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OC TRINE" OE STATE
RIGHTS.
the J a pa neat* are not treated unfairly, if it wa Do You Think
thought best to provide separate schools equally a
For Ycurielf ?
efficient, for th« children of German, French, Ital
dl »ou ot»n r< Ut m.-sth llk« • »o- «
!p dovn »h««»««r t^ud ut »»h-
ian or (mrentage of any other nationality, t < ."■I » ru
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right to do so is indisputable. We may doubt t>«
n ta«»tli«»nl «blnktn« w.>—an.
wisdom of such an arrangement, but the right
f f«vm •»»»nev».«><rTourf, x
never.
n«. tb»n II »>»•»• «ü b ld
rm «b»i Iber
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Should a state, in the management of its inter tnrd' .r.» .J »K. ■ ..
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-»al affairs, endanger the General Government, o do..« »'» f r '«"■ irr' f < l i • '. «
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Th» n a«i*n <>f Irr |-l»r— • I »r. r •» Pw
j states, then, certainly, the Federal Govemmen arrfpekm. f«*r tb« rur» «*f «r*U, khiuk
tk>«o. «»wer- «itriitd. 4cHEI•«•d. paln
hr4
would lie justified in interfering; l»ecause sue WvttMtt. lUMtWUMi tbl«
U> ta»
up
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<tate would be violating the spirit if not the lette
p»«Mtl4r
of U m » le«d » <
**»<> »taridatü tuih«rUr* « a T II.« *^v«r»l
»f the contract
Kv.rjr «i.t. »I.- ul<l pianl i>» r<-w>,. j- art.
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.«rpriuity
<>ur pr.aeiit u»ti> <>l r< |>r,-M-i>t.ii*r
Ir|*lvi. U)> n tlia* right. I rrrvxl t<> the .tale, bring 1» hl -
•'red. In or<ler to a<la|.t trartrlvm to ll><- <oi.<liti< n. tba*. I.a.-
arriaen aiai «ill aii>., it u.at, .nd .l. iilel. •• « I), bw- me m.
<»«*arjr to i-haug.- the very lonu I «air got. ri,.. mt . but II
right» . f ll.r hxll rxlual or of the »tat.-», »ill I.ever I* < urtail
•tl, rl.rpt in •> fat »• human grwU Irf*).»-*,-* G|a»n th«- n.-l.t
ami privliagn of In» nrighliur. Io aU«,.t tl •• g. vr'nim-iit t
1.« .- oi .U iii . i .» th« tr, mt >>| tl.r <*r<-g' iiiaii'» at .1.
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j to, would I* a »tr|. lw k»ar.| rati rr than lorwa’.l in pro/r«-»,
■■••ion. a. »it<-;n|.t<-.l by tin- *• uth i« »<■. ■. i.ut
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pr»**«k'«, »r» perf«rUj «IIHntf. *1*4
n f** ». arr >•< . > ’ • - gi*4 • i r ’ i« tu« •• - «
b« forutul*. <’f h»l <«f ; 'gr»«..
t«. <»f «I* h
t U CtxntMMMid« w» pUin /.»yHaA, w« •▼•ry
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Ta -’ Fr da ’, in a criticism of
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Th*' f rn
«*f !»r Plef* • >
f.'r Tw
WFllrtP’f» Will t«rar Uw» Wh*l rrit;* »I rtanc.; **
<•( urate schools for the
uf HM4 < *1 etjwrt*, f’»r H
«ita i t . «.»
>kx4>u4. n*»*x*ti*'*, bfermfui, or LaMt-f ^ni a t
ind Chinese, sees proper to
iru<x and im » «• nt etitirn int*» il u»*t la r» <
t. d, to the N ews , appears
n«*»cnnwi.drd (•> U m * m<Mt a<}v*r»*^4
a; «1 .« • ' ■ i
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. at least, if a stronger
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> the now long time
rute or <”»•«•11) tl«- ss*’** s*’n
i t the doctrine of secession, tiiu-4 it. ilia Couatiliition. 1» right a >d »ill uiaiuKlu ao
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ar ■ .se the prejudices of the
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rt»d< r** G «*»»’ •• t»r Pwri » «
I avuHUi Prr*t rit>iio© H m rwIn th« ut»-
Senator tin arm's speech.
