SOCIALISM
CURRENT POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1902.
The Questions at Issue Before the People of Oregon Today.
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Great Street parade wun nemy oi i
Red Fire and Lots of Enthusiasm; 1
Many Were Turned away from the j
Meeting, not Being Able to Get In j
uulldlng.
Hepimer, May 2C When George'
E. Chamberlain, candidate for gover-j
nor, Walter M. Pierce and other can
didates arrived in Honimor last Sat-
urday evening, the streets were
thronged with one of the biggest
crowds ever gathered together in
the city. The demonstration was
truly loyal. In the evening, headed
by the band, an immense procession,
lighted by Roman can lies and red
fire, paraded the streets. When the
hour for speaking arrived the opera
house, with seating c.pacuy of ever
700, was jammed to the doors, and
over 400 hundred voters had gather
ed who could not get in.
Those who could not get In were
organized .into an overflow meeting
on the street and addressed by Prot.
Wann, candidate for superintendent
of pubic instruction, Walter M.
Pierce, candidate for joint senator,
and Henry Blackburn, candidate for
state treasurer, while the candidate
for governor was addressing the im
mense crowd in the opera house.
When Mr. Chamberlain concluded
his speech in the 'opera house, he ad
dressed the open air meeting, while
those who had spoken in the open
air made other speeches to the crou'd
in the house.
No such ovation .as this givenn
Mr. Chamberlain was over given any
other - candidate in Heppner. It is
almost unanimously conceded that
Mr. Chamberlain will have a nice
majority n Morrow county.
than hnlf of the state, and that
pours its wealth through the chief
commercial mart of the Northwest
Portland. He haB worked as a com
mon toiler, served as a legislator, has
conducted important business insti-i
tutions, and has gained eminence m
the practice of law. He is today as
highly honored as any citizen In the
eastern half of the state, with a re
putation and character in western
Oregon that assure him the support
of the people at the coming election.
While political conventions niak
so wise nominations the Journal has
no hesitancy in commending their
course. And the Journal believes
that the people of the state will re
cognize the fitness of the man from
Umatilla county for the office of at
torney general, and elect him to that
office. If they do this, with George
E. Chamberlain in the office of gover
nor, and the other excellent gentle
men in the other state positions,
then will the affairs of the state be
in good hands, and government ad
ministered in a manner to forward
the interests of the people who bear
the burdens of taxation. Portland
Journal.
The inspires Orator of the Hew Crusade
Will Speal at the Court House
TUESfiAYc MAY 27, AT 8 P. JL
Ignorance is not a virtue. Investigation is no
crime.
Failing to hear this grand orator you will
miss the treat of a life time.
J. H. Raley is one candidate who
reposes in the satisfaction of know
ing that he has with him the entire
party vote, and that he will receive
support liberally from the opposite
party. His knowledge of law in
connection with his eperience in leg
islative assemolles, gives him a pres
tige In his campaign for the office of
attorney general. Athena Press.
T. D. TAYLOR.
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F. X. SCHEMPP, Prop.
The Newspapers Have a Good Word
to Say of the Pendleton Man,
The Journal has great pleasure in
commending the state democratic
convention for placing in nomination
Col. James H, Raley, of Pendleton,
for the office of attorney-general.
It was a selection that will be endors
ed by the people of the state.
Col. Raley has been prominent
among the pioneer citizens of Ore
gon. He has been a sturdy worker
for the development of the resources
of that empire that constitutes more
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T. C. TAYLOR
THE HARDWARE MAN
Candidate for Sheriff for Umatilla
County.
Jn the excitement and interest in
cMpnt to the gubernatorial contest,
we iihould not lose sight of the fact
that county affairs also demand our
attention.
The (candidate for official position
who is ;Vest qualified to fill the samt;
other things being equal is enti
tled to recognition and should re
ceive the support of all voters who
believe that public office is a public
trust and are desirous of the best
service possible to obtain.,
In this connection, permit me to
call the voters' attention to T. D.
Taylor, candidate for sheriff for
Umatilla county. Jlr. Taylor is a na
tive Oregonian, a son of the Golden
West. Born in the Willamette val
ley 35 years ago; a resident of Uma
tilla county for 33 years. He was
reared on a ranch. After graduating
at the Portland Business College, he
chose a business career and, as book
keeper and salesman, was, for a num
ber of years, connected with the C.
A. Barrett Hardware Company, of
Athena, and also with W. D. Hans
ford, of Pendleton, during which time
by his kind and courteous bearing
and accommodating manner, he made
many warm friends.
Mr. Taylor at present is serving
his second term as deputy under
Sheriff Blakley, and, on assuming the
more responsible position of sheriff,
would be well equipped with all
necessary knowledge and informa
tion pertaining to the office; thus
enabling him from the very first to
transact official business satisfactoi
lly ' to everyone.
Mr. Taylor Is fully qualified in
every respect to fill the position.
His ability, honesty, industry and ef
ficiency are unquestioned, therefore,
voters, regardless of party affiliations
will make no mistake by voting for
T. D. Taylor for sheriff.
AN INDEPENDENT VOTER.
Stat xor Ohio, city or To lido i ..
Lucas County. t M
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the
senior partner of the Arm of F.J. Cheney t Co.,
doing business in the city of Toledo, county
and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pa;
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and
every case o! Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence this 6th day of December, A.
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Political Notes.
Baker county is conceded to the
democrats by from 500 to 600 major
ity. Mr. Scrlber, who recently knifed J.
M. Church two years ago, will lose
Union county by 500 or 600, and
Walter M. Pierce will be the joint
senator; both representatives will be
democrats, says the Chronicle.
The federation of trades unions in
Multnomah county had ondorsed Mr.
Chamberlain for Kovernor. end adder!
that a largo majority of tho mining
men or Eastern Oregon would stand
by his ticket.
The homllest man In Prnirtlntnn nn
well as the handsomest, and others.
are invited to call on any druggist
and got free a trial bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and Innim a
remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and
relieve all chronic and acute coughB,
aathma, bronchitis and consumption.
Price 2Bc and BOc, For sale by Tall
man & Co., sole agents.
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I Have Sol
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West
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week I can show as good ba
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unimproved.
N. Berkelei
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