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Car«! <>f thank«
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ihrcohmiAi rab a go into <dl ct «itain
un Mara h 1, Attd ru««lltiur until April
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caí » tM- carried on in lia**, rvrn ihn»
lidíui ul n *w pauple can !«• m«*r< a*r*iv
aiwl H i« cert«i|i«|t worth white.
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A Few of the Special Bargains Offered
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'THE SALÉ THAT PLEASES THE PEOPLE
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HE MEETING of tire Oregon rrewsimnermen
in Portland last Week, was purely a businesg
meeting, at which lime the betterment of IwL 'tljf*
country irew.qwper waa the c-mtral lu-tn •. and
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Agree upon a plan By w ucn prosjesqn e « ai iidau
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he fact will not be disputed tnat the A n-r large eampaig
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for our courts, from tne highest to t low­ ion of country editor
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recent decisions in United Stat-M an I it it • a:» »-I- the eountrv u «.>-r dtould get
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ate courts, drive the fa-t home in our min is. and it. U> p ace it upon tire plane or
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merits.
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What is the use of expending time a id money in
Of course ever» sp as >r. not t i active n^WMuap- hlF t¿f«*al*’*í ir.ii
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convicting criminals, if appelate courts set aside erman. indu ged in throwing many boq iets figura­ • •fe- IhA hv «
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verdicts and judgments of trial courts on, often­ tively to tin- country paper, and placed the country Dun g th p
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times, constrain«! technicalities. T io American press on so high a pinnacle of fame and power, ‘ III Hi*' *O 1’>|«H’A
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p • >ple, especially the law-abidin/, wotld love to that, we listening pencil-pushers. relt quite putied I lb«-AT thr Ipml I f4lr tlA* U t-ll jl Hll |*
know that our courts an* absolutely pure and just; up. We noticed some of the aforesaid pencil- (»•lit.
R J lhrpr - ctirjl fjrg))Ji 8 fill on lull
that when a man is hal«l before them, he is sure nushers unbuttoning their vesta, and even the top Il hte b«-rn lite mualAfit effort of ihr
to get a square deal. Nothing more no'nothing button of their ¡»ants to give themselves room to !*• «rtlari I I • iiiturr« ia I < ui> i<* lit e»rr»***
less. We would love to know an I feel that our take in the liberal doses of taffy that was being j porxiriKW ihr«« iglr-Hit Ute w I a »* l»> ini*
pr* a* up hi all ihr p***‘|»i<* ui Oregon that
courts are wholly unbiased, and are above being administered. Vet with all the chaff there was ihn»
Ju« fair Apph » tu Al1
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influenced by money or position in society.
now and then a grain of real wisdom which will be uiire ■« tu purtlaii'l, a 4 t>i a II aUvrrth * ♦
A jx>»r devil steals a loaf of bread, in tyhan, to of profit to the country editor. There is nut a |i.g
ÍA« I h«f In-« rinph «t/el
keep himself or family fr»m starving, and he is doubt bet what the countrv p«|M-r is of more gen­ ln»ii»r4igtr «og»« igw«i«»n »h>>ol i t v
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sure of p inishm mt
A »i ik ir •. I mt or ca (hier eral benefit to its immediate community than any
tiM^rvial b»*4»r* au 4 .hr ugh ihr m hunt•
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loots his bank or squanders th-money of his de­ other factor in its home town.
It is continually OrvipH) iirehn no o v thing HM»r* lh»t.
T. J. Munkem, W. F. Gill,
positors. After years »( !•
»r»i r it i > > it by working for tire l>elt« rment of its home town and , ¿U Jll
|M>|>fllAll n.
J. A. Bilyeu, J. K Barue«,
legal quibbles anl technicalities, and then may < inni'irutv. <•<>'.;.,< i.Hs virtue ajul condemns vice, I‘r.
rat« - ar« l it ir m K »•••»•
C. A. Warnei.
be a light punishment is visited ui>» i him.
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is the medium 11.rough wnich tne influence of men
A case in point, is the late r <1 ng of the Cali­ who work f<>r the wellfare of the public reach the |.\ft from >l l/Min»arid im|M>rtant ¡»dull*
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fornia court of apjreals in the Schmitz esse. No­ |>eople. It tells the sto/y of bir’hs, weddings; of »n ihr .Mo»«
Clth ago, I ô hom New Y«*rk, and a
body who follow«! t re trial of Schmitz in the sickness and death. Oftentimes it is made to give proportion*'* rAlt* (r*»ui « very portion
French restaurant cases, has th • l< ast doubt that l-rai to the departed t .rouglit obituary mention, • 4 thr I Tiit**»l
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he was guilty of the crime of extor-nun. Even tne that is not merited; for it is exirected that it shall Irra tu I tnallha «nd «II
Ihr Ofrgí»« i’rr-A AiAlt«»n clo**« • i
court of np|H*als could not have J e brazen effront­ sp<ak only of one’s g<x»d qualities, and to say
Saturday i-'igtit <»ha <»i tt.r n»«»»t prniil
ery, knowing the evidence adduced, to set aside nothing of his evil ones.
