Sherman County observer., October 21, 1910, Image 1

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D O IN G T H H R DUTY
31
1910.
F iv e C e n ts
T shall favor, and, If possible, se­ Neither waa Mr. Jonathan Boume the
cure tne enactment of a statute that oho Ice of a majority at the Republi­
S o o r e a o f M oro Roodoro are L o a m .
will prevent the ‘watering’ of corpor­ cans When U» 1*09 by a «mailer plu­
Ing t h e D u « /« * <*»« Kidney«.
rality than Mr. Bowerman haa ob­
ate atocks.
tained, he became the Republican
T o filter the b k x ji is the kidneys* duty.
State Should Control Resources.
nominee for United States senator.
When they fall W do «his the kidneys
T moat emphatically favor the
Because the cardinal principle of my
•re lick.
Republican Nominee for Gov­ regulation and the control of the political creed Is that the will of the
Backache and many kijney ills follow!
natural resources of the state In the
people when deliberately expressed is
Urinary trouble«, diabetes.
ernor Pledged to Needed
Interest of the people of Oregon. It la
supreme—and that applies to contest»
Doan*« Kidney PHI» cure them all.
not In the Interest of the people of
within the party for nomination aa
Reforms.
M oro people endorse our claim.
the state to continue a policy which
E. A m lin , boa 39k Moro, Oregon, says:
much as to contests In the general
has already resulted In the destruction
«lection between candidates of rival
“ Last winter 1 did ak»k which brought a
On the morning following his nom­ of millions of dollars worth of our partie«—I voted for Mr. Bourne for
strain on my back and I began to suffer
ination, Acting Governor Jay Bower- timber; which has prevented the sat- United States senator when I was a
from palm in my Rd«» My kidney» did
man, Republican nominee for Gov­ tlemant of large untlmbered areas member of tbe state senate In 1907.
not do their work fTOpeily and the secre­
ernor,
gave out an Interview in which within the forest reserve; which haa I so accepted the verdict of the vot­
tion« from these organs were unnatural and
he
defined
his position with regard driven large number« of settler« from ers, notwithstanding the fact that I
filled with sedimenti Being advised to try
to
Important
question« with his custo­ our «tate; Increased the burden of wae elected to the state senate before
Doan’s Kidney Pills, I did so and the con­
mary
poeltlvcneas.
Aside from declar­ taxation and retarded development Our direct primary law, with Its State­
tents of a few boxesd «posed of my trouble,
The actual regulation of these matter«
ing
for
an
economical
and bualn
ment No. 1 feature, was adopted, and,
I can endorse Doan*. Kidney Pills highly,
should be vested In local authority un­ was under no ante-election obligation
like
administration
of
state
affair«,
knowing that they are «specific for kidney
Mr. Bowerman promises the people der suitable restructlona prescribed so to do, and aotwlthatandlng the fur­
complaint.**
by the Federal government.
For sale by all dealer«. Price 50 cents. of the state other necessary reforms.
ther flact that I opposed Mr. Bourne’»
“I am In .favor of the direct primary
He
agrees
to
use
hla
best
efforts
Foster-Mi I burn Co., Buffalo, New York,
nomination and would certainly never
law
and
wlh
veto
any
hill
which
at­
towards securing to the people the
sole agents for the United States.
have voted for him for United State»
benefit of the tempts to repeal or emasculate it. senator If I had not felt it my duty to
Remember the name— Doan's— and take full and Immediate
state's
resources.
His
statement fol­ Concerning other matters of public obey the popular mandate. Though 1<
no other.
i
importance, I shall have more to say opposed Mr. Bowerman’» nomination,
lows:*'
“I wish first to express my sincere during the progress of the campaign.” I can certainly obey the popular man­
gratitude to thejnany friends who have
Cireumstantisl Evidence. „
date In this- instance, by supporting
given me such loyal support through
“De Vtilers r.ttft quit «Torching
him for governor more cheerfully anil
out the state. I feel that this nomin­
“ M achine all ihT>7
with more confidence that he will
“Nope. he’s dead "
ation is an expre38lon of confidence
prove a good and worthy official than
“Oh. that doesn't prove anything. -
in me—a confidence which I shall
I did when I so voted for Mr. Bourne.
H a rp e r’s W eekly.
*
earnestly endeavor fully to Justify
after my election In November.
Ranching The Top .
