The Santiam news., October 27, 1905, Image 2

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Politically Independent
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\l»VKt:ri'IN<. RATES
SHOULD Hi HL ELE( 1ED.
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As the provisions of the I>ir«-< t Prin ary law re-
county and stati
q lire nominations for th«- vari< * c<>
offices, directly at the haiids of t »<• ¡»«»pl»-, it
quit«’ time Dial we shoukl lx- si-arching «»ut m< n
whos«’ peculiar fitness, i, honesty and qualifications
point them out ns the proper ¡«errons ns candi-
dates, Fjqxx'ially is this true, from a state viev.-
point, in tile ■*« I. » ■ !. *1 ■ ■ of ■ ■ ..I t. «' « 'ill '1 i* 1;« t * ’.
Linn count., in the paw, tiiM I mm ' ii rvpres«’rted m
our law making I «*> I»;, «om»- mo * • xcellent men
of whose abiLty, int«-grity r.nd s.aglen«- s of pt:r-
pose in the int<-r<-«t of »*!* the pe«»pl< there ca !>•
no question, h.i«- ha« also ' a<l l«-gi 'ator- of
whom, to any the least, she is n< ‘ proud.
hen ;■
man ha proven him <-!f true in ¡„-rson an»l int<
rity, whose abil'ty is far aht».e nnslkx-rity, it is
wis«lom to retain his service' as long ax ¡«»s-il»!«-
I «l«-< ally is this true of an ollh-«* in which the •
n.olumentx are sonwager. tl at any thought of ,«•-
cuniary rward is not .»«•»«-ia',«-»l aitl an a» cej
tail»-«’ of »»in- <»f ot.- n 1 -t imjrirtant of <»f!ic<
Sometimes, in th«’ ¡■a«t history of our ¡«ihtica. con­
vention.«, iiomieati«' * f >r caiid dn’»-« f< r th state
stniatc an«l house of representatives, have gone a
begging and u,-n- ,»ivcn to any j»-rx,>n who «vouhl
accept, and on account of v.hich Old Linn has turn-
islwd s »me very indifferent legislative timlx-r.
One of the most pan staking, em-ryo-uc and hon­
orable iiu’mlx-r« of t) •• 1« ;■ s1'»!or-- that I » ' < -out)
has ever had, is lion. M. A. Miller, of L<-l>:n n.
II ability
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his memlx’rahip of cither s’-nate or hou-e, hr iUiS
ever coi.t, nd«-<l for w at he conc-ivvd t<> I«- the
v» ry best inU-re«!« of th«- ¡•»••»iI him th«- < ■ ’; -
mon school» liave «-ver b.ad a ¡owerful champion.
In the session of nearly on«- y«-ar ago he led th,
fight against the Normal Sch<«»l graft, and was
quit«- active in securing tl.»- n«s*< -ary i - titions to
hold up th«- big blanket appropriation bill. Th s
Same gang of grafters will lx- down at Salem, in
greater force than i-v r. *it the next session, <1«-
manding the re-appropiatiun of the « mi win- t .«•
p«-ople will refuse next June and, in addition, a
further sum for the mamtainann for the en.- < g
two years.
We know not wheth«-r Mr. Miller will stat: I f< r
re nomination or not. But if he will do so, the ¡>e«--
ple will make a great mistake if they fail to send
him to succr«s| himself in th«* senate.
Perhaps Mr. Miller has made mistakes in his leg­
islative care« r. ¡'«-rhaps he has voted for or
against measures in th«- ¡Mist, u,»on which he would
vote differently now. Few members, w ho have
been ns active as he, has fewer wrong votes re­
corded against him.
Ir. addition t<> Mr. Millers known ability, h«- is
exceptionally |s>]»ular and. if n<>min:.t d. w.T n-
ceive many votes from the ran! s of his ¡xilitical
opponents. His record os a legislator is such, that
the N ews editor has often heard it commended by
Republicans. Surely if he consents to accept,
there can lx- no question as to his nomination and
election.
u bile to in
spedali our
clothing on
exhibition.
We corni
the best thut
¡8 manufact­
ured.
“ Please Smile
Look Pleasant
M aking
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M*IT<>IC AM*
ion« before it ¡« absolutely certain that the ver>
L.
PO.'¡E ROY
ast case of frwr h t* «! apr« srod. The ¡» y >- A MATTER OF HEALTH
>le think tiiat he has ayain assurrwd a needless and
REAL 1 CAT F UKOKEK
mcailed for risk.
