! ALrHXO D. BO WIN.
lejhon v
Mala .$00
5U3SCMPT10N nucr
hrWk . ... v . . . 10 Cants
i Delivered anywhere In th City..
: p"y mall to. any pddrosA S.0O per year.
f 11.00 Cor four months. -
r0RTLAND, OR., MAY 1 0.7 1902
. I I 1 i ' .' " ' 1 ' " i
RATIONALE OF THE CITIZENS'
. MOVEMENT. ,
, w that th Citlienr campaign 14 fair
- fr, tad avUplclously launched. It la im
portant for tbe peopl to obtain a clear
roncept of its true meaning and purpose,
tm la tbe bom necessary Mac a con
fusion of the question In the last", re-
toxtree of those whom "the movement
'. JJpeatsnoi taoverhelmv ' , . : - i . --,
J(n the early day of the RepubUo there
arena no cesveBUoo. The people'fcad no
. representation fa party cabala.,. Ttoa ays-
teat of convention t Invented o bring
pafrty toanaf emenf down ; to the very
floors of the people. The unit of repre
sentation was thp smallest political .ub
division and the essential Idea waa that
ba. neighbors' of a precinct should really .
- p qnauif ana cnoo in wisest ana nest
1( ihelr number to represent them in the .
Convention Of the next tarter constituen
cy.!. By A- rising system of conventions
Ihjt Tpresentation -was -carried up
througb county, city Congressional and
state7 conventions' o the National 'corv
ventloa. It wa ' thus that the body of
"lUe people preserved their Influence in
arty councils, 'and through them In
penile affairs. v .. . '.
jThe convention system -has worked
reasonably, well. But the Inevitable has
happened tTh yery necessity f ar organ
ization and the talent, developed, for or
ganiilng Jms .resulted In reversing th
Vf ry aim and purpose of the convention
system -itself.' Organisation, .which ,"at
first WaA necessary efflelently to -contest
' with opposing parties, became Instru
ment 4 deprive the-voters of any real
representation. Instead ' o! the 'people
choosing their own delegates, the bosses
hve earned by, covert arts and skillful
rnanlpulatloe) to ack ponvtntloaa a with
Belegates already pledged. and, bound t
. obey heru,l Thus ,1a tbe piachin created, .
Of course.' in its perfection It is as sub
(rersive of free government at a bold and
Bpeityranny would be. And It is really
tnor dangerous . because it Is mor In
Idleua. i . c i t r ' a - ,t
The machine is itself a growth and the
remit of a natural eToluUon. It U only
. one phase of that etertial preeess," opera
ting sine th dawn of aim, wheraby th
few seek to galw advantage over- the
- tnany.- Bat there 1 always anotner step
lit th evolutronary process, p Tba many
always reach a point where revolt is as
"Inevitable as it la-natural Remedies are
sought nd applied, and wben tba ltd
turns forms and customs, rules and reg
ulation and . osajretf .th blocks :and
tackles and chains of. the machine are
iifnniwunw in tie resistless iotob4 i
JThe; machine 1 strong. It has only one
knemy that 1 stronger than it Js.- .Pub.
He opinion, one aroused, reduces it to
pllrttera,
Tb primary law was awpposed ta rem-
. ray the 'abuse' or the com ehtion' system
which U; per dsaoribed. .' But It falls
Short, It is tui left for a boss, Instead
Bf the, people of th precinct to 'nam
and pledge the delegates. - The result is
tb convention of .the boaf and not f
ihsbeopie t . ;f
Jber enay b a' remedy for-this de
fect in th law. but the ring will never
: find lu, Jt la; pot the habit of pmcblnes
to put themselves out of repair. There-,
for th only relief to be found is to put
th machine put of buslneee-thls ma
chin anoj vty other now and forvr
more Th people roust rule. E' 1 1 '
These Ideas are not new. .The Journal
' states them plainly and In some logical
sequenoa, but the Instinct of the people
has already seised them and will carry
into ffet.v And that Is th ratlsnala of I
h Cltlsens movement t
It is not, as sssumed, a mere artificial
. movement, ..JS'or is it th men combina
Von.: Of" different political element to
tauabbl about tb office. It is, unless
. r mistake,- a ground swell, rolling from
th mighty deep or public opinion.. Fu
sion ,an4 organlxaUon tha' outward and
rbubl form of tb movement, are but
its Instruments. The form may Change
and shift with tlnoe but the tnoVement
Jtselt having started on Its way, cannot
b. turned aalde.