’ «bl liortiugA in lit biatufy
the verdict on mere legal technical points. Schmitz
Nor does the country newspnjier receive the pat­ N»-»ar wrr«- brllrt »ppi« » di*|l«\r<i
SCIO ROLLER MILLS
had been proven guilty of the crime charged. ronage that it deserves. Men refuse its patron­ j than Ii»«««- •huwn at |ha “All (>/« g «t.
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There was no doubt that, even in the minds of this age because they du not like the editor; or the,
biased court The holder method of <l«*claring ex­ way he docs; or because he will not let them have
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torsion as practiced by the Ruef .k hinitz gang not a the paper at half-price; or if by some hook or crook
crime, was resorted to. Had S bimitz committed his visit to a »lvighbor'iig town is not noted, the
rh«-re Mf*- pba«*^« »»Í mir ec*»f»ow*ir |if>
111 which, a « peu ph , »c arc a >»»lfd
murder instead of collecting blackmail from these fat is in the fire then sure enough.
a « I“ burnir« on th*-
French law-breakars, as was proven beyond the
As a matter of fa -t. every citizen in a commun­ We »h«
grol4Mh|Ur
Here ta th»« mfAnldn I Hr »
shadow of a doubt, this co irt could have declared ity, should patronize ms home paper. Whether he Miau*« i'evl <*orpr»raii«u», AtriUtfhntf «
murder not a crime with the s; rue nropriety.
knows it or not, he participates in every benefit I mg. a « It *«»rr, l »r rti«t« te *, il H wall-
It looks aa though Caliorni t m ist first purify that the i»aper is able to bring to the community. lt»if (meri« I» made lin P Air »«rt I.
h< r courts before she can hope to convict her brib­ If. by agitation t e pap«*r causes a new industry to Wg « a boyrrt fur on«* third !<•*• th*
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ers and |>eraons guilty of extortion. It h su*h <!••- spring up. every citizen in the community reape liurfi-.tn
cisions as the one in question, 11 it drives the a Ix'iieht. He then, (the man who refuses G» lake d«»WU II ’A4II-A t If |Ji •> |M-r I I
Thr Irrighi Í ’I* l*ilt«'»ip
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p«»ple to lynching, toenf »re.« obedreii«» to the law. nis Lome pure r) is in tne |s»sition of getting some-; l'»g lb» p'h •• lu ' liv W »4
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The recent decision of * re U. S. supreme court thing f>r nothing
He is enjoving the fruits of (r • ti |*ltt«tt|>r¿ F ìf ti
l> M. M.KNIi.Iir
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in the William »on case, i< «lu.illy .1« great an the editors lals»r without paying for it. Nor are
ha ihr
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abuse of common sense la / anti justice. Noone these individuals above reading the copi of the
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doubts for an instant but w i it Williamson had‘home paper that his nei
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• ini» frau»‘g ftr w*4l
viol at is I the U. S. land liws . h i:id bee nre vioii«-
Another f atiir ■ tire d ■:
subscrilrer wasE i» in «t lira u rw i tg M»r|
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ly construed
Hence i coosti in î of law
d »ciis • 4 somewhat.
1 he CO tide t iisus of opinion („t,. Á ’ by a tardi loir
mvessnry, that would mix- William m » ’ eri?
W&t thut tht* mitn w i> takes his I Iionre pn(»er ai d •>» ■> t» p‘glr
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Hacks connect icith all trains both at
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not a crime, and this accoinod it ng t • high-chiÄi
to tmy for it. is a worse man than he woo • 4
West Scio and Mtinkers.
criminal court, proved eq lai to tn. r« .| irvfnent
hlH Hvighbot < paper, lie knows or be-
/\ still more remarkable inn »vat on in the <’ m-
s t ht* • d i * u>r u in rjot sue him for the bill. Ire-
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struction of law and practice, occ irr- d in a souin­ C&U?K* <>t lb<*
i of the account, and. after
ter erit- takv f the |
cm Oregon court recently. A d -df »rd
> or three years, refuses to
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pood drirers. Prices reusonable.
iciaed the Jackson eiuntj grand jur> f >r !.•
' • take it froir
■office, or, mayhap, removes
indict a party for the crime of i-s > ill * t a th- .<i elsewirerv an
to inform the newspaper­
man where.
ly weapon upon tne person of t.i ■ M tlfonl
editor Is* iilamed, should he
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A tion for criminal libel follow sI. A’ t ie tn.il tiie be caileii upo
an obituary for such an one
cd‘tor offered to introduce test mony to «how the if ne tells t ie tru’h?
hr the Vnvrioan
matter of which he was accused, instead of being
nt, il rvcâila lia«
But the vast majority of the readers of t11*
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libelo is. was a fact The court would not permit N ews are not of tins cla.«-«. They are high spirited,
the introduction of the evidence, and, of course prompt paiing patrons, and are willing that the
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the editor was convicted.
