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to neat ing liquor aa a beverage, or keeps
or uses a place, structura or vahiole,
either permanently or transient, for sell-
in ar," furnishing or giving away, or in.
which or from whioh intoxicating liquors
W H E R E A S , The Secretary of State of are sold given away or furnished, or
ified me m otherwise dealt in as aforesaid, shall be
the State of Oregon haa notified
writing that pursuant An
to Act
the makiQn’ sf- guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, on
conviction thereof, ba fined, not more
Of an Act entitled "A n
fective the initiative and re (erano um thau $260.00 for the first offense, and
subséquent offense ba fined
; »revisions of Hectfon I of Artici« IT of shsll for any subsequent
I fee Constitution of the Htata of Oregon, not more » th an $600.
' Section 8. A petition for an election
and regulating elections thereunder and
providing penalties for violations of pro­ under the provisions of this law shall
visions of this A c t," approved February be sufficient if substantially as follows:
24th, 1003, the Brewers and Wholesale ‘ A petition to determine whether the
Liquor Dealera’ Association of Oregon, sale of intoxicating'liquors aa a bever­
duly filed in his office on January 22d, age shall be prohibited in .................. pre­
1006, an initiative petition containing cinct of the county o f......................in the
8301 signatures properly attached to a state of Oregon.
(D a te )..............................190..
copy of aaid measure, certified in accord­
ALL CANDIDATES NAMED
'T o the oounty court o f........ ....
ance with law, demanding that a pro­
state of Oregon t
posed law, the title, tenor and effect of
— ♦—
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‘ We, the undersigned, reepeotfully
which is hereinafter particularly net
W e today give the names of every
represent th a t we are qualified electors
forth, shall be submitted to the
RALPH W. HO YT.
o
f
........ precinct in the county of
voters of the State of Oregon for
man in Oregon seeking nomination
........ ........ and state of Oregon, and
approval or rejection at the ga
for offioe, insofar as the nomina­
we hereby request yon to order an
Candidate for Republican Nomination election to be held in said state on the that
4th day of June, being the prat Monday election to determ ine whether or not the
tions for state offices are conoerned.
sale of intoxicating liqnor aa a beverage
in June, 1906.
For State Treasurer.
There will be no oontest in the demd
shall be prohibited in aaid precinct, said
H O W , T H E R E F O R E , I , G ao.
cratic primaries.
Gov. Cham
G hambkmlain , Governor of the Stata of election to be held at the tim e of the
N o nam e w hich has yet been m en ­ Oregon, in obedience to the provisions next biennial election in aaid oounty.’
berlain’s renomination has been a tioned
for ih e offioe of treasurer o f the of said Act hereinbefore first mentioned,
“ The county clerk shall, upon leceipt
foregone conclusion from the time state of Oregon, haa been reoelved w ith do hereby make and issue this Proclama­ of such petition, imm ediately file the
m uch popular approval aa th a t of tion to the people of the State of Oregon same, and shall thereupon oom pa re the
he decided to seek a second term. so
M r R alph H H o y t. H ia fltneaa for auch announcing that the eaid Brewera and signatures of the electors signing the
The only other offioe for which a responsible position la questioned by Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association same w ith their signatures on the regis­
no one on a n y ground.
H e la well has filed said initiative petition w ith the tration books of the election then pend­
more than one candidate has ap kno
w n throughout the state aa one of requisite number of signatures thereto ing, or if none pending then w ith the
peared is congressman for ttye first the leading financier« of the Pacific attached, demanding that there shall be nignatnree on the registration books
district, and Charles V . Galloway ooaat. A lth o u g h he haa devoted a busy submitted to the legal electors of 'the «and Wanks on file in bis offloe for the
lifetim e to handUog peoples’ money, State of Oregon for th heir
appi.--------- or preceding general election. I f the requi
e ir approval,
seems to be assured of the nomi n ot only through ordinary banking rejection
ir election texte fits number of qualified electors shell
jectioo at the regulai
channels
of
circulation
and
exchange,
held
on
the
4th
day
of
June,
1900, said have signed the petition, he shell there­
nation.
but in matter» o f large investments, day being the first Monday In said upon eee that it Is entered in full in the
In the republican primaries there never a w ord baa ever been uttered th a t m onth, a h ill entitled "A B ill to propose records of the oountv court.