« «ft.
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ri»
Occupying the position that he does, Pn •indent [
Roosevelt has. in a rn'-asuro, forfeited his right U>
the American people, to dispose of his life as mav
Farm a
• T I »* •
-•s-m proper to hims«Tf. He is, practically, carry­
hl «»w li
ing th«« welfnro of ti>«- ¡«•■••pic in his hand. .Much
|( jr»«i »
is n«w expected of him in the way of regulating
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the many injustic«n and wrongs from which th«-
U. I r«l
nation suffers. Ilccauae be Ims manifesttxl a dir-
osition to right these wrongs the people hav«-
•om«* to love and trust him. Therefore, th«»*,
n«sx||e-s and unnecex-s try n»k* that he has asaum
ed. cause a feeling <<f uneaxtneM ami alarm in th«-
heart» of the people. Suppose something had gon«-
i aa»a *1 am »»• «e-l • '•»
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wrong with the ls«al when it was below the sur-
b.al Ute <■ «!•' t--l .« ■'<
,. k • uh t f and pull»/
Absolutely Pure
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nu> cra»-ke4.
the V«f
•lir«it>.i *»»'' • »•’ ‘h’ '"t
Vice-I’n Yident ¡-Turimnks uould. at once, have be
«AS MO SUBSTITUTE uni'!
Fané, an
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■ ri.a«> •
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|nr<«i ■*
com«? the executive of the government. In him
A Cream of Tartar Powder,
J.• kilt
t.
an
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»oh
pain.«
froo from alum or pho«*
A ih I )•<
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the people, as yet. Lave no faith, because, he is
H riiws tcd W» »XTH *' :*
*”■ r >*h bar aX'.or
phatlc aold
haH»/.
She tan'l
a «1 lu m«k» tanti« b»j>py.
untried. They fear his sympathies are rather
i UenaraH»
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«<«ln»l
X«l«f»-
royal a**.»« row’. • • co . *i* votm.
(uilns ot ill h. . in
with th«> trusts an,I cons'rations than with thè
•.< th- r*- k'nrf !*•>•>«
a« he«4*. he. i-æa arta>
a<U- are! •!««*•
whole people. They ar,- beginning U> know that
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utUown
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r«i»W«l
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the ¡tattles of the
President lb»>sevolt is fighting
f
t
II» fem nln«.
When thl* coon
n
. ...I tt
»en. «al he»lih la Ml r«L
p»«ople against «»fficial corrujttton and diahon«*stv
». I
<b I.. *1U> evw«
“*« «Sita u(
id wrong acts by powerful
off
and again<t th«* trusts am
\
m»yr’<»ln her health »1
corporations, They lielieve thr»>ugh him lies the an et»ctuyt mt an tw •»heli»»»*. All I». i„ «III. e>l ..ff.t»al«" *“f*k*V?*'i
n.i
by ' - *-
>*• *?""!
•I.« |Wup»ro««i by
I
ha
plam*
h>rtuhi»i
quickest road ' i tariff revision. All of these nmt-
I
twenty« 5 vc
the F Malta* t I*«»*: v
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as pn
¡»resident might and
Iwnks ns
ters, with Mr. Fairbanks
liera ar« lrwaU«l M
ie <ta inn«,
purtt <4 *.l«i» r*»G
r
probably w»>ul * !-<• altogether different. It is idle ’’have iw»w tfavii omal owl. Wn have «•ert-lly e.s*' dent.«I.
.sla m» pl.a.uf» to «•••'" ,h« *”*£
to .¡t eulal«.- as to what the conditions would then »petit m»lnclha»4 <n»-r |»«i,(*»*l ijyo.’ Hr «h-r •It »! a-T moti
ta «»f »
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The people are well «itisfusl with the progress
bavin«
rwd
►«ine »tm*
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to
k.
ami
hot
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pf • I ■
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- in «ar, pn*vi<tinic it
t«r*’Ull>î ’ ’ i-
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I r***-»»* 1 j<*isro cv*nhl
!ali«-ii U> makr» the
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lb. Æ re.,
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o' ref mn. From him they exp»«ct murh. There­ . >K »4 < h »*!«,' tatixrlv httlr value I*» a «ng
l*»*t * •*- 4*» all
wv»b < ,'t
.
