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>N, T H D B 8D A T , M A T 2 1 .1 9 0 8 ,
ing in votes for the senate from
a class o f gullible suckers among
Since our fatfit issue tw o cam­ republicans, w ho are troubled
paign speeches have been de­
livered in Newberg, each o f the
N OVERW HELMING majority o f Oregon's voters
tw o great political parties being
, by registration hare formerly declared that they
represented. On Saturday night ing, he wqrka overtime. He was
M o f the Republican party-
Governor Chamberlain spoke to given a considerate hearing by a
are honest by voting in ac­
a (nil house at Duncan’s hall, the representative Newberg audience
tions. The Oregon election
tact o f the speaker being the but the lack o f applause at the
, National Convention. Let
the First Congressional
dose
o
f
his
eflort
may
be
taken
governor ot tiro state attracting
he
Republican party in Ore-
to
indicate
a
frost
for
him
on
many people, although i^ was
ice
o f O regon's delegation
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plain to be seen that his hearers election day.
voting for H. M. Cake for
The second speech o f the cam­
were not vtith him in sentiment,
United States
N. C. Hawley fo r Repeu-
paign
vfor Newberg was made on
although they gave him a cour­
ry slscthm system will be
teous hearing which was a prop­ M onday night w hin Hon. J. D.
rale will be invited. The
Lee, candidate (or presidential
er thing t o do.
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will be smirched, and
The man o f the glad hand is a elector on the republican ticket,
itiooal Convention w ill be
born politician and be has the addressed the people. Mr. Lee
s. For the effect it Will
happy faculty o f bring able to makes no pretensions as a spell­
it is im perative that all
he Jane election shell be
stand before an audience and by binder but he speaks as a busi­
the use o f his sm ooth sophistry ness man w ho talks plain busi­
bubble over with ' egotietica ness sense to his hearers.
F or four years he held the po­
p l e a s a n t r i e s and downright
sition
o f superintendent o f the
boastm g negarding his past offi
cial acts and his ability to do penitentiary and he stated that
more for the "dear people” than he kqew many o f the men who
any other living man, and then be had been pardoned by Chamber-
rewarded by seeing his sugar lain, and be characterized the act
coated dope received as a matter in turning loose such a class o f
W t la ys wreath upon their lowly biers,
o f course by bis hearers, when murderers and cutthroats an
With no desire to Check the rising tears,
outrage
on
the
people
o
f
Oregon.
nine tenths o f the political speak­
A
n f .trust that God, who throughout the
ers who, should they indulge in. He punctured the little bubble
half the self-praise for their acts made by Chamberlain in the
Has witched the sleepers will at l0 t,
statement made by the latter to
would be hooted off the stage.
jfrihg rest and peace for ell our woes,
And make the desert blossom as the
Chamberlain is a “ Southern the effect that M ontana has re­
g c’man,” he having been born ceived larger appropriations at
and bred in the southland where the hands ot thé present congress
they raise democrats and make for public buildings than has
politicians out o f the m ajority Oregon, by explaining that Mon­
o f them. He is smooth. As a tana was patting np public
political speaker on a tour for buildings at present, while Ore­
Memorial Day, May 30th, will
catching votes from 'sapheaded gon had no^ extensive public
■e observed under the auspices
republicans his sophistry is his buildings in coarse o f construe- ;
M the G. A. R., assisted by the
stock in trade and he works it tion at this time.
veterans
ot the Spanish Ameri­
tyr- Lee makes a strong ap­
with a master hand.
can war, members o f the Nation­
peal to republicans to stand by
The Httie pronoun / I ” is
al Guard, the ladies o f the W. R.
Mr.
Cake
and
to
register
votes
stereotyped w ord o f his and his
C., tfag Sons ot Veterans, the chil­
that
will
count
tor
the
election
addresses are effectively emt
dren o f the public, schools, the
listed with it trom start to finish. o f a republican to represent Ore­
students o f Pacific College and
In the coarse ot his heart to heart gon in the United States senate,
No
more
to
grasp
s
hand
on
sarth
again,
all
patriots and liberty loving
and
the
campaign
he
is
making
talk he enlarged on the inability
No
more
to
greet
the
flag
that
o
'e
r
them
citizens.
•ot the present Oregon delegation will be followed by good results.