'The contest which has Just closed
In uny call ng of life demands a vigorus has been devoid of unpleasant fear Declares Attack on Ticket Is a
body and a keen brain,, without health tures and my relations with the other
Blow at Direct Primary
there is no success. But Electric Bitters is candidates and their supporters have
Law.
the greatest health buildet the world has been at all times entirely friendly.
ever known. It compels perfect action of Each of my opponents conducted an
the stomach, liver, kidney»,bowels,purifies honorable and vigorous campaign
I
Will Support the People’s Laws,
(The Oregonian.)
and enriches the blood, tones and invigor­ hope that I shall not only receive the
Dan J. Malarkey. Republican cnndl
Including the Direct
ates the whole system and Enables you to support .of my opponents, but of a
date for Joint senator and "progrès
stand the wear and tear of the daily work.
united Republican party.
Primary.
liv e” leader in the anti-primary cam­
“ After months of suffering from kidney
“In the primary campaign Just paign has announced hla firm lnten
trouble; writes W m Shermad of Cushing, closed, I publicly declared that If elect­
tlon to atand by and work for the
M e ., three bottles of ElectriclBittera made
Portland. Ore,— (To the Editor.)—
ed, I would give to the people the •lection of Mr. Bowerman as Republl
me feel like a new man.** 5ff eta at Moro
In the Portland evening paper« of
most efficient economical and busi­ can nominee for governor.
Pharm acy.
ness-like administration within my
T certainly am going to support Mr. September 30 there appeared an In­
power. To be more specific, I refer Bowerman,” said Mr. Malarkey In dis­ terview credited to Senator Bourne,
to the administration of the state in­ cussing the present political situation. In which he endeavors to deceive the
W hy They Fell.
“The shade» of night were tolling feat,’’ stitutions in which, rbout >800,000 of T did not participate In the late pri­
people Into the belief that 1 am a re­
But not with Haul Ravare.
the taxpayers’ money Is expended an­ mary election, either as a voter or a
Thia happened night before the laat.
actionary and am not In favor of pro­
nually; the management and control candidate, with my flngero crossed.
And all of you should hear.
gressive legislation aud favor return­
A stranger cam e through tipoony Town
of
those most valuable rights pertaln- Nor did 1 regard It as a game of
And ere that he got paat
ing to the old system of electing Unit­
The apobnera pill led the curtains down
‘heads I win, tails you lose.” Unless ed States senator«.
•T h e ahadaa were falling f a it.’’
those who participate therein abide
—Chicago New».
In answer to this communication
by the result, a primary election of and other false and misleading arti­
K ill« A M u rd u re r,
and within a political party under the cle« recently published, I wish to «ay:
A mercile*« murderer ii appendiciti» with
direct primary law, serve« no good Statement No. 1 1 » » part of the direct
many victim» ; but lh King ■ New Life
purpose and 1« a mer» waste of time primary law and I have heretofore
Pill» kill it by preventi >n. They gently
and effort.
publicly stated, and now state again,
stimulate »tomach, liver and bowel», pre
‘One ot the main objections to the that I will oppose by every mean«
venting that clogging that rnvites appendi­
old convention plan of nominating within my power any effort to amend,
citi», curing constipation. headache, billi
candidates was that through frame- modify or repeal, or In nay other
ouaneaa, chill». 25c at Moro Pharmacy.
ups’ and elates and manipulation of manner render less useful or less sat­
delegates by unscrupulous and self is factory, any part of the direct pri­
seeking politick! bosses, the candi­ mary law, Including Statement No. 1,
Supply at Hand.
Employment Agent—1 have a cook
dates named by the convention were or any other law written on the stat­
that will Just suit you. She Is a wid­
rarely the real choice of the rank and ute book« by the people of this state
ow end 1« very fond of children.
file of the party; and that such meth under the Initiative and referendum.
Mr«. Rlchlelgh—But we have no chll
ode occasioned and frequently Justi­
If I am elected governor I will veto
dren.
.
fied the opposition to such nominees
Employment Agent—Oh, that 11 be all
any and every measure which at­
of many members of the party.
right. She haa six of her own.
tempts or undertake« to amend,
Safeguards Are Ample.
change or repeal the direct primary
F oroed T o Laave H o m ».