. ** ’• •
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Uit>4* <•< «<
fore, th> y would prefer that he would curb his jh aiblr » ut-mr
..r t.tr «r L. n < f ** u»<* »«•.. ’ M
an.-..-'
stren i” ‘iti when it involves an clement of person­ Thia i» ¡¿« mm I new«, even though not a
a.ntfle vhvmy ia anywhere in tijtht. V\ ar
al danger, aS in these two instances.
powder
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BLAIN CLOTHING CO
< >!< I :< *< >X,
AI.IIANY.
It. I>. I AMM1N. of the Hll N I i
!>• s >A^k M I I S,
«!» prepared to fill order» for
COMMON on FINISHING LUMBER
Or,!,ukrn »1 I»«« .*•«'!• »> *< >«> <•« »«
i" HllvrU Itan.
Ih. Inn l--r i. Ute l*-l "I luounUin rtr. ftiul pita«« «re r. M< n«bta.
l-v ,:'r fc^reih-,-fa-*.****
a
.Uw.ut
thn la«»t thuitf «nv
Amtiricwn
think» <»l h r h - ctmntry yet it iw »* «at»»-
CENTRAL i ALLL Y .V i.V
SHOULD DE SELECT I D.
I « ti“ti to kn< w that »f u
r «h<»ul»1 <’<-me
iHir j«»rtM ««»nht be in a fairly d»-h nait.le
c«>fi<litbin.
The •’»•»eiit
onflict
in the
V' ■- - >
±
lì.-» are ’«I .««>,«*at ..<nl>«‘““«‘* ' urn»«
a.«az* « .
<ll«vn »«ar
Fe-.flra
C. n>n. « m *■' M“'-- *
,1. r I, «nI fre« ..■> re.. l|.t
.la 1- 1.»
»«t- — ■’
rea.lì'iM
r*»* t»»-h
i>... I o i *<• «
trail..na anrl woral . y U otw I
I. lata*
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. .mt« I r the vai»r •««•<*>
t*..,.
M
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ck’l»
A44r»^« vt*
b V l’kjruoh, Buffwu» h 1
ot
t>»l
when
At a recent meet i ,* of th,- Wi’lamette Valley they
in'-irmtely *tr«>nit, ami a I m
lievelop .lent lz ague the improvement of Oregon’s tl.A-y ar»* ifignml v ith any «»«rt «4 rotir-
or
rivers and harbors wis diiw-.ixs d to some extent «kf«’ nn<l intrlhgeni’c, can *tan<t «»ff |*»w-
< rful ti» vt-
I hi- MU" »h,»«n at Port
an<l. it is but fair t»> say. there seemed to be no
Arthur r%«’n morerlearlv than it waa in
favoritism manif« -«Uni bv the league, for any ¡»ar­ Cub* amt I* >rto Rta» diiriutf onr «ar
1\TI-I>
HV CHIC
tvrt
i> nv
fill, Atto MAM I \C
ticular hartx»r. To l«-aguc ?.xm .1 as much inter- A<ain»l bp« tn.
ri RING HOE ’Sri, pT*»--»li *‘f tru“t
esled in urging a dee|> water «-ntrance for the < >1- Bm a wfmiig navy !• tifMjded a« «ti
«••rthiui ** Mini ♦*>!!>• -whiìt familiar
ìli
v to th* lami
Rmwia with !<xul territory A m
uiabia river as for any other harbor. But when
Salary |lff. |>m«l wiwkly
(H-werful navy in Mftnchuri«n bra nub <4ffc«*,
li
r
Portland s < a!.-, of (-n >>n ’ittrlior«. the Columl
partition.
No
Fenn Alien!
¡mt iK'h
it « am it put up a
Bti»«ir»«vwM ••«fai» inbeti.
l’r**-
rv*|iiir»*l
is tl «• only «»ne, in her estimation, in th«- state.
iv batti tight ngam*t Japan at wv- vi< IIM r X jH*rivlirv h»»t
ut itti to ♦•ti-
Until < ’ongr-. .«man IL rnuri w is replaced by the rr ul
Mntmtfwr Branche,
M
It gave Vftlrabh* aiti to th« tfUtfing..
late U »ngressnia-i Tongue, the harbor ol the most I him I <1« 4< I.*•’» ut Port Arthur, Our <•« n 323 ■ Ibarlw.rti *tre»‘t.