Tb Matthews aiaohln in thla county
- Is th embodiment of everything that Is
. spposed to fairness and decency In pollr
tics. It Is. not th personality to which
jctloa is mad, tbougfo that alons Is
sublect of criticism. But the chief point
la' that th -success of tbe Matthews tna
tbloo would be to sostpon tbe Inevitable
refors that the people bav taken In
hand. It can Just as. -easily be effected
sow as later. Ana the defeat of that ma
thin would not only glv us present re
lief, but H would bay tba far-reaching
result of -discouraging maeblb methods
tn th future' and mak easier tbe sub
ljuct victor!' of the peo pis over the
kiacblneg that are to noma."' "
, .OUR ARID LAN08. ,
Htclamation of tba aria lands of Or
ton, will lr accomaliabed utua t
rancher Jjr and there.
lonafliTi "iolnpaay" .form ro'r Hit CMltttff
lag of -ib1 wtf ianay too- utilisation oif
watf-r In n pla.ee jand another th M
tbe manner in which 4be vaM stretches
of arid lands la ihlo "state wfl b mad
ta produce "abunaantly, where now they
raise nothing and can- raise aethlnc,
it Is fuUle 4o await 'th inauatiration of
areat lrrlg,tlon wf rks )W 'i th' faeral
government, needed as thos works are.
Ther are tract of. land contiguous t
available waters. MJiA thmrm la e.nlta.1 at
and to ttttkf that' att to account8- la.
d. this Is beln's? doit fiowl Throua-h-
out th aastera half f the state various
taTigatioa laurpMaaa or foot that
promise to reclaim Urge area f Unds
now absolutely worthies!
This work!, add to the wealth of th
tat- alr-t comes -from the tnicta so
reclaimed, Before belTif watered these
tracts are of no b known t man. They
are covered wltartuft of sagebrush, and
ny animal, wild r domeetlo, can gab a
livelihood, unless it b tb coyqte, who,
scavenger that he s, prowls over the
wastes and feeds upon the dead bodies
of other atlmals that have perished, per
hap, by reason of th very desolation
that comes from the barrenness of those
, When one water flows, aver these use
less acre immediately; they become pro
ductive, aad .fruit and grain and vege
table are'taken from,- the erstwhile des
ert. And this work, is ; gradually betn
don by enterorlslh'' 'men " who. more
than making two;bUde of grass grow
Vrll.Mk fUlf1l 4SA1tf Ak-ln
where "none 4grw 4 before,'
the fruits of the husbandman to spring
bundsntly from soil that now may be
utilised only by ilia wolf and his kind as
a'jwarchfng'grouni orcarrlor
j' VOTEftd 5H0tLD REGISTER.
' tt will, promote good government If
very man in Qre-oa'o entitled will reg
bter and Vote In th? JTuive elecUoa. v At
this time about Xl.sOO names of" ettUens
t the stat are. not ttpan th gistiaUo
books. mlmly Ia day remain ta which
to place tbrm tWreThur should not
be PJ.000 men ther should not be EqpO
men In Ofegoi are.W l(tti for the
manner in which th affairs of th peo-
pU ar aiidled -that he ; win neglect
to plac tbemsslvas In a. position so that
they, will bs able to vota upon Jun .- .
.However go the election, it is better
that averyon having tb right t vote
takUie pains t ekpres bis sentlmenU.
Th good cltlsen does , not delegate to
otbsrf tbr pertormano of this duty, but
Insist that, he. 111 s,t all times partlcl
pate In, and actively, too, all contest in
volving the business of th' public.' The
wis msn'befleves that it were better If
tb rerdiot 'of the also Uon a against turn
than that apathy b manifest o tba part
Of any considerabla part of tb body pol
itic,' r n
During ih v days remaining up to
election, day Jet jevery manv who has ot
done so take th time and go to th reg-
tstrationf of floes and affix bis name to the
book,' It I bis duty, ; Je deserves not
the, right of suffrage If he neglect this
service to himself and tb community.3
1 ' CIVIC SERVICE REFORM.
'The Journal believes, in tb reform of
tb civil service, And. that the better
element f "the"citlsinshlp of th coun
try will support any 'movement looking
towards Its advancement, Progress has
been made. And numerous events of th
past few "months" hav served to estab
lish the principle firmly In tbe minds of
tbe people. - For Instanv,' but a few
Wks ago th President dUmlased from
htfflcf ,avnlted Btatea marshal In
Indiana, who ha become offensively par
tisan. ; That offlolat had accepted a post
tlon In which be wan presumed devote
all- of his--time to th duties incident
tbareto, and If thl were don he Would
brto busy to partlcipat in a political
He violated these reasonabls rules, and
was relieved by order-of th President-
Pertinently, It may be'suggested that
her In Oregoninr peema to be little
of regard for th ml of the President
thus xpllcltiy laid do'Wn and Illustrated
by the dismissal of tha Indiana marshal.
