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SIMEY S COLUMN F. nt red as Second Ciana Mail Matter at lienta, Oregon, August 2Ä, 1911 Published Every Thursday at lenU. Ore., by the M t . S cott P vbushimo Co. H. A. DARN ALL, E ditob and M anaubm . D. M. SIMONSEN. L oc al E ditor and B usiness R epresentative Office Phone: Home 1111. Residence Tabor 2S13 Between Spring poeta, barattali and politicien were are busy persona theae days. Tho harvest days will aoon be here for tho voters—or should we »ay the “candydates T” Judge Stringer of Illinois Recog nizes Him as the Logioal Leader of the Party. Judging from the number that have drifted thia way the past few hours the office-seeking squad ia certainly in the majority, ao perhaps THEY will do the harvesting. IS FITTED FOR WHITE HOUSE HE day of the so-called muck ORTLAND will soon have raking magazines is said to two more new bridges. Statesman, Scholar and Proved Prao be past The work that it These bridges give premise of tlcal Executive, Now Jersey States- attempted is said to have been i being the finest constructions in T. R.a announcment of bia intention man Would Bo Ideal Occupant unprofitable. The motive that the State. The massive con- : •**'c*n* fh* Presidential chair struck of the Presidential Chair. actuated its editors and contribu struction of each of them, the •oni* o( V*“? , , ....... newspapers a solar plexus blow ; for you BY LAWRENCE B. STRINGER. tors are declared vicious and , at ----------- modern plans, and the ------------- artistic see vnav thty mu had aireauv ,lrMuiy inuurwa tndorMK1 meir their c«n- can. . . *------ •------------ D«mocratlo Candidal« For th« U. •> least mercenary. This is what lines followed will make them didate« and "dare not" go back on their Senate From llltnol« Against the stand-pat friends of the tar- objects of admiration for all who word. Verily the world is becoming Lori mar. iff. the trusts and other corpor- patronize them. The public is virtuous. Before meeting Gov Wilson, I was somewhat predisposed In bla favor, ate interests, corrupt municipal even more anxious to see them government maintain, and they completed than it was to have Poor old Ben Selling; he haa be(e)n from having read many of bit produc- selling the dear pepul woolen goods no tlona and having admired the great have plenty of reason for feeling the Hawthorne bridge reopened long that now he tiudu it a pretty difl- 1 comprehensive grasp of economic alt- about matters as they do. \\ ho for traffic. There will be ele- cult proposition to pull that same wool uatloue which provides all of hla pol first made public the iniquitous ments of interest in the opening, over their eye«. Wonder why he don't itical utterances and wrlttn;;«. “graft” systems that were built of these bridges that did not head bia column, alter, column of Jne « a 1 Still while predisposed In hla fa up in almost every large city in enter into the completion of the •<<»««• that appear in the daily papera, vor, until I ba1’ personally met and the country, except Portlandother. Their size, operation, and ¿•"now'it*’wasn't* * ’11" 1,H" conversed with him. I was not cou- »meed of hli availability as a can- Who first exposed the Standard architectural features all will 1 Elate for Presldent. Oil Company s system of thret- t-all for gyr attention, Since meetlug Gov. Wilson, how Just wait till Jonathan B get» his tling the business of their com- ----------------------- rose lapelled "fix" stuck up alongside of ever. all doubt In that regard, in my petitors, the machinations of T is stated that W. Cooper the clothier; there'll be something do I own mind, has been removed. Gov. Wilson Is presidential timber of the the Steel Trust, the infamy of Morris is ill, and that he is ing then Wonder why Jonathan hasn't exact kind and quality required at tho done this long ago — we miss it just the tobacco trust, the villiany of unjustly imprisoned. After a about campaign time. present time. To begin with he is an the meat trust, and the hypo- long struggle, and a costly one ' intellectual giant, with a broad com- cracy of the protective system for the county, Mr. Cameron Saturday was Grange day here and prehensile grasp of every public sit uation. Throughout the east, he la if it was not this corps of “muck , states that since Morris was the the way the i candidate« candidates appropriateti appropriated ! universally regarded as the brainiest raking magazines?” 1 Now only one of the guilty bunch to the day for tlieir own use was a sight for Vmericun living today Even In priv they are going out of business. convicted. that his convic- 8ore Think it— even our friend ate conversation, his intellectuality Some of them are reported to ^,on wag unjUS{ and that at least, (?) ex-chief of police Cox was on hand— scintillates in every sentence he ut- 1 with the glad hand of course. Then tera. He has a logical nnd analytical have failed, others to have he 9hould l)e paroie<i. Mr. Cam- Cam their was his opponents—or rather two mind. Ills language It simple, cadly changed their policy and still eron has proved himself an adept 1 out of his ten opponents—Fitzgerald understood, yet definite, luelsive and ■onvinclng. He has been a student of others to have sold out. The at doing nothing, unless piling anil