Beaver State herald., November 13, 1908, Image 4

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EDITORIAL COMMENT
It is with pleasure that we
announce the nomination of
Mr. F. B. Stuart for mayor of
Gresham for the next term.
Mr. Stuart has been a council­
man for the past year and his
record in the office and as a citi­
zen. has been conservative, yet
awake to the best interests of
the town and. on the whole, high­
ly commendable. His experience
in city and town government
elsewhere will be a valuable re­
source in the developement of
the town. We should congratu­
late ourselves on having one so
conscientious in his actions, and
careful in judgment to fill a place
so important to the town.
This week has been an experi­
mental one with the subscription
department of The Herald. Af­
ter arranging an extraordinary
clubbing list we have sent one of
the office men into the country
to look up subscriptions. Altho
only fairly successful for a begin­
ning. he reports general good
treatment On such an errand
as that we always find people
who know more about the pub­
lishers* business than he knows
himself and sometimes that isn’t
much either. We wish to com­
mend the agent we now have in
the field as entirely reliable, and
if he makes an assertion that you
later find is untrue let us know
about it and we will correct the
error. He will give you a receipt
for the money and no money
should be turned over to any
agent, representing anything,
without a receipt. But, any or­
der you give to our field man,
Mr. Dalles Simonsen, will be put
thro or an explan ation given for
not so doing.
legislature, to work for, support
and vote for, at all times, a Re­
publican for the office of United
States senator.”
Thus is headed the the latest
movement for the purpose of un­
doing the work of the April pri­
mary election. While this seems
to be reasonable and fair way of
undoing the legal work of the
primary, it is evidently the plan
of unsuccessful politicians that
they may again be placed on a
footing where there is some
chance for them to regain the
ground they have lost, and a
number of statement men have
already refused to consider it,
recognizing their conditional
election as a contract that no
political device can abrogate.
There is some talk of a number
of statement men resigning to
escape the necessity of fulfilling
their obligations.
Possibly it
were better they did since a per­
son who would be so easily embar­
rassed would be of little use to
the state as a legislator. Any­
how, such talk is suggestive of
"undue influence” and the fel­
low that succumbs to it is mark­
ed for interrogation.
We are interested to know that
some of our readers are not en­
tirely satisfied with some of the
news items sent in and it should
be of interest to our correspond­
ents to know that many of the
items are not of sufficient impor­
tance to occupy space. Now,
there is a good deal of charity
due the correspondent. If the
public in general would assist
our correspondents with good
newsy, instructive matter we
would be able to get out a much
better lot of locals. But when
the average person is interrogat­
ed as to what he knows that is
good, he shuts up like a clam.
One "kicker” that we have in
mind who is in a position to sup­
ply lots of good news, after re­
lieving himself of a lot of vitriol
was asked to supply us with stuff
up to his standard, He immedi-
ately informed us that he had
nothing to offer,
Gathering
news is a work of patience. It
takes time, tact and should in­
clude good judgment. Who has
a sick cow. or who went to the
post-office, or who traded wagons
is not sufficiently important to
require reporting. But there are
many other things that might be
said. Give us a little touch up
now and then on the social tend­
encies, or general development
of your neighborhood and per­
sonal views on matters relative
to the public welfare are desire­
able. One thing we are going to
request is that all correspondence
bear the writer’s name, tho we
will not need to publish it. We
wish to know where the writer
may be found if necessary.
standing. These men. we hop«. 1 »k*«» ln ,9W- Suppose that a guaranty alluna <»( thè worlt dona tu ih» echoole
were not short-sighted or ignor­ fund had oiisted. It 1» not tun much to alottg thooo U hm .
aav that the Govvrnnieiit would have
Thie waa thè llrat ot thè n»*w set <»(
ant. Neither were they fools; I tswwas (urvad lo temporise with Ils eredl> prugrama arrangiai by thè new alale
and are they the more so to-day? tors. 1'vrhap« the Governnivnl would Iwliirer, and Ine |»a|tere read wvro line
Is there anyone of the lot who have taken charge ot the failml Imiika. and all that coniti I h * tirai reti.
