f
I
0.1 if
Clubhitg Raft*
Prfore»’« MW
'?.’<!!• !'.:i
«¿fri)« ¿Ivrn thftl tl«e ti» «Uf*
inerira.) H , , p-ug.
i- oni,
I ...bait 1«• iV tl x is lt>< chief • rf «si Rrh te« •
-al!»
'*•«» -U»
‘
r« H.Uii.Able, that if we discourage e«u4>- of He <•;. s d.-f -st kr<* moat for
!
l«»t,
al II r I «.«ir « ( ! »• «
V
UCA l LY IliÜtr cliür HI
irtqxirlMtKin of foreign made mimloi iih - i , think the d»C-st M d.-avrv in Ihe aitar imwiii «t iha trout d-w«r <•!
gixids. foreign countries will dis ed.
• ha ( uohty Covri H*««*r I In II.» city <1
courage the importation of the
In Cleveland, Ohio, where Torn John
Aibany, in Unii Cuunli, , Ore»--o, pur-
Entered at the jMiatotficr at Scio,
eon suffered his first defeat fur mayor, «uant foibe drataa « im I I order <•( Mil»
giMxIs
we
make.
There
must
lie
Oregon, a» •• --oml-cla»» mail matter.
a reasonable reciprx'ily. if trade tn» fight was nut sgsir st a corrupt city «lulr m««lr «n«1 mtrrtsl i in Ih» 4 !<■ mt
goxsmment. but to tstabbsh a Scent (A mi ri «>Ì tlir Nlala «*t <Trr|f’»li I t I ’ n
with foreign countries is main fare trolly aervice. Mr. J uh neon had C<Hiiitjre on thr ,'V*b <iav ol >• | (rlli** r.
P’IB. ISHED EVERY » RIDA < Bf
tained. Our present tariff is the wor four mavorality elertiuna upon this IV J. in Ibat (*rhm ••tèi pandi r>< m •••■i
DI'OO EH
most severe blow ever given to issue, yet the question remains unset Court aher«Mii Eiurlhw ||««9h»r •»»*! *
>• t>rroM amo l-MoeMiar.>M.
J l K !»•••!•
the interchange of commodities tled t'eopie get Ured of continual tur- M. H««»lrr, har li
.ji,uil. no matter how merritorioua, and »•li ail«i V.iar« Re li *rd» • t, hi« «ile,
with foreign nations. So, it will
Mr. Johnaon's defeat ia. probably, due ì
t A I» u •• «mi M A !■’»<
b<i folly to attempt to rehabilitate to this tired feeling. Nevertheless the ! hrr
«I, Orph« <»ar)«ip| aim « <• W .
IS THE PRESIDENT CONSISTENT?
our mercan’ile marine, yet defeat in rather instance, the cause of |(>Mrl«iMl, lirr hu*tMi**4Ìa t I*.
maintain tariff laws which will« reform is not dead in thus» cities. San m » o aim | lUII« Ito har«Ì«*M»t hi« » fr, I
0 DOUBT l’n-gidi»nt make the success of ships float Francisco will never, again, suffer from W. Rh'h«r«l»**li aim I Ella l<a burU•«»li,
Taft purponeg tu I m * ing the American flag imistssiblc. th* peculation of another as braxen set In» «tir, bim I M N R i bar«i»«>iit ««rr
ronsiatent in hi* con The president will, lher«‘fore, in i of raacab as Mr Heney was lustru- (daini ili«, « ih ! Il liliali» <•. rlmwl * n*»r
| mental in removing. Mr Henry's me- aii «I M. X IhrliMnkoM «« Rie ^u.tt h >n.