" A t least twenty days previous to any
will be a struggle over the nomi would In any m anner tend to question by initiative petition a law to amend
** f, *■*
, J ‘ ' or Section I , and to repeal Sections 2 ,3 , 4, 5. election hereunder the county clerk shall
hia wisdom
honor, , bis In
nation for almost every offioe. The hia
the righteousness of hia everyday bust
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 19, 18. 14, 16, 16, 17 and deliver to the sheriff of the county at
live candidates for governor are neoe purpose. H is reputation as an 10, and adding sections to be designated least five ootioes of the election for each,
bontwt man la, Indeed, bla greatest cap­ as Sections 2, 3, 4, 6, 0, 7, 8 ,9 ,1 0 ,1 1 and election precinct in said county voting
carrying on a hot fight. The same ital. R a lp h W H o y t haa been a life­ 12, of a law enacted by the people of the on the question. Said notice shall be
is true of the aspirants fqr United long republican and haa rendered State of Oregon under an Initiative peti­ substantially in the following form :
Liquor Election Notice.
em in ent servioe for the p arty tion by a vote and election held at the
Stales senator, for secretary oTXate much
Notice la hereby given that o n ............
from w hich he has been Induced to general election in Juno, 1904. and enti
and for state treasurer.
Bitter seek the »m ail favor of the nom ination tie d : ‘ A B ill to propose, by initiative pe­ th e ..............day o f...................190.. at the
the offioe of state treasurer. T h a t titio n, a law providing for elections in ' . .................. in r r e c in c t .................... in the
rivalry has developed among the for
he w ill reoeive it there can be no reas­ any county or any precinct therein or Oounty of .................. an election w ill be
republican congressional oandi onable doubt; and th a t he w ill make an any subdiidsion of a
held to determine whether the sale of
any number of entire and contiguous intoxicating liquors shall be prohibited
dates in both the first and second ideal, economical and conscientious of
official In th a t responsible capacity, precincts of such county, to determine in said precinct, which said election will
districts. Still another lively oon there cau l>e no possible question. There whether the sale of intoxicating liquors be held at 8 o'clock in the morning end
test is that for the nomination for la no m an lu the state who Is better shall be prohibited in such oounty or w ill continue u ntil 7 in the afternoon of
fitted o r equipped w ith experience to subdivision thereof, or in such precinct} eaid day.
state printer. The primaries will
Dated thia'......... day o f...............1 9 0 ....
rform the duties of the office than providing for the filing’ of petitions for
......................County Clerk
r H o yt. I n fact, the statem ent can such elections and the form and effect
take place April 20and voters have
o f..........................County Oregon.
be tru th fu lly emphasized by anying thereof, and for notices of such elections
until April 10 to register. There th a t there la no m an in the com m on­ and for the time and manner of holding
" I t shall be the duty of the sheriff, at
is every indication of a heavy vote. w ealth equally well qualified for auch and conducting the same declaring what least twelve days before any election
service
M r H o y t helievea th a t the shall constitute a subdivision of the hereunder, to post said notices in public
places in the vicinity of the polling place
State
Funda collected lu a county county w ithin the meaning of this law
Some time sinoe The OregonisD ahould be deposited lu th a t oounty, and declaring what acts shall and what shat or/ptaees.—Thereupon the clerk and the
th e re in . I n addition to this, not constitute a violation ol this law; sheriff shall each briefly enter of reoord
invited candidates for United States circulated
It m ay he said w ith equal truthfulness declaring the qualifications of petition­ their compliance with the provisions
senator, representative in congress (h a t a vote for M r H o y t la a vote for ers and of electors at such elections; of thia section, and auch record shall be
to such elections the provisions >rima facie evidence that all the proviy-
and for governor to avail them ooe o f the heat and moat popular mem applying
of Sections 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903. 1904. ons of tnis section have been fully com­
bera of the Republican P arty.
selves of its columns for the pro
1905, 1900, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 19fl, plied w ith.
1912 and 1975, of Bellinger and Cotton’«
"Section 4. The phrasdfeintoxicating
mulgation of their platforms, or
His Sterling Record.
