*
10
NOTICE FOR
BL((
series of resolutions, which he read.
Parker seconded Dunns resolution,
United States ’-an,l Offiti
which was adopted by a rising vote.
Roseburg, Or Apr" »■ i*x»8
1:31 p. m. the convention ad-
Notice is hereby -
tha» ¡n . '
ttil t »morrow noon.
I pliance with the pro vision«
I of congress of June 3 ¡8"* '
*t
hing is to be njade a regu- i “An act for the sal, - ,if
lndus'.ry at Newport. The cod • in the States of Ca
e are as fine as any in the world, Nevada and Wash,
ontpany has been organized to 1 as extended to al! "ibLe i
j
push the business systematically.
Lby act of August 4, 1N% M*?4 5^
; man, of Eugene. <
~
¡of Oregon, did ... M.
notice for PUBLICATION.
tn
19B
United States Land Office, Rose- i i file in this office 1
s*orn »(.»tt.
ment. No. 9584, for
burg. Oregon. April 9, 1908.
I'Urebav«,
lot 5 n7k?1
Notice is hereby given that in com the NW ^4 of NEL
,‘n ■'''•»nshlp'jJ!8^
pliance with the provision* of the act tion No. 2 4, i
historic defense of usurpation
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled south. Range No. 5 u
Let the people take warning. When
\n act for the sale of timber lands will offer proof to sh<
,h?'tht
ever, the wrongs of today become the
f°r a. tin!
in the States of California, Oregon., sought is more valua
i
ber
or
stone
than
right* of tomorrow the nation is in
Nevada, and Washington Territory," i
,
,
‘
‘Sr.culturjj
deadly peril.
as extended to all the Public Land purposes, and to est.
whL* cl*i«
'
to
said
land
befor>
“The democratic party is not the
States by act of August» 4, 1892
ttti'iny ot proper y ; out to the con
Lllah Owen of Crow. County of Lan»-. I | U. 8. Commissioner
trary. it has always stood, and wifi
State of Oregon, did on March 10, Eugene, Oregon, on Erl^y. the 2tjj
continue to stand,
firmly against
1908, file in this office her sworn day of August, 1 9'
He names as witnesses
Cla rw I
every species of
aggression
that
statement No. 9583 for the purchase
would destry or weaken the right of
of the N l2 of N W Vi and S W V* en, of Eugene. Oregon Jog^
any man to enjoy the rewards to
Tl, nta.
of N W >4 of Section No. 10. in man. of Uugne C.
which his patience, his skill, his in
1 p *"
Township No. 10 south. Range No. 4i har, ot ,ugene, Or-g .
dustry and hfs ecottbmy entitle him.
West, W. M . and will offer proof to Iman, of Eugene, ( ,_ ,!> ' ' '
Our party approves that feeling of
Any and all pet
ii»;:nla- d
show that the land sought is more,
pride which always accompanies the
lt lan/ £
valuable for its timber or stone than | | versely the above-d s. r
possession of property ami it com
for agricultural purposes, and to es requested to file th- r , laini in
mends an individual ownership in
.
. i »..>, .°‘
tablish her claim to said land before office on or before
the soil tfta: will bring to the homes
W W. Calkins, U. 8. Commissioner, of August. l»08.
of America more of the conveniences,
BENJAMIN L. EDDY
at his office In Eugene, Oregon, on
comforts
and
luxuries
of
life.
Friday, the 28th day of August,
Against the evils of special privl-
1908.’
[ lege we urge the benefits of equal op
She names as witnesses:
Joseph I
Notice for Publication.
portunity in order that there may
Liles of Crow. Oregon; Charles Sov-
United States I.an.l Office
be more land owners, more homes'
Walter
DENVER
AUDITORIUM
AND
CHAIRMAN
THOMAS
TAGGART
erign
of
Eugene,
Oregon;
Roseburg. Or., A; .!1 ] ijog
and more
happiness
among
the |
Walter
Holland of Crow. Oregon;
Notiee is her» by g
■ ,r h
masser.