Can it' bi thai Mr. Rooeevelt is ignorant
of .th fac'tf r ?thr tome K4t ' bis federal
office-holder:" are devoting gll of their
Urn to 'assistln In 4b4 induct pf th
Republican campaign and are utilising
very . . means; Within ' thIr! "power - to
achieve vlctoryt And thl being true, is
It not offensive partisanship - v , .'
A LITTUE LEAVEN LEAVEN ETH TH E
WHOLE LUMP.
, The shining embodiment of Inordinate
vanity is found in The Jheteorlc career-
inara of Mr Harvey ftcitt of th Oregon
lan. He works with Mr. Joseph Simon
on campaign for tb ends of 'good gov
ernment" and denounces .those who are
opposing hi ,'Vfillat4 nga",of "cor
rupt rounders pf tb criminal and semi
crjmlnal class.", AUo,b times Sena
tor Simon I aided, in, b.ls .lntntkns by
th best element of tha ooontry, becaus
Mi Seott, for'a tint, is with him and
them also. , Mr. 8imon fvotd for per
forming th ."pialn. dutyubf tth country
la tha port vBJcan tarifl; measur. land
he was' right because larvey Scott, ''for
tb tiro being, was on 4hat sid. '
Mr. Simon' Voted against, tb ship aub
My bHl, and be wa right, because Mr
Soott was, for h Vv. being, thinking
tb same way; but since then Mr: Scott
has joined th 'affiliated vgang,' which
act baa banged W personal Iptorasts,
and bene Seaawr i Simon :maktr too
: Tbs ,cenunou mortal,. 4a sot Ilei
until h remembers what a large lump h
oa?n. A ' 4rtHi mttoned Ac
tlon may on year bl corrupt ind
.unscrupulous gang, whlo has ruled for
thirty year with a high, hand."; and the
next year the very same man will be
transformed into oivH servtc reformers,
wholly Ithout gull, and th ofcly change '
that ha occurred to bring' about this
wonderful transformation. 1 th aoqulsl
I tlon to Its' mrnhr.h1n or" Hirvn BnAttl
I Vf this Jhppn i b th year b o
I lay reaao'n Mr. Boott eoncludes'tnai -th
vitehall-MeBrid facuoa.Via.roorrupt
end unscrupulous,? - tata they, at b
held by th peopl of jOregeny .bt lf, on
in winer nana, na aeciaes .ua flWHM
those with wham be baa been working,
then th peopl of Oregop must begin t
share In bis dislikes without asking an?
question at t why tfelsWs suddenly So, ;
But The Journal ist simply anxious to
be able
to inform thf People ot preRon
of tb gang pf federal oBlee
which on
holders has reformed, within the past
year, and ' how and when an4" where.
Just n pan,' pleas.
CHILD SUVEmV :.! ACTORlk8. ;
. "Boy and klrls from 1th ag of (
years and upward are employed. ; They
usoaUy work from f In the morning tin
lti t at night.' "Tor four month in l,h
year they go to work bofore daylight, jand
- T.'iV '
lhw fttNT 'linn .ftM. M1.W " ,
Th tragedy of child labor m American
1 jractori
I lAlk . eV
ss Is told In tb foregolag,iiuota
tlon from Th Philistine. , It cites faotg
that "constitute au severs '-oonftUntar
tipon the anomalies of modern. elvfllss
tlon,' facts that bnlut tender" Sympathy
for th deadened life of the babies who
are employed In many industrial lhtl'
tutlons of tb country, fact that arouse
feelings ( savage rhtmeit :: towards
th. heart) esanass that "abuses ' men 1 1
vine so little of th better part that
they ar willing to permit; much toss ac
tually cause; such suffering. ; '
"'Th" Philistine- "was commenting ' upofl
th. removal of cotton- faotorl)1, front
Kew fcngland own to cities Jn Boutb
Carolina where no laws are on thf stat
ute" books prohibiting th mployment of
children iaTany indoor industrial '-'jmoriuZ
'- It is r-pugnsnt to the Admirgtldtf for
the Boutb that mobf piopla" fwlff-bdtttra..
tlon for m chivalry an4'yrimanee--to
read such statements.' I(sabameful
that South Carolina has no law that
makes it crunlnal to partlcipat In the
Introduction of & slavery Htto that' swt
that Is so much worse than h bondage
of th African as algbt s darker" than
day. i vy.'.''". ,
This slavery must and"wlll evolve an
emancipator who will bVto:the bond
child of South Carolina wha " JUncola
was to tb negroes of that Mine state
during th civil War times. Soma man
must arise among; those South Carblinahg
who will write a proclamation freeing
them from their distressing condition,
and glv them access t tb world ta
which ehlldrenj of tender ag bav School
advantages, fresh air and parental car.
