The Wasco news., April 13, 1906, Image 4

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Official Paper of Sherman County.
I L I P A \ , A P R IL
The Statesmanship 0'
Jonathan Bourne Jr.
' EU.tor N«we:
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1»
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carried out a schem e w h ere b y , ,,e inn
cbinery of the elute government «a-
'•locked, using the moat mi warranted,
I
corrupt m n «I dem oralizing method-
known in the political history of any
state. He advocates the pledging ,,f the
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13, 1906.
« o f lor I he
choice for senator; the os.lv chance 1.»
« „ o .lM « th » f r» e J e w
,„ d
, . . r , yjlllf j|||o
|t .
coinage of «ilver At «lie ratio of 1« to 1 ' pl»n be repudiated his promise to de
the essential i*sue. M r. Booroe. ***** ***• •>»•*«» alio««» *iif>,>ort and as
had 'heretofore acquired a ouiaid- bi,Un<* ,,M<I e ,e r,**<l him to the legisla
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b ,re - H e advocate« the «loctrine tha>
fortaae odreeaiec than by his oa t
justice Ire done to ail mae —special priv
, labor or energy, clia»n|>i«Hied the i'»nw • leges to none. His past career give«
of the wptriiec ¡«arty, hut declare«! him - th« lie to l.ia words and evidences ho
P cmgrck .
«elf in ievo ro f the re-elect Kin of Sena absolute hypocrisy. He decJars that
the
elec’
iou
of
weak
men
w
II
enable
K
anem
us
by
A g a r (136) N t dun
to r M i ci,ell, c U kim * term hr Unite«''
those a lio have filched their enormous K enea 2 (1601») ho by E issrr (lOC-l)
State» •Senator ao«M expire in the f«»|
fortunes through the purchase of special dam Abbe |954J; Abb«» by Em anuel
. lotting M arch. 1«ait tie, an a candi-
privileges, io h u v im m u n it ie s , c h ­ [506] dam G eria [749]: K isaar by
«late (>zr elate r«-pre*-e<,tative for M oitno
ilis experience in “ iufinenciiig** legis­
oung Othello [ 9 3 1 ,( dam K urupa
, U.ai « M « ty , n-eeived the support ol
lators certainly enables him to speak
(877).
tl»e M itHreU ai««g of the Republican
advisedly in this respect.
parte and a large portion of the popuh
K enea 2nd by E b e r [132] dam
H is promise if elected to serve tin
ist parte ai<l «a« elect«*«!.
K
enea
[1366]. E b e r by E b e rh a rd
people ha« hack of it in his life ami ¡a.I
D oting the presviei iial campaign oi
itical career absolutely nothing to in ­ [1908] dam Kimme [568J.
, .1896 Senator M itelfell eupport«*d Mc­
su re hie keeping such a prom ise; on the
K anem us waa im p o rt by the H a r t ­
K inley h«r president nod on this ac-
eun trary, his past history and career
conn» 0*m m e. although elected under
m
an
S tock K arat of Columbua, Ohio
dem onstrate his hypocraev.
a plc*«ige, expreea«d or im plied, a vot»
-March
29. HMtft and waa ap p ro v ed by
Judging b ln by the past, there is not
for M itch ell, repudiated the pledge
th
e
G
erm
an G overnm ent to land for
one single a ttrib u te ever manifested in
H e had been strenuously opfmsed dnr
his life that commends him to any public se rv ic e i t G erm any, and ia one
ing the campaign by t h e »0-cal It*:
voter who believes in m orality, integrity of the b est ty p e of the G erm an Coach
. Simon republicans who acre known a*
•n d decency in politics and ahould lie breed of horses, he will be 4 yea» s
th e extrem e geld standard a ing of the
he elected to the Unite«! Slate« Senate. old A pril 15, 1906 a n d w eighs 1465
p arty .
I believe his election would I m » a most
pounds A p e rfe c t Coach horse of
When the legislators assembled in
h um iliating disgrace to the » late.