Norris
Canaday
of
Crow.
Oregon;
pllance with the provisions of tC
“The democratic party is not an
the
whit*
toilers
in
America
but
all
cashier
or
gambling
board
of
Owen,
of
Crow,
Oregon.
dainlng all subterfuges, it will speak
enemy of all corporations.
H rec- bank
act of congress of June 3, 1S7\
Any and all persons claiming ad tied “An act for th"
.»f ttmlei
ognizes their great value In the in-1 directors could eat up the savings in a language that cannot be misun- \ our people, without respect to class
or
residence,
are
vitally
interested
of
years.
versely
the
above-described
lands
are
derstood.
Its voice will ring with
lands in the State* of California Or*,
dustrial world
Through the agency j
in
this
menace
to
our
social
and
in
requested
to
file
their
claims
on
or
♦
a genuine love for humanity and the
•
•
of corporations scattered wealth Is !
gon. Nevada and Washington territs.
charge of Insincerity will never be. dustrial life from Asiatic quarters, requested to file their claims in this ry,” as extended to all the public M
brought tog ther and given a drfv- j
“The expenses of our government, brought to Its doors. I>et our party and if this is to remain a
white
office
on
or
before
the
28th
day
of
states by act of August 4. 1892 juha
Ing force that it would not otherwise; even when most economically admin
THEODORE A. BELL
declaration in thiB convention pres man's country steps should be takep August. 1968.
W. Cherry, of Bugetie, cosntj ot
Ex Representative In cotigies« finta possess. Great enterprises are there istered, will always require substan
to
prevent
the
Asiatic
immigration
BENJAMIN
L.
EDDY,
ent the strong contrast between that:
Lan*, stat* of Oregon, did on Decem.
Napi. Cal, wlio ligures proiutiienM'* I by undertaken and thé undeveloped tial tariff rates, for the customs du which we here propose and that de- of whatever character.
Register.
resources of the country added to the ties will always be our chief source
ber 6, 1907, file In "his office hit
,n tue Democratic campaign us « sov
’
’
This
convention
is
meeting
at
a
wealth of the world.
Our party is of revenue. The amount and distri clrade at Chicago. Let a man take
sworn statement No. 9428 for tb*
• • »»* M •»
••
time
when
the
angel
of
peace
is
hov
not opposed to production on a large bution of these rates must always be the temperature of the Chicago plat
purchase of the fractional N’E% of
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
form and discover If he can any sign ering over the entire world and the
scale, but is unalterably opposed to determined along
NWy« of Section No 4, In-Towns»!*
United States Land Office,
equitable
lines, of human worth; not a single sen- nations of the earth each day are
monopoly in production. It is easier keeping in view the greatest happj-
Roseburg, Ore., Apl. 7, '08. No. 19 south, range No. 5 wesi, w
strengthening
those
ties
of
friend
tinient is there to redeem It from the
Notice is hereby given that in com M., and will; offer proof to show that
Denver. July 7.—Temporary Chair-1 to prevent monopoly than It Is to con ness to the greater number and par materialism perhieating it through ship and common interest that will
trol it after It Is established. With ticularly withholding the shelter of
pliance'with
the provisions of the the land sought is more valuable tr
render
war
less
frequent
and
per
and through.
man Bell, of the national Democratic; drawal of special privileges will take the
act
of
congress
of June 3, 1878, en its timber or stone than for agricul
tariff from those who use it. not
mit
mankind
to
turn
their
hands
to
“On the bosom of the Pacific will
titled
“
An
Act
for the sale of tim tural purposes, and to establish hli
convention, spoke as follows upon as-1 away the meat upon which the trustB for legitimate »elf-protection, but for be enacted the mighty commercial
the
peaceable
pursuits
of
life
rather
__________
are fed. If this be followed by crim the criminal purpose of extorting
ber
lands
in
the
states of California, claim to said land before W. W. Cak
struggles of the future, and the inter-: than to the discussion of one another.
