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THE INITIATIVE MAY BE A BESEH
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I lour and feed
VV heat b-.u.-ht and ««»hanged, lor I lour.
VV « arc In
tb« held h r hualncaa and « ill treat » <>u -*ght.
When the Initiative and Referendum law wan
! enacted by the jieople. it was not intended by the
Used in the best fam­
Baearttur
framers of the measure that it shouki be made a Hubjr« t to Ooaaty
th«' wilt of thr f«rllaoa-n»th:
ilies the world over
I vehicle for general legislation. The central idea «oti-ra al th«- Pttuiary Elrrtion. to tin
of the first friends of the law was as somewhat of hftld U> ' b ' ><tv April mth, 11**1.
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hands
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¡wuple.
when
the
Legislature
neg
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PHOHMlk
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THE SA NT I AM NEWS, being the only t
lected or refused to enact measures into to law HO! ALL VI IM ori.l ! I.OOk tu R| J
I neuapaper published in the Eorks of the J t:.a' •■•rv <ir!!'.;i!i<l<-«i i-'. a mayr.t.-. <>f tin-
M*k<» it a
whrn in Allanv U
LOI Illi \L isi ORM^IION.
dr«»p mt*» J «* Crawl«*«!** Art Galier»
Itivi > UI I VW.« MA.* I have 1*1« nt «lei
Santiam. and believing in giving all polit­ Ì also to have power to veto an act of the legisla­ brama
aibd loo* through L m » k *»U■ « tn»u •»( r r-
that have hern wa»te>l up»»n the trait*.
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and prwhWotw cano. 13
ical parties a square deal, u e will publish
“«h»*« rt air” for many bu»g rears. *1 lui«-
ture that the people do not want.
Went Second j»lr«*rt, near Ly un
working the <th»«r day in the woa> » un*
I I H» A «NI» >»». I«.
announcements of persons aspiring for ; It can. then, at once be sw«*n that whim the peo­ til w« t with iw*r*pir.ile«n, ! bearti a %• e e
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inaii
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Bull
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M^r*hy
lk»lk>u
ple
attempt
general
legislation,
as
at
the
present
after l’n*
political office, giving a short personal I
Tram l«w««w AHxny .
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| mg, ‘'*uthrrUhd. ftnn t-r Oflk« ' Knn
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< dtlcv !*’ Ih’vdmg thi» wMFtiiitg »oitr
•* arrive* Yau**l>*a -*•••
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for t b m-r 4
write-up of the persons announcing them­ time, the first |sirj>ose of the law is l>cing defated. J R»r
To attcmjK to enact twelve to fifteen different I tw»* inntfffitrr ftnyarlf *« * «ai»«r.»i*tr
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selves, allot reasonable advertising rates.
lor ahV otlb «• ih th»' gift oi Ihr |H»»»pi<*,
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“What a
»«• • tirv of PHtimry
• •* • • t‘*«F V Ail»»
i measunsi. some of them for the same purpose, is ÎK-ni <»• 'Will« r !«• ¡¿11‘vhrr Mv molt’
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2 If you desire to be a candidate, you can- « apt t......... ' r>L■ n.att■ -.it •
in
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■ • ■ ■ ■ * ill I*’ to g«*l * «»tv*, and mv idfttiarui I»,
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¡<A jM-ution*. f«»r p-u- -
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IM IM» A* A HAÏ ¡0 I VEKYl ill.XG
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h-ar.« U*«ny f*»r lwiv«»it
* not have the fact too well known by the « peal the Initiative and Referendum might get a TH AT S R1GII1 “
T:» % M.
time of childbirth
aib«l thalrit t
I, March h?
Armes» t*vtr«»H
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a foothold. Indeed, if the enemiea <»f the law de- I wj H arcoist vida* from «II part»»**. «lam P» H V PtaWM» » wrtalirU*** ar* n*ed.a •»1»»inti
l-i*l l»y t r
petition* for L oan* A*. «• lr> am t»*<ralU*-
5 _ voters.
