be an eftectlve campaigner, i
BUY YOUR
j biennial legislative investigation of ing and that he must suffer the hu j are supporting him with enthusiasm Portland Journal.
' that office (a rotten whitewash) that j miHation of witnessing the inausru ' born of pride in the recognition of
LUMBER
! costs about $2000. or ?4000 more. ration of George E. Chamberlain
So the taxnaver is bleached next January at Salem, unless. ?eT-
out of about forty thousand dollars chance, in the slang of the day, Mr
AT THE
per annum for the state printing oftl. Furnish go way back into Eastern
ice. Allowing $5000 for white paper Oregon and sit down in the privatf
'and $15,000 for labor in printing office j office of his banking institution to
' nn.l hlnHni-v snnitll n i-pfir rnpri I lirnnil n.-pn tlio -inlc:itiiripc nf nnllM.
to the office holders and Mr.' F. C. ' cal life and reflect that Caesar was
1 nni,-pr 1 ambitions and therefore Brutus slew
On the flat salary system with the him.
work done in commercial offices the , Indeed, even the most virulent op
I etntn ni-lntfnr. rcniiM fnczt fVip r.pni-il untioiit nf ,Tr Fiirnic:h ic ninvpd with
PRICESTAS LOW AS THE LOWEST as follows: ! pity, however he may continue his:
. . i . .... r k. .. immn'c? inn nronm 1 1 1 1 1 1 ktiiiii uii i
union laoor in me luaKeup m mc iunuu a .v-c v.. v. .
ticket. The election of Mr. Godfrey are delicious. Tou never tire or
is esspntlal to the carrying out of them.
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St., opp Court House.
For Ail Kinds of Building Material,
Including
Doors
Windows
Screen Doors
and Windows
Building Paper
Lime
Cement
Brick
and Sand
And Don't Forget Our Wood Guttera
For Barns and Dwellings
Salary of printer four years.
! strenuous work for Mr. Chamberlain
$2,500 a year $10,000 and the rest of tne state democratic
! Priming and binding for four ' ' ticket and insure as a positive rer
years, estimated $60,000 1 tainty that which is conceded by tne
Morning Oregonian as a high proba
Grand total under salary sys- i bility.
tem for four vears .. ..$70,00u, "Tremendous ovations.' FlaHer
Saving of salar-y plan over j iuS reception." "Gigantic crow is."
nrpspnt svRtpm . . S3 000 "Amazing outpminngs." -Tremend-
if thP atntP nriminr nffl-p u-prp us enthusiasm." "Gigantic
were
put on a salary the experts and leg
islative whitewashings would be
uan-'cescary. !
The Salem Journal, f-mu which the
iiuwi w miaic ius tarn:1! nuu':aii;a
the election of George E. ChambeT-j l"1 t"?5011 ? S
The Columbia
Lodging House
NEWLY FURNISHED
BAP. IN CONNECTION
IN CENTER OF BLOCK
BET. ALTA & WEBB BT3
F. X. SCHEMPP, Prop.
Our Three Coated
in
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01
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rl Uf
n
lain for governor because Mr. Cham-i
berlain is pledged to put an end to!
lessen the burden upon the taxpayer ' Jf", Te r
to that extent. The Journa also wa";n nd t f rndf- Sn5 w
... , ... , T , Wann, and J. E. Godfrey, and D. w
frp? HnnPM P,n u , G, , Sears, and J. IC Weatherford, ind
frey, democratic candidate for print- caiouel w F Butcher-let not their
efforts abate one jot or tittle in thpfr
..USE PURE..
Artificial Ice
is due to the retention in
j i . . i r TT A .
an ine sj-slciu oi uric -m.ciu
1 or other inflammatory
poisons -which hna their
wav into the blood, and are forced by thecirculation through the glands
and pores of the skin, causing it to burn like fire, and the incessant
itching allows no rest night or day. Eczema appears in a great many
different forms, beginning frequently as a mere redness of the skin, fol
lowed by little blisters or pimples, from which a clear or straw colored
matter oozes, forming into sores, scales
or scabs; this is weeping Eczema,
conimouh called Salt Rheum. These
acid poisons sometimes dry up the natural oils and the skin becomes '
hard and dry, often cracking and bleeding and causing intense pain and
fearful itching. This form of Eczema is known as Tetter, and oftenest '
attacks the hands and feet. Unsightly eruptions '
Ifiir iF" 'F'izL n ue shape of pimples and blackheads break out '
' upon the face, neck and shoulders as a result of !
polluted blood, and this humiliating disease is called Acne. Local
remedies afford but scant relief. The blood and system being saturated with
the poison, the disease cannot be reached with washes, salves,
powders or other local applications. S. S. S. restores the
deteriorated blood to its normal condition, stimulates the
sluggish organs.and all the wastematterisehminated
i mroilFll tne nroner ennnnp is. i. JS. .s mnlrps thp
However, let not the supporters of! blood rich andstrong, and under its tonic and im-igo-George
E. Chamberlain and Colonel . Ptrtc tt, witi, J.,, o,i ?i,
skin becomes soft and smooth again.
S. S. S. contains no minerals but is guaranteed purely vegetable.
Write us if you need medical advice; this will cost you nothing.
Illustrated book on skin diseases sent free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Young Blocds oj pCBdkl
that ahvaja look as Ulhty(inrf
a uauuwii WOUlCn't tblnV tl. .
vm.i. Hum ui i-ujorea fhlrtc -
-.. l .... wt!
nnj uac uui ui me Donifjtic 1
ury. imo rounii edces. im .
miles r.nnoy you, but the Tin;
work in laundering thatwn u
UK"" yuur suin?, collars or
uuiu uuior aim nnisn,
fTTin T ril irnrpi .