Burning the gavel;
inal prosecution and Imprisonment of the last
Oregon,
Nevada
and
Washington ter kins, U. S. Commissioner, at his of
___ dollar
_____ ______
from the American 1 ests of American commerce will de-.
“The democratic party realizes th*
"We have assembled at a time l directors and officers of the guilty consumer.
I mand that
an
adequate naval ‘ part that America must inevitably ritory," as extended to all the public fice in Eugene, Oregon, on Tuesday
coriioratioD,
monopoly
will
be
Bhorn
“The corrupt use of large Bunin of I strength be maintained in the waters play in the affairs of the world and land states by act of August 4. 1892, the 4th day of August, 1908.
when the public conscience Is de-1
of many of Its terrors.”
He names as witnesses: John Mc
money in political campaigns is large 1 of the Pacific to protect our expand- that we cannot escape participation Thomas E. Seavy, of Eugene, County
manding honesty of purpose In the
"The radical man can be opposed ly responsible for the subversion of
world of Lane, State of Oregon, did on Culloch, of Crow. Oregon; Charles
in the settlement of every
men who undertake to direct the af to corporations as such and the as the petrple'B will at the polls. The ; I Ing commerce.
Hadley, of Eugene. Oregon; H. Clay
ThiB magnificent western country of problem that arises; but America's January 27, 1908, file in this office
fairs of state.
The public eye
is sertion that the democratic party is masses are awakening to the realiza ours haB not ot^lv proved attractive weight and influence miiBt ever be his sworn statement No. 9547. for Owen, of Eugene. Oregon. Thomas
waging an indiscriminate war against tion of the great power of gold In
Mahar, of Eugen*. Oregon.
keenly sensitive to every political this form of transacting business has
to our people and the other white on the side of peace, on the side of the purchase of the W . *4 o< N.W.%
Any and all persons clartnrtig ad
contests that ought to be determined
No. 18
(fractional) of Section
movement, and our proceedings here no foundation in fact.
it Is the according to character of nominees nations of the earth, but it has like justice, on the side of the oppressed
south, versely the above-described Iamb ar»
No.
17
in
Township
will be approved according to the abuse of corporate power that we and the soundness and morality of wise proved alluring to the brown and if the will of the people shall Range
W.
M . requested to file their claims in this
No.
2
West,
and yellow races of the East. Some submit to our hands the sceptre of
degree of sincerity appearing in the seek to eliminate.
political issues; and there is a gen
and will offer proof to show that the office on”or before the said 4th day
"Viewed in the light of a great eral demand for publicity In the col protection has been afforded by the power. it will be used for the reallza-
work of this convention. There Is a
land sought is more valuable for its of August, 1908.
widespread belief, founded upon evi moral question, the control of cor lection and use of campaign funds i exclusion of Chinese labor but the •tion of the high American ideals that timber or stone than for agricultural
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,, f
evil is but half met if the imniigra- raise our own people to loftier and
dence of a convincing character, that porations should remain a question so that our
cltiiens
may
know
Register '
purposes, and to establish his claim
th* party in power has not been true of common concern rather than a whether a political party has pur tion of Japanese, Koreans, Hindus better, and through precepts and ex- to said land before W. W. Calkins,
to its trust, that It has betrayed the political one; but the shameful com chased Its way Into office or has won and other Asiatic people be not also ample contribute to the well-being
U. S. Commissioner, at his office in
excluded from our shores. Not only and happiness of all mankind.”
NOTICE FOR Cl BLK’ATiOX.
common Interests Into the hands of placence of the republican party in its victories by honest means.
Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday, the
United States Land Office, (Use-
the enemies of good
government, permitting its forces to be controlled
“In the Chicago convention a nil-
20th
day
of
August,
1908.
burg, Oregon, April 9, 1998.
theroby forfeiting Its right and des and operated by the most offending norlty report of the committee on
He names as witnesses:
Henry
Notice is hereby given that in com
troying Its ability to rule in the name corporal Ions of the country throws i resolutions containing a declaration
Theime,
of
Mohawk,
Oregon;
Link
------- (>
-* f campaign
--------- >----. publicity waH
pliance with the provisions of the act
of the people.
the probh‘in Into the political arena |n > favor
was
Yarnell, of Mohawk, Oregon; Jesse of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled
“Apparent to everyone Is the fact and compels the public to choose be- overwhelmingly defeated upon a roll
Seavey, of Eugene, Oregon;
John “An act for the sale of timber lands
and the repub-
that way down In the heart of the tween the dt uiocratic party that will, I H|| oj t|1(, (.onventi
Seavey, of Eugene, Oregon.
will Ilican party placed Itself
squarely
in the States of California. Oregon.
republican convention
at
Chicago, . .........
Any and all persons claiming ad Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
in- upon record in favor of concealing
t Mere was a feeling of ang r and re
versely the a'ove-described lands are as extended to all the Publi
sentment over the popular clamor I c°i*porated greed,
Land
the names of the contributors 'and
requested to file their claims in this States by act of August 4, 1893,.
for reforms; and it Is equally patent
“We are now confronted with
the amounts of their subscription by
office on or before the said 20th day Geoige H. Watrous, of Belliashan.
__________ Inquiry:
that there Is ho bona flde.lntentioii
What assurance has the a vote of 50 to 1 in the committee
of August, 1908.
on the part of til,, republican •parti I
l»li< tl 1» parti glv.ii dial it will and a vote of more than 10 to 2 con-
County of Whatcom. State of Wash
BENJAMIN I,. EDDY,
of granting the reform», if the ma- use the forces at ils command to te- ( fessed their guilt, thus admitting the
ington, did on March 26, 1908, file
Register. In this office his sworn statement No.
liinery of that party <an be latained store the people to their rights? In charge so frequently made by our
in present hands. Its paper platform, Its Chicago platform it did not make party that the republican successes
9586. for the purchase of the S W
divided like ancient Gaul Into three even a decent pretens ■ of champion , In the past has largely depended I
14 of Section No. 17, in Township
NOTICE FOR I". BLIUATION.
parts barren promises, make-shifts ing the people’s cause and the pro upon the vast sums collected from i
Unit 1 States Land Office, Rose 17 of South Range, No. 8 West, W.
and evasions it is hoped will make ceedings of that convention are glar the great monopolies. and corruptly'
M., and will offer proof to show that
burg. Oregon. April 9, 1908.
it was noted that used In Its campaigns.
a good campaign transparency; but ingly Insincere,
Will thel
Notice is hereby given that in com- the land sought is more valuable ter
Denver. July 7.—Tlie Rock Island I w as introduced to deliver the prayer
no one seriously believe* that the re two elements were present at that voters of this country seriously con
“I am directed by the national pllance w ith the provisions of the act its timber or stone than for agricul
train bearing Tem|M>rary Cliairnum
publican party really endorses that gathering, one with suUlclent votes sider whether the refusal of the re
committee," said Chairman Taggart, of Congress of June 3, 1 878, entitled, tural purposes, and to establish Lis
neutral manuscript which held the to adopt a platform and nominate publican party to disclose the sources Itell arrived this morning..
"to name the temporary officers of "An act for the sale of timber lands claim to said land before W. \V Cal
convention togteher until It
coi.'d its candidate for president and the and amounts of its election is not a
the convention and the clerk will read In the States of California, Oregon. kins, U. S. Commissioner, at bis of
ratify the nomination of a presi other powerful enough to ~ unwrite confession of the debasing and cor
Denver, July
“Judge Parker the list.”
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” fice in Eugene, Oregon, on Saturday,
that platform and tie the hands of: rupt use of money In It* campaign?
dential candidate.