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I Witt«-» Mr«
Ib'publican*. IH»m»w rata. l* pul'«tw, *«>
jut,
C> hid •I Ua«l fio» U«4rd <»f l»r ty » til« « r». Kpnl 4
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r ihrinr- ibfxu ion mi elven i
««««ft« ft OftOftAft ft Oft«*«* ft««*«« aircd to educate the people as to its faults and how t iMi.-t*, «tit! Prvibibitmiupl*—they all
*rnvws aUwny . . ...
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I hit«» of I’niuAry HtecHon, April 20,
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it might be abused, a better course could not l>e
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my platform to whk'hvvvr « tih«- I am tí fœl ai .U «Al t*«* perfetti» L :
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t an\a««it g voti»« of Prituary Kir ’li«»u
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selected.
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i riveted. It «¡«cted to th«» governor ah ip.
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IS HE PLAYING TO THE GALLERIES?
U.j. • febing Io» .--tfttr ««iti» •••, May 4
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It can readily be seen that while the Initiative I udl not opp mv -«’¡i to getting dnu,a
l.4*»t
'nr
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¡Mkfn|>hl«*t*
a»lvt<at*
*% l<* i da *» 4
hiring -*«»m«w>nr to take rare <4 me
fur *• UH» Watt k*
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1 x < mv « j * AHau»y h»< • orvahi»
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and Referendum is all right and to some extent and
after bi« built I
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until mv de’kiuch u» uvea
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! ant <Uy f«.r tilihtf Imliaiit« petition*,
Slowly but surely the truth is being driven home
•uff*»'*!
«reetw
Nu
«»r <|bnnji
makes the people independent of the legislature, Humid I l«e defeated L»r governor, I
vain I <»c fal|. IVbrtMFV l.
into the minds of the people tliat President Roose­
«ill accept n chair in eitlirr bon*« of
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op|**»ilig
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a o> r„v
•nd may la* a cheek upon all venal legislation, it n’pnwtntat»Vi-j*. whore I will ntiU vn-
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u»«‘-»*tirt*#, |-«>hrtMrv A. I1MM.
velt’s prosecutions of land fraud ciminals, beef
b»»r.
wij
hn«
m * h 4
to uwrv »»ut, I«« tlw fetter, my
«»r < «»riallia
can liecome a source of injury to the State when d'-avor
l»'U«Lt M.»
Number of ..i^imlttrr* rrojtll»v<t I m im- %«».
plalh<riu.
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M*e
how
many
u«
rtnh\-»*
trust magnates and railroad violators of interstate
Pk r. «< a F.
lirt«’ ¡Mt* • V»r *Kl*»ndf|>t>ltt*, «4JO
t.««»«* A Haut ...
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fas r. M
abused.
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Lih* I » an logroll through, heaning un*
V' • ■ «' voa’ :s.
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làiet din fur tiling certi Hr« tv* >»l nom-
commerce laws an- mor,' of a play to the galleries
whl.’b 1 I v».fc
iiiat
taiali«
n
U|*»n
the
}<*<>ple,
having
a
The enactment of Initiative Ifiws should be but
I.«*»«» fx•». 1 atr»tn AHany In Lira*’ to
ciurmi Ih» win- inalimi for ’•Lit«» utftcr* ay Arw*nlMy »»f
rnnms « wit] thwtt I’ a>uth <■ <»n i train.
than r» al prosecution of the violator» of law . with­
th eye upon th,* «h*pl»'ti»»n of tlmir
I » r . « Il 4 I n
eh*« (ora, April l*J
Fn>n N» J< nu».
w Hit tb* H I’ Irwin*
rarely re-sorted to and only when the necessity of jwH-kcl
JH af < h. 1 gave
Looks to the rilling *4 my own. 1
Jd.iy lor thing nominati ng |»eli- at i ■■n»i.i»an l A’laii) glirit»* Jim t «•tr» mt
out n-sjH-ct to | h - i -on or j<osition in «ociety or the th«* law to ’be enacted ami is demanded by the g i would luak«' Thi>thr royal liaiivm of my
birth tv a • W>»j
U> X«*w|w»rt at»«) ••‘javcnt t*««M‘i»e»
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Ivh It» I «M
liait» Ao ; I»«***« a Ai'sanv, h«t 1*11*11 at
businexs world.