Whoever is th man. fe will be 'to South
Carolina the best friend that; common
wealth ever had. And such men must
arts in other states and champion the
cause of tbe child Slav. Until, th last
one has been freed a foul blot Will stain
the escutcheon of thl Republic ' i . A'.
i-i i .gaggf xi SW
EARS TO THE GROUND. .
The Oregonlan frantically insists 'that
Furnish should be elected becaus this Is
too Important a year for. th'roprt to
go out that Oregon Is a Dembcratio state,
and ws thereby woul be forced to loos
our grasp on tb Philippine! Of course,
th question whether W ar ta rtamth
Islands has always been more or less In
doubt, but that has been because (t had
not been decided whether Banker Furnish
was to be Governor -of Oregon, Congress
is
wamng with "bated
result of our vote on Governor, before 4t
can decld what to do ,on Uhbi . great
question, v Senator : Hoar -is wndeolded.
Bailey is at sea, Morgan Is restless in
his uncertainty, and . eyen : Roosevelt
presses his ear to the ground fV' Pitch
the dally reports from Furnish a to bis
chances. -1 i -Li- '(,
j'.'Shall 'w bold these .grat,Uls.nds a
our ownv or shall w let them rvrt to
th bligVt of savagery V Inquires Bevetv
what to do'untu waear Whkt Or.
does In th matter o tb election of Gov
ernor. That will decide th matter.'
. "Great Ood) an what a slender thread
hand everlasting things!'!
Mr. Colvig is. announced jur on of tb
Democrats who we'nt into th Republican
party in 1894 on tb money question Mr.
Colver waa a Fre Silver democrat, and
In that campaign mad a specialty of eg
coMatlng , Gold Democrats as - traitors,
Now he is absolutely beyond any criti
cism for supporting tbe Republican ar
ty. But he must enter in his class. ' He
is not n f-year-old at alt. He ts not va
a 4-year-old, a Mr. Furnish la." He b k
g-year-old only. Let's bav bo monkeying
with the entries. . . . ' jM
. i T J
It Jack Matthews is to have an Interest
In the Btate Printer' offlc provided his
candidate, Whitney, IS elected, it Wilt pot
be necessary to call upon furnish to put
in, prsotic pny "business" , methods In
that offlo. i i
:m: ,' .,.,v ,. . ., 'f,y:4
Why don't ws ha somsthlng .mors
about fees What has become -of-Mr,
furnUb's' campaign, that, the peopl were
to b proud of It ' It saorng to b rducd
now te'the Jlmpl itertf mak people i
belUva there ii fltfectl Way-doat
we sea? front Henry ' Media and: Dab
j Ifalark-yTj; Why hl (Hlwoi ii 44
I Willlame alono to'Uarthe burden of th
mad
the
PghtT What's the matter, boyst Are
f Harrr.lnbaa hM.sotBesperjj
falem. He knows hew "business methods"
4Jm ui iUyaieatjAtre.'' ttifta
PPOrtulty Is iv4haiJmatUla statesi
j H ' , H; lnt ?ff 'flu,a,f
I f'fc blb oharactarised bbt ii ad
irdmstrauon of th afgeaa of deputy
! ted States Marshal ana Sheriff, tba fat
Payers of this State will leam how "pus. '
Ins rnothod"
i Th Oregoniaa says in its editorial
timha that It sUwaya'Nt toll ta truth:
tbr war upward et thousaml pto
pi at tba atlsnsk msetlng l th Tab
rnacl -Thursdav niehi who kuw that
I jt, jpot of tbat meeting as not tb
j truth. -, ' : f . j tv
VThn th Matthewa orta wants M
Imply tbat ths, cltUens ticket Is afalbit
ik.' .Iji-''-',.j.' ,i . . - -
v wtuitf wut iv pieas uie nouo
that there are tw Philippine soldiers a
the Cltlsans tlokt Wb took part In tM
War? But on the' other ticket thr 1
not a single soldier'"''- " '
I ftjto- llntlhewf candidates venture
Pa th atump; Wjll tby tell the peopl
for whom lhy ftr pledged tor tba VU
ted. Btatea Senate f
Th Cltiten' metln Thursday night ii
tba'best answer to the abuse of the or
aa.
