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Hoosierdom. And politics are
“OREGON
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sometimes
thought to be not al
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together apathetic, even in old
OREGONIANS.”
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ISSUKD SVXBT THDKSDAT MOSSING
NEW BERQ GRAPHIC.
The pert, independent attitude
w. c. woodward . An Interesting Echo in die His­ o f the people is amply illustrated
in a resolution adopted a t a
tory of Oregon Politics
public meeting in P o r t la n d ,
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.
“ Bourne nominee is rank out­ April 1, 1851; “ Resolved--That
,T, JUNE 16. 1910.
sider.”
“ Man slated for Vale the President o f t h e \ United
Land Office is resident o f Penn­ States be respectfully informed
" The Glacier says Hood River sylvania?* These were in part that there are many respectable
has seventy-one autos represent­ the headlines in a Portland paper individuals in Oregon capable o f
ing an outlay o f about $135,- one day last week, announcing discharging the duties devolving
000. Look out for higher prices the opposition which is being upon the judges, as well as filling
for apples.
made to the appointment by any other office under the Terri­
President T aft of B. R. Kester as torial government.” This senti­
President T aft w ill have to
Register and Receiver o f the new ment seems largely to obtain in
find some more convindng argu­
Vale Land Office in Eastern Ore­ the year o f our Lord nineteen
ments against insurgency than
gon. Kester is a Pennsylvanian; hundred and ten. Asahel Bush,
turning down the political ap­
in short, a “ rank outsider,” then the big stick wielder in Ore­
pointees o f insurgent congress­
and it is being vigorously and gon politics, raised a cry through
men. There is certainly nothing
patriotically maintained that the Statesman against Oregon
original in the latter method and
there are plenty o f good men >in salaries being “ gobbled up by a
it w ill prove far from effective.
Oregon to take care o f the Ore­ set o f foreign mercenaries and
The hands o f the clock may be
gon jobs. The writer is a suf­ taken out of the country.”
tpmed back but that will not
Examples and illustrations of
ficiently g o o d Oregonian t o
change the time o f day.
sympathize with this sentiment, the Oregon spirit in politics could
easily be added. But the point
Since there has been consider­ but it isn’t the pro and con of
has been made. Wbp says his­
able interest taken in school the proposition that is o f con­
tory does not repeat itself—even
matters in Newberg during the cern with him here.
in
Oregon politics?
The headlines quoted caught
past tew months, doubtless the
attendance at the annual school his attention as expressing a re­
meetihg to be held on next Mon- incarnation, or perhaps better, a
Tin/tecl States Tfationat tdan/c
■ it wooowako .
standard.
The meeting is called tor 2 o ’clock gave flavor and intensity to Ore
Warner, Eva Frazier, Oscar Cal­
in Duncan’s hall. There will be gon politics aw ay back in the
fifties. .The Oregon pioneers kins and Mamie Coulson.
three directors elected.
After presenting the diplomas,
were typical frontiersmen—inde­
Pres.
Kelsey sprung a little surT
pendent,
self-willed,
fully
con­
The subscription for the build
prise,
upon ’the class as well as
ing fond for Pacific College has fident o f their ability to manage
reached $27,700, leaving only their own political affairs. In upon the audience, by announcing
$2300 to be raised in order to fact they had proved this ability that the Board had granted a
complete the subscription and in­ in their organization and success­ scholarship to the honor member
sure the erection o f the building ful administration o f the Pro­ o f the class. The announcement
Hence, that Miss Bernice Benson would
this year. The deficiency does visional Government.
not look large when compared to when the organization o f the receive the scholarship was
the whole sum, bût a dose can­ Territorial government brought roundly applauded."
On Tuesday evening was the
vass has been made already and them under t h e jurisdiction
concert
given by the Music De­
the fact that a number ot people o f the United States govern
have so for foiled ter* say - what ment, there was “ something partment assisted by Miss Clara
w h e n * “ foreigners” Howell, o f Portland. The con­
they w ill do, makes thé canvass stirring”
drag along and keep the work were sent out from the East to cert was well attended and a very
delayed.
. hold down the Territorial jobs. c l a s s ic a l program excellently
One continual and bitter fight
As an Oregonian, the writer was made on the imported office predation o f the Newberg audi
has always stoutly contested holders for whom life was made ences for the better class o f music'
when aw ay from home that Ore­ so burdensome that some were is becoming veiy noticeable and
gon roses surpass all others. glad after a brief service to resign is in great part due to the earnest
Sometimes, however, after view ­ and escape from the strenuosness educative efforts o f Prof, and
ing an unusually fine array ot and distraction o f Oregon office Mrs. Hull. Miss H ow ell’s voice
California beauties, he has al­ holding.
was clear and smooth and her
most questioned (always silent­
numbers
were very pleasing.
