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BANDON
BANDON BEACH
r r< >ort li is hG *
oti lb» coast
in itbot San Francisco,
Bnndon is noted tor
its vvvuly trtui vud vhiiiate, tbe mean annual
t« i. I»« riture
mu Its- v .14M1 tbmi a» mv
Olli* I |M>int III the l ulled states.. Instructive
wind
u*d electrical
M mi
H ou •
kt i s u 111 finU ntn;\ o|i|>«>rtmiities j|vtt
liBndou 1« located al lie-ue.nl h ot I lie Icxpiill*
river.
uille fi'Jai the Pacilic < >cean
1'opuLi tl**u
CIO. Hai Wo*>teu unit, abiugle «mil. tie, nu bandit
plant, cannery and several sawmills in vicmity
Has water ay ate in. good acbiaila and ei aiclie.
1
boat« daily on ttaqaiile river
Kteuuir* and
Rcb'jonera to ban Frauciaco. lisilroad coining
Volume XXII.
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BANDON.
Primary Election, Friday, April 20
BROWNS PLATFORM.
I
One of Baker City’s Candi
dates for Governor.
OREGON: THURSDAY,
APRIL 12, 1906.
Don’t Fail to Attend and Vote
It is to tie remembered and par- Spartaus, tint >t is bone-t and
the
ticularly by those religiously aud people know it. All Mr. Ailkiu lie-
charitably inclined, that Hon. John sires is tbe flat salary paid by ill e
H zV.itkin of Huntingtou, now seek state for bis services nut the
ing tbe nomination on tbe republican rnetise “graft ' gathered in by
ticket for state treasurer, has liberally stat»* treasurer in tin* way of interest
He is the First to Come Out For assisted more calls upon public on persoual deposits of money, really
Woman Suffrage and Gives
charity than any mao in Eastern tbe money of tbe slate, ami no pull
His Reasons.
Number 15.
It is up to the People to Name the Tickets.
S. B. Huston Candidate
Ills speeches, everywln're be goes, the
same outspoken mleutiou to use Ins
for the Republican
Nomination for
Congress.
ev»*ry • ndeavor to develop the coast
harbors | re»iomiiiatee.
He is the only candidate who <1**
He is a banker and also the of ttieir personal prerogatives
dares in his platform that ho will
There is uo question that the peo support the maximum rate law pro
□“I am tbe only candidate for gover president of the largest commercial
institution
in
tbe
state
of
Oregon,
yet
ple
will stand squarely and firmly by posed by Eresident Roosevelt. He
nor who ever came out flat-footed for
woman suffrage," said Harvey K. bis purse lias always been open to tbe 11 man of Mr. Aitkin’s character if is th»* only candidal«* wlm declares
Brown, of Baker City. Mr. Brown is appeals of misery and of distressed they can only know it hi time That that he does imt ride on a pHss. Ik*
one of tbe two Baker City meu seek humanity. Solicitors fur tbe various is why this paper is earnestly caution , is the only candidate wlm declar«s
ing tbe gubernatorial’nomiuation on churches have never appealed to him ing its readers to scan closely the that bo will support the parcels pi st
tbe republican ticket, aud be has out in vain. He gives to ail of them, re past records of the various candidates j for rural delivery which lias iieen
lined some policies which be intends gardless of their faith To the Sal ami decide for themselves wiio among urged by su many farmers
vation Army he has been a friend at them all has proven himself tbe real grange organizations. Neither one
I'lm almve cut is a good likeness of I
to support.
friend of the people.
of the other candidates make any \\ alter L. Tooze. of \\ oodluirn, can
Among these is woman suffrage, all times.
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Let
us
go
a
little
further.
As
tbe
reference to it, in any manner what didate for Congress from the First
and Mr. Browu says that be considers
it oue ot tbe very important issues representative of a large aggregation His Record is His Platform. ever. He is the only candidate who Congressional district.