in ofti»*<-
Ì-rtday for tiling -niHr«*I«'» of n«»m- I 7 fe
people. If the Legislature has failed or neglected term
a. U- , art tv In* tl*»r in ampli' li»»»«' to
pair U» lat»> r two
If the vob t * <>f obi Linn’* think the
When it was develojied that Paul Morton, then a
Boar« a . »a* inAtiou I -r C«»unty oftiveM bv *> » lubly «4 i «n *-h th»’ 1’rrHanhtish I m »< spillila tV’
' .. i - . Stale wouhl m»t tiear such a high Aud
to enact a law when .■■■■•■, . t< r< ;
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with elrvtor*. Mur 4.
train x«» t
Albany an»1 Latrali
member of the president's cabinet, when he w as
lofty repr»*’« ntati >n in the .Synagogue of
b*¡L> until
J^v»t t|iv b»r fl ng inuitHi*’mg prti- < «MUMM-«
pie, then, and then
I» with lh«t K *vn* axai at Albany.
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ut* «
• thirty mb Mt***
Satan at >nl«-in, I wou <1 ac<« pt anything
; » «M» w tth U«ui lor » - t v*Uta.
h»»fi *
rettjwnsible for the giving of rebates and other properly resonetl to.
wa* lion* (orLotintv nfthrft. May P*.
III the Count)
fr»iUi Jild^e to tfir h> rn Hv ¡* n«»w ’hr»** tn*«utha ■ i aito *• itti.»
« *»n No û >• .» r.» t <«r valila at a J»> a. m , ar«
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n.l.o O ' ioW, !!;.■
ih l*J*rt •» » »»•-«<.-- ìm »*
itvrwal N !lw»> •»!»•, m In Urne tn om H h h*-
( ormer’«' If* .*rw, Fither pwmtmn I f« « I |v lb-» I knew it
Yctch tur Sale.
«avr^l u.»'fn-tu *affvri»Mi • adii*« Mi
The Referendum, which is by far the more vai- that I couhl (ill with Ju*>ti«»' un*l impar­ ih»;
pi.' • . ,t to I >>t ■ lan-l *u I tr.v ' n I«« I*« >«>H .
W ' tlolaiK hi.
* i •fturri'» Vr«'». ri;
T «in .X«». * U' ums ABkMtij tor t:«»r»a».la al
w hole matter, so far as .Secretary Morton was con­
> W. Gaitir* hu* t»OU l»u*h»'l*» of v***-tch
liable j»art of the law. may rightly be invoked upon tiality to all ex* «-pt tnymdf, ami make il. «I«. L m , !’;»<«»(.i i . i.«t\ tf i;.-• <■-»■ ». v ‘ t *»ed io* xu.1»», pHud bali «mia and hai ’ Waal
.«o a. m , aliti thu at rival »4 i b»i hu^tm*
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cerned, was dropped like a hot potato. It would any and all legislative acts in which the right is cuv pluUoriu UtiBv rualifte«! by my ivu-
Eulkftwtag rh«« advk« of a height» r.* vectcb, ll.riU per ««uri.A»!, toiir*Rllh* <d
i mln Ni. J esMsibrvillivnl > p in , ur
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n’ir."■ 1-
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*litution in Old I.inn for one»*.
not do to prosecute a member of his trusted cab­
bt**h*l< riv««tn A.i*tny «•! A*p. tu , m H im * J o ■ ><«
re i* Ir» th«•?*«' »iv wuf
r*ri8’- Lrir iH*igh>«»r »U h ftti<l Mhr rilth t al*,
not clearly defined. It is a v.ei'.p«>n of defense in I »vould like to get my h-mit* into tin
k mi n<vt wttb ükr h»«! f i intuir «u l »«j P*t ’Uu
Ciftvurlte
« rrtw*-ripunti ‘ •»><! Vii L* c‘* ar »»t *>«v fotti
inet and. mayhap, prove him to be a criminal.
either lhe Sh nfl *. Cfera'a, or Revofd- h*d tried >
I rait» X» .6 feMV»* Alta«> > l«»i I <n islln at
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the hands of the people against all manner of ex­ < r s *ack. 1 will promis«* y -u 1 will work
p m., attnr lbw arri vat t.»f thv
I’, «ma.