An interesting parallel is to be
ly ) that superiority. But it only found to the case now pending. The concert was altogether a
requires a renewed acquaintance In 1853 Judge M. P. Deady, a success and w ill materially help
with the home roses at this time popular and gifted young Ore­ with the piano fund.
o f the year to bring complete re­ gonian, was removed without
assurance. There is a wealth o f cad s»b y Pres. Pierce who filled
vigor and luxuriance, to the the vacancy by appointing O. B.
latter which gives A em class McFadden, a resident o f the
above their southern competi­ same state from which Kester
An old story was retold on the
tors. The Oregon Romeo who hails. The Oregon Democrats college field Monday afternoon,
sings to his Juliet, “ You are my rose in arms against their own when the college boys took the
garden o f beautiful roses,’ ’ leaves administration as certain Oregon alumni into camp to the tune o f
absolutely nothing to be said. Republicans give promise o f do­ 8 to 4. In the early stages o f the
ing in the present instance. Mc­ fray the old boys showed a little
Superintendent Ackerman hit Fadden came on to take his job. nervousness, and this, hooked up
o ff several good things in his The reception he received was suf­ to the fact that the alumni
address before the High School ficiently warm to justify him in twirler, brought on from Illinois
graduates Friday evening which suspecting th a t Oregon Demo­ fo r the occasion, was too mighty
might be taken as key notes- crats were swarming and took for the man at the receiving end,
F o r instance: Don’t spend your him for the goat. The press allowed the collegians to gather
time trying to get ahead o f other abused him and public meetings in their eight runs before their
people—just try always to beat were held denouncing him as a opponents hit their pace. The
yourself. Boys don’t get any­ political heretic and a traitor to latter steadied down, and by
where who hang around loafing Oregon Democracy. So violent good work by the battery and in
resorts, whittling and smoking was the opposition that McFad­ the good support accorded it,
cigarettes. The sweet girl grad­ den was transferred early in shut off the college boys and an­
uate can aspire to no higher call­ 1854 to the new Territory of nexed four tallies.
in g than to be at the head o f a Washington and Deady was re­
The game got better as it got
happy, honest and virtuous instated.
older and some really good t«.n
home. The people o f Oregon de­
A t about the same time, John was seen in the last few innings.
mand that those who teach and W\ Davis, o f Indiana, was ap­ The alumni put up a lx-ttdr
guide their children shall not pointed governor o f Oregon, to game than common. Few er­
cease to be teachers when they succeed Geo. L. Curry, a young rors were made by either side and
shut the school-house door be­ Oregonian,
who was t he n a few grand stand stunts veA
hind themselves in the evening. warming the gubernatorial chair pulled off. T w o old fans, H. :R
to the satisfaction o f the pecfple. Morris and Sam Parrish, who
North Dakotans to Picnic.
Davis was a man o f national have figured in Newberg’s base
prominence in his party; had rep­ ball history, contributed their
The North Dakota Society o f
resented it in Congress, ‘had services as umpires, to the satis­
Yamhill county will hold their
served as speaker o f the House faction o f all.
annual picnic at the LaFayette
and had twice been Chairman o f
Here is the list o f the performers;
Locks, June 24th.
the Democratic National Con­
Alumni
College^
All former North Dakotans and
vention. But the Oregon Demo­ Hadley, Kramien c Amisti >ng
their families are eligible to
crats failed to appreciate the Kramien, Haworth p
Smith
membership.
Come early and
lb
compliment. T o Yhem, he was Wilson
. Elliott
bring a “ Full Dinner Pail.”
2b
but another imported office hold­ Stanbrough
Rees
J. O. L yon , President.
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er. As Editor Dryer put it in She Woodward
Craven
J. D. G ordon , Secretary.
ss
Oregonian, “ Gov. Davis was a Armstrong
Hadley
rf
“ H ow do you know when foreigner. He had neither driven Coulson
N ew W
you r husband forgets to mail his team across the plains nor Spaulding
cf
Hanson
If
the letters you give him?”
been to the mines.” The gov­ Haworth
Kyes
“ I always put acardaddrrssed ernor’s captious fellow Demo­
to myself a m o n g ’em. I f I don’t crats nearly hectored the life out
The Graphic and Weekly Ore­
get it the next day, I know. o f him and he resigned after nine gonian $2.25 per year; or the
And it only costs a cent.“ — months, returning to the more Graphic and Semi-Weekly Jour-,
placid p o l i t i c a l w a t e r s o f nal one year for $2.00.
Cleveland Leader.
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