direct importance to this ¡»art of the valley, (Ya- n v I* iii< r*«eing at a fairly Ma*»efa« t*«ry
quina) received htx-ml annual appropriatIons by rntr. \t Lt-n «B th<* v »,*!"**| m ib *« uiklvr
<
it tin* prim ipal countrfea
congress. Our senators and congressmen, prior of tl wnilil air <•<>mplettri th«* Vnit»*’i The Fanners anH the Trnsts
* if aU wol tesWt th«* ** rm*’ *• Ml th«*
to that »late, were bro;, l-mmd'-d enough tot.«' r«
vi ih Iw tiiir i on th«* li-t In naval
hai h»t *«j (he Tru«ta Thrj i?«t<*h Mt®>
to devea/p ail of the harbors on thé Oregon coast. Miviigfh, <>r*at Britaih mal France «rr
eoniifm a>i*t
\n<l fit* Trn*» II v«»«
a»’t it r* » a • I wa - hus «* of raUn«*»»l rrtatr*«. tta
Soon after Mr. Tongue's elivtion, it suddenly <!<•- the only i ountri»*» « h • h w ¡11 I h ? uh* ad
too, art* tig-
v«-lojx* I in the minds of th«* ixsu«l of sup« rvising of U*. >‘»n«* *4 our *
tr«»l <»f .Mir t»M«tn'V »v«irt»i
KvMetHlythe
That at a «lait* A ii j»HiMtivrlv cl««»»* at
r»*m»--tv I* *<» <u' »«ft fl»«»«* • jw -' î ' îm I favor«
engine r , tt at Yaquii a was unworthy of further hand th»- I nitcd >tut* * will lead i ranca
a lu« h hull t up a»i4 |»ri|a*t<*ai® th* Tm»l
cx|x-nditures. Whether Mr. Tongue. Portland, or nini la* *•< «• nd wrt the roll At any rate,
the S, P. railway w as resixmsible for this conclu­ wv are inakiug pr- gr»*«'« in both *»ur land
Torn lattimi Mataziiie,
sion, t'a- N ews w ill not ¡in tend to say. But with and "Mt*-r dvlvii*«.-*, but vrry much »till
*• <ht* Magali»»«*- with a mt
in to I h * tarn* in l**th tiriti» ln*i*.»fC WO
Mr. T 'ague's eh-ct on, liarixT improvement at Ya­
W AM • *O«|t'lla*h«'i1 t<| t*q*«'h t)W »•«ai way of
r<*tt« h th«* re ndition *4 »«curlty in «nr
|*ÌMHÌ«|illiif llfamr Ml {rocirU |»rK Ungra, at)4.
quina U-came past history.
a hieb »»or u. alth an«f fM’pulatmn «ta-
■* I r««at« f«M*rrtaM
Isrnre, of n n
When Mr. Hermann was r«--ele**ted, he was in marni. r muri kv op right *»n »»trongth*-
m r<»b th® pulito it 1» a *dg tn*» ’My
w .th ! I hi •« IM. km»,
umtfuhi« ot 12!< |« m
such l»a I <xk r with the administration that he )i g our f'»rtiiii‘Mti*»m», inerwaaing our
rwrtt**»»*«, Mr. Wat*»»oNi hrl'liant r«1ltorlB*K
niu
y,
and
manning
both
rfhrionliy.*
—
was and is, entirely without influence and could
e|N*«»inl ttrth b-w, a «rrtal *i*»ry» tu» riel trt,
•loot •torta» »»«ft
by th»» wurMNi
secure but unimportant committee assignments; St. la'hla tii“!»***Ih'UWM’rat.
Iw-wi wrltrr*. l;r*uh»t
»»* p*»r >s*ctr*
conxe«|ucntly has lx < n unable t<> do any thing to­ I'rofablrnt I:«--ruh «lobi *»n hi»
(OrmlM the o •t»v, ut al) nr« ««tau«!» fevrry
Carili«*r I Ititi
in ltii«»wifig K m * * m ^*1
Nouth««rn tr p very rìcarly «hiiniiin
bin
wards bus ing the engineers re|x»rtschanged.
Im» t<»
way t«» rure ihr Trtiaf «-»il «n
Nov., a new <x>ngr«s.sman is soon to be selected. pA*ftd>«*ll of g«»vrtI'iitVhtal i ‘»iitr*»i! «4 th«*
bilug tt Mhoot Vne in ||« «esr«M»<l vuhiuir,
railroad*.