AnnotatedCodes and Statutes of Oregon; liquors’ as used in thia act, shall be con­
declaration of principles, or what
roviding for printing and distributing strued to mean any distilled, m alt, vin­
allots for auch elections; prescribing ous, or intoxiosting liquor by whatever
T h is la a fact th a t the farmers and
ever they might be called, upon
struggling home-owners o f Oregon the duties of public officers in relation name the same may be known, but
which each planned to make his ahould
reflect upon. D u rin g the 18 to such elections and in relation to the nothing in this act shall be construed to
oampaign. Most of them have ac years th a t H o n . John H . A itk in has enforcement of the provisions of this prevent the selling of intoxicating liquor
been a t the head of tw o of the largest law ; providing for the issuance by the at retail by a regular druggist for exclu­
oepted, and all of them will, no oommerolal
Institutions of Oregon and county court of orders prohibiting the sively medicinal, pharmaceutical, scien­
doubt, accept before the campaign hundreds of thousands of dollars have sale of intoxicating liquors within cer­ tific or sacramental purposes, and when
tain limits and declaring the duties of sold for medicinal purposes it shall be
doses. The platforms have been passed through his hands, he has auch
courts in reference thereto; lim it­ sold only io good faith upon a written
never y e t foreclosed a mortgage. H is
interesting reading, for they have bank has advanced money to ueedy ing the time w ithin which the question »reecnption, issued, signed and dated,
n good faith, by a reputable physician
of
prohibiting
such sale of intoxicating
defined important issues now be settlers, and the oompany of which he liquors may again
be submitted to vote in active practioe, which prescription
la president has given them liberal
fore the public ag each candidate credit u n til they could Improve th e ir in the saute district;-providing penalties ahall not be used but once; and nothing
and punishment for the violation of any contained in any of the sections of thia
saw and understood them. It is little ranches and get solidly on their 'of
the provisions ol this law; providing act shall in any manner affect the right
feet. M a n y of them have been delln
quite remarkable that there has quent In tb e lr paym euts o f interest and for the return to any liquor dealer or of any *
been no great divergence of views, principal, m an y failed to meet tbelr other person of a proportionate amount er, distiller or vintner iu said precinct
u ntil long after they were due of any license fee which he may have to sell or deliver intoxicating liquors at
although some of the platforms have bills
But to the lasting credit M r A itk in It paid, whenever the district io which he wholesale.
’ "T h e words 'giving sway* where they
been long and some sh ort Sunday oan be said th a t be has never foreclosed, shall be engaged in business shall be ds- occur
in this set shell not apply to the
mortgage nor forced a man in to bank­ dlared to 1« prohibition territo ry; i
The Oregonian prints, in accord­ a ruptcy.
This la a pretty good reoord, applying to all elections held under »I.«* giving away of intoxicating liquors by s
ance with its impartial policy, the when it bee >mes a question of voting proviait ns of thia law, the provisions of person in bis private dwelling unless
tbe general election laws of tbe etate, such private dwelling iss place of public
platform of Jonathan Bourne, for such a mau for an im p o rtan t stata and declaring oertain rules of evident* resort.
office. M r A itk in Is now a candidate
"T h e word 'precinct' as- used herein
candidate for United States senator. before the republican primaries for the applicable to prosecutions under this act,
and designating the precincts to which shall be construed to mean a voting
It is long, hat it appears to be Im p ortan t office of Treasurer of Oregon. this act applies, and providing th a t thin precinct as established in the several
T h e struggling farmer should carefully
candid, intelligent and readable, oonsider If i t Is not a good plan to trust act shall not apply to the manufacture counties of the etate.
sale of liquora at wholesale by brewers,
"Section 6. The following shell be
altogether thé expression of a w ith h igh public offioe one who has al or
ways proven so loyal and faith fu l to distillers, vintners, or wholesale liquor deemed a sufficient entry and record as
vigorous and active man. The his own neighbors.
a result of an election held under the
dealers.* ”
The tenor and effect of the aaid pro provisions of this a c t:
Oregonian hopes within a short
posed bill is to so amend the said exist­ State of Oregon, Oounty o f..............:se.
time to perform the same servi«
ing law that it w ill,if aaid bill is adopted,
The election held on t h e ..........day
read as follows:
o f.............. 1 9 0 ..., i n . ................. .. Precinct
by presenting to the public the
"Section. 1. Whenever 80 peroent of in the Oonnty o f ....................... State of
platforms of the remaining rena
the qualified electors of any precinct in Oregon, under the precinct local option
the
state of Oregon shall ;>etition tbe law, resnlted as follows:
toriai candidates, and it feels sure
county court of any county for the p riv­
Whole num ber of votes against the
that their contributions will add
ilege to determine by ballot whether the
sale of intoxicating liquors as a bev­
sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage
erage ...................... *
to the public knowledge of and
shall be prohibited within tbe lim ite of
Whole number of votes for tbe sale of
general interest in a very lively
such precinct, such county eourt shall
intoxicating liquors as a beverage
order
an
election
to
be
held
thereon
at
senatorial campaign.
tbe next regular biennial general election
.