The folloing names were announc as extended to all the Public Land the »'»th day of August
completed til«- nuirait of Ills Cleve
"Approaching our great task In Its nominee. The distinguishing fea-, ;
"It Is eminently proper that this
ed by the clerk:
He names as witnesses: Clark
States by act of August 4, 1892,
a manly, dignified manner, imbued turv of the Chicago platform Is Its convention should define the dem land memorial resolution, which he
E. Morgan Watson of Eugene, Coun Devereaux of Eugene, Oregon: Frank
Tem|M>rarjr Officers.
with the loftiest sentiments of pa oft-repeated promise to do a lot of ocratic attitude toward the regula will offer If recognized. Parker is not
ty of Lane. State of Oregon, did on A. Tripp of Eugene, Oregon: Emil
Following are. the temporary offi
triotlsm. amlilt ions to throw every things that the republican party has tion of transportation companies and sanguine tliat the resolution will go
March 26, 1908. file in this office his Roberts of Greenleaf. Oregon: P. T.
cers of the convention:
safeguard around the liberties of our heretofore failed to do. That party , call the attention of the country to
sworn statement No. 9587, for the Devereaux of Eugene. Oregon.
before the convention, is being un-
Temporary chairman. Theodore A
people, determined to stamp out the went to Chicago fresh from the halls' the indisputable fact that it was only
Any and all persons claiming ad
purchase of the W 1-2 of SW 1-4 and
abuses that are consuming the sub of congress, where an overyhelmtng after years of democratic effort that derMood tluit Bryan worker» will Bell, California.
SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Section 28; and versely the above-described lands ar*
General secretary, Urey Woodson,
stance of the nation, let us proceed republican majority In both branches Ian amendment was made to the in offer a resolution of their own.
the NE 1-4 of the NW 1-4 of Section requested to file their claims in this
Kentucky.
to our appointed duty with the sus enabled It to propose and adopt any terstate commerce law authorizing
No. 33. in Township No. 17 south, I office on or beforse the said 2Sth
Assistant
general
secretary,
Edwin
taining consciousness that we are legislation it chose. Does the repub the commission to establish reason
ltenver. July 7.-
7.— A strong cordon
Range No. 8,. West W. M., and will day of August 1908.
Sefton, Washington. D. C.
responsible alone to God and to our lican party bvllave that It can be ab able rates whenever It appeared that
BENJAMIN L EDDY,
the land
Assistant secretaries. Charles S. offer proof to show that
solved from its derelictiQU of duty an existing schedule was unjust or of police stretched about the audito
country for the justice of our cause
register.
rium and the sidewalks were roped Northern Atlanta. Ga.; K. C. Rich- sought is more valuable for its tim
promise to
do
|n the
thç ! unreasonable,
-
__ ,n
“There are three things that this by an empty _______
The national plat-
I
ber or stone than for agricultural
convention should do.
lt ought to future what it has wilfully failed fotm* of the republican party re- off to assist the officers In handling mond, Fremont. Neb.; C. A. Nash,
NOTICE FOR Pi BI.H NTI«»N
Some one has niained sllrnt' upon tills great qnea- the throngs gathered about the hall. Perry, la.; Edward Cahill, Spring- purposes, and to establish his claim
present in a plaln and Intelllgibfe to do in the past?
to said land before W W. Calkins,
IMiited States Land Off *, Ro**-
fiel^. III.: Will Reid. Rawlins, Wvo
manner thè serloua Industriai and suggested that this convention should tion for years and th* fact that the
On
two
str
ets
fronting
the
audito-
U.
S
Commissioner,
at
his
office
in
burg. Oregon. April 7. 1904
Frank B. Ross, Indianapolis. Ind.
political condltlons that are diaturb- publish an indictment against the necessary change was advocated by
Notice is hereby given tha- In cotr-
We can probably a r »publican president who succeed- rium great banks of snow gave a
Ing the IMtace and happlness of our r> publican party.
Reading clerks. William McEniry, Eugene. Oregon, on Saturday, the
29th
day
of
August,
1908.
”
cooling
greeting
to
the
visitors.
These
pliance with the provision- of the «ct
Rock Island. 111.; T. F. Smith.
~
country,
New
We shoilld then proceed expedite the proceeding by entering ed through the aid of th,» democrats
had
been
brought,
by
special
trains
He names as witnesses: William D. of Congress of June 3. 1 7'. entiM a
E.