IL* * tato- that bo itopp»wr*l
1 *>it» W »’«««ri** ntw^aoln«* tu tlrtniy t*«ial>>
Mr. Hermann, w ith a numln-r of indictments
to ¡'.■vri ui. nt
at-» r-l ■
)<l tt»?4 t"
la growing
NalMNi, nti I lia rtn
agai >st him both in tliis state and at Washington tipou hnpoTtanr« of „«»wrnn enial non-
blly.li irt U* wani l«- m M « him«lr« 'i thon*.
î
•
rltwr«
t<»
»»ur
Ua(
In Un- ne
an4 •,
city, will hardly be considered to succeed himself; thill mo «-iiipLat » ally that, if p<> <»lhof
<>r **o<
consequently entirely new congressional timber plan could bt> *ohot*d by «hfcli tho
must Lc sclevtisl. In vn-w of tile fact that the freight rau-s* roiiM l*- hol»I h» rra«ongbla
central valley is so vitally interested, great care «nd )ti**i baaia, »» a la*»l roaart hr «»mid Sent Us Three Names
v«»n»rnt to g oi-mmont »»« m*r»hii«.
A*
of I«-« 111. / |«rt>>.T« "• )<>’»•■
t|h«>rh'Mid
should i»e taken, by liie voters at the ¡»rimarie*. a matter «»f fa» t tFâ rnilo a»l* rnurt »til»*
l«M It«-» with tbit ,t lt>t-rt:*rio»*tit an ! i
<»♦»*• ernt •tarup» «»r « »lln r .^uAFtrr av
P> select a man w ho is known to be friendly to­ mit to having thrir freight rate» adjmdrd
Curv-ly wr»|»j»*l m »»-1 »f*|! «-ot*»l >«*<1 hirs
wards tn«* «-«»mpleti-> 1 of the contemplate»! imj»n»ve- to a Imi and »ipiilal» «• l«a*i». By thia it »a
foui -
tifati trip •u’*at
tiri
ut nU Ut«*» <;!«’» U«vtlu-r, *• I» litlg w «tatar
inents at Yaquina. With ti e or six more* feet of not iiM’iit m»r int«-mtal that rat*» wn tld
Itili «ri i
»♦«»»»*•• IH I a<bli»»»ar» «H<l
wilt r on Yiuiuma bar. nearly all cla.«««*s of oc«*an be t—tahliali««I that «bl Hi.|«>%*-n»h <»r
i;rt ftvit *| ìmì trip
rlfttteMk*
I avoli
«I -tr*-v rndr«qol
pr.«|»ortùy*, but that
h<»w toc'lpt1*** Tru-t*» wing*. AddrvM»
going ve Miels « >uid ««liter with safety. This amount rat«**
1**' nuulo that wottM »l«-*tr«,v
T*»M " U” »X * M V* IZ X».
of water could be s« cured nt a fraction of what the the iniquity *4 the | ;**• am! the freight
%»», ili Went <fal ♦lr*«’tw
Columbia improvement w ill cost.
Ytirb. X. Y.
rotati >*
tn <»tl «*r « rd», Ihr |» wer to
The N ews thinks ull of our harbors should be rob Ita »lupfM-r, at «ill. mud >*< taken
improved. A large commerce with Asiatic coun­ (re-m th«- ra‘lr«*a*t»
B«wxr« of Dsfolvv: TltloS
tries is being devek»j>ed, and Yaquina ami Coos
l i t’ (
re* St, hl the
Have an Abstract «»f 'Till«
L«r th»- R»
l«uys, can be utilized as posts of entry' ss well as 1’f iitiaff,
t‘r«*|har»*l hv I h»»
the Columbia. A congressman, then, should be »rttt |<rty* I« xl Ju;»»’ it think*
Xalnn Canity tb».r*st Co.