.
.County clerk.
in said county; but such petition shall
"8ection 6. The territory enclosed by
After" 1 puo. Wednesday, It is very
be filed with the clerk of aaid countv the boundaries of any precinct within
court not less than 45 days, not more which th e 'M ie of intoxicating liquors
difficult for ua to baudle copy that
than 90 days prior to such election. has been prohibited as provided in
-'.all« for changes in the form.
Such election shall Ixt held at the usual Section 1 of this act shall be controlled
place for holding elections in said pre­ by the reenlt of such election and the
cinct, if there he such place, and if not, law ahall remain in full force and effect
then at such place as the county court in aaid territory for two years and there
may direct within said precinct, and after and u ntil another petition is pre­
notice shall be given and the election sented under the provisions of this act
conducted in the same manner as provi­ in said precinct for another election
ded by law for the election of general therein and the result thereof is against
officers, so far as said law may be appli­ such prohibition.
IS is a common expres*
cable. The election shall be conducted
" Section 7. Whenever any person.
by tbe regular judges and clerks of firm or corporation engaged in any kina
sion we hear on every
H e n . John H . A itk e n .
election in all cases, and the county of liquor traffic has discontinued sucb
side. U n le s s there is M r A itk in places him self decidedly clerk ahall furnish the ballots for such traffic, by reason of an election thereon
general election at which such local op­ within the tim e specified by Section 1 of
upon record as favoring an imm ediate
tion vote is to be taken, prepared as this act, and has paid or baa charged
some organic trouble, the con­ change
of the law now governing the
hereinafter provided. The result of auch upon the tax or license roll with an
state treasurer. A t present the treasur­
eleotion
aball be certified by the judges assessment upon such traffic, the county
dition can doubtless be remedied. er
oot ouly draws his salary of $4,800 a
and clerks of election in the same man­ court (or city council in incorporated
year, but la also allowed to deposit the
Your doctor is the best adviser. surplus funds of the state where he ner as the resnlt of the election of oounty citiee where such license or tax is paid
or other officers at a general election, to the city), opon being fullv satisfied of
pleases and to pocket the Interest on
and the oounty clerk snail enter forth­ such fact, ahall issue to such person,
Do not dose yourself with all these
huge deposits. M r A itk in declares
with the record of the result o f tbe firm or corporation, an order refunding
em phatically for a change in this
election
upon tbe record of the county the amount of such tax or license, pro­
'¿¡nds of advertised remedies — system so th a t a state board, consist­
court of said county. In all trials ter portionate to the unexpired time for
ing of the governor, secretary of state
get his opinion. More than likely nd treasurer, aball decide where thqae violations of thia law the original entry which M id assessment or license has
of said record and copy thereof certified been paid or charged.
snail be made and th a t the In ­ to by said county clerk, provided it
"Section 8. Tbe petition for an elec­
you need a concentrated fat food deposit«
terest shall revert to the state and uot shows th e ta majority of votes
tion provided for herein shall be deemed
to the e xtra oonpanaation of the official. auch aleetion in such
sufficient when the petition shall ba
to enrich your blood and tone This is a radical Innovation along the
against the sale of Intoxicating liquora signed by as manv qualified electors as
lines o f true public retrenchm ent. I t as a beverage, shall be prima facie evi­ le equal to 30 percent of the number of
up the system.
bee the ring of genuine sincerity and Is dence that tbe selling, furnishing or votes cast in M id precinct at tbe last
m akin g M r A itk in tbouaauds of earnest
iving sway of intoxicating liquors as a preceding general election for justice of
friends among all clasase w ho hold faith
average,or the keeping of a place where tbe supreme court.
In complaints,
to the public higher th a n mere graft. such liquors are aola, kept for sale, furn­ informations or indictments for the
His platform Is sim plicity itself.
ished or given away(if such selling,furn­ violation of this act it shall not be necea-
M r. A itk e n Is a prom inent m erchant ishing or giving swey of intoxicating M ry to M t forth the facts showing that
.f H u n tin g to n , a well know n republi­ liquora as s beverage, or the keeping of the required number of electors In such
reeinct petitioned for an election or
can, and his p latform w ill be read w ith of a place where intoxicating liquors
were sold, furnished or given sway,
le t the election was held or th a t the
Interest generally. I t ts as follows—
H a v in g announced m y candidacy for occurred after 90 days from the date of majority voted in favor of prohibiting
is just such a food in Its best form.
entering
the
resnlt
of
such
election),
was
the M ie of intoxicating liquors as herein
the republican nom ination as state
then and there prohibited and unlawful. provided, bat it shall be sufficient to
It will build up the weakened treasurer, I desire to elate m y poaltlou
"Section
2.