Rvinerk* wvrv inatto l»y Mr Gleon oi
thinks his future political verac­ It would haw promised lo pay the de-
|«iaiter« in time. Would the»,-depoaitore IhUalatro grange and Mr». |>r. Mary
ity would l>e worth a fig if he have I hh - u paid any faster than they lìnnnpaun w ho wa* a vlaitor (or thè day.
"saw things ditferently now?” have been paid” For to-day nearly
Is it safe to follow the political every failed l-uuk has paid its-li poailora BliHiigv« ar»« rraut*l«d h» •»•lui lu riiv
hiluniMllttn m » lh«l « brh’f r«til rnit h«‘ ruti
advice of one who thinks, or who ill full, an.I ni.ist of them are again open uitthu
ili!« hvutlliig (rv«>
rami pU« v. 'I«> «Ii4
thought, that a place in the U. S. (or l-iiaiiii-a The Wall Street Journal hour uf ira» limi |
Mt'I.INOMlH UM1NUF. \<» ?l
MMilhr
that theaetual h—a tv deposUors
senate was a matter of $25(W or slate«
(oinih iMlur«l«Q |u «*»vrv ninnili ni IO jo n ni .
in Xew \ ork lunik« since January I, In i MiuplK'ir« liftll. Orinili
so. Now. we did not approve of r.HKS, is le«« than *lA,tk«>.
ri.
AM 1« <«ll INUK inevi« fini iAttnr«Hy
nvnilh ni lo 40« m «n<l ihird rumi
Mr. Chamberlain for senator, but “Now let ns go further atul aii|»|a,ae nfcAt'b
dn> ni 7 3n p in.
1 Al.l KV UltANUK N.» «4«
the p«opl« have decided other­ that the Government «.'tually endorse M» riFlMiNr
.-u ««v«»n«l Miinnl*) ni ? 4»’ p ni . nnd (umili
wise and these representatives the ohligation» of the lianks. so as to Hnlurklny ni lo di» « m vvery nionUi
H< I« h\l « H»D UH »Nili M»H»ln ih«< Ar»| W « h |
elect have pledged themselves lo make it abeolutely auro that the de|»aii- n«'M«lny
«4 vmi 'I i mollili ni « p ni nini Ilitri» M m I
tore eau get their money immediately. ur«lny ni lo n in
to carry out that decision. The Ksaiuiiie the effect o( »ueh a guaranty FGNVIRM <»ll AN«.K Mc. d ftr»l W< «1nr«
■Ini ni lo ìi n ni . Htlril Tunnday vivning ni
people should be supreme in on tlie credit of the country. It i»ajm|n govlin'k.
vnvli ninnili
Kl
I IATI I.K iì R AMIK, MI BM M. .1« In
ly a proposal that the Government
these things.
ttmiwllville at'lnndIi«>n««' oli Ilio «tHinuI Mini
Moreover, the principle of sup­ guarantee a debt that is five times a» (mirih .Sumilay nlglil« in »<a< li inuiiih.
iAKNIXii «TIR HKANHK Miri. In ihelr
porting the people’s choice is a gieat as the debt of the country at the hall ai Hmilh Mounl Tnlmr mi tlo» Hr»i H«iur
close of the Civil war.
As has lieeti tini «»/«*nvli monih ai IO a ni
All vlallor» are
matter of great economy. Un­ |HHHted out belore, default would l-e al- I w «i«'t«in«'
(INKHHAM HRAN i IK
Mari, »re-uml «aliar
der the system of electing a sen­ must necessarv lu a time of pauie. Even ' «lay In va* h monlh al lo <*o a ni
ator in the legislature. weeks of il the Government withdrew from cir­
time that should be spent in culation am) hwked up a« much as IJTO,-
profitable consideration of legis­ (XXi.iXki gold, ft |«r cent, of the deposit«,
that enormoua withdrawal would n< t
lative enactments, is wasted in more than cover the aggregate of tlie
bickering caucuses, bribery, and dejaisit« of tailed l*anka in one year of
to visit
political trickery.