îr*»m ti** UMit* <»f thr
select.- I w ho w ould be sufficiently broad-inind«*J to
• »I I br »»w
t) )<•««
»«• (•«.
tifi Mlitufhil U» tlx* i*■<>»■ <4 tin* 2i
work for the inqirovement of all the liarl*»rs on tffant, that llw* tf* at ht»il» »*( th*,
<»r 4faw<*f‘î •• •l'i'ttriii f»«r
<ntt
jwtr* .«a rr*w*iv t**f f ta taw fti o* •*««■ » «¡»riciM-«
i SWISS STRLNUUSITY.
the Oregon coast. To insure this re.»ult. some man it c»»n»t>' «»•«I »»I »lifaifrtinlifAf «illir»1'
.,taxtiMi-i.v -z
¡1
i:rI>i»
from the central valley counties, would probably wm, whn will < i ‘ nuv th«- < |»|»wr
The strenuosity of President Rixmevc’t is cvr- I k - more* friendly to the improvement of all Oregon that »ur |*rim»ry m * afford*, I
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tainly unquestionrel by the American people, Any- harlxirs, than one tal.cn either from the extre*m«* ••ven f«-r
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m » n»> <» h L «4 ä 2»* that
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thing that he undertakes is can ied to succ« sflll north or ,-outh ends of the uixtnel. Linn being npi'tilAt)
•»<* fat thiM Irli**' **H )»•'<» t
conclusion if possible, and the |x «pie are conclud- the central county of of the valley coul'. very tali otti, bunr«l iiiFii «an U h »»* a chi
ing that with him most things an* possible. s> prop«rl.v, supply such »candidate. There arc sev­
W HiGHT.
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long as th«1 presidents sire nu«»sness is in the di­ eral n en, memi/eni of either party, who would
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rection of jn. tir e for all. he has the enthusiastic nutke excellent candidates, who are broad-minded
during tut* |«hi»y day« ul that pgfty. »• ) •
approbation of the people. But when it leads him enough to consider the wellfare of all portions of <lt-eul Ajr.
by hi« hattv»» fthtLiiy
to undergo needless ¡x-rsonal danger, then Un­ the district.
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ju hivwd a
lali»«*.
people silently protest, for the president’s life is
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too . aluable to the nation for him to incur needles»
The upper W illamette Valley concedes that the
h me a h hv a(t* r a tarn tin-
risks.
.
hero h*ta lavti <iea»l »«v<nil
Lewis
and
Clark
exposition
has
been
a
great
money
But a short time ago, press disjmtches gave an
maker
for
the
Portland
hotels,
street
railways
and
BO YKARS*
Account of the president’s descent to theiiottom of
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merchant*.
But
for
the
present,
at
least,
to
the
Long Island sound, in a submarine boat. Pernap
temp* rary injury of th« valley outside of Portand. «ill I>fv*e It. 1 tt»«*
it is necessary in the ¡merest* science i r invent'on
for men to go down in these newly invented boat*.
1 ,,"r
I” ri a! s t ,u’ r, 't *"» 1,11 valley may Think ot an vM
:
•>r
.
benefit.
that are seemingly at home on the surface of the fs’eive its s share of the benelit.
i »»n’t name a girl \ inlet, when her
water or below it. but in doing so they elect to un­
T r . i X M* r « i
4t>n ma> tie that oi a tiarr-lily.
Dr« MM
dergo an extrardinary degree of haxxani; for th«*
Hillsboro* claims t*> have the old« st woman in
I> »n’t tach « («»«7 name »»n a kai.
It
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Anrrwye
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submarine boat is yet in the experimental stage the world, Mrs. Mary Barney Woods, aged lift. m4k**« him a large* h»r hh» WHupenbittW.
Mtawwta.ft » »r t-fetr«»’ *» fr«* who»hw
!'”H is pr- ►•»-'•
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ai il something unex,«s-t«.sl may occur at any lime. This extraordinary age would place Grandma |h»n*t name a rliikl after a relative *»tV0»
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Should such unexp»-ct«-«l event have ixcunxi whil«- W
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ary da;.« fr»»m wh*«tri y<*»> have **eu|»»eth.»na.t, I he W I'stsNita
i*Ae»« tbr wah Munn A t<x r»»»1
ative »nay yet marry.
the ¡»resident was alxMinl or in this boat, one cun and pr.»»r U> the adoption of the Federal constltu- r* lk»n*t
h*nret that tha man with the
but shudder at what the conse«juences might have tion. She rememlx-rs vividly the events of the the <ron*m*»n name »4
illiam
A barile, roelf i>!t«a«rM*4 wwR'v I wpv ^ i
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war of H12. as her father was among the Tennis, e I* u-«»r» likely u« «ut»* rb»t-k" th n « ne f«*<r
been.
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Again, most everyone thinks that the preshlent riflemen, who nearly annihdah*d Packenham’s
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