Hollingsworth. ¡■olltlcal economy since his boyhood, public in some instances has al up ligitation expenses for the : has written varied books upon the ready had an opportunity to ob county. Now he wants to re Poor Fitzgerald. He purchafed a subject and is conceded to t»e the day be •i ghest authority upon theories of serve the change in tone. Let it lease those he has convicted — brand new “cady” the it very especially, came out here—bought In the country today. be understood that the change probably to provide room forthose too—and when be had delivered himself government While our presidents have generally has not been due to the complete he will convict after he is re of a very touching little speech and was been men of patriotic impulses, hon- WINDOW LETTERING, ENAMELED DOOR reformation of all classes of of elected to his present sinecure. ready to leave he found he had no more ■st and conscientious, still few of “lid" than a married man has hair on them have been great Intellectually. fenders. or to the permanent PLATES, GUMMED LABELED bis head. That wasn’t the worst either ; Thomas Jefferson was au exception to suppression of their activities. this rule. Woodrow Wilson, If elec- CALENDARS. There seems to be widespread there wasn't a bat in town that would The most of these great publica dissatisfaction throughout the cover one third of hi» cranium and he I ted president, by reason of his In- tincts, characteristics, training, fear tions are the products of stock county with the adminstrationof «was compelled to beat it as Ix*sl he lessness, patriotism, faith In the peo companies themselves and their the office of the County Superin could. ple and extraordinary intellectuality would indeed be a second ; bomas stock subject to transfer, like all dent. The most general com Jefferson. Klineaman, is Judge-to-Be, W. F. forms of collateral has largely plaint is that tne Superintendent Ideal Chief Executive of State, Lents, Ore. been absorbed by the very con does not attend to his business. wearing a new bat these days, hut he As governor of New Jersey, ho bns couldn’t have copped Fitz'» for he cerns that formerly suffered the One farmer reports that he has wasn’t on hand. Wonder where he got given that state a practical business “muck rakers” attacks. Thus been in the office time after time it. By the wav where is big campaign administration, so conceded by all. He has shown himself to be peculiar we are told. Hamptons disap and found the Superintendent cards? Got to advertise jedge if you ly fitted for the executive office along want to get the business. peared. The American has mod away from home. Off on busi the most practical lines In meeting him, you are impressed with this fact ified its tone and Everybody’s ness, attending some teacher’s I* he schoolmaster Is not In the least And oh say Klineman has a campaign has likewise assumed a humiliated institute, down town —are the manager. He is no less a personage in evidence. He Is plain, matter of attitude. When we read in va usual excuses. Too much real than his real estate partner, (’. E. Ken fact, and his conversation Is not pe In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association rious publications about the “hu- ' estate business, too much private nedy, and he’s a bum one too or he dantic or pedagogic, but direct, force milation of the vicious muck- publication work, too much of would have the town placarded from ful and earnest. Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual Above all be is a man of the peoplo. raker,” bear in mind that his everything else but his official end to end. Bet that will (etch him. He was born with no silver spoon in Fire, American Life and Accident In subjugation is another form of business. his mouth. He 1 b not a man of means surance of Portland or wealth. He la easily approachable. corporate oppression, and its No dignity hedge» him about. He re PROTECTION AND BENEFITS product will be found in exag MODERATE RATES sides in a very modest home at Prince At least a ton of garden seed ton. On knocking at his door, no ser gerated forms of corruption. was put away to fertilize the vant, liveried or otherwise, met ua at soil of this county in the two or the portals. It was the governor him MONG the various candi three nice days of the first of the The annual meeting of the Northwest self who opened the door for us, wel dates for office who pre week. The early garden may Development League will be held in comed us in, took our hats and wraps Seattle June 5 to 8 inclusive and will be and laid them aside, ushered us into sented themselves for inspection pull or push through, but our known as the "Northwestern Develop his library, made ua feel at home and ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦«•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« eeeeewe at the meeting of Lents Grange guess is wrong if the garden ment Congres»." o talked to us neighbors who had ! ! dropped in for a casual call. There last Saturday was one who brave , planted a month from now will President Lewie Penwell of the no frills nor fure-belows about 11 ly admitted—perhaps proclaim not be about as early as that League has issued a call for the meeting are him. He la essentially Jeffersonian. < > and states that not only the city of