We surely mid.lle-clasa |ianic. How great a di«-
haven’t forgotten the last elec­ turbanea and crippliug <>1 busiiH-aa it
tion. done in a day. and the one would cause to make «uch a withdrawal
of gold may beet I* left to scoonmist«.
of a few years ago. that required “It i« well to draw upon l*rofe«aor
nearly the whole session to elect l-aughlin. who is not a banker but an
Whvn etimmor ha« para*
a senator. The Oregonian man economist, for a final deacrtption of the
»ti
in thora
n<»rlhrrn
guaranty
fund
in
actual
operation:
«latra, ih» eun ie only
should not have forgotten it.
inibì
under
thr
brighi
Perhaps that is the reason he “ *Aa you all know, the scheme to in­
Ititi*« »kira <»( Southern
sure deposit» require.* all liank», g.««!
(*ah(*»rnia
Thie ia «»ne
thinks a legislator's obligation is
au.l laid, to oontribute to a fund to pay
ul naturo*« happy prò*
unimportant in consequence.
h r »«itine—-eternai «utniner
off de|«i»itor» in failed institution«. The
WM. A. MORAND
E 2. B.
of Un» miti ut
fund; the less successful
tn
is
l-ank
a
impressing the public with i.s security,
the less it pay» into tlie fuml
eesslul are to |»y
for
The »uc-
the mismanage­
It A rolsi It »
ment of the unsuccessful.
house, go to the most honest man iu the
village, C, «nd rob him to
loan—Il will
pay
paying
lor
of
discourage,
C, the successful man,
burglary!
B’«
for
the eagerness
increase
lo lie honest ami
all men
enjoy
Bank biwranaty theory.
into the
h
Gr«*ehiiin
in
keeping no locks on Il's house; and if C
The November World’s Work has L> pay for all the deviltry in town
it will atimulate others to get honest, so
contains several fine articles and that they can pay for similar -oases!
one on the Bank Guaranty Al C, who had nothing to do with the
Question that is especially time­ , case, is penalised, and not A, the burg­
ly. We regret that our attention lar, the plan will discourage burglary !
scheme is jierfect; it would work
was not drawn to it sooner, but 1 The
perfectly—in an insane asylum ’ "
even at this hour it is of value to
learn what others think of the
it, so we give a few para­
GRANGE NEWS IN BRIEf
graphs from the article, which is
Evening Star grange met at 10 .30 a.m. ,
unfavorable to the plan.
Saturday. Nouember 7, with ld.1 mem­
“The airgreirate deposit« o( the New
York banka that were cloaed
were nearly 1100,000,000.
people were badly
l«»t year
A great many
frightened
by
these
failure», a few committed »uicide;
and
the cloaing of the l>ank» did a great deal
todiaturb the huainesa condition« of the
country at large and to
accentuate the
panic which awept the
whole country.
Thia fact is uaed
as
the
baaia
for the
camfHtign l<a>king toward «onte «ort of
Government Guaranty of l>ank de|»wit«.
In fact, the
“guaranty”
plank
in
the
Democratic platform would not be there
had there not been
turbance of
public
a a i.lv-q>read dis­
Conti-1- nee in
the
benka gruwlng out of just these facts.
Now what woujd have bap|>ened in
autumn of 1W07
had
the
the guaranty idea
been in effect, and had it applied to all
bers and several visitors present
were eight candidates fur the
second degrees.
The plans for the new
Phi »klan»-Mitigevn*.
work
to
immediately on the building of tbe ad­
dition, which it is
banka, as the
seeks to bring alaiut
The following program
Apply
to
Write
lo J. J. Kern, Secretary.
11. W.
hnaahall, l*rea.
Grwltam. Ore.
XMAS TIME
1« Drawing Near
N«»w i« the time t»>
Ix'Uin tu a«*l««*i yutir Frwariita
I ran
hrlp yiiii
Drop hi nnil lol mo ahow
v<Hi «»mo of thr many itertul artirh*«
wo hand Io.
IN
JI.Wil.I RY"
Notice for |>ublk athwi.
Dr partm«*nt of She Interior. I *» land Ofllrc,
at Pnrtlahd, l>rr(on, 4M*t«»Lrr |7ih, lute
N’oTli F. I» hrfrt»| given ihai William Vir
Ihrer, of
Fall« Orvgt»«,»ho on April
¿sth, ltfiki, m«.lr Honiralrad h>iilr> Nr» I4SS4,
«erial N» aw.í. lor nW I 4 ..f MH I 4 Oratton W.