“To overcome those objection« the law, Statement No. 1, or any other
Every year a large number of poor »uf
direct
primary law was enacted Un­ law adopted by tbe people, or any
ferer», who»e lung» are »ore and racked
der
It
any member of a party can part of any of them. As a member of
with cough» are urged to go to another cli
with little trouble, become a candl- the senate and president of that body,
mate, but thia is co»tly and not alway»
<Mte
for nomination, and the caujjl-^ I have never endeavored In any way,
»ure; there ’» a better way; let Dr King •
date who receives the moat votes in manner or form to Induce any other
New Discovery cure you at home,
the big convention held on primary member to violate hl« obligation or
cured my lung trouble, write« W R Nel»on
JAY BOWERMAN.
•lection day In which all the members pledge under Statement No. I, and If
of Calamine, A rk ., when all el»c failed
A tto rn ey s at L aw
Ing
to
the
tide
land«,
shore
land»
and
of the party participate with equal I am elected governor I shall pursue
and I gained 47 lb. in weight: it. «urely
other
state
lands,
the
lending
with
voice and equal Influence under the tbe same course and shall wot In any
Room» 1 A 2 over W. W. M. Co. Bunk. the King of all cough and lung cure».
safeguards of the Australian ballot manner or by any means Interfere or
proper
aecurlty
of
the
Irreduolble
edu
Thousand» owe their live» and health to it
MORO
-
OREGON Ita po»itively guaranteed for cough» cold», cational funds which now amount to system and the registration law be­ attempt to Interfere with the oonduct
of any member In this particular, or
lagrippe, aathma, croup, all throat and lung more than >6,000,000, and the use of come« the nominee 01 the party. Un­
trouble»; 5 0 c .a n d > l. trial bottle free at the due care In the selection of the large der the system no loyal Republican Induce him to violate his pledge.
can conaletendy oppose one who has
It la impossible for^the governor to
army of state employe«.
Moro Pharmacy.
been so chosen as the nominee of hl« prevent the pkasage of any law for
“Pull” Will Win No Job.
A ttorn ey - a t - L aw
I wish to reiterate my previous party
the legislature haa it within It» power
"Mr, Bowerman complied with the to pass a bill over the veto of the
•tatementa relative to the changes I
Office in Vogt Block upstairs
contemplate In the method of purchae- direct primary law In becoming a can governor. In order to prevent the
TH E DALLES
OREGON
For Infants and Children.
lng state »upplle«. the adoption of didate for the Republican nomination possibility of any attempt being made
The Kind You Hava Alwaja Bought which will result In the saving of a for governor In that he filed a suffic­ to amend, modify or repeal any of
large amount ot money. While filling iently signed petition In regular form these statutes, I would suggest that
the office ot Governor of thia »tat« I with the proper official and otherwise the candidates for the legislature be
Bears the
Address: MORO, OREGON.
have Indicated to many of the state’« did everything required by that law Invited to subscribe to the same obli­
Signature of
appointees and officers, who hold by The primary election was regularly gation I have heretofore taken and
appointment, that their time belong« held and fairly conducted. No one now taka, namely, that they will op­
Stock Inspector
during the bualneaa hours, entirely to contends that it wae tainted by fraud pose in every way any attempt to
D k . 0 ] . G0FFIN,
S h erm an County,
the atate and that they have no right or corruption. Notwithstanding the amend, modify or repeal any law
Oregon.
to devote it to political activity In the handicap of an assembly endorsement, made by the people. This will be sn
Interest of anyone. I «hall not re­ Mr. Bowerman received the most vote« effectual guaranty to the people that
D
R
-
MARIK
M
.
GOFFIN.
Deputy Stock Inspector
tain an lnoompetent officer or em for governor In that election and be- these men, when elected, will not un­
Louis Schadewitz, Kent, Oregon
ploys, on account of any political oame the lawful nominee. I opposed dertake to tamper with these law«,
“puli’’ he may have, nor dispense with his nomination. I voted against him and I respectfully cell upon the nom­
Office in The Goffin Building, lit St.
M oro , O regon .
In the primary «l«ctl«n. But I bow to inee« to define their position upon
efficient service for the lack of it
•«jts < member of the State Senate I the will of the rank and file of the thia queetlon.
used every effort to a o lst In drafting Republican party as expressed by the
I do not anticipate that Senator
and passage of our present railroad verdict of the ballot box. The Repub­ Bourne haa any fear whatover that
J. R . M o rg a n
com ml salon statute. There are In the licans have expressed their will. They Statement No. 1 will be repealed or
Z D s x x tis t
state other large ooncerns of a public have selected a republican ticket of changed, or that I will violate any of
MORO.