W hile th»' uameof Walter L. Tooze
declares himself in favor of the pur-
before tbe people. "It. is bound to of capital aud president of one of tbe
largest
mercantile
establishments
in
lias
been synonymous with that of
chase,
by
the
government,
of
the
1111-
The visit of Hon J R W hitney to
give good results, if giveu a fair trial,”
Oregon.
might uot be a the Northwest, Mr. Aitkin has loaned Douglas county the past week has surveyed lands inuring to tbe I ail
decided success the first year, but as hundreds of thousands of dollars to strengthened his political fences im roaik, so that the same may be thrown
soon as tbe better class of women be home builders and needy ranchers mensely. People find him a business open for settlement. He is the only
come accustomed to voting it would who were struggling to get on their like man, one who is aide to stand candidate who declares himself op
be au uplifting influence in politics. feet. He has protected his bank, but upon bis past, record, and one who is I posed Io further scrippillg of public
It is workiug successfully iu Idaho to bis everlasting credit be it said lie amply able to till the office to which lamls iii tins state. IL* has mad«* a
today ami would work even better in I has never foreclosed a mortgage on be aspires. Mr. Whitney lias been i success in everything which he Ims
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Oregon. At least it is worth a trial.” some poor mail's meager holding nor conducting the slate printing office tn i evei undertaken. If voii think In* is
Mr. Browu is sheriff of Baker forced a helpless debtor to the wall. a manner Io at once commend the at right on these questions vott* for him.
■be
asserted.
“It
county and in that capacity for tlm No sorrowful! widow with tier hungry tention and respect of all taxpayers of
past four years be has conducted a children have ever gone snpperless the Stat»' of Oregon. He is making
reform administration. W ith tbe aid to bed through the action of bis bank the race on bis record and hopes to
of the district attorney be has closed or his big mercantile establishment. win purely on merit. He is not a
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Candidate for Republican
Nomination as State
Treaurer.
up open gambling iu Baker City and On the contrary tbe store was always mudslinger, but accords to bis op
other places of the county and has iu- [ open to them aud their personal credit ponents all the credit that is due Thos. F. Ryan, of Oregon City, Oregon.
sisted upou tbe observance of tbe was exteuded to them almost in them. By taking such a fair, sensi
Conceiied now to be the pee pies’
ble course he is making friends on all
Sunday closing law for saloons. "I definitely .
choice for the office and is far in th»*
During the bard titres of a few sides. Roseburg News.
am out for law observance,” he as
lead of his competitors.
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serted. “If tbe people do not want years ago when ibe prices of stock
Judge Ryan is neither officer, stock
tbe laws they have enacted, let them were low, it was witbin his power to Duniway for State Printer. 'holder, agent or employe«' of any
break large numbers of stockmen,
take them off the statute books.”
Mr. W illis Duniway, a printer of biniking concern and stands squarely
In bis petition for tbe republican and take advantage of conditions,
unquestioned ability, a republican on I Im plat form that
nomination, Mr. Brown has issued and several of the stockmen offered
■'Fhe-tat»* funds SHOl ’Ll) Nt > I
; to let him have their stock for bis whose parly fealty has never wavered,
the following statement: “If lam
lie USED for the BENEFI I of any
claim against them, but lie helped a man whose integrity is above re
elected I will, during my term of
p irt lent ar BANK or MONEY LOAN
them through the bar I linn's and to proach, is asking lie people for the
office, honestly and faithfully repre
ING 1 NS I I I F FlON, ti.at ALL
day thos«* same men are among the nomination for the ilfiee of state
sent tbe people.
im '.eys of tli*> State DEI'OSl FED in
leading shii'kim ti in Eas ern Oregon. printer. He holds out Io the people
“I will work for Oregon river ami
BANKS by the STATE I REASl R
This is th»1 sort of a man whose a promise of a reform in that office.
harbor improvements; th«* primary
EK should DRAW
INFER ESI
friends h iv«' vir uallv forced him in He promises that no jobs shall bt*
law and tbe election of all officers by
which
SHOULD
la*
1
’
AID
into tin I
to the race fut Hie K* publican nomin worked through the legislature to
direct vote of the people; abolishment
STATE TREASURY
I hat the
ation for Slate Treasurer, ludiviotis fatten tlm salary of the office. He
of all machines and bosses, and let
Stat«*
Tr*asnrer
Im
PROlilBliED
comparisons are always odious, but promises a new «teal and a square
the people rule; enforcement of all
fr» mi SI’Et ’ELATING with tlm slate
the records can sp-ak. Have th«* deal Io the people, amt lit* should be
laws, county, city state and federal,
ftimls
in any manner, ami that Im re
worthy gentlemen who oppose him in and probably will I*«* give.i a chance
and tbe repealing of the same if they
c-'tve no other salary or remun 'ration
tlm race v.-ry much t * offer as against to show Hie ditlerence between "‘all
are not tbe proper Jaws for the people;
foi his services than th»« salary al
a life-record like Hus ’ Not that we the law allows and an economical
the abolishment of the use of money
administration of this important lowed Inin iiliikr th«* law; that th«*
have beard of.