, January for t h e 189“ session, M r
Your« re«p«»ctfully,
Brouue and Simon enter«*«! Into a co.n
B. S. IIuntiugton
¡met for the election of bourne as «peak
g • sr of the house and 111 consideration of
Sim on’s ai«i to this end Bourne a.-.s to
assist in the <leiea«l of M itc h ell. Th«
tem porary organization fell in to the
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ITamte of Wtinon a'nd Bourne frrtmWW? -
aaa
Who
• •
able
The Imposed German Coach Stallion Kanemus, io 752
the h ig h est ty p e. Kind and in td li- work and thus receive a
Kent and possesses to an ex to rd in - I m u n e v r iti-.u fo r th« ir 1.»
iry d e g re e th e wonderful finish ami t h e i r d(*v«*)o|i'iiei|. 4 i,
If r e a t a c tiv i v i »r which the G erm an I which is a tuisim -s prop,
f oach breed of horses i«. so noted
m ust iiei-essi.ii ilv b« t.or
The o rii'in of th.- G e rm a n Coach I those who a re ill horse 1.»
B reed is claim .'.! to owe its best p ro fit.
q u alities and pow ers of tra o s tn k iio u
K anem t.s will r . , k* I'
to the A rabic Rlood, which d. t. s M oro Moi dav, Tu> ♦ lav
back to the six te e n th c e n tu rv fS«*e- «lav
Enoydope.liu l . i t ’ani, a or. horses a 1
At W itseo T h u rs d a y ,
•o W e th e i
f
Bood Hto
i i S a tu r .'n v
the y e a r 1533, I s p ed ig ree like his
It
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individual m erit is the b e st th a t . T erm s $1 5 for s v u n o u
could be found in G e rm a n y an d com In su ran ce
m ends him to the co n sid eratio n of
I h«* W asco G e rm an •
those wishing h ’/ h class < <.)ts ,;
| f o , \\t * «co, ( >r» ««n
¡arije size, ,.nr» v co n stitu tio n and
| r o r fu rth e r i f nr,
e a rly m a tu rity o f I,» G erm an . <»-»«-b
M G Mi
*!<
b re e d enables the breed ers to u r o
M
he in a t a v ery e-irlv i-y«« h, farm
i
»•ral re-
d u rin g
’• n .a th ,
>u and
• re» J b y
i» K
• <m a t
M .-dues*
• y an d
1 *v.
*20. for
T o rs e
1res«
<*y.
The*Press Favors Cake.
Charles A. Johns l^epub
lican Cendidate for
end by refusing to take the oath of of
lice or attend the sessions of the house.
1hev mcce«*-le«l in preventing thcargan-
O regon is a la r^ e s ta te and I feat
izalio u and defeating a ll legislation for
th e session. The result wait an extra th a t tim e will n o t not p e rm it me to
session in 1898, the conH-qtient. doable visit y o u r county.
Will do so if pos
expense to the state, the lem|M>rarv do- aiOle.
feat of M itched and the election of
H ave m ade a h ard fi^ h t fo A h ls
Simon to the senate.
nom ination, and should E a s te rn O re -
The only excuse offered bv Simon or
Bourne for this
this revolutionary vunspjr« < 2
’ *', w ^tGh l h a te d ie d ior cigh-
ocy was 1hat there a«« no o th ir way to
me ,O‘Val suP P « rt, 1
defest M itchell ; in other a-on|«, realiz­ will be nominate«!. This is h e r poli­
ing th a t n m ajority of the legislators , tic a l o p p o rtu n ity , and I t r u s t th a t
were in favor of (nod many had actual. you will see y o u r way c le a r to a ssist
I v p ro n ii-ts l to to»«* fo r] th e re tu r n to m e.