The
ballots
at
any
election
state
that the act complained of w m
on matters p ertain ing to th a t offloe.
I f nom inated and elected I w ill where said local option question is to be then and there prohibited and unlawful.
and w a s t e d body when all
"Section 9. A t any
»r time after two
lve a straightforw ard, economical, voted upon, in addition to tbe names of
officers and other matters thereon, shall years
date of an election held
tars from the
t!
other foods fail to nourish. If uaineaa adm inistration o f the office, in be printed with an affirmative and a under
x ler tbe ] provisions thereof, bat not
aooordanee w ith our lews.
election may be petition­
anoli
AU persona w ill be given a square negative statement, as follows: ‘The sale before, another
you are run down or emaciated, deal,
ol
intoxicating
liquors
as
a
beverage
ed
for, and ahall be ordered by tbe
and the offioe w ill tw conducted
shall
not
be
prohibited.’
‘The
sale
of
county
court
as
provided for herein.
give it a trial i it cannot hurt lu the Interest .of the whole people of intoxicating liquora as a beverage shall Bnt nothing contained
in the provisions
of our etate.
1 am Io favor of a law orestlng a be prohibited.* W ith a blank space on hereof shall affsqt, amend, or repeal, or
you. It is essentially the best board,
consisting of the governor, sec tb e left side of each statement in which alter in any way any other law, statute,
to give « e h elector an opportunity to or ordinance which prohibits throughout
possible nourishment for delicate rat ary of state and state treasurer; said designate hia choice by a cross, and if a m unicipality the
tbe selliag,
selling, tarnishing
furnishing or
loard to name and select depositories
tbe
majority of th«. vote« cast at such gfWng away of intoxicating liquors, as
fos
e
lite
fu
n
d
»
/
tbto
Interest
on
said
children and pale, anaemic girls.
election shall be' in favor of prohibiting
funds to become the p roperty o f the
tbe sale of intoxicating liquora as a bev-
e
. s u ì l x s z '. x s k
We will send you a sample free. state, end lie accounted for by the state erage, then from and after 90 days from t furnished
or given away as s beverage
reaaurer.
the date Of entering the result of such
"Section 10. A ll money received from
T h ia la tbe principal reform to which
the people ere entitled w ith regard to election it shall be unlawful (or any per- flnee end forfeltoree collected under tbe
aoe, personal I y or by agent, w ithin the provisions hereof ehall be paid into the
the m anagem ent o f (bla offloe, and It
In the is m M a label Is ee shall be m y endeavor to bring It about. lim its of auoh precinct, to aell, furnish treasury of the county In caees wherv
or give away any intoxicating liqpors to the precinct is wholly outside of an in-
th« wraeeer of ava^i tonfila
I am In favor o f a law regulating
ba used as a beverage, or to Keep a place oorporated city or town, and ahall be
of baJainn yon bey.
M ate and private banks end tbe creation where such liquora are kept for sals or
paid Into the city trensnry in nil cases
o f a etate bank exam iner
are given eway or fernished ter beverage where the precinct Is w ithin or pertly
I am lu favor o f the direct prim ary
purposfce; and any person who from and w ith in such Incorporated city or town.
law . and a strict oom pi lance w ith It.
90 Jays from the date of entering
••Beetion 11. Any person being a qual­
J ohn H . A itku L after
the resnlt of each election in any manner ified elector of e precinct wherein an
4H Norf Sfrual, Maw Ywt
directly or indirectly sella, furnishes, or ekeetfoo shall have been held m provided
Tb« Observer la the home paper gives away or otherwise deals in any m-
, aaey contest the validity of such
uses than forestry. Hia figures
show that if Che government allows
the state only ten per cent of the
BBwr* C i t y « f f l e t a l r a ^ M .
funds derived from timber sales,
O F FIC IA L . n r i B
o r I B O B à K oo
and keeps all o f the range leasing
M ORO, ORM G O N .
charges, Oregon will profit only at
the rate of 2 or 3 cents an acre per
D. C. I reland a S o n ...........E ditors year. W ith the support that is ex
C. L. I reland , M anager .
peeled
from Washington, also
heavily timbered w w t of the Cas­
Wnen you remit for The Observer
cade«, Mr Fulton hopes to have the
u»e an ex pre«» or p ostoftlce m on ey order,
regialrred lelter, or bank draft, payable to domain of this state kept open Io
private entry and developm ent
D . C. Ireland & S o n .