R. Byrne,
to a courageous exposure of the re th* plea of guilty that la contained In In both branches of
congress
in from the mountains, but the day was York City; William »
Neely, of Eug-ne. Oregon: Giles Fow “An ac» for the sale of timlcr lands
publican policies that are co-operak- the Chic ig<> platform, simply chang placing the amendment upon
our by no means hot. and the only effeit Charleston, W. Va.; C. J. Gavin. Den- ler of Meadow. Oregon; Joseph Fowl in the States of Californi:». Oreeon.
ver. Colo.; Rees P. Horrocks, Little
Ing with private greed In the gen ing the worl* “We will" to the words statute books, does not affect the
eral oppression of the people Most "We did not" to conform to the ud- credit tn which our party is entitled, of the snow was the novelty of an Rock. Ark.; Joseph L. Reilly, lndian- er. of Meadow. Oregon; Martha Wat Nevada, and Waahlngtoi ' ' ■ rr
son, Eugene, Oregon.
as extended to ^11 the Publi
I
We then have the fol- for having worked persistently for Icy street scene in July.
»polls, Ind.
lni|K>rtant of all, we miMt exhibit a nt It ted facta.
The apparent conveniences, facill-
\ny and all persons claiming ad States by act of August 4. I’’-.
republican
confession
Sergeant-at-arms. John I. Martin.
of su< h an enactment. Further amend-
readiness aud an ability to grasp lowing
tie«
and
architectural
fl.tness
of
the
versely the above-described lands are Stella M. Huston of Mad - n. Coo®1?
the .problem* of this hour and to ef-1 guilt:
ment to our laws giving the federal new auditorium for convention pur- Missouri.
Chief assistant ser géant-at-ar ms requested to file their claims In this of Lane. State of Oregon !i I n
fee A their solution
si
In a manner that
"Ws did
i
not revise the tariff,”
government supervision over the is poses was remarked by pracjicallv
office on r before the said 29th dav nary 4. 1908. file in this f f ice lwr
J. C. Fenn. Indiana
•wiir satisfy r the »ober, *ense of the
"We did not amend the anti-trust suance of railroad stocks and bonds every delegate who ‘Tiled
' ‘
in. The
sworn statement No 95 41 for th*
niuTtlt Udes whose 14: erests ar* at law* to secure greater effectiveness is dematuled.
Chief Doorkeeper, Eugene W. Sul of August. 1908.
doors of th* conventtbn hall were
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
atakf
purchase of the Lot 3 .« I 3. E H
ma K?.- i , »■- •
"The fixing of
transportation opened at 11:19, and it began to fill livan. Illinois.
In the prosecution of criminal nto-
of N. W. >4 of Section No 2, ’»
Register,
“Among the great evils that af- nopoll*».''
Tally clerks. Ruby LaFoon, Madi
charges and the control of issuances Immediately, th* band playing a nied-
Tovnchip No. 18 south. Rang* N®-
filet the ce.ntry at the present time
sonville. Kv; V. Allert. Langdon.
"We did not add a single line to or railroad securities are inseparately ley.
1 ! ' dr PI BI.H VIÏON
7. West. W M and will after proof
I* the busines- of corporate power.
N. D ; E E. Murphy, l.eavenworth.
connected
with
the
actual
valuation
Chairman Taggart ascended the
At first the advancing aggression* of the Interstate commerce law giving of railroads
Kansas; Thomas H
Lovelace, St. I nl- ,1 8-at< - Land office, Roseburg to show that the land . n , fs mor*
The
democratic
party
The latuis; Thomas B. Collier. Memphis.
Dre in, \prll 1, 1908
valuable for Its timber or stone tbs«
the corporations are not discernible the federal government supervision believes that- the first thing to do I* rostrum shortly before noon.
N ice Is h r'by given that in com- for agricultural purpos - and tn w-
to the common eye. for every move of the Issuance of stocks and bonds to ««wiire a phvalcal valuation of the band was playing “Dixie,” and there Tenn., and C. C. Ernst. Decatur. Ind'
was
ring.