Therefore such a construction of the law was de­
ti s.al il t»nd provai IU wvù. .’ritti pr i» r grumblkig.
frtmt l*orfb»»t>L
yuu
and
the
uriive
(or
all
there
im
in
it,
travagant and unjust legislation, and a l<egi.daturv
. .» » ant«t , «» * su« r«- 'rtiiuen*!* *t
K« »
tur furtlfeff liifhi’iiM’mn >»i*pJy l«>
velop'd as would hold the secretary blameless.
»uy hand I«» the bottom •>( the
«. l •»« *•»Hmn| tt» ti * »1* tn*k«-r’« a««r«l*
J I . M » N < >. («vii. rasa, .»gt-
will probably refuse to enact a law that it well Aié.t get
T. t nt att'.il, A<*tt<. Al»ta«iy .
¡1 p* MMible, ami Wu£* li-r |«>iitaai ai»’ iH»uni>ort*»iL
Mr». J*e<*h** «ita ri- 0
When Commissioner Garfield was ordered to in­ knows will be repealed or vetoed by the jieople at »ack
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»ih’» to maure my re-election nt the on»«’ i< * iav ‘1. !J*r f»««l<hbur’!* «*r i»« r »Mb * s
t> Il H t-mnani. Agmy I, lor Valila.
b * fari fi,« wrllW»
i • • uf *a>. ■
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vestigate the beef tmst and, if the facts could be the next recurring election.
e4pirati««n <4 un term <»i ««fin e, or a few
f
1 !»«• iL*Mt
to J-I a I
yeivr* alt« r, l*x«u»e 1 know it i* a g«*»d mr» otbar wautaii ar» fa« u Tfer* l* no <-
One
<>f
the
measures
that
is
being
attempted
to
8
develo|>ed, lay the ground work upon which the
Ut*ory *b»ui li. Tl.»*riA v*n I t i»«» *»»♦■•<
in I'ortUnd i» al ...
thing and I want it all, ’•* «•'
i>
foist
upon
the
¡>eople
at
the
present
time,
through
ihm atw.nl IL la «*N«r> n«ii?hlM»rhauti In
Government could prosecute th«
law violators, the Initiative, is tlu- unloading upon the State of But nn a* i».rat: mu * would I mi mure ih<* bruAd lumi -ibrr«* ar»« wnm«>n wbo
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to till amiuc high ¡Mjetilun rtav«- t*M*n car»-*l by ih«- ** t’averH•• l’rt- *
the private instructions given the commissioner the Harlow Wagon Road. Tnis is a graft that c<>ngemai
■ Pup's Coffee House
around the “Stutr Home- fora I» rm, .wcripti«•«».* li ha* < tir««d ’u«>rv «•♦*•< n at <v
Í
••»l’il Ihat» A.. «’h«-r ili*- '.« ■«•♦ 5
were not published to the world. So the public would never have l>een attempted la fore the Leg­ a- Uiy 1 «atfurui wonld out im> in th»* i. -t
Ar ma W ut Eat»o* Moaaiaox Sr.
f«»r vro*n«tt
’»^1 il *• ih'- M»ly n»««d-
a
frinit
rank«
wittrtho*e
u
uo
are
u*
fet'
’
by hiring th«*
the petitions
jietitivns circulated, ami rny "ppurtuiuty would i»e great to iqlm» of Ita klrtd Inttml«*»! hr s. «u <1 *
must judge what those instructions were by Mr. islature. But t bv
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nixyr. MtcTiraiw
ft 1
1i»
a rettularlv gra«h>- <1
LmiM'hen of «trot¡»try.
Garfield's mod«- of procedure. It has been pretty and the [nopf Je iM-ing unaccustomed to enact law. g»’« a lull sa* k in abvill <-♦ da»*, alien j|U»«i Ialini
«
oid-tiiue Linn County IV>va,
phy«v n<» «4 .«.>ra iLuti furi/ jii.tiV <B
tìr
■> ,
the oarlow people
(Mople hop
hope to get the »teal through craft is always '»pen to the Uighvat bid­ u tua! eipet«»»i^ a.