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F R ID A Y ...........
A pril 6,1906
S h e rm a n C o u n ty C o u rts .
C irc u it Court, H o n . W . L. B rad ahaw ,
J .,—3d M onday in M a rc h , and 1st M on­
day in October, a n n u a lly .
Protiate Court, HAn. G . B. B o u rh lll,
J .,— le t M onday In each m o n th .
* ,?
C o u n ty C o urt, G . B B o u r h lll, J ., A .
M . W rig h t, W in- W a lk e r Cumniiselon-
e w , - 1st W ednesday in J a n u a ry , A p ril
and October.
T o P a tr o n s a n d C o r r e s p o n d e n ts .
A ll local« w ill be run till ordered out,«
unless otherwise specified.
D on’t send us for freejpubllcstlon any»
th in g of an advertising character.
D o n ’t ask us Io send you names and ad­
dress o f corres,«indent«. T h a t la a private
m atter between them and us.
Copy for ad«, change*, etc., m u«t be In
the office before 2 o'clock p. m. Wednea-
lay to Insure proper care and attention.
-C h urch and Society notices F R E E , e x ­
cept when for m oney m akin g purposes.
Such notices at regu lar rates St the option
o f the publishers.
D o n ’t aend u« articles on politics, te m ­
perance or religion. Discussion o f such
..opics o n ly lead« to vio len t and abusive
language In the end. _
W e nre here to do p r in t in g , a n d
If you w ant some done brin g it to u« or let
u« know and we w ill see you;
I f you
th in k we are not exten sive enough for
yo ur consideration— oh, go 'lo n g .
A to ld personalities. C om plhtients d e li­
cately given are alw ays acceptable, but
even they must not be overdone, as the
charge o f inclnceritv is apt to follow a
ahower o f pretty nothings spread broad
cast;
Before com ing to the city to trade read­
ers are requested to exam ine T h e Obsei ver
advertising colum ns. Its the active, w id e­
awake business man who advertises, con­
sequently he Is the most accom m odating,
sells the cheapest, and deals the most lib ­
erally In every way
Japanese encroachment in the
fishing waters of Alaska will be
brought to a close this year. Sena
tor Fulton's bill prohibiting aliens
from taking fish in the waters of
that northern district, is on the
house calendar at last, and is assur
ed of final enactment there, since
the senate already has passed the
measure.
An ehcomium to an Oregon sen a
tor was paid by the Washington
Post last week when speaking of
senate leaders in the railway rate
discussion. The leading Washing
ton paper referred to Hon. C. W.
Fulton as one of the modest yonng
senators who had revealed . his
ability in a manner to win the
cordial friendship of his colleagues.
If a tnan was sure that the mean
and contemptible things he had
done daring his past life were
only known to himself, if he never
beat bis neighbor on a horse trade,
never refused to lend a man money
and always had it to lend, if 1 is
name has been on every subecrip
tion list which has been circulated
in his community sinoe the time he
was old enough to sign his own
name, if he is a good fellow, never
made an enemy, never said a foolish
thing or never did an unwise one
and is brainy enough, wealthy
enough, and shrewd enough, he
might, possibly, afford to be a
candidate fur public offloe under
the primary law.
Frank C. Baker, chairman of the
State Central Committee of Oregon,
has resigned. Il is record as chair
man is written in two splendid
campaigns, state and national.
They were overwhelming victories
for the republican party. President
Roosevelt, Chairman Cortelyon and
Secretary Dover of the National
Republican committee personally
congratulated him on his talents,
industry and remarkable achieve»
meats. The leaders of bis party io
Oregon gave him due credit for hia
success, and not a word of criticism
was offered. This was testimony
enough to make any man feel proud.
Yet Baker lost thousands of dollars
by neglecting business and devot
ing his time to politics. He now
resigns the chairmanship for busi­
ness reasons. The mail who take«
Baker's place as chairman of the
state central committee will have
to throw a «hallow on the | olitical
horizon that everybody must
notice.
Henator Fulton expects soon to
be forced into a struggle in the
senate, against re|»eal of the timber
and stone set. it has been reported
out of the committee on public
lands, that champions of this policy
intend to get the bill to vote if
possible this session.