quilni«"«} rr-otutheridatUMt *»f tv It <»f Us
THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
.> pretension of being
not make
I ne N ews d'
M Trial
b> *• rrw
Irvlllirf t: <
<•»1 tTMSn of all lb«' »
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but it, like ai y
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Governor Chamberlain’s message to the 21 ó » h an * G«v>rwtu*hi
cd juu
.1 . liv.ilual. can understand biennial session of the Oregon Legislature, is now OMUAldr rath« I
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li.e language in which in the hands of the people. It would lx- a most
A U->àh*t <d .nrrrdki.»*, wf’h » »
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<.! ..<• nation is written. On prejudiced mind that could carefully read the mes autl ratlr« t f *• * al r-r .■ f * « I*
Tl»«- ('*«•!• n»r • «K /«» -I «
aut buri ti<* • f ibi*
•i.- »r.
lUiHl» •< sa%I Lv Iti) -
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t <ti ;s so plain that even sage and not be imbue«! with the idea that the b » acht) - g medical
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br K V Pirh«. Buffalo. * Y
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1 • Or , mian .ays, “Pernicious only for the welfare of the jieople, In his mes «
. <r ,’iii takes a long time to sage, Governor Chamberlain «loes not attempt in
LODGE DIRECTORY
1 il t. •• d'tctrine ot “State any case to play politics, You may differ with
t
it r , ht s” will never die;
.. t i ui »f t.;<- superstructure of w ill luimit that upt»n the question of differ
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I \ d .al ; overnment.
;he (;.»v» r .< t
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.st.t'.lion begins ■•s his opinion. As an honest straight forward
' ■ I 'nili-d States, state j>a|HT. in which Governor Chamberlain says
a :u »rd p rfeet Union," etc., what he means and means wl.at he says, the mes*
: tin' .ndividual states were sage ranks high.
an the Federal government,
Briefly, the message favors:
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f tn cr ate, for the reason,
The election of Unit«*d Stab s Senators, in t’e
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r ¡....ver tmn manner prescribed by the Ihr« ct Primary law and
huit I
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■ t: • a 1. of Article in accordance with which Fred« rick W. Mulkey
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dive powers herein gran- and Johnathan Bourne, Jr., should be elected ujxm
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: o..<• t » sup|M>se that certain the first liallot to the short and long term in the H. Hr;»nt
; r.intors, were not delega- Senate reapectively; commend.-, the rejMirts of the
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ii <1 by the following Articles says the State is in the best financial condition <«f
• Attorney8*at*Lato
I OR OUR
1 .stniment The President, its history; recommends that there should l»e com
tHmda n Rktrk
Al IIAM. <»HK ■
male s oath that, to the best plete divorcement between the system of taxation
, | 1 I» cl and defend the Con- for the State and thnt for county and municipal
H. UoSÎAS » E
1 . t ic powers granted by th. purposes; favors an increase of the revenue derive»! L.
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Article VII states that from inheritances; desires incomes above $3,0U0
Attorney-at-La c
i t. ri. n ..tales shall have, per annum, taxed, says a liberal fee should be re
Nwi»ry
ani f**»‘Wt:nr
of i*airni« and Frn I* h »«.
ratified the constitution, it quired upon the appointment of Notary Public;
.1 i ■ the •'tat s ratifying. As thinks the money ¡«aid the State, which is derived nftre. îff «»rei M * tv-ri Al. H i . (»I k •» »»
e ;■ , :i.al thirteen <ial ratify and sub* from the Forest Reserves within the State should
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iidnci.l, it became law unto the be placed to the credit of the Irreducible school
twelve,
fund; said that our Irreducible school fund, if hon
Attorncysat-Luic
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r a a ndments was made, requiring est business polices hail been used in its manage
AND
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.atures of threo-fourths oi ment in the past, would have been five or six
Other I« Blum’wrf Hb« k
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. I to, or io take from any of the tim« s as large as it is now; states the condition of hum
ilHEuiA
d, ;• 1 hi amendment X we find >ther State funds; commends the management of
_••: “ I ne powers not delega- the Soldiers’ Home; san! that there was much n o i-Hti i. m i>
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i d tat s b> the constitution, nor work yet for a State I .ami Agent to do; recom
t. <• tat» ». are rvserved to the mends the enactment of a code of laws governing Physician r Surge on
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»■ . . or to the people,”
and defining water rights, its reclamation of Des
Tvh*|>h<Mw KMi luvtgr1 No. ’.I
The New Idea Woman’» M i/tnc contain» o'er 100 ¡'ages each
.. M ws, that there is no room ert lands and water rights and water titles ls>th ‘I’l'b
• ICFCON
month
oi fashion», dictsmalung, n< -
w. tk and hous< hvld help».