Township I North, Range A East, Willamette
Meridian, baa fl lt d Holier of Intention to make
Final Five year l*r«M.f, t«< r«tal>ll«h claim to
the land above ilaecribmt. Iwforv the Rrgia
t. r aid ){••» . I..f I g I HU I (.ace, at l'..r t la ti<|,
Oregon, on Ihr >th day <•( November« !«•
Claimant iiatnr««« wllnr»«*-«
(I M Hatnr«
of latlourellv Falla. Oregon,
David 0‘Krrfr, ••
••
r‘
II Burkholder,
Airi Barr,
’•
AHiKRNONM DKFMKBB. Ilrglater.
(Oct 23 no» Nov m. irai
For full Information, «leaping rar reserva
linn« and tlrkrta. rail, write or telegraph
Wm. McMURRAY, G. P. A.
Portland. Oregon
waa
rendered
The flret part
during the lecture hour.
the
of which was in charge of
Worthy
Ceres, Mise Elma Buckman.
Bong by the grange;
THE
reading, “Home
and School," by Mra. McKenaie; recite-!
OF
SCHOOL
QUALITY
A. P. Artnatrong. I-I-B., Principal1
Tenth and Morriaon. Portland. Oregon
lions by Nora Holm and Edward Elliott,
memliers of the juvenile grange; solo by
Mrs.
Pollock
paper on
Russellville
of
“Hiatory
and
grange,
Mythology ol
Democratic
in
Just now, Portland papers are
saying a lot about five "gentle­
men” who insisted on smoking
on a St. Johns car. We fail to
a «ingle month in a «ingle city isuuld |
bave wiped out the guaranty fund and
understand the propriety of
left a deficit, unless the fund had lieen
speaking of them as gentlemen
Who, then
in existence for many years,
unless the general prevalence of
The ob-
would make good the deficit?
that quality of gentility makes
viona answer ia—the Government. Now
it safer to use that polite term,
the facta of the matter are that, if the
Government of the United State» had
even in derision. The facts are.
lieen called upon suddenly in the panic
the atmosphere of our cars, pub­
of last autumn for $90,000,000 in gold,
lic halls and private offices are so
either the Government must have de­
contaminated by the vile odors of
faulted on that obligation, or it would
tobacco, that ladies and gentle­
have had to strip it« gold reserves.
In
other words, the guaranty of I »an It de-1
men who do not use the weed,
I»osila, if in full force ami backed by the
frequently faint or succumb to
Government at that time, would have 5
violent headaches. It may be an
plunged thia country into ■ panic worse I
infringement of personal liberty
than the panic of 1H!(3, which was actu­
but we are inclined to think that
ally caused by the «tripping of the treas­
ury reserves.
the old puritan law that fined a
“The depositsin national banka alone,
man for smoking within a mile
not counting Government deposita, are
of anyone’s house, a pretty reas­
nearly *4,-»M),<«»),o<ai
Even U m moat j
onable institution.
Anyhow,
radical talkers alaiut guaranties do not [
what more right has a man to
advocate the taking of more than $90, '
0011,000 out of the bank« tor a guaranty
blow his tobacco polluted breath
fund.
into your face and force you to
“It is well, then, to follow thia idea
breathe it, than he has to force
further and «ee what it would mean.
a vile smelling drug down your
lias already lieen pointed out wbat it
It is distressing to see a great It
throat? Of course, this is ex­
would have meant last «utninn.
Per-
treme, but then just consider it. daily paper, perhaps more widely h«|M it 1« better to go further with the
read than ony other in the north­ penic of 1007. Few men have forgotten
west, endeavoring to persuade ; that at the very time when the panic
"We, the andersigned, voters the men who pledged themselves raged in New York the Government It­
of Precinct No.—, Multnomah to support the people’s choice for self waa short of money—and this will
almost inevitably be the case in a finan­
county, Oregon, hereby respect­ United States Senator to violate cial stringency. The Government of
fully petition (legislator elect).- the obligation they took, as hav-1 the United Htates could not have paid
in the next session of the state ing been taken thro a misunder- off the depoeiteraof the New York banks
SAFE
ably care for all who attend.