M any p a p e rs ut .m gim ut O r *g'n
d ire c tly endors«» II. M C a k e ’s < an*
HIS PLATFORM.
ing ful well that if the t-eop!« con’d
ud.M’v for I idt««d S ta te s S en ato r,
have voted directly uj»on the qneftioo
•“^tat«» B ank E xam iner. Give prim The Medford Daily T rib u te says:
at that tim e M r . M itc h * 'Il w»ml«| h a v e a r y Law fa ir trial.
sense of
of
if. M. C ake, th e s e n a to ria l a s p ir ­
,
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' " ‘»J- n Hi'tsh
itfn sense
t.,en
by ... ..v.rv ............ ..
j„ r . official honor. Liberal s u p p o r t to an .’ a n t is m aking a splendid cam paign
ity . Bourne, to gratify hj« Hinhition, v :(r. c.
,
,
,
,
went back upon those who l.a,I Mip,a,rt-
. s ta n d a rd of educetion. Rich His s tr e n g th lie.«, in the fa c t th a t he j
ed him and enter«-«! into this conspir» *U '* PiKH A * ' rf peive alike court?«»us is well qualified to r e p r e s e n t th is,
aev with the gold Htamlard i»|i|K,i.entg t r p a t m en t. W ith R oosevelt o r rail s ta te in W ashington because of his
itcheli. In order to h o d hi* f«,|
f.»l- i
ip|iisiation and lalm r question knowl«»dge of the needs of O re g o n .”
of M itchell.
Says the Lane County L eader:
lower« in line and w ith the I io | m » of win* •! Office of Land A .....................
^ e n t m u st lx
niiig n e w recruit« to Ida atMtidard, ! above suspicion and w ith o u t a d ju n c ts
“ Of the men running for U nited
DICKNOMAH
ly bred horse, b u t la one of th e hand*
Hour, e I- all«ged to have kept a notor- F ra n ch ise s snou’d pay reasonable S ta te s S e n a to r th e re is none mor« Sired by Mu,«,uw**.au
by A lta­
bom
est, io be seen an y w h ere, ills c a r­
io „, •
n I , , l . . , i „ u .h r r n . i . r
ta x .
E v n rrs s an.] sim ilarcom panirr able than H. M. Cake, the P o rtla n d
m o n t 3600.
ria
g
e
Is very aty llsh and be baa u
law yer. The people of this section h a m Babe F la g h e rty by Dick E lagh-
days
the
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h r members
„...1.1 . I r h temametl
a u , h h r w at
. , Salem
r r , r ,r l. : l «¡hni.M
X e na«
a re intereste«] ¡n his cam p aig n , and
po w erfu l way of going, i
dy and
erty.
hope to see him win o u t.”
’
o have filled with wine «nd other
36-39
level headed an d
tra n a m lta
thvtw
D lf’KNOMAH I» a ric h blood bay
Says tin» G ra n ite Gem:
q
u
a
litie
s
to
his
colta.
liq or», and his “ fowera of f>er«ma«ion”
“ II M. C ake, of P o rtla n d , who Is rta lllo n , w ith s ta r an d black p o in ts;
T here is no business m an who does
His size and I n d iv id u a lly , co u p l­
were
Iv uae«I; n e was heralded
a
c
a n d id a te for th e Republican nom­
throughout the *»«te an a remarkably not d esire an im provem ent in local in atio n for S e n a to r, is q u ite proinin- * w as foaled M ay 14th, 18 99, »land» ed w ith an
ex c ellen t
d lsp o ah lo n ,
conditions. All of them w an t people e n tlv identifif-d with m ining in E a s t­ ov er six teen hand» h ig h and will nake him a d esira b le h e . He la ab-
encceasful corruptor of men.