FACTS miHB. CASE
Thf rpotiv tabdldate (for' Btat
Bnator ar Dr, Him Ut CltUens'.
; " sssssssssaasaasspssssssi
and Hnry K. McOlna. JUaubUoan. Bath
fiaV lived ."in thla community for maajrl
i . .. r - . ,
.us are vu anown. Horn .nave in state nay b conducted, because be
heretofore bad publ fnnctlona to pr- fMijtpne in twthod and In
form, Will anjr admirer or support f , jlrloacFea of business, n4 the "ring"' will
ilr. McOInn point out the time when lis, bv Its way wTOI IdlHlhlstratlon be-
was .not a "maojilft jwUUoiahW or sir
nay lntanca Wbaav h Jld not da ta aaa
uiu ois -pouuoai no." in. afnaa for
out of offlolT on th other hand, will
any oaa sav tbat Or. Lan was ever aos
trolled by any one osv eeuld ka la
flUenoed or laduoed to do anytbtaa by
reason pf any political puH 'T Ba A jcnds to polltlca in a profession! way
no nlwaya act4 irons . a. eenettttlot ".nd "worka".. thi" slate for what "buai
cpnvlcUoa of right and: trem a lOab I " tnara: In tMbara Is armffd. of
atanderd of tntegrtty n4 Justice r ?x i
Colvlc of a.ckbnvlll;
I
tb -track in Una shape.
inpronumg
4-year-pld rFurntsh to making th raoe
for governor,;ahd the phenomenal ' J'Col-.
vl of Jaoksonvllla," a Republican of i
year old, is running necbnd-heck with
Judge WmUuns on fbrgfamp. taaehlng
Republican fhetr pyrty principle;' nd
demonstrating hdw Completely th 'feouh"
try will b ruloed and th Paolflo Coast
desolated, 'unless ' the 'Matthews-Scott
ticket la 'cled, - t
; -Tha Son'f Jf th Twc-Yr Olds.
Hurrah, hnrrab, for us twc-yar-olds, tb
gelding bwlft and fiaatt
Th Moodys' Cfeers and Ankenys ,w'vt
Wa'v run in Democratic beats for many
uwaieo ore ineir leet;
a losing race.
But now we've struck tha wittnlns aide
stand by and see us naat
IWe ar going for the purses, observ us
pass th wire: w-,, -f 1
Ts, watch y slow RepubUoani aS W 06
mgn and higher. j
Tin-can .ths Gear and Ankanva. tbair
usefulness Is pnissed.-'j i,
uurran, hurrah, for th ' two-year-oldA
tha back are all outomSsadl '
im "Colvig BlU" of JackaonvlU. th
Ft Ow and thirty year X dealt In Dam- I
oc ratio thunder.' ..' ,
1 fought Against Jtb Lincoln, 4wio cata
' palgned against Grant, t f -
rom rar ana near I drew th boys te i
j . : hear me roar and raaO - .t
Gainst th. pernicious dootrlnaa f j vlls
1 Republican rule. ,'.,,;
1 fought against McKlnOay and nailed
mm -wanna' s Tool.v. . v t.
my lightning slide,
I And I'm leading all the ars upon tba I
other aide.
Ys, leading all save
- ' "Pendleton Chief,"
-Furnish.: the
But Furnish la a marvel, and hta "fun
1 I nlng past belief; ' - , - t
1H got two year the-start of mo. as
v Scott does truly state,"" ' r '
H saved the Republican party In sight
een ninety-eight ...
Now he's It foremost leaden Its "bays
nis forehead crown,
VJZ.
But as Furnish shook Democracy in
eignieen Tiinety-eight,-" '
And skved euf bleedlog coaiituV from the' j
am horrible fat ' f ."J it V . .
That bow confronts it, hen' tm'C my I
noDie part to ao, .-. v,. y .
And sav our country one again In nine-
teen hundred two.
So come ye gallant yeartlnr, coma fol
low in my trail,
The star of Thomas Jefferson M wanln
. dim and pale, , , " "
Th rising star of Hahan Is' beckoning lif
th East " - - ' -
And contracts, trusts and rubsIdist'lnA
yit us to ths feast, """t . . .
Bo, turn yojir uus on all thnt howl w'v
, made year after year, s . 1 '
Rid head ud on tb Hanaat track amid
th grand stand's cheer.- ,. ,'.r.
Tb "Colvig". and th'"lurnishs-, will 1
. ' undertake ta show . s '"i t
That in a race for efflce f bar are some
- things, you Oon't know. :Jt '
niK
- On ths fact of It. -
irTb other feller pottrod money Into
onr ward Ilk water," said th trusty
henchman,. . . ..