Se < > ed, would be better-that his con planted this week. Getting the As governor of New Jersey, he has NEW MANAGEMENT < > attle but the entire state of Washington fought for the plain people and they < > nection with the Portland Police ground in shape is the real < i will be hosts to the delegate» when they love him. In doing ao, he has anta 11 Board for the last three years problem now. visit the Pacific coast in June. Among gonized the Interests. He knows it. < • qualified him for the support of the organizations of Seattle inviting the but doesn't care. He has faith in the people and takes them Into bls con the people. That would depend Changing the tone of remarks congress to meet in that city are the fidence. Four Changes Weekly. Admission Commercial Club, New Chamber of very largely on what portion of the summer weather we have had Sense of Duty Supreme. 5 cents for Everybody. <1 the people he would expect to the past week is in marked con Commerce, Press Club, Ad Club, Ro I also found him to be a man of pos < > tary Club, Real Estate Association, < > serve. Undoutedly he would get trast to what “the folks are Transportation Club, Womens’ Commer itive convictions with the courage of i > the support of the eamblers, the having back home.” Or, we cial Club, Municipal League and Pule the same. He is fearless In his ex o <> pressions of opinions. If they do not ♦ boozers, the pimps and the de may add, to what we ourselves lishers Association of Seattle. agree with your opinion, he Is sorry, generates who have fattened at were experiencing a couple of Flach governor of the seven states in but he does not trim his views to con cluded in the league is entitled to name form with yours. His sense of duty the mercy of these same officials. weeks ago. two delegates for each county in hi« is supreme. He would not change his If we were seeking the support stat« while each commercial club, re views, unless convinced that be was of the respectable people of the The Northwest Live Stock gardless of membership, is entitled to wrong, even though it made him pre sident He is not a trimmer. He is country, and had been connected Show will be opened next Mon ( two delegates. not a politician, but is a statesman, in with such a notably inefficient day at the stock yards in Kenton. all that word Implies. He abhors body as the Portland Police If we are to judge by previous A )>ain in the aide orback that catches machine politics and machine meth Board, we would be very careful exhibitions the show will be well you when you straighten up calls for a ods. He does nothing behind closed rubbing application of BALLARD'S doors. Everything with him Is in not to advertize the fact. the open and he has no political or worth seeing. T P I HEADQUARTERS I (jinnmed Labels Gummed Labels Gummed Labels ¿ Mt. Scott Publishing Co. INSURE NOW DE Vt LOPMENT CONGRESS GOES TO SEATTLE John Brown, Gresham, Ore A ALCAZAR T H EATRE 3 Full Reels 3 Welcome To Everyone SNOW LINIMENT It relax*« the contracted muscle» and permits ordin' HE Portland Labor Council ary bodily motion without suffering or ADVLKTISLD LEITERS. has announced its attitude Allen, Henry Brooks, Mrs. K. Ben- inconvenience. Price 25, 50c and $ I (X) per bottle. Sold by Lents Pharmacy. as favorable to Seneca Fouts. nett, B. Coop, M. M. Clark, ' W. C. It is undoubtedly charmed with I Crocker, E. L. Elliott, Miss Bernice Half the new» of your home paper li-a the very efficient service given 1 Forrester, J. E. Gonern, Richard C. R. in the ad». Read them. by the executive branch of the Holt, Mrs. Almeda Lee, W.C. Milligan, Mrs. Dollie Osborn. Theo. Powers, Ar city government, and wants to thur L. Plantío, Eugene Swanson, Rob add another flower to its “loud ert Schueller, Chas. H. smelling” wreath of civic degra GEO. W. SPRING, Postmaster. T BOOK READERS, LOOK dation. How about the other L -- Nineteen Miles a Second candidates it has announced as fit for its admiring constituents? without« jar, shock or disturbance is the speed of our earth through space Ara they in the same class with awful We wonder at such ease of nature’s Fouts? movement, and so do those who take Dr. King’s New Life Pills. No griping no distress, just thorough, that Roses Free. See Herald advertise brings good health and fine feelings. 25 ment. in another solemn. . are» eta at all dealers We sell, buy or exchange nov els of all kinds. Big line just in. LAMBERT’S CONFECTIONERY Main Sirie! O r Carli»«, Lints public secrets. What be says to you, he Is willing the world should know. He Is the soul of Integrity and honor and he stands today as the one great champion of progressive Ideas of gov- err sent In state and nation. If elec ted president, no machine leaders, bosses or fractions, will control or In fluence him. Hie sense of duty alone will actuate him. Altogether I waa exceedingly well f-ipressed with Gov. Wilson an a man, as a statesman, as an executive and as a possible, If not a probable, fu ture president He seems to combine in one personality, great Intellectual ity, simplicity, modesty, fearlessness In the discharge of duty, aterllng character, honeaty of motive, effective- Beas, executive ability, energy, enth - si tarn, nigged honeaty, practicality and Jeffersonian democracy And what mor« what mor« would anyone want?