T ie .. poo e n* of the *t«te ought to be m ore honest, m ore a c c u ra te e rn O regon, being heavily in te re ste d w«»Igh 1200 pound».
o lu te ly free from any con ,tItu tto n -
He I» on e of th e few sto lilo n s left U d efect o r b lem ishes nnd la In all
n i . e r t o place in an office of honor o, and m ore p ro m p t th an they a re now. in th e M ountain View and o th e r p ro ­
on th ia co ast w ho I» a d ire c t deacend- respect» a p erfec t horse.
tru -t anv man wo., w«« a party to plan­ B ut som etim es conditions a t home p e r tie s .”
ning th a t h o ld . up: thev rleuild no« for
tn t from th e loins of old A ltam ont,
a re fo rg o tte n in th e co nsideration of
Dl( KNOMAH will m ake th e »ea-
Stock Notice.
get th a t th e la«» k tir w iio f Bourne p .li m a tte rs elsw here. We read in the
h im self one of th e g re a te s t «1res of
xon of 1906, com m encing A pril 1st,
Nntlr-e 1« hereby »Ivon, th a t th« under
tically he waa elected a* a rep.ihlit a
p a p e rs of w hite slaves held in New •igund ha« taken up the Mock h -relnaficr >1« e x tre m e speed th e w orld has know n. a t th e fo llo w in g places:
and before the tim e for him to ip ialif
York, and a r e mildly s u rp rise d a t «•rlbijd, found riinruvg nt buy«« upon hb At h is d e a th he w as th e sire of seven
T he D alles on M onday of « u h
he be<-a oe a B n a n «lenmcrat or popul
preml««« and In hl« t1.*ld» upon the HK-^ of »«,«: w ith in th e 2.10 list.
week,
the
w
ickedness
of
the
threat
city
.
) 8 t ; t h a t th e only tim e he whn elect«*
tint. 27 In Towanhfp S North Haug) 17 Kant of
T he sire of DICKNOMAH was a
With com placency we speak of our U illa m r ite M eridian, to w it :
W asco, on T uesday, W ednewtny
to an office he refuted to qn«lify or »
r
r
a
n
d
horse In every w ay, who died and T h u rsd a y of each week.
One black bor«e, b«|d-f«ce, 2 yr« old th b
u p e rio r s ta t e in O regon. B ut once
perform a »ingle duty he «as clioren «
«prlng, unb raiu led ; O nr gray marc of lior««- w hen horsem en w ere b eg in n in g to
Moro, cn Friday «uul Saturday of
perforin.
u a while we g e t a shock when fain ily 2 yr* old h.la »prlng, branded «o on
a p p re c ia te his w o rth .
each week
In advocating hi« election I.»» dedar,
•om ething rev e a lin g the d e p th ofde- left «boulder but brand 1« rather dim .
T he sire of h is dam , Dick F la g h e r­
The owner of nald doierlbud »took 1* u n ­
th a t he favor» p ih licitv of political e
Fee fo r the seaaon, J20.0Q, w ith
•ravity is tu rn e d up in o u r own
ty,
w as a s tro n g ly bred M organ and th e u su al re tu rn prlvllegaa.
known
to
the
uuder»lgned
and
fur
th
at
rea­
¡tense»; it w«,uld interest t ¡e people .
•¡ties and tow ns. We fail to u n d e r­ son notice 1« «erved upon hltn or them by pub­
w as a la rg e h o rse of flue su b stan ce
the Mate if he would publiah a tn
S ervice fee payablo Oct. 1, l» 0 6 .
hand how it could happen to us. lic«,ion, and unle«« sooner redeem a« p ro vK . and lota of speed.
statement of hi« ox|M-n»ea incident»I :
ed
by
law,
««Id
«took
w
ill
be
»old
at
public
T
H
E DICKNOMAH CO., Owner».
' h e re is plenty of reform work to be
auetlou to the highest hedder for e*sh, on
DICKNOMAH was not only a rich*
t h e hold up of 1897. He adveent»
T. Harvlu, Munuger,
done always a t home. No city, no ■aturday the 2»tfa day of A p ril at ay barn on
honest election« and Jionerf gover*
•aid desorlbed premises, at the hour o' I
town,
no
village
or
country
side
is
D e n t; th e only opportunity he ever ■
o’eloek »». M.
•o perfect th - B cannot be im pror«
rjvidencin * hi*
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Dated Chit
< ,y * f A nr It A.D. 1M,
M r. . 'it c h e li to the senate, and knot»«
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for