While
, a :»efor»
of the tabllsh her claim to sal
1» narafultv rintered up until suffl- by Interstut* carriers "
Messenger
to
secretary, W. V. , piianrp with rhe provbd
roads; that is, ■» valuation of the
'’f ,S.onKr*» of June 3, 1878, en-i W. W. Calkins. U. S •' ,mi<4ion*r.
"W* did not enact a currency mea soild rather man the liquid asset* was striving to bring the convention Richardson. Danville. Kv.
< ■••(!■. political strength I* attained to
to order a party bearing banners and
Itled
\n act for the sale of timber at his office in Eugene. 1 vgon. of
defy th protests of the people Thu* sure that would mitigate the evil» of of railroad companies While on
Messenger
to chairman. E
............
the
' A tt zu*L
and- in the States
of Calffornih. Tuesday, the 18th day
the constant and insblloua Invasion a financial panic, such as ha* re other hand the republican party on I Bryan's portrait came in. causing Brawley. Sullivan. Ind.
loud cheering
and
Washlntgor I 1908,
«»f the pedpl*’» right» finally result* cently prostrated the country under a roll call in th*
Parliamentarian. N. I), Crutch- Oregon. Nevada,
the convention, by an
After all delegations were seated field. Kentucky.
In | a »pet les of arrogance and de a republican admin!»* ration "
t>
as •‘tended to all the
She names as witne
overwhelming vote, took an itnequl-|
"We did not limit th* opportuni vocal stand In favor of a system of1 with the exception of that of Nebraa-
fiant* mi formidable In It* appt»»
Official stenographer. H. W. Rlum- ' i ” Î*Î , nd S,ate* b>' "ft of Augusti Owen of Ivison, Oregon, (
au< <• tha' •
o. | >
ties for abusing the writ of Injunc water rati-* without giving the people! , ka. that state made a spectacular en bei-Washington. D. C.
». 1'92, Andrew Crooks of Albany, ton of Madison. Oreg
trance, marching In a solid column
tion."
fearful even n r»e a greaston
"tint) f. Linn. Stat* of Oregon, did i Vaughn of Ivison. Or<
Chaplains. Tuesday (opening dayi
the benefit of a meter.
> ¡down the centre aisle, bolding on
,90T- ,l!e ‘n this! Vaughn of Ivison. Oreg
“We did not establish postal sav
it»»e to as *rt and
■xervl»*
The distribution of tariffs and high a large banner of red, white and Kight rtev Jatues J Keane, archbish k’?r.Peimber
• her-' S
ingi banks.”
rightful »uthorlt'
. :- -worn statement No '»»■>■<
Any and all persons
rates must always be established with blue silk bearing th* painted portrait op of Wyoming; Wednesday. Rev 1
tMHtnies of the t '
"W* did not establish a bureau special reference to expenditures of
C. F Hi inter, Denver, Colo.; Thurs for the „„c hase of the E H of 8W versely the above-descrii
'of Bryan
Above the picture was
no we behold s an
of mines and mining “
«
and
W
i,
of
SE
>
4
of
Section
No.
day. Rabbi Samuel Kerch. Seattle
I the government, keeping in view the
requested to file their c
Inrtitutlot.r, i In
We di t not admit Into th* Union greatest good to the greatest number, painted “Bryan Voltintear»," and be Wash ; Friday. Rev P T Ratnsey’ v" ? T,’.wn«>’IP No. 1« south. Rang» office on or before the s
N" 2. West W M . and win offer of August. 1908.
ing Itself tn **lfl«h private end*, »pe the territories of New Mexico and particularly prohibiting the conver neath It. of Nebraska" It created Denver, Colo.
great enthusiasm
California follow
eddy .
nt*] privilege», resorting to cunning, Arizona as »eparste state«/'
BENJAM.N
Th* list as read was adopted unan pr -of to show that the land sought fa
sion of the tariff Into an accomplice .