Senator
F n lto n ba* gAher«-<l data showing
the unappropriated land in Oregon
to be about 20,000,000 acres, a con
aiderable portiou of which is timber,
and he is slab ready to prove to the
Menate that moat Oregon timber
land when at auipderate altitude,
* in aosceptibie of more profitable
F r o d a m o tio n .
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election by filing a petition duly . __
in tbe oounty oonrt of tbe oount;
which snob precinct is situated, w ithin
ton days altar tbe election, setting forth
the grounds of oontest. Tbe county
judge ehall have foil end final jurisdic­
tion to bear and determine tbe merits of
aaid proceedings and in other rerpeots
in tbe procedure of such hearing be
shall ba governed by tbe law for the
wwMiOTuag vi an eimjvion oi a county
offienr, so far as such law is applicable.
Tbe oounty court or judge thereof shall
require the pereou or persons contesting
such election to furnish security for
costs before such petition ia filed. Any
qualified elector of such precinct may
•ppcar in person or by attorney in such
contested election case in defense of the
validity of each election.
"8ection 12. T hat sections 1 2 .18 ,1 4 ,
and 18 oi
*aw atereaeid,
and all acts and parts of acts, in conflict
herewith ba and the same ere hereby
repealed.*'
Done at tbe Oepitol at Belem, thia fifth
day of February, a. d ., 1900.
(Signed), Gao. E. O hxmshxl
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P a s te u r, 5 5 4 0 0 , 4 0 0 7 8 . s
BlAck, small star and snip; foaled April 80, 1902. Bred by M .
Caillou, Tbeil, Orne, France. Hired by Hcipion [48667] dam Pastille
(2 ^ 7 3 ] by lA)uis D’Or{5891] 2d dam Pelotte {25247] by Vh»rtr»io,
1405. Will make the ensuing season at
Mondays and Toesdays, John Cbristiaosao’a fan
Vadnesdays and Thndaya, J. F. Balahaa’s fan ?
Fridays ud Oit$nlifi^«, -
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Pasteur la one of the very best draft horses that ever left Franoe.
His physical proportion! are perfect and he poaaeeaee in an extraordin­
ary degree the high finish and great aotivity whioh haa made the breed
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of Percheron horses so famous. His pedigree like his individual merit is
Difficulty in baring your Observer th« l>eat that can be found in Franoe, his ancestors on 'both sire’s and
changed may be avoided by aendjng the dam’s sides being the most noted prise winners and breeders in that
deafred alteration Io thlaofHce. Always
oountry. His sire, Hcipion, wad a prise winner at the Universal E x­
give the name of the office from which
you want It changed, as well as the one to position at Paris in 1900. He also won First Prixs at the two greeteef
which It Is to be »ent.
shows in France in 1901. Pasteur oq gcoount of his great individual
merit won First Prize in Collection at the greateat horse show i" ‘ h-
hiatory of the world, that of the World’ Fair at S t Louis in 1904.
NEW TODAY.
TERMS:—$15, single leap, payable at time of aervioe.; $20 the
■«*«on, payable at the end of the eeeeon. 925 to insure, payable when
mare ia known to be with foal. Mare and Colt to stand good for
All parties owning lands or services. Care will be taken to prevent aocidents but will be responsible
any riparian interests along the for none. Trading, selling or removing the mare from the neighbor­
hood forfeits the insurance and money beoomes due. «
D E S C H U T E S R IV E R
P erch eron
Are requested to send addressee
and land descriptions to
A. M. D rake ,
Bend, Or
H o r se
B reeders
A ssn .
E- Sell*, Keeper.
for Governor
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In addition to the general sup­
port already assured in Western
Oregon, I hereby ask the favorable
consideration of Eastern" Oregon
republicans at the coming primaries.
Having been a farmer all my life 1
believe in the "plain people/’ jus­
tice to |11 classes, honesty in public
servants and enforcement of the
laws.
T. T. G eer ,
Salem, Or
for State Treasurer
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for State Treasurer, and
ask tbe support of the republican
voters. The only Grand Army man
aspiring to a state office, and oqly
announced candidate recognizing
the 1905 flat talary law as binding.
A ugustus C. J ennings , <
Eugene Gity, Or
Grain and Stock ftrn
For Hale. 1040 acres, deeded.
Over 700 acres plow land, 600 now
in cultivation, water, windmill,
wells and springs. If you want a
good plaoe oome and see me four
milet east of Rutledge. Everything
a man needs.