* i> O Cr 0 û * O & o i> O O * V O a V O O * it A* w t»
rropneter».
well established in the investigation of the beef on a Barlow
sort of stealth I >asis. This measure, with der and my Mpp ’rf’init» to ’l«*pl«y mv
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trust now going an that, in order to get hold of the something more than a dozen more, some of which ability »*<»uld'm L*o y'tMW* •*«,J h 1 Um tn
when* niv plat! >nn n the
beef trust's luniks Mr. Garfield promised the beef are very meritorious, will all appear upon the ballot Congres*,
nL-.-d of ia rfta tiun ut wa*t*i«»gton, and
trust magnates immunity from criminal prosecu- by their titles only. Therefore, unless the voter Linger Hr man n would nut «lar»; t lake
tarn. If this contention of the lieef trust is true. takes the troubl«' to j*>st himself as to the provisions a M A tal JMt «^ !,1* •<«
»■’ tie
of
each and every measure, he is apt to mak<- a
the whole business of investigating these trusts is of
('«» li ly in the ctuning Juin unu-
mistake that may be of grave consequences to the JJnn
le «il, real i.' lug—
the rankest kind of a farce. What good will it lx* State.
’ I hat many a gem »»( pnrvat lay. ih rrnr,
to prove the beef trust barons are criminals w ho The people, th««n. having assumed the resjM.nsi- Full mu .y u noble utan i» I Mtn u»
Llu*>h Um*
should be punished, if they were promis.il before­ bility of law-making, are in duty bound to inform
waste tiiAur
uj- n lhe dm-
hand tliat they should not be punished? Mr. Gar­ themselves as to whether or not a ¡«ro(*»sed law
rrt air,
will be to the best interest* of th«' State, for no Becan»* 4 the r»4trime*<* «4 tin- }-«»lt-
field could not have made these promises and the ¡aw
leal machine."
which is in the nature of class legislation, or
president be ignorant of the fact. And if he made of benefit to the few and detrimental to the many, I am y»- rw--“Klim! a* a but to every
’- right "
the promises ut th«' instance of the p^r» sident, as in the case of the Barlow road, should be thing ilia.
GLUK E i >1 I HEHL 1N1>.
why go to the trouble and expense to prove the adopted. This new duty of th«« citizen make* it
guilt of the lieef trust barons if they w ere immune obligatory ui«on him to use « very means within his
Il AÇHI.KS’ I X KMIXXriON.
reach to inform himself. Through ignorance in
of the law?
voting for or against Initiative imasur« - or for <>r Notice j- h« tr!') gi .t’it tl. «t the Colin*
In the investigation of the land frauds here m against a legislative act ujx.n which the Referen­ t) superintrmfeut of l.inn C«»uuty will
Oregon is jet another instance of gallery play. dum has been invoked, he may injure the State. hold the regular raiminat on <>l 4p|»h<
have some extraordinary
fur
iMt»* and <*ounty
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Puter, McKinley, and Watson were convicted of H«« is, therefore, responsible to his neighbor as luiita
Albauy. Oregon, a- fr Uow*
the crimes they were charged with. The verdict well as himself when he exercises his legislative
Foa »TATA rvl’KMft
values in Men's Rubber Boots
was applauded by everybody. It was hailed as an function. True, he has not taken an oath as the C*>mmvu. . / M «*»in —luy, F\ > r »>) 14,
al
Vo'clock
a
.
a.,
ami
c«*utim|H>g
until
evidence that the Government was determined to member of th«- Legislature is r'e.juinid t<> do, but
and Shoes
tebru*iy 17, at Iv'cix e v.
probe land frauds to the bottom without resj>ector his duty as a citizen should be. morally, as binding. .^atturday,
Wrdueitiiet - tVonmiiMhip, hinlory,
favor to anyone. Senator .Mitchell, Congn-ssmen The large number of measures to be vutisj
voted Uli
up>n »j* fling, stgrbm, rtMUliug m ’L o »I law
Hermann and Williamson and others were indict«*d. in June may not create confusion, Wv hope' tii hey riititMi«» — M riltrn Arilhmetit , the­
tf.’l.oO
What has i>« « n th«- result? After Puter and MV- will all be duly considered by every voter. A ory «*1 tem hir g, gramiMwr, Ua»iikerpiug,
*
Boots ...
physu.'«, civil government.