At 10 p. m. these bodies will
•n congress to secure for the state
On Mieeiasippi’i low and sandy plain
be formed in procession is-front
her share o f the spoils from the
Thousands stoop; whore the heaving see of the G. A. R. I headquarters,
public crib at Washington, and
Rolls back its waters A the main,
L
ift
thy
soul
shove
this
sordid
sphere.
corner o f First and Washington
when he mildly hinted that if he
W here selfish passions grate upon the A re thousands more, and along the streets, and will march to the
had been warming a seat in the
Tennessee, -
senate, Uncle Sam's big war fleet And go back in memory to the time,
Where Lookout proudly rears its rocky G. A. R. cemetery where ^he
head,
usual ceremonies will be carried
that is now sailing up the coast Our heroes wrought their work in deeds
ThouWnds more are sleeping with the out.
sublime,
i
w ould not have passed Port­
At 2 p. m. public exercises will
land by with a "stony stare,’ ’ Cheered on and battled for the right,
ftelying on the arm o f God's great might In Virginia's swaa
take place in the city park if
there were fellows in the audience
To hand to millions yet unborn a free
weather permit. Otherwise they
w ho were no doubt so carried And glorious land, the home o f liberty^ W e find a throng,
will be held in Duncan’s Opera
aw ay with his w ord picturing
Six hundred thousand graves declare
House. A good program has
that they easily saw in their
been prepared for this service.
“ mind’s eye” on r *?Geosge” beck*
Mrs. Millie Bronillette Whitten
oning to the Admiral from the
and Principal R. W. Kirk will
heights at Oregon City as he
deliver addresses. The Newberg
sailed the fleet through the great
O f a fettered nation’s aad dispairing Listen l it is the sergeant, (Mi! can it be?
locks at the falls, and later the
band and some o f Newberg’s
"U
s
the
morning
call,
the
reveille.
tone,
s^oul stirring whistle o f the flag­ In its g n a t conflict with power,
befit
ringers will render several
^
Do you not hear it? A h ! it has «
selections.
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ship was heard reverberati*^ The long suppressed desire fo r free­
dom's
hour
.
The committee on arrange­
over hilltop, along the banks o f
Is no reporter here to make them
S im p s o n ’s "Beautiful Wtlla- Then aspirations o f the noblest caste,
ments would urge upon all loyal
known?
Sentimental strictures cast 4 way,
The list so long, the calling and replies. citizens a general and reverent
mette” and even to the head­ To join the issue in the battle’ s,
To link with their proud names Ms observance o f the day which, for
waters of the Chehalem.
ind settle for all coming years o f time,
/The only time there was evi­ The truths so grand, self-evident sub­
forty years, has been kept in
quickly thus himself immortalise,
lime.
dence shown o f a ruffled feather
hark! I haar a name o f grandest honor o f oar noble ck$ad-»-bcroic
was when reference was made to Our fathers taught when A s t a nation
sonls—who gave np all that man
the charge that he had/beea en­
holds dear for their country and
tirely to o free in the n seof his The right from Britain's haughty mon­
•tfi flag.
arch tom ,
pardoning power, for the best That one groat power did equal all
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interests o f those who reside on
Adjutant.
create,
the outside o f the pen, atwj while The creatare, man, what’er hit dim e
or state,
he failed to make any mention o f
Rich
or poor, black or white, great or
the release of Hembree, who was
small.
sent np from Tillam ook county That nature’s God endowed his children
Kearney, Stevens, Williams, Lyon, 8111,
for murdering his wife and
The grand old heroes aaswar “ present"
daughter and burning the banse
over their bodies in an attempt
t o conceal the crime, and also
passed np the other cold blooded
murderers that he has turned
loose, a medace to society, he
waved his wand over the andi-
ence and when he told what he
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Smith,
was doing to save "the b oy s’ ’
Reynolds, W allace, generals all, \
They
patiently
endured
the
heavy
load,
b y means o f the parole, when
W here crimson blood m free as water They answer to the spirit sergeant's
they are released with the father­
call,
flowed, ,
ly injunction to be good boys And (allied at hat, triumphed in the Meade, Franklin, Crocker, Redfleld
Blodgett, Rice,
and not nse intoxicating drinks,
rifibt,
They
form a part o f the groat price
And
saved
to
as
in
freedom
's
holy
light
hearts were touched add the
Our country paid, but Oh! the roll’ s too
This
glorious
country,
and
aa
we
recall
sound of the trickle o f the scald­
long.
This day their work, it Mda us honor
ing tears was only muffled bv
Remember it is six hundred thousand
the veterans one and all.
the sawdust that ^oswered the Who answered here to our country's
strong,
W e cannot name them all, soma are
call.
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s
floor.
"unknow n,"
"G eorge" is a u artist, and in A'nstiM*«
lies ia a nation’s On earth with grass their graves are
his tour far the jmqpose ot* rak-
pride.
Political M notings Hold.
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