for campaign funds ami purposes of
Stale Fuasnr»‘t I*«* I'ROHIBI 1 ED
office. Portland Chronicle.
Mr. Aitkin had made money for his
candidates, faction or corporation,
ft ui having iiileiest, directly or m-
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only as actual legitimate expenses; company ami money foi his bank but
I redly, either as officer, stockholder,
His Sterling Record.
and last but not least, woman suf- it has all been legitimate ami clean
agi'Ut or employee of any banking in
rage.”
money; not one c«'tit of it having
I bis is a fact that the farmers and slitutioii in which any of tin* motleys
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been wrung fiotn the 'istiessed and struggling home-owners of < h »gon
<>f 1 Im St it»' ar«* deposited or I mi m I.
poverty-stricken, the p. uper and lb» .*lntil*l i»tlect upon. Duiing the
For Representative.
1 hereby announce myself as a Can WtiloW.
> lit« «11 years that Hou. J. H Aitkin
iVilli'S. Dmiiway. candiitil
Mi
Aitkin
propon
in
iimendnient
dida*»' for the republican nomination
has been ai Hi»' lie i i of two oi i|ie Siale Printer says: ‘I expe-i d
for the office of Repr'seiilativ»» sub- foil ing ib'' -Iat" 1 rea-uter Io ili'posjl Ingest commercial institute ns of, [ atta»'k»*d bv ili.-Siale P’ in ing
ji'Ct to III»' decision of tile republican the funds iitiiii'i ■! i • . • 1. j> of asl.l* thvguw .o.d ¡i-rn,;h. <1s of Hmn.-amls of kJ|(.|i , c.||lie ()||| I oli a piai f*n m j
voters at tli»'primary election on \pii| board. the interest to la* paid loti* dollar- have p.i-sed tliioiigli hi- mg an economieal mi 1 busi ■.
stale. I his may be hat king l ack I* bal d*, lie has never yet foreclosed a
29tb. 1996.
I I :
idminist r il imi, an. I < ! -imi
I >1 HER.
str*’»oi"'i'
*d th*' ririi'i- ni m rtgage. His bank ha- advanced
piisti sre after me. Iìi;t l »xi>
im uey io imeily settlers aud the com win, la'cans«' 111«* wlmle Si il* i
pany i f which In* is president has of lite metbods limi bava*
given them liberal credit until they
State l’unti ig Office a source o|
could lliq love their little tai cbes and scandal ami boodJing. ’
get solidly on their feel. Many of
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them iiav«* been delinquent in then
W e cal1 at 1 ent ton to 1 In*
payments of interest and principal:
mi'iit of W . F. Dt'her as a candi l :ld
many failed io meet their bills until at the primal ies f< 1 the nomination
long after they were dm*.
for representative. Mr. Di-hei
But lo I he lasting credit of Mi. been a successful farmer m this
All kill it can l»e said that he lies ley a number of yens ami lie
never foi eclosed a mortgage her man of 1'i'ge iutelligiHice an I
friends believe I»«* Is tile light man
forced a man lido bankruptcy
Ibis
for that important office, «'oqmlle
is a pretty good record when it b«- Sentinel.
come* a question of voting fot such a
man for an impellati! state office.
('otl'lderalle «pii* e III ibis issile is
Ml. Altklll is new H candidate before allowed Io l amlidates w Ito ; re seeking
the republican primate* for the im ilio nominal ion for different offices.
por ant office of Tteasiirerof Oregon Ihe primary e|«c«l»m will be held
lii<* s ru.g ing farmer -11011111 < care Friday. April 21*' and it is the duty
fully consider if it is not a good plan of en ip va ti i to alhli I and give Ins
to lilist with high public office 1 one vote Io the man, who in ’lie voter'«
w I .0 La» rlways proven so levai ami estimation, is best qu ilitied to till II e
faithful to li- own 1 eighbers.
