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"JOINDER."
The Oregonian of March 19th
08, throws some lurid light on
few of the dark places in the
Oregon State Senate concerning
its operations in connection with
tHe Title Guarantee and Trust
Co., the Savings Bank that last
(all made the worst failure in the
- history of the State, which but
for the generosity of Wm.S.Ladd
would have made thousands of
well-to-do persons penniless, de
pleted the State School fund
itveral thousands of dollars, and
reduced many poor widows and
orphans to a state of want
(The Oregonian says, "Many of
the crooked works of the Ross
btmk, while offenses against the
people and the good-faith rules
of legitimate banks, are not pun
Unable as crimes against the
peace and dignity of the state;
ideh, for example, as keeping a
Mcret paid lobby at the Legis
lature to fight "hostile" legisla
tion; presenting to the public as
a boost to crooked bank business,
false statements' of finances;
wing depository funds to carry
os private schemes, etc."
This lobby had a secret code of
telegraphy in which its friends
in! the Senate, as a precaution,
were nicknamed; Sen. Bower
nan aa ' " joinder " , was
chairman of the committees of
Revision of Laws and Judiciary,
to which all the banking legis
lation wanted by the defunct
bank was referred; and it is a
matter of common record that
the Trust company got laws pas
ted or defeated just about as it
wanted them. One of the laws
in which the said bank was inter
ested was the "Review" bill a
bill introduced with the object of
reviewing the suit for the posses
sion of the Marquam .Theater
property in Portland, which the
now defunct bank had managed
to "law" the real owner out of.
After this bill passed the House,
Bank President Ross' lobby "got
busy." A cipher message was
sent to Ross by Atty. Kollock, one
of the bank's lobbyists,' stating
that the Haines bank bill was
"well watched," and that the
bill for the control of state de
posits was "gaining ground."
This Beared Robs who added to
bis lobbv and had wired to Kol
lock, "Provide room forMunly;
meet him 7:45 tonight; ask
joinder (Senator Bowerman ),
watch namesake (Review Bill)
vigilantly". The next day the
bill appeared in the Senate, and,
on Howerman's motion, was re
ferred to his committee on Re
, vision of Laws. This victory for
( Jhe bank was then telegraphed
to Ross, "joinder safe on Review
clock work, and the goods rere
being delivered without a hich.
Later Atchinson wired to ,Ras
that the Review bill had been in
definitely postponed, which mnt
that it was killed for keeps, Ind
the bank was Bafely out of ihe
Marquam trouDie. U
.fihtrt They Stand!
Wit! regard to the election of
a U. Sj Senator, Mr. Bowerman
in his petition for nomination,
does lot agrco to support the
pooplos choice, nor the choice of
the rcjublican voters either. He
wants .0 choose a Senator to suit
himscf, not to suit the 'people,
andtdlhrow the election of a
U. S. lenator into the legislature,
underline old ' system of dead
locks ind grafts innumerable.
Wond why? He wants to be
in the 'uture as in the past, a
"bosH ' not a servant of the peo
ple, (Dcted to carry out their
wishc
In rect contrast to Senator
Bowe nan's position in this mat
ter, h i opponent, Judge George
B, Bcrhill, states that he will
suprxt the choice of the Re
public voters for U. S. Senator.
-Fossi Journal.
Publl utilities in this district
seem ti consist in the public
being utlized by a few private
indivifials. How long will the
publistand this "wool pulling"?
At 1st public sentiment says
it's bg overdone and that the
turninj point has been reached!
se a man does not think
ai youlo is no sign he is a fool.
rhia hlds good even in politics.
Wotbticeby "Joinder's" paper
the Imes, that "Old Jay is still
alive"and we are glad of it, but
the inferable stench which arose
and instill arising from some of
his pojtical deals in the past pro
claim hat as far as his political
ambitin is concerned, the knell
has ben rung.
ThaiMoro Observer, through
its coimns, tells "Fitz" to give
theG(be "fits." Well, it is
easilyseen that the poor old "0"
8cribljer doesn't know the con
dition) of affairs-"Fitz hasn't
got trfe say and he's got troubles
of hisbwn.