Htt iVh. MM
-. - tiiiL'imui
J. F. Robinson. Prop. pm
t : ny
West
mm yv x-s.
58oU Acres
of land. I still have
I I if 1 1 i 'i riri u Tnv nniA 'i .
weeic i can sliow as good
gains as I have had on
net (Iltr. rvvrvnt rtir nf
- . - uvuri
sacrifice, both lmnrmviJ
unimproved.
M R
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' courses." "Stupendous processions." ,
"Glittering pageants." "The whol.
i state one Furnish mad." "Attacked
by Furuish-phobia." j
1 1 A ? ? i 11 X. 1 !
auu yet in spue ui uu inese won- j
1
THE REAL ESTATE M
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vvhi V ''J
,Crr -r -i
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In Blue and white colors is
just the thing to give
good service.
W, J. CLARK & CO.
FOB KALE NEW CHICAGO TYI'E-
writer, universal key-board, first-class ,
machine Take a look at It TblrtT dol- i
lards iwil bay It East Oregonian offlce. '
strenuous endeavor to place beyond
the bonds of possibility anything
but success for the ticket.
Let the people of Oregon niounroii
in the saddle, waving aloft their ban
ner of political independence, earn
ing in one hand the swo-d of rebuke
to political chicaners, following
their peerless leader, George E.
Chamberlain and his gallant staff
let them press onward uuill aema! j
and accomplished victors has been
written as the record of the campaign
of 1902. Let no one rest too secure
in view of Vn concessions u" Mi- Ui
cial mouthpiece the republican
party. Rather let the tuoveiuent be
intensified, the end made more cer
tain. Portland Journal.
Telephone Main 105,
No Sediment to Foul
Your Refrigerator
No Disease Germs to
Endanger Your Health
VAN ORSDALL &" ROSS
Economy, Comfort, Safety
are combined m the Quick Meal Blue Flame
Wickless Oil Stoves. They are just the thing for
summer cooking, and are always ready for use. The
cost of operating the Quick Meal Improved Stove is
less than any cooking device made.
You are invited to call and inspect the Quick
Meal stoves, and learn the points of merit in-which
they excel.
T. C. TAYLOR
THE HARDWARE KAN
T. D. Taylor for Sheriff.
The average Umatilla county tax
payer is v;'lSe enough to recognize a
faithful servant at his counter, in his
office, in his workshop, on his farm,
or in the court house of which he is
part owner. It may be said with en
tire truth of Mr. T. D. Taylor that
his character as a man and his rec
ord as an officer are such as to high
ly commend him to the voters of this
county for the office to which he as
pires. He is a native son. having
been born and raised in Oregon, and
has resided for years in Umatilla
county. He is a "son of the hunch-
grass." and a type of the vigorous
sturdy, self-reliant, honest and intel
ligent manhood that' this term im
plies. He has tiled responsible posi
tions, and has always proved himself
worthy of the confidence- reposed in
him. "While deputy -during Mr. Blak
ley's term he so familiarized himself
with the duties of the office that he is
thoroughly qualified to fill any posi
tion connected with it, either at the
desk or in the field, and he has al
ways attended to business with
promptness and efficiency. He Is able
now to assume the rolns with benefit
to the taxpayers and credit to him
self. The people will mafie no mis
take in electing "Till" Taylor as sher
iff. Weston Leader.
Without doubt, one of the greatest improvements made in the heat
ing hue in the last ten years is the
Hot Air B ast Furnace, the " Perfect"
constructed with nn air heating chamber iu the furnace itself. It draws
foul air from the basement, introduces it into the furnace at a very high
temperature, which enables it to mix with the gase of the fuel, thus in
suring their perfect combustion. The only furnace which actually does
accomplish this wonderful result, it is acknowledged, is the "'Perfect,"
made by the Richardson & Boynton Co., of New York, Chicago and
Boston, for whom the general western ageut is
W. G. McPketson
47 First Street, Portland, Ore.
Just Before Retiring
a glass of
SCHULTZ'S PILSNER
beer will insure a peaceful, un
broken sleep. It is soothing and
restful for the nerves, aids diges
tion in its tonical effect. In the
morning you will awake feeling
bright and vigorous. This is
another guarantee of its purity.
Has Good Record,
The excellent record of Colonel J.
H. Raley in the legislature, and hte
high standing as a citizen, will insure
him a splendid vote in his home
county. Throughout the state, also,
he is well known as a mail who
would fill the office of attorney-gener
al with signal ability, Weston iu
particular owes Colonel Raley a debt
of gratitude for Wb .effective work In
behalf of the normal school, and
should pay it this election.
A sewing machine
Is a necessity in every home and parents should
not neglect teaching their children how to sew. A
good investment is made when vou purchase a
Standard, White or Wheeler & Wilson. They are
the highest standard of sewing machine excellency
and are the most improved made.
Don't send your money for a cheap machine for we
haye them for $20.00, so if you want a cheap ma
chine come in and see ours. Don't buy a "pig in a
bag." Oil, needles and extras for all machines.
Jesse Failing,
Sewing machines, furniture and carpets.
Mountain
Resort
TTOR SAL
The celebrated "Bingnam sprap,
in TUlIP MOMMIES
the . Umatilla River, complete,
furniture, nxtures. stages beu
Ausoiuie coniroi uj uc hum v. .
trout fishine stream in Oregon.
sell So acre tract including l&
acres, as ucsutu, ium-b
farm, controlling big range, ui
lease. Call on or address:
Frank B. Cloptofl
tr?fofnn. Oregon
rife a. -v
Will be grfatly enjoyed ii
you diue nt tue
n i iiii ii ni m ii in
The table we set bnJ
please you as we
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