1 That kind of talk l, ii. m,m hrM
th election,-, Bill," replied th alderman Jjn
from th 'Bteenth ward, in A confidential
whisper, "but you and t know mighty
wir tnat IT they . had , done that t.bP
wmn toe wneie-ward."-Chlcago
Tribune.;, ' . ';"
man Who Is-A Eepubllcan, of
sees
toaiion lor tnalnteiwio f HepubUcan
pol!jy.1ad ipurposes, can hiv. ho
f"n'"fe ''tount for EWniocrai vfor
Governor or for withholding bis ewppMt
i lt Orronlatt-oa il$f T, ahd itg tenor
It In. triklnjt .isoitra;wlth!tha- sntl.
Wmts hltberW express- when th R
publican partu had randldat for GOv
?m.p who,, was aot ta Jts kkint., Tak
h campaign at-isM as a example. ft
p4 beenlgintrailjf Joncfd that U re;
fura tor bl loog servloe la th intrs
at th Repttbllean party, Colortel Como
tlV a pioneer cUiaaa... St V Washington
pounty, was nutli to th bifhest po
ibl( recognition. thkl th" partv could
trlv hmUtd HOmlnstUii sf OoVernor.
i Orcgamaa bitterly apposed such ac
Itoh beca.iaa doloner Otrnollua Wu n.
kM0 ki !6Ww a 'jMUr-lteb
Bf or , th 8tU- eooveoUea met v Mr.
feeetf entnthmra w.rr. At nrtia.
j ,lu nd 0iWn IssUtd iunds y;
f"1 IK11 y;' ".L V"J
J ' W;HITBWAHWC TH DftlYf U s
"N? decebt "taewspaptr can ilford .to
imtit lu own oor4 by aeekmg i-t whu-.
wash the devU when moral aisabiiit tat
vuv im bvi unuoo 01 opinion
U ail, but IP noiorious t ut I . ,
I th th aarie su of th Oregosaa th"
bttack la followed us as follow.! . t ,
.'AbVOCATE. atACHINB BMAbtHNO.
K'Th business of dcnt newspaper
Is not talajr firebug. , but; flrbalj. v Jt
BOes hot deny tb necessity of party
fttachln. guf: $t ?resrvjaS k Vlght to
(udg tba jnachln by Its workv.Wbea
tba machlaa nominates a.' shoddy scoun
4rl MT .'tatmatf;wbrlv"b ,nw.'-
fcbtoe aabat be raformsa. os be am&abed.
A partf newspaper aa sometimes ftSord
proved jndlDcAtjr. "bat Jt never pa-s to
cpt ioliUcai Jknay under th .party
lajh, -" t . t --'i . 4 v
f The Republica ,8uu aoaveation Wt
tit N and nomtnated Cotohdl.cortutiius
siifPs standard beire " dnco.-hlng Us
ftomlnAtion th Orttohlan In U tsitt bf
May I. um. mMx- pr-;U Il
BUQQE8T8 iimd6iLAnc i$cait i
f "S&oald h be elected Qevernof, h will
m vv aaiiikja sail 1 1 1 .vseea aiini rm nr r nn minrn
ow itU about the affairs of ths Stets
r, to1 juaftnar fA Which the business of
I tue h will nt how- how to hoht te
l )lchok. 'tiet Jt KS ili.i kn .w
1 aeoiion -ts . vrgea against mm as a man
I But M )owr Coreiiba-s air f'aaiiaij
J vrnoTf thw 5tU.-theeMffM whom the
I regency or rina wauid exefeuta its ordara
J nd cajnry out It purpose-the rtnhat
JWrtloaihat wIU saak Its) felt U th
Deraeorats should nominat for th Osv-
if in courW' of Vhts - the Democratic
But convention met bad nominated Svl.
, vtr Pennoyer lor- Oovornor. and tba
tw eaadidate went n-h stump. -la
Its Iwmd of tay , dm, th Oregoniaa
tbJ iftotad.tb Pfocrwa jot tb ; aaa-
'Th rlnsr clrcua at last aooounta wraa-
I mowiy maaing it way pp tb wiiiamett
Valleyi bowln- At yaripu nts. , It
waa not lrt lettled, Atbflatett advice.
wuviu.r awisuui ever wore , a anirx
washed by. b Chtnaman, . or, . in ' fa.ct,
whether tba shirt be IS stumpinr In ever
was wasted by anybody. As. tor Fen-
noT 5 l aln mu heaVy B w"
dust "track, and, therefor, th rc on
tb whol will b a fulfillment of the
scriptures, kinc it will not b ts tb
swift,." . - - J.