"Bwerman and Pike were
over n the Mitchell country
smilirp on the people" says the
Mitch)ll News. Is that an in
dication that the voters there
have been won over? Certainly
not, irthe people of Wheeler
countjr are by far toe wise and
can see what lies behind treach
erous' smiles dirty political
schemes, selfish ambition, the
turning over of the people's rights
to boses and corporations, as in
the past few years. Beware of
the modern Judasl
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Political Information.
Registration for primaries close
April.7.
Primary election April 17.
Registration reopens April 21.
Clope for election May 15.
General election June 1.
In ilia
is announcement in tne
Spray Courier, Jay Bowerman
says, "If I am nominated and
elected, I will in the future,
A3 1 have IN the past, perform
the duties pertaining to the office,
etc." This statement alone
should kill any chance he ever
had of being re-elected, for the
people of this district do not
want the kind of legislation they
have had in the past. ,.
Several papers in this district,
antagonistic to D. R. Parker who
is to be the next District Attor
ney, are publishing all sorts of
rotten and base things that they
may turn the voters from a man
who has a record that is beyond
reproach. They are working un
der the motto of the "boss" and
have been imbued with his un
derhanded methods. Having
nothing to prove against Parker
that will lose votes for him, they
k down to the lowest level and
resort to the meanest of things,
and print ail sorts of misrepre
sentations.
The Times has never dared to
mention the good things Bower
man has done. . It's a regular
clam on the subject of his good
deeds, while its policy is to throw
u niTii
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LOTS
AND ACRES
360-acre Ranch
1080 "
House and 4 lots
800-A at $12.50
per acre.
IC. CUHRAN
CONDON REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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Office over the Pot Office.
ft Condon, Ore fl
The old Pennsylvania Dutch
Dunkard recommend "Hickory
Bark Cough Remedy." Guaran
teed to cure your cough and guar
anteed to be pure. Made from the
bark of the shell bark or white hick
ory tree. For tale by R. L. Hunt,
Pharmacist, and all dealera.
J. J. Portwood
LIVERY
and FEED
STABLE
North Main Street
IIEYSim:jIlC013
BUfcM KMaey mm4 Bia4mf night
The O.K.
Shop
OOLDEN STIVINS. Proprietor
Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting
Hot and Cold Batba in Connection.
On door north UlllUm Co. Baok BUg.
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No, 1 Portland Speoial. .....SilO P. M.
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COS DON BRANCH. .
No 11 leaves Condon dally (except Sun
day) at :y A. M. A'ss at -Arlington
at 11 :10 AM. No.2 leaves Arlington
daily (except Sunday) at if.ts P M. ar
rrofeMtonal Director u .
Q R. PARKER '
ATTCRNEY-AUAW
Offire In Condon Nulional Unit Block.
Q W, PARMAN
ATTOBNEY-ATLAV
U S. COMMISSIONER
Cervfal ttDliin given to all balne
niraited in mjr care.
Cmrrth Dlmi
Condon, Oregon.
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Physicians and Surgeons
Dr and tKclt f'altt ommntlr . n.virMl
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JW. DONNELtY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.1, '
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Disease! x,f Women a Specialty.
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Condon, Or.
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Condon, Oregon
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Tis a feat to fit feet, and done successfully, 'tis a fete to tender feet.
Our enviable reputation as successful shoe dealers is due to our
ability to fit feet R. E. Z. and Star Brand Shoes do the work.
Condon Meat Company
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Flna Stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
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North Main Street, Condon, Oregon.
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JUAN, NO. 27.510-
BELGIAN STALLION
WHl'make th Season of I903", from April l,
to July I, at my ranch 3 mi. nirth of Condrn,
TCDPQs $12.50 for the
II.IlliQ 7.50 for single
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tsrliBing oiediuais oi this elaas In'f ..
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par sgate line. S?nd 75e and will
mail yoa the Journal for one y-nr ; or ior
10c in silver or iUiiips we iil sni'i it
for two month a on trial. -
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