<>f language so plain and for irrigation and power pur;s»ses; stated that the
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i 4< .t guied WWe VApuviil.» Stat«- Land Department is in the best condition of
I„ »•<«•«.» n
explicit.
fail»ion plates, »ome in color.
. . i it delegated were reserved to its history; recommends a railroad commission to T.
Staled.
The*e two publication* furnka rc »Jing for e ery ir.cu.ber of the
N«> vlia r construction is admissable, be ap|s»inted by the Governor; urged the import
ti.i stale
Notury Public
household.
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Ii. a careful reading of tin ance of an open river and the acquirement of the
So tl
A t I l»r M A *fTI A M X nv r
T ■ r
ii ■ wt can find no authority del* locks at Oregon City by the general government
ra
W. a EWijn
Ito* • M»»r gag«*«, I tn«-*. II.I • nf **!«- writ« T J M Mi»!;.«,
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t i.<talG< vernment, to regulate or or by the State; favors the appointment of an ex I» »• «»♦’ •*»«•»< noise
rrv*l rat.
|<M|A n
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, .>ii' i.lof purely internal affair* pert accountant with authority to select his own
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ma. . \
of a str.1« in line ot peace.
assistants for the purpose of experting the lsx»ks
i . -fourths of the individual »f the various State officers and institutions; n c-
I ait r <>r amend the constitu- immends the enactment of a law prohibiting free
GEOKGZ
f a !«•■ > number could not break passes; favors the passage of a reciprocal demur
(»reg >r»
St. To
Dentist
KOENEKE
r «. nr.at; for that is what the age law governing the shipper and the railroad;
Fl at rla«a wotk tn all bf*mrtn*«of tentla ry.
Proprietor «¿r
ment or contnct : i commends the State Library Commission, the 0.
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ORhGClg
ti . in < rder to “Form a more per- N. G., the State University and the Oregon Agri
sc to.
OR! GON
hvs a gMtr*al hankln* und m < Iw» g* i”t*i
\ in lie South attempted to se- cultural College; thinks private insane assylums
I imii» it«* I«- at « t»i» «il
a»» 1 4<u !*
ΫOtH4Î «Ht |#fincl|«l ritira
1’a
I «h», ■/tn's »an»«»»!
« i tl an ti n< -fourths of the indi should l>e regularly insjiected by State authority;
Lull » ft.
to b ri*»« t
MrU»r, <••»*
M mh I m I h . I • • K ‘t th* m*r«miur«»
lh«*
v
ai n i : <1 to break the agreement 01 recommends a State bank examiner and laws gov
wt4 .-««iitinm* ib» wtut •» i,n *lw*
c
; i> . fourths of the states han erning private banks; recommends a law against
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t »Mid
t ¡.«»>1* «'Tifai « li«*»' n‘»le I». I«» s With M
i
i >r< r oi.ian will not say that seces lobbying, and said “They should be driven out
■I. .... to ir»»ut 'h»’ n*«limi tMitcs» «»t «wry
«».I5 n I » > ¡1 I
f«> ItUMl «»•«!)•
.¡il.»ns, would not have been from the legislative halls as the money changers
< I M R M IU VCk Mil ¡IS
io»« t ubi, I xttt
REAL ESTATE BROKER
.ei nt. cuts derive their right U were driven out of the Temple;” recommcnds the
ï um for bmrfnwM».
and \V AUONM \RI RS . . .
e
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\ re: i tne natural law of “Force,” A itate treasurer to loan idle State funds to reliable Tarnt» ymra‘ ri perirne»« in No»*rj w»»rk
< il < •itf.i. Kt)i;Ni,Kr.