No middle man.
Addreee. F rank P ayne ,
166 .
Rutledge, Or.
for Sale or Trade.
One graded Peroheron Stallion
15-16 Percheron, good style, good
breeder and kind disposition, age 6
years old in spring, weighs 1900
pounds. Will sell on easy terms or
trade for horses or mules. For par­
ticulars, address
E noberg
M ontgomery ,
202]
Blalock, Or.
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DICKN0MAH
D IC K N O M A H la not only a rich­
ly bred h on e, h ut la one o f the hand-
somMt, to be seen anyw here.
H ia
carriage la very a ty lla h x n d . be has a
pow erful way of going, Is speedy and
level headed and transm its
these
q ualities to hia oolta.
H ie a lia and In d iv id u a lity , coupled
w ith an excellent disposition, make
him a desirable alre. Re la absolute­
ly free from any constitutional de­
fect or blemishee and Is In a ll re­
spects a perfect horse.
D fC K N O M A H w ill make the
on of 1906, commencing A p ril 1st,
a t the follow ing placee:
The Dallee on Monday of
each
week.
Waceo, on Tuesday aud Wednes­
day o f each week.
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Moro, on F rid a y and Saturday of
each week.
Fee for the season, $20,00, w ith
the usual re tu rn p rlvlleg M .
Service fee payable Oct. 1, 190$,
T H E D IC K N O M A H CO., Owners.
Wm . T. H e rv le , M anager.
Sired by M ultnom ah 10369 by A lta ­
mont.
Dam Babe F la g h e rty by D ick F lag b-
a rty .
D IC K N O M A H is a ric h blood bay
stallion, w ith atar and black points;
was foaled M ay 14th, 1899, stands
over sixteen hands high
and
w ill
weigh 1200 pounds.
H e la one of tbe few stallions le ft
on thia coast who la a direct descend­
ant from tbe loins of old A ltam on t,
him self one of the greatest sires of
extrem e speed the world haa known.
A t hia death he waa the alre of seven
w ith in the 2 :1 0 list.
. T he sire of D IC K N O M A H waa a
grand horse In every w ay, w ho died
when horsemen were b eg ln U n g to
appreciate his w orth.
T he sire of hia dam. Dick F la g h ­
erty, waa a strongly bred
M organ
and was a large horse of fine sub­
stance and lota of speed.
Tor Sale or Trade. ,
A good Gilliam oounty wheat
ranch of 932 acres about 700 acres in
cultivation, plenty water, supplied
with wind mill from a well. Also,
some desirable residence property in
Moro Any or all of thia property
oan be purchased on easy terms, or
will consider a trade for other prop­
erty aa part pay. For full particu­
lars write to
J. M. P arry ,
193]
Moro, Or
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J. M. D U N A .H O O , Proprietor and Manager.
TeU pboo. from The Dallee or any Hhertnan oounty point« 'at our espenM
Berrioe . furnlabed to or from Moro to a n , pot ate.
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The Moro brick yard property,
adjoining and west of the Court
house, is for sale. Besides two city
blocks there ia an acreage good for
first class gardening, and the whole
tract will make a lovely suburban
residence. Price 1700^ For particu­
lars address
B. F. H o o v n
542 East 36th street,
202]
Portland, Or
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MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS,
Residence lots and acreage in
Goldendale, Wash., for cattle or
sheep. Gall on or address
T. L. C rum ,
207]
Rufus, Or
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One store building and one lot
Main street.
Two lota and building, suitable
for residence. Main afreet.
This ia all good nayingproper-
ty, and I want to sell i t For par­
ticulars apply to
L. B. H ill ,
203]
Moro, Or.
"PWaw th< publk.”
YTHING NJW AND UP-TO-DATE,
EVERYTHIN^
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
A ll
Moro -Property for Sale.
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L IV E R Y , FE E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E S .
Wanted: Two Men
In each county to represent and
advertise hardware department,put
out samples of our goods, etc. Trav­
eling position or offioe manager.
Salary $90 per month, cash weekly,
with all expenses paid in ad.anoe.
We furnish everything.
The Columbia House,
Dep. 610, 234 5th Av, Chioago, III
M ORO, OREGON.
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LIME, CEMENT, COAL,
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SLA B W OOD
a t «pedal prices hjt der load lota.
W e also handle KNOCK D O W N
F R A flE S and B U IL D IN G P A P E R .
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W ill m eet!
all com petition.
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