1.06
Kinley had been convict«!, in order to get them to bungk"»^the' pn'seirt "uM''*of ”th<- imtiatn«*‘ w ill rrtday—4 <iy«mlogv, geography, men­
■*
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1
Shpcs
testify against Senator Mitchell they were ¡.rom- pn>bably lead to an attempt
to
ro|>eal
th«'
law.
.
, ________ We tal arithmetic^ coni |*.*i lion, phy*K*al
ised by Prosecutor Heney that they would not be an*
an. not gure
L so gVMgraptiy.
sure but what the Initiative should be
Sauirtlay B>»t*uy, plane geometry,
sentenced for the crimes for which they stood con- amended
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that not more than twoor three measure.^ general
victed. Senator Mitchell was convicted of having could be brought at the same election, and the pur- ebuiogy. Liri >ry, Engitab hteraitirw, p*>-
receivvd money for aptieanng in the intereits of ,M»se of the«e mvasures so clearly defined and set
r»»a <t»t \rr riraa*
Puter before the land de^rtmenta. Undoubtedly forth that it can be easily understood bv anyone, C«*» Dliirochig U wdiir *ia , I Lrtiary 14.
Mix’s S hoe -
al
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cAdock
a . m , ami c«.»ulin«iing .ulil
the senator was guilty and his conviction just.
Friday,
February
In,
at
4
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w
But what a price lhe Government t«aid to secure
I.
B rother H oeer , of the Capital Journal, objects Fowl. S vcocm I, awl Ihitd Grade Cartifl-
that conviction! Allow a whole t>and of land
rat«**
2 2*>
somew
hat
to
our
criticising
the
seating
of
aspirants
thieves, who made it their business to secure Gov­
U udof-aday— l’«*ntm«mddp, hiwtorv, or-
•J.HO
ernment land fraudulently, to go free to continue for office on the stage at the recent meeting of the th*<ranby, rvA»ltng.
I»-lay—Written a/.thuM«ife, thvor)
their fraudulent careers in order to convict a sena­ Willamette » alley Development Ix-ague at Albany, of Thu
1.ÓU
tru< long, grammar, *pbysi hwy«
tor of a crime of infinitely less magnitude! Now for purposes of exhibition, in our edition of lhe Friday
— Geography, mental arith-
>>
’
MloF.s-
Preaident Roosevelt kept in close touch with the N ews last week. Our opinion has not changed in IlH’lh who» I .aw , ci» ii g »rrriiiiietit.
Oregon land fraud cases. When Mr. Heney made the least. Th«- mission of the Development lx ague I*ritu. > Cvrtirii’aU*.
|:ttxi
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'V «dnealay •- IVnin »n-filp, urthogni*
the promise to Puter and McKinley, the president is not political in the least degree, and its sphere phy,
a itfiinetic, rv-iuhiig.
of
usefulness
will
be
destroyed
in
the
degree
tlutl
1.05
jnust have known aliout it He must have sanc­
i Imr-lav— Ar» • 4 tiuealkifiilkg, theory
tioned Mr. Heney’s act*. In the light of the events politics is allowed to intermingle in its sessions. <4 trvuhu.g, phv«j< logv.
U L.'JAt KM»Xt
that have transpired since Senator Mitchell's con­ Of course there could not be the least objection to
C«e||,ty .HU
jh I vim I« nt
viction the people have been doing considerable an aspirant for office participating in League work
thinking. Senator Mitchell is dead. His death, in the way of a paper or a speech, providing all
lOr |>er pair.
irte scio * \wkí is.
no doubt, may largelv be attributed to the disgrace tendency to ¡»litics was eliminated; for the individ­
of his conviction. Puter, McKinley, and Mrs. ual is a citizen as well as an office-seeker. But to 11»' l>'l win»- «ru pru»'. qu t ti
Prices.