Tho rsuTt'of'th campaign waa th
election of Pennoyer, and, ' glowing; AVer
tb dfeA pf tb Republican candldnte,
th,Orkonian, In (U issu t June g, usa,
saldf."'1.''1",'''' ;.',' !.. ; : .t--x
GLAD tBjm07X& WAS fiLECTKD .
, ."The lesson of this election Is that Ore
gon easnot b counted as a sura Rpub
J' HPttbncan party
fltcl)l)Wir thejy bjM'beitCV
bauched and demoralised, and this vote
Is th result. Perhaps It may now dawn
Upon th mind of those Who outraged
cvfry sens f decency M the. party by
forcing tba dectioA of Mitchell through
a combination" with the worse elements
of the XmocratIc party, and by making
ever since, -fo wbat pass "their bonduct
hat brought tha Republican parry of Ore
a"0..;$.
: A th return earn tn, th Oregonlan,'
tin wultlna- over; the defeat of Cornelius,
remarked on June t,' ISssr- -.--
' ' " OWTRAOB ON DECENCY. "r
t "Thl 1 th first respon pf th Repub
licans , vf Oregon to" the outrag perpe
trated on 'decency last November when
Jphi) H, Mitchell In spite of the most
'earnest protests against bis character of
political, personal and official: Infamy,
was elected , through a Corrupt combina
tlpd with th Worst element OC tlje Demo
cratic party, to the tinned States Senate,
It Is th first opportunity protesting Re
publican have had to express their de
termination pot to follow th leadership
of Mitchell and hi gang, and. moreover.
U,M tn expression t their determination
.asinron mm from bis position of as-
umd dictatorship i over th party. To
iuii whi ib aiscipime now aammisterea
M b repeated, if necessary, aiV again
repeated till thl man of vlie poiuos and
of stuj yUep personal character shall be
I forever retired. Na party can rward
I scoundrellsm Ilk bis and hav any right
ujaryaiter .t expect sucoms.'; ; w- -
m THE CHURCHES.
Church of the Good Shepherd (Eplsco
!nAU "vHoiy communion at B Am.; morn-
prayer and service at u a tn., subject of
discourse, Th Sunday, Question"; even
ing prayer And sermon at t; ' Sunday
school k jo, a, ta. j
.Service WlU he held at the Norwegian
andi? Danlab. .M..-E Church,. : Thirteenth
aad Davis, Rev., Folk of Seattle will
preach at U and Rev. 01 sort of Astoria at
7:A Sunday school at 10, Professor T.
S. Remlstad will conduct a special sonar
At the Jnltd Brethren Church ther
will be Sunday school at 10 a. nv, preach
At 11 a; in., Christian Kndeavor at f
p n, orv , b, B.- caywood." the -dentist
evangelist, will speak at p.'m. on "Re
llglon ProsB' aPusinesa -Man's "View
."At til toea4 JU&f jbbaMh WWg
Ladies
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, ECONOMIES OF A QUARTER TO A THIRD BELOW COST
OVER ) too PIECES LEFT,
' ttherlrrt exclusive-
M i nMiBkA
This sale will conUnup
early forietectloaft,
Ursatt Oothler b th Nowaat.
A
Xstthat
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worship at r 10:80; sermon subject. "Tb
Dignity of Minor Part In b pram pf
X4f.rvTai,wtil. plsojbi ft fiyewlauta
Uluatrated : address ror; boys, anO girls.
A gospel temperanof sarvlct In th ven
ing: address bvtbo stor,rA.ttudfi of
th Li4ur Tram; Our Attltud Toward
tho Traffic." MUs Marfuarlte Shelly wlU
reel te, , , ,
At th rtrst'finsi8b.,CarebTof tb
Evangelical , Association, riomer 't at
Sixth afid Market. strwt Rev. P. jpoak-.
Un of Ftndlay, O..-: will pmeh , In th
morning, and la tba svaning tb pastor.
Rv G. W. Plumar.-wllt pit fhp'pulplt.
Th rausla will b under th leadership of
F. C. Stryffelr,? $.',r , f
At th First Baptist ChurcH th 'ar
vtea rari lOilt A. attv, prayr tor th
day,-10 JS a: tA, aroen,LrAa Abundant
En trance;" 11 m., Sunday school: $ p. -m.
stSavter mtsmoni' p. m.,isrvlo at
county laH; pntV open lr strvlc, on
nr Third and Barwidti ? Rv'. M, a M.