Ceres." Mian Elma Buckman; “Harvest
plank
Song,” by the grange; pa;>er. "Rotation
the long run? ;
I of Crops," J. G Kelly; paper, “Erfuca-
For the sake of argument, »uppoee that
| tional Agriculture” by B. Lee Paget;
the guaranty fund had been accumulat­
|ia|>er, “Domeatie Economy in School,“
ing for a nil inlier of years, and had j
by Mrs. Minnie Altman, who also gave
reached a total of $30.000,(MMI,
some very interesting view» and explan-
Obviously then, the bank fai lit rea of-
the
STRONG,
A6A E. Yamhill al., l'urtland
will comfort­
hoped
CONSERVATIVE.
PROMPT. CHEAP
Limit ail
months,
allowing
sto|>over privilege« in either
direction.
Similar ei cure ion
rales are in affect to all ('all*
forma points.
krd and Washington «trevi«
--or -
mittee were empowered lo go
murein the
I dl lllDl 0 ,FHB»nAnimi F R A.
sss.oo
C. W. Stiagor, C. F. A.
Carmorc!
Notke of School Indemnity SelecUoa
I'nlirtl «iai<*« 14ind (»ft»«'«'. I*nriland. Oregon.
(tetulM-r in. Ira
Roller 1« hvrrbt gtvrii that Ihr «lair of <»re
Sun on < tetulM r It). I*» *. nppl|»i| Cur ihr >. i ■; <>t
K I 4 «4
io T I « Il 4 K ami rtl««t in
Ihla «»M«'r a ll«i «»t Nphool In>|rtnnit) Hrl«-rlh»n«
In whtrh It «riveted ••¡'llaii<l. and that nahi
Hal la open to ihr public f«»r liiajMs thm
Any «nd all ¡*a ra-.na. claiming a<|»rr«rly lliw
abotg ,t«-a<*rir.o-.i laud
«t»J hgal »«ii-liti«ii>n
lherrof. or claiming ihr «aim- under Ihr mln
Ing la*» I f -halting t<> ah.,«* »nt1 land <•’ I m *
more valuable t«>r mitirral than for agrlruilur
I al pur|n«a»'«. t«r i«« oblra't Io »«hl »«h<t!<>n tor
any 1» gal traauh. »haul.I tile Ihvlr ria Inta or
thrir afflda* it« of prut«-«! or « onirai lu thl« «»I
n.r
Ali.MtXi'N M UMKMItM K«gi»i«r
i.KO W HI I Kite. Krrrivrr
I hervhv dralpnate lh« Reaver Mate Herald.
pul*ll«h«H| «1 <«r« »hain. Orrgrn. at the Hew«
papvr In which Ihr al«'»» nttilcr 1« lu tar pub­
lished
AUiKkNoN « DllKraKB. M«gl»ter
F1r«l pub <»rl 23. lira last pub Nov 27, !■*«
Will Ite glad to «apply aome
very attactive literature, tie*
«rribina in detail the many <le-
ligta < h winter in California.
Very low round trip rirunion
ticket* are on wale to California.
The rate from Portland It) Loo
Angeles ami return is
were on
OrefOO
Oreaba tn.
UH MorrÌM>n Kti-vrl
PORTLAND.
OREGON
Near Fap*« Restaurant
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO
The com-'
hall
exhibition and for criticism.
orr
.1. M. SHORT, M.l).
5. I*. BUTNER, M.D.
There
tir*t and
h .
O rvg» hi
••tiVLRVIHIMi
will
K’« carelessness
imira
Fred D. Plora
for i I mmm ’ wlui canniti rii-
dure a inoro e»*vorv eli-
male.
California he« heon cali*
«•<1 Ih»*
* Mrci » o| Ih»»
a inter lottri«l.M
Ile ho*
tela and afopping piace«
are aa veneti «« ih« »«e of
well
retfulatrd
citiea.
Vìaitnra enn alwav« tlnd
a ti ita hit* acvoininiMlat lon,
•onifeninl
companiona,
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Now is the Time
It is becoming more apparent
every day that the real animus
back of the anti-statement move­
ment is Mr. Fulton. That being
evident, we understand the Ore­
gonian’s attitude and can BM
the connection between the anti­
statement movement and the
cabinet position suggested by
the Journal.
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€,We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $10,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all
others in quality of Instruction. It pays to attend such an institution.
C.Mald a Buslaev« Han:
“Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
It will win out in the end.”
work.
“The quality of instruc­
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tion given in your school makes it the standard of its kind in the Northwest.”
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