Nk-ws editor shall live, as well as themselves.
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These are just a few of the remarkable antics of
If you w.int to keep abreast the
iaking tire Oregon News|>apennen as a whole, -wi •!>..»•» u.r t „u« i s-«,... .„. i
the courts that are creating a loss of faith, by the they are a bl ight jovial crowd, who enjoy meeting pu»aik»n wnmlraw« n«
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times, or if you want to keep in
people, in their wisdom and honesty.
When the eachothvr and who would not discredit any state •’11 •',l *
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1 pui>.t th« l*emorr*tfc party a living im . i
peonle lose all faith in the wisdom, honor and red- in which they might work and live,
ui«>n wlurli Ui «nier thr ai.|.r<>nI-l,i,i
tom b with the trend of political
itude of our courts, revolution or anarchy is thr
campaign th-t.-c armed. Final1», m i
logical sequence.
Secretary Taft seems to have been fortunate in Ni*.ur.i i*. h ...gxr-t. ti.»i «»r» u.» «.
events m county, state and natin-
with our st’te courts the remedy lies in the his selection of a press agent. The aforsaid press cal aflLir» tiici>>u tr» managed h» ,
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hands of the people. There are honest, upright agent is remarkable for his industry. He is de­
H thfliM b- brtltr done.
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al cmnpaigns, suhserilie now for
lawyers, who would interpret law without fear or termined that the big secretary shall become a c !«»>•
»ubi not do won*.—Oregon Bunds»
favor. Tne people will, eventually, be forced to familiar personage in every household in the Journal.
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drop all |>artv prvdjudice and elect uch men to the nation. There is just a b-re possibility, however,
judiciary. The U. S. judiciary is entirely differ­ that this matter may be overdone. The continual Hickory B«rk Cuogh R> n>«*lv, ma.l,
Only 75 cents to
ent. The U. S. judtre holds his office for life. sounding of the secretary's praise so long before h» ihr Hickory lUrk I rincl» Co., o
The o dy way he can be displaced is by itni>cach- the opening 'f the campaign, is apt to become s«l m, Or*., guaratil. rd to I*- purr
rnent proceedings. An am «ndment to the Federal somewhat stale in the minds of many people before gua-autrad to eurr your n Id or monrx
rrfundrd
Guar*, imi to make a fri*»«
constitution makino- the judiciary electi- e inst »ad election, if it do >s not be’ore tne assemblng of the of ,< mi For «air b. K. C I’r. ry. Sc><> j
of appointive, would bring these judicial officers Republican convention, next June.
Vr>.. and fiial-claa. dealer* ever) wo«r«.
|h«l>lav •■!», 2 chan»«« |""r
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BOQUEES i-Uií 1HE COUNTRY PRESS.
through 19 >7. wtiirh brought .7,21»
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CLEARANCE SALEI
MM. ihr *ch ut» aivi th« bUAliiraa lur » t r
c «tul « m - ting an aJvaruetng ran» |«ig>
eiduntot r ir n March and April, *rp-
tvntbtr, a *d <X "Urbar.
No grafter rrl<»rn ha# aver bean
• » hirVrd lAârrtilil «4 cotiiumnilt Of-
gaui*Aii>m and co opar itiva ««Kvrliwiiig.
I b~* recorded 237 |w*pl l<»r « v«r> d«y
fur 120 daya o» jHni«4d *lth«mt * parallel
in Ihr bitt* ry ut itf>inirfrAli<4Trfl*’r< any*
• hrr# m tin» country
l>urinjr ihr «ame
mutiCba «»I ¡latí, the «atdofti*! rale«
brought IU/J14, #h>-ai«'|f Ihr u .pt»vr'b
mini iiicrrAAr ol h.Uul, or tu nnjinl üg
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Every pf I«*/ h««hJrr *><d atari rit-
ifrt> td th»« atata of Oirgun h irvtrPlrd
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rearer tire people and make it possible to. in time,
get rid the corrupt or incompetent
Perhaps the greatest danger tost threatens the
stability of our government, is in a corrupt or in­
competent judiciary.
When notoriously guilty
criminals cxrape punishment, because of technical
•or.str.K .ion of law. we cannot help lotting the re-
tpecl for the judiciary, that an honest, upright
court should and could command. In the exact-
inent of law protecting the individual, we iiave
been so careful, that rogues, through technics
construction are able to escape punishment.
We
Our courts are Iwt-Hy in need of reform,
need more Judge Dunne» and Judge i^ndises. If
the people shou.d, in some way. make these cor­
rupt .fl id prejudiced judicial *dBcers feel their in­
dignation, x < ma I might re ult. As matters now
stand, a vast majority of our judicial officers are
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losing caste uitn tire jMJOple. The honest, fearless
judge and the unpurchasable prosecuting attorney,
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are soiuewhat of the oasis in a desert character,
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5. and entirely to« scurce for tire perpetuity of the
or. doctrine of "Equality fur all and special privaiegea
for none.
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November 15 ’08
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