«ter.
bribt-rv, end intimidation to maintain
The last congress was in »• 'salon of monopoly In the robbery of Amer ed with a splendid banner which bore imously.
.s'
'alnable for it* timber or stone
it» unholy power, while the masses during a financial crisis when In ican consumers The Democratic idea , the likeness of Bryan, the delegate*
Temporary Chairman Bell was then .tan for agrlcuUnral purpose*, and
tlMidly hoi>e that when avarice has numerable banking institutions, pre Is that the collection of snffldent carrying palmleaf fans and small escorted to the platform, and was lib
r .V11’,1! h’" r,",m to »»Id land be-
EXECUTOR'S NOTH E
e»»
■X?
,\1C,lk,ng' V 8 Commis-!
at last reached the point of satiety I ferrlttg a holiday to a funeral, closed I | revenue to meet the necessities of American flags
Estate of Danel Smit’’
erally applauded as he advanced to
he os
i
It will then benevolently permit the their door* and filled the mind* of government must be the basis for tar- , There were 12,000 geop le in the begin his address, which was cheered ' " r'
offlre in Eugen*. Ore-
Notice
Is
hereby
given
•»
’
hall when the convention was called
ti*»
people to resume their rightful share million* of i
An«n.°t
UM
0
"
4
*
’
'
the
5th
daT
°
f
l'
jiff regulations, and that the phlloso- to
{ order.
derslgned.
Henry
T
St
heartily
at
interval*
He
closed
at
f
1
the
la th* government
of themselves jand fear
phy of excluding competition by tax
1:51, amid great cheering
been duly appointed exe
, i hr
Called to Order.
He names as witnesses: Evermont
Whanever the muttering* of the pro I of postal *ai
on th* American consumer which re
estate of Daniel Smith, d • 1
The ro'l of s‘at*» a» then called R
pie become too threatening th* cry been steadily
Miner, of Eugen i*. Oregon: Harry
Promptly at 12 o'clock Chairman and members of the committee on l
quires him to pay greater prices at
order of the coutV'
it
of contis atlon goes up an I appeals | try, became :
inght th* gavel down and permanent organization, on rule* and I ' M Crooks, of Alht tny. Oregon; Wil- county, Oregon.
home than ar* demanded abroad la,’
All per
! 1’a b D. Neely
ar* frantically made to the sacred
onventton to order
After platform named
pernicious abuse of the taxing power <
f Eugene. Oregon; claims against said e*tat
No rman E. Ma
rights of property
This la Intended etnie the voir
time Taggart made a brief ad-
and a manifest injustice to our own ’
Icy of Eugene. Ore- by notified to present t
At 2 02 Dunn.of Ne
to affright th* ear* of honest men in president
and a ild the convention was the s resolution on »ervici
people.”
«
proper vouchers to sail
a
Comer
«'AM
Anv
»nd
alt
-i-,—■
the enjoyment of the fruits of thel*
lltical gathernlg ever as- Grover Cleveland
.-.«ir »» "J rPr’*on* claiming ad- the law office of L R
1
itdustry and thrift and by thus play lHltttUl
ed In tbe United States, paving
■ >•*«■ a*.
land* are I gene. Oregon, within
Governor Francis,
six
ing upon their prejudices and fears ItiKS or €
"The affirmative position of th* Ian eloquent tribute to Denver
J , their
in this. from the date thereof
spoke on the resolutic in
to deter them from casting their in drpotit**«!
democratic party upon these great I- Following Taggart's remarks the onel William Haldeman
f A»Ditnrimri ,he
5,h
Dated this 21»* day nt 1
fluence upon th* side of wholesome
questions will be mad* clear during secretary read th* official call and There were loud call
HENRY T SM
reforms. Th* cry of confiscation Is er muent and where no
th* Impending campaign, and, dis- Bishop John W Kean*, of Wyoming who went to the platform to offer a1
BENJAMIN L. EDDT,
j
Register.
L. BILTEU, Attorney
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