- ' O REG O N nature that are under no state regula which Mr Bowerman 1« the head. He the moral or legal obligation» I would
tlon. I refer to the electric light, la Juat • • «urely and legally and right­ owe to the people aa governor of thia
1st to 15th of each month.
power, railway and gas oompanlee. I fully the nominee of the party as 1 state, but I do believe be la «imply
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
:
shall favor, and, If possible, secure the am or any other Republican who at Indulging la-» <«w cheap heroloa for
WASCO.
~
O R EG O N adoption of a statute that will give to the primary election received a plu- the two-feld purpose: first, ot aedeav-
the public the same redress and pro­ mllty of votes ca«t for the nomination orlng to Induce the people to forget
16th to
of each month.
his own shortcomings in the recent
tection now enjoyed under the railroad •ought.
Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co commission law, and I shall make it
past as a senator, and second, in the
Party Will txpraaaad.
further hope that he may create a
my particular bualae«« to • • • that
“It 1« «aid by those who woul<Fnow false iasue under whloh he might be
these
etatut««
are
rigidly
enforced
J. A. W ilson
G eo . M owrt
have anti-assembly Republican« op­ returned to hl« high office. He evi­
“I shall oppose the creation cf any
pose
Mr. Bowerman, that be was not dently fee*« that he will need the of­
unnecessary board or commission, but
the
choice
of a majority of the mem fice of governor to « « lit him in hie
I consider It highly Important that
here
of
the
party Neither was Mr primary campaign tww year« hanoe.
these public utility oorporatlone be
A ttorneys a t L aw
Lafferty,
who
waa nominated for con and perhap« has many doubts aa to
regulated by a comprehensive statute
great
In
this
district,
nor Mr. Wein­
ability to coerce, or otherwise he
Office in the Moro Commercia to be enforced, either by a special berger, who waa nominated for con­ hla
due« me to favor him over other ean-
commission crested for that purpose
Co. new brick building.
or by «he railroad oom mission after stable In this city, the oholce of a ma didatoa In that primary nomlnatton.
joatty uf the republican« who voted
O R E G O N . It. power, have been sufficiently en
U T BOWSBlfAN. *
ter oanOAatw tor U m « nemlaaUona.
MORO
Urged.
FOR SALE
BOWERMAN TELLS
WHAT HE WILL DO
CLYDESDALE AND SHIRE
28.1910
FRIDAY
A t M y F a rm
2 1-2 fU le s S o u th
DAN MALARKEY WILL
SUPPORT BOWERMAN
E a s t of
K londyke, 1=2 m ile fro m S andon s ta tio n ,
BOWERMAN STATES
POLITICAL POLICIES
I W ill Sell a t P u b lic A u ctio n
35 Head of Horses
Y e a rlin g s , 2 and 3 y e a r olds, Brood H a re s
and S u c k lin g Colts.
S a le to begin upon th e arrival of th e train
a t Sandon station a t 11 a. m.
T E R M S : 5 per c e n t discount for cash; all
tim e paym ents m u st be secured by bank­
able note, a t eleven m onths w ith 10 per
c e n t interest. All purchases m ust be s e t­
tle d fo r e ith e r by note or cash before leav­
ing th e fa rm . \
Free Lunch W ill be S erved a t 1 o’clock.
F
O. R IC H ,
A u ctio n e er.
, z / z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z V ’T r W
W . M A T T H IA S ,
O w ner
’T '
The (rain Growers [ m n i i K M
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delive.y of mail
and the Telephone.
There ¡8 another convenience which all
farmers ahould have — and many do have — a checking ac­
count with a good bank.
The poaseeaor of such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it ie in danger of fire and thieve«.
Hia bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlem ent is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, but sta rt an account now with
: The U|asco Warehouse (Hilling (o .
Bank, of IRoro.
Frank
M enefee
C A S T O R IA
J Junes S t e w a r t
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Diseases of Women I Children a Succialli
*
LOUIS HEVDT
M an u factu rer and Dealer in
Harness and Saddlery
Collars Whips. Blankets, etc,
A
F U L L L IN E
NOW
ON H A N D
Repairing P rom ptly and N aatly Dona.
M o r o , O re g o n .
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