Bled will tireAdbi Singing 14 by a
comet. 7:tt p. m., subject, "In Churcb
Memberebip TRToftn WWl,rMttle,, Pro
feasor W, ilv IVildor, rgntet And direc.
tqr.. with mala uartt. At ths morninf
service ther will b a short sormofti t ,
tba. hUdran..:K,,,:,j fr'f'i:0.
. At MipaA Presbyterian Church Pro
. faaaops fur Ktft Warren ,m,,,tNr'duet ;,tb -morning
sarviov apealtln btt tba tope,
"Is th World Growing :.t Btttef r or
Worser Rev,-Jr R WllsoW-Lv t) will
preach. In the eveding. ' There will b spe
cial music at both service. MrA J. M. C.
Miller, soloist;; Mrs. ; Peterson, ; organist
Morning antherti.'Come ,tntq M Hallj
solo, "Rest," Sheldon. Evening anthera,
"Th Runr6HdnrTTTies11t '
,Th First Spirit ilar Society 'wjirtneet At :
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DR. B. E.
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nn .li s l1 itwfWK V jfjegJU
:." JsaW' 'jfci -f an-f-.v . -ft fl'i - I;
lb.TI ; " I I'
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DENTIST
l Ana nis ASsocMtes
3425 'Wrthlntfbn
f ;. ; Hours: 8 s. tn. i p.
' : ir7 :'' '.LCPMONB
if f'"
ho."
A.
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no two allko All Art iplendld
and tylUh Mecei. ' " '
n a a i Ci ne : .
, ,1' "if
until til ro difposod 6f Com
sdbssbsCss
- - Feitl tnf MarriMl tlfMU
FlYTIME IS COMING
W oa he? yea la ,
tatrta all tmcs.
y n .(v
l ii. Moorjiots & co. ;
Art StoreonViitOm St.'
Beautiful Face
kUVprnen VanV'; lrppr can bi
'4 "'" a "' L . "
: tue gsin suutei you fietutUuL . w re
v; more all blemishes, tuperfluout hair
tnolei, etc. No tfcaM. Ii b irell worth
TOurwiiUetdCJai.r NOchamtd Ulk It
otrt;Gray hair restored. ; Jtianlcurlag.
702 MASQUAM CURDING.
lima i a
Ml TH1X0 ST. ,
Op. !kabf at Cobs. .
n A, M. aod kt XiU PlM.AU ssnrto
will M eooducteH by Rev, J, . Luoa.
Tha Lyceum wm meet at UsW P, H. In
tba fvanlna th lecture will bp gtvn by
Hon,, J. o,- Grton. All yam will be
beld. yi Artisan' , poll, Ablntoq
buuding, . Vi , .v,, , ,
' Tha reguUr sarvlo of tha Peoples'
jChurch (appUed Cbrtsllanlty) wlU pa hold
tin tb arst. ball. Now & Allska buUding.
morning, and- tvenlng., In:4h morning
tb tbema wUl b tha "Demooraoy of tba
Lord's Suppwv" In tb vntng wUl .ba
given th flrst of tba series ; of lacturts
on. social pad lnduatriai gubatlang, J. T.,
Morgan, of th Millmaiuf Union, wlU as
sist ths sslntaten i a.?.'-;; .,..
r Tb pulpit at Taylor-Street First Meth'
odlst S2plscpar Church wHf U tiled by
th pastor. Rev H. J. Taibbrt, SiO, at
lO:sft ' In tM mnint at" Til k will
pMaeh s fbo Subject, Strang Tha'
Ftctloa." 1 Tnip4riaan will appeal to M
-and yaunr AttkA Vor - th pvewtng hour.
Prof essor W H, 'Byer hlui prepsrsO A
special Mueloal pfborwfflo At th sermon
wlU Wshot.- Tha oaneral aloM atoSHni
Is held at f:38 Jp tb moroins; Ths Sun
day school WlU mt today at , U:M. Tb ,
KpwoftS tssAst VOtlohal meeting Ia at
At th : rmjamJfnimtt
Church, th pastor, Ruber Fergusaa, will
preach tomorrow tnornlng 41 U o'claf ,
on Tb Sacrst of th Greatness of Je
sua" . In the evening at f:S o'clock tb
them wlU b I'Comrades (a Arnu." '
1 hat Languhg of Our, t
Clrk-Am t to understand taat yon In-
tettd to dispense wUb my servlcesf , -
Druirlat Tes; and t shall also dlsoense
without your iefvles.-New York Proas.
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and 7 p. mu to tp im, ,V 5
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