Watson have skipp'd the country. Ind th«« Gov­ eve a man prominence ata league meeting simply liti!«la, >1 M. 1 a . » b» our
ernment attempt to hold those scoundrels to an­ •cause of his political aspirations, no matter what VV I < u., ^^rf Imwtei,
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swer for other pending indictments? No. They his |>olitical sentiments may be. must result in in­ thU,
braa,
•• t-,n
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»ere allowed liberty under small bonds to at pnee jury to the league. We understand that Governor Siluri»,
M
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enter into schemes o( fraud upon a mon* gigantic Chamberlain lias been invited to take ¡»art in the ..............................
Yours on the H
Silverton
meeting,
soon
to
take
place.
There
can
scale and then to get out of reach of the law
ntitUT, iCoftntrvI |. t r.ll., .
• • «i>.I»'U,
be nothing wrong in this providing the Governor E»-,..
officers.
is invited be<-ausc he is Governor, or in his capacity i IIk Viti., 1« «• p.uud
To sum the whole matter up. one is forced to *.
I iftMMft«*,
a ciliitHi, But if h«* i. itivitikl twaUM* >f hi. «-. u <I m » c ) fur
wi *tt jg
conclud«« that the president is not so sincere in rr-rlai
«•
Turk») *,
iion, it i. all wr»>iu an<l «ill rwsult in iniury tn h-tli tlu-
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prosecuting wn>ngd«»ers as he was generally sup- 1-wa.ua aiki to llw <>»,«ariM>r'. cliaiuw for r< -<4r< tk.n. N«-itlwr l>uck», <4
Ì ►
IWi-t, ¡Nf poti ml .hr aright
...I'r» 1« anvthliift wronic Ui uniting V|.
¡KiSed to be a couple of years ago. Yet the people ••ml.l th.
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W
ithyovtnhr,
to-er,
Ti»'»«
’
,
or
any
otj,«.r
a.pirant
tor
1
are verv loth to reach this conclusion. We ha«i all
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for »hi ppi rig
pxll. to h.«. wnndvn« In ft« .inartty oTlhc ¡X^.Xr2;tu
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a«gn« IL«» Ira-t «.mblaurw <4 a pohUral < a-t«. wiU in) »rr >ta j
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predentin his endeavor to punish wrongdoers. *pi.er. ui iwvtuiww «,.» au*uz
ii <i< . a alt g«ti..-
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friend is to esca;>e punishment; if the biggest nu-
cal is to be allowed to turn state's evidence in Tu rws
or ! j %» Cu
order to convict the lesser one. aiwi if other notor­ I heriby aiueAincv myaclf a va mielate
ious scoundrels are allowed to go free in ordi'r to| for thè nomuiation «4
Xtt&btr Gf Z1CUM Of XUp.’SMiUtiVtS
prove their guilt, the people will change their of
ti»* £Sd l^wfMAial'.vv AawemHy «4 ll*e
opinion*, If such is to be Rooseveltisn justice, Stata« <4 Otrg«»u. auferct lo thè Ifewi*
» Mi rato voler» *t Brtmary F.lectmn ou
lhe less we have of it the better.
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I wuk .
But the N ews will still have faith in his sincer­
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ity and honesty of purpose. Our faith is based
al SÀslturc Frsc‘.xxv
upon the fact that the tnlsts and other big corpor­ ?>*.<>. JeflMrstm, Oregon.
ations. laMMi politicians, botxllers. etc., are doing | Tu ras H* m « m aaiu Vinta »»r Lux Co
bateby ìhivmi ^ t rnvwif * randklale
everything within their power to discredit tjve I for ! thè
nomination k r thè t’ftke u4
president. The people have long since concluded
OftzxtT OmalMtett
that what the trusts, big corporations, political Mulvpmt lo tue *I c «* l » an »4 thè Ifeline
rwt.r* »««tara al Ut* Trimary F I«» tion ou
boKsea, and boodlers desire is exactly what the It I Aprii
.v. I m M
I furtlier *Ute thaï mv
people do not want. Hence their faith in the | pnlfey. if efeited, wiU l» **E^ual ami
rial p»»ucr U) all ait«l »iwx-tal privi!«ge*
president. But the instance* cited in the f»»reg«>- 11»
» m in' ’
ing are causing this faith to waver somewhat
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