• Ilice I e -eeks,
lb* dot's not
slight one part of the country ami
overdo other parts, tint has worked
out a happy medium. He stands ft r
tlm improvement of tlm harbor at
Bandon, a nd dues not overlook the
grent necessity for tlm improvement
of Coquille river, and Im strongly ad
vocaleu th»' improvement of this wat
erway, well knowing it is of vital im
portatit to the people of (’o«pi ille f’lty,
Bandon, Myrtle 1‘oiut, aud siirronud-
mg ten itory
In I ns platform he distinctly sets
out tin* fact that he is for all coast
improvements. He is a friend of tbe
people who ar«' struggling against
commercial disadvantages by being
‘"bottled up
by uegleeted burl ols
aud bays
On all other public «pmstions he
has taken an open stand and has no
ified with the Republican organiza
fear of adverse opinions or criticism.
tions through I lie country as an active
He is ready ami willing to stand for
and energetic worker among the tank
every plank in bis platform w hi» li
and file, Hlld wild»' lie has been known
represents his life s record on these
in private life to bear mi enviable rep
great »pies!ions. He distinctly wants
utation for honesty, industry and in
it known that he is with President
tegrity, and has been a merchant,
Roosevelt's plan for Government con
bopgrower, dealer in produce and
trol of railroad rates. He believes in
such other commodities, for these
liberal pensions to American soldiers,
many years, yet the important ques
I sailors and Indian War veterans. He
lion to the voters now tn considering {
is a warm supporter of a Service Pen
tils candidacy for congress is to know
sion enactment by congress, amt
w hat he stands for. I Im voters should
' knowing Hie time is getting late to
find out what Im represents to them.
aid tlm remaining survivors, he will
What ins election would mean to
demand speedy action by congress in
them. File To*'Z<‘ platform came out
I behalf of what he feels is due tl e
first, and lias been practically copied ,
'honored mi‘ii of the Grand Aimy * f
by his opponents. He has as s'roug |
I th»* Repiililie. He lielieves in protect
a platform as was ever lutilt, and. to
ing AuK'iican workingmen from for-
his great ere lit, it can be said that
| eigu invasion of »'heap labor. He is
be built It himself. He »lid Hot go
a staunch friend of the l’’r«»« Rural
about the country consulting political
I Jell very carriers, and will ask con
bosses and •"interests to help him
i’ ml 1 hem £250 1 er annum
gre-s I
milk»* a platform to suit then wi-hes.
for In*is* hue.
•mt struck out boldly amt 111 lep* ml
Alito .1 Mr. I ■ •**/.«* s 1 latfoim is
cully , m ver fearing t Imir ih-pleasei* ,
somewhat exhaustive, and covers
Im! ra’lmi ell leav< ring Io make a
many oill' 1 ent propositionsand local
basis for his campaign founded upon
ities it will be noticed that lie does
tin* real and genuine wants < f his con
not pt uii-e to do mote than is pussi-
st it 111*111 s.
l-le loi on-' man Io accomplish. Hi*
A perusal of his plotform will show
has not but dem d himself with ph dges
bow well In* has set Lis plank- How
101. h»'ai y Io carry, but Las diati ilmted
Close to the act 11 a I wants and m* d- »if
Ills <-i ’io|i'ssi mal load so that all
the people id' Ibis ilislrict Im I- can
lucidili*'' will he affected as marly
Im easily 11'1*1 in hi' ftank •■xiio-itmii
dike a - possi Ide. doing 11 e gl eale: t
of what he intends to do if elected.
W bile no pat t of the ent 11 *■ district
ÜOÜ
Ims been mgleited l y him. yet in is,
th»' Republican party for the past 20
years, and he has been publicly ident-
without dotllil the strongest advoealf*
ol coast harbor imptov»*ment.
lie
makes aslioiig pl* a foi tlm opening
up of coii-t * arLois : hi I I ays
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