torvi «fa-wllng <!%•«• tur h gruma! k»i»jw k»!g«'
its theory of right and equitj .»anks which would j«ay the highest rate of interest •tal
Wr bny rtnr M« ri in
«mnnfith*« and
**f written littftumrnta «ni b*n.ì fitto»
VI
k*w»î«
a
full
It
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tH
«arri
am*
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ma!«
t
iitlnietr» |««n off «alaira
di> aftvn ••*1 «»♦.
will < .t avail; unless the minority, for it; calls attention to escheat funds lying dor h«na
All hin«!« *d aura Hi oui Hite dotte* on
t>r*f«Ml4lr*1, ftbratr*« la *»l Ut Ir pruruted tal
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« In »ri noi Le.
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majority, becomes a major mant in banks, and said such funds should escheat ani viainhiwl
i
w ill rule in the end, no matter to the State after lying in bank dormant for seven
HORM; MICH ISO A SPllwlALrV.
I- -I l’uw in PtHfUttd ;«» IUI
<> i : r .uN
w
: government may be; because it years; recommends a State home for feeble minded
h at
<fi
cal 1 ice to establish and main- and epileptic children; favors publicity in the ex
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penditures of candidates during a ¡«optical cam-
Pup’s Coffee House
tai.» Itself,
A
t •! I t» | <-f Ihr MOTHMNI BtfWtt llll’lg«
t t every state ¡«ossesses the ,»aign; called attention to the report of the State
fax Commission; favors a law thHt would effectu-
i
i l; . >i...tn..uon to regulate its own in- tlly
C3LUILS3 J. MASS*
prohibit fake mining operators and pruinolors;
.HtMXtewaöt to tUn^r Hrna.1
t
a <! a oi g which is the maintaining recommends the State printer to be placed u|>on a Only I irst-Lla»« Shop in (he Cl >
Prasrijtcr.
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it
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public school system. Sai. .lat salary and that the Slate printing office be
Sharing
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Urti tn*tîng
ì- civiltà
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. >.. ;my ;o .seses the authority to placed in a separate building from the Capitol; fa
vors
not
more
than
two
Normal
schools
and
that
SCIO, OREGON
.- .» hi I s .
She could, if deemed
tanta«
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»11
Normals
be
placed
under
the
control!
of
one
Farm
ani <*lty pow’’** >««û»bk »hi
■ rate bools for the boys from .s»ard of regents; favors tranqs>rting convicts to <H OR'II. DAVII .
Proprietcr. oh th. »«fuü CMH»mtn*Ion
t.
I al lie larger bojs from the me penitentiary by prison guards; thinks the em ________ ______________ _______ ______ _
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r in a .y way regulate them for, ployment of convicts in making stoves, compete as
l»r. J Won Im».
IK |».«r jvi a»nl.
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«..,.« 1». c«u uves the interest of the little with free lalsir as if they were employed in An rtpr Irncs-d <*»»• ponrvlrr nf < bln«*«<* .
rii» t tu. h * i- h »
tn the late «long Wo
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. . i .■ c< riainly is within her rights, any other manufacturing industry, and thought mn*tW*L.r<.
r»»n«. of All»«n>
•• to»« prrpntv'M f«>
the establishment of a jute mill at the penitentiary tnmlah
Mahr It • pnlntwhrn I.. *<»«».. tn Irnp Iron •‘•‘i»« »’»»•
»»«»s. A I o «nu .
fhtn»*^ lOO»ttertnr« tn ad. Thr un Irr '
t.
. . !>• t to < ,-tablish se| arate schools not advisable, but thought convicts might be em- «•gns»*! rrmttttwn*H
hlm -tn I gwiHPHma «atta
J I., <r <•{••»! • *rt ..«'k-.j «ni l...k II.... h 1' 11 • t M H t t, A I l»,i II V, < frei
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So long as the character ana ployed profitably in breaking stone for the public
i M cnhì httwt. Aliasi»), Orrgnti
*■■«. .-.rw- No l»>»,-»i> x>n l lr »i,n. r
blandaru arc ll.t came in all the schools, certainly roads.
Jtw V« Karr ALL
» kjon, Aiimul, onwwu.
butncrile for tl.«l S .XTIAX Ng«a.
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