duct of the govern recommending the enactment of lho>ls may I m - open to criticiam and, do- I < ìì II m rt <iari«iMÌ, Hdiri« » li«rÌ4O*L ««»•I
ment and in the a ship subsidy measure to con ubth-aa, merits it, yet he has rendered j R>»y fÌArland. mi!i«»r«. aiel J.e VI. lini •
mi-nsurc« he will recommend to gress. ultempt to reestablish a the city a aervice in ousting the Ruef — ! ami, a» tb»ir gunitii«n, Jiime* <»»ri«i»<l
the favorable conaideration of mercantile navy, yet retain lawn Smiti gang which is im-stimabie. Ma i miti J. IV. <tstrimiti w* rt» «Irle
<-<i».-gr<-->.4. No dould, also, down which will tie so great a handi yor Johnson may not have fully estrb- Ut pllldk NUtl I mi 4 lo ih« llltfb* »1 bi»|*l»f
lished his .i cent fare policy, yet the ’ (or cM»h iti hau«|, «ulijet t i<» ruiilirimiti« r
deep in hi« heart, he desire« to cap that success w ill lie impos agitation of the question has given the hy »■!«) Court «Il (he righi, IMI» «od le-
do tho«b things which will be sible To I h * consistent, he must people of Cleveland an umierstandlng i lervwt «»( llir aiM>vr « an»r«t pl«iuld>» «lei
| m -M for the manaeaof the ¡»eople. abandon one or the other of these* of rrolly mattrrs they.oth rwis.-, never tiefriMiiiit« in Ihr («dhin ng «I» ni « il
|»rriiH»«»*, lo- Wit
But hia environment, during hi« opinions. Toey are wholly in would have hail.
Ali « f U h » *‘«jut|i bah q * tha l^uiate.n
The princijial good accomj>lish»«J bv
entire life, has been such that he computable.
I jiih J Ciglili <*f II VV, Rirhard«oti «lui
any
and
all
reforms
la
the
agitation
and
does not really kt ow how to
But if he would encourage education they generate. People must « ife, .A odi «al ioti No |3<i in T«*«n»l»i|»
aym|>athizt> with and feel for the American shipping, the repeal of ____
knoW ____
that _.i
an evil exists la-fore they can 10 Ss«itb. Raogr I U r»l vi tlie tulliani
,-our people who have to struggle one law will place the American ur will eradicate It The evil of the trite Mereiai», in l.ioo l uunlt, On-gui»,
for their daily bread. He ha*. (lug upon every sea again, ¡’ey. vlectirm of United States senators by ruutaioitig '»gì arraa»
A.’ulhe N rih»r«t quarte^
>r» tc’i»
ho to «penk, been
born with a nut American capital to purchase state l»gislatur< s. with the attending
26 |n »ahi Tvtthabip and Hau*«* rutilali»’
corruption
and
graft,
bail
to
be
mail»
silver spoon in his mouth. He ships wnerever they can be
mg ItìO a« re«.
has ever associated with the rich -siught the cheapest and there I public, before th» people mail» the eff
Ala*», tlia Nt»riliaa*t ^»iart r <f thè
ort to deviae means by which the rvil is
and well-to-do and has ever had will lie no need of talking uliout being overcome, And thia agitation N*itrfhra«f quarte» <4
. 27 in ••» I
sufficient means at his command ship Subsidies. It
continue untill,
with an.el,ding xsrx
thr Cuaiiahlp «od lAaitga, ro taiitmg 4M
Il in
is said
wiu that
vimv it
u Will
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Ullinq wxiazi
to satisfy any reasonable want. costs about double to build ships
«institut,.,!,. .. nsti-r. like r«-|- acr*«.
- -
' SHSi.nsI I V«ia
sa/iil II»» «•lA«<-t».«l I»v ia
Al*o, tbr Sonili bali <♦( fbr
reaenativea,
will be elected by a illMM»»
direct
He has never felt the Keen ¡»inch in the United St ites to what it
«juarirt, ai»d ibr .Sw-uth h«lf ut ih* N« h I ìi
vole of th» (leuple.
of proverty, nor has been com does in England.
A subsidy
t-alf «-f ll>r
»itbwr-l quartrr, tl>r
Il.fr.i, means reconstruct, rebuild,
pelled to reckon hi« expenditure» amounting to one-half the cost of
South h«ll fi thè >«»-*tlirH»t quattri
•tc. Hence' when tuiy government
down to a penny and, therefore, the ship, would soon cause cither • t ,,
«lui tba .‘■'vi»ili Itali ol thè Nmili«' i
-mil •.«!, in '.-i la»-«
cannot ¡»lace hirnwlf in the place American capitalists to get busy. to reform its meth-xia, it may halt some luarter <( Ibr b«»i>tb«aal <uiatt»r t
uf the laborer, Whose wage is the Tney would soon get so busy that where in Its progress of reform, yet it •M^'tiur» T?. in »aid To*n*hipatul Ha gr,
coi tMtiiing
i n f », al. <4 «ai I «»•«<*.•*
only source of hi« daily bread. they would not have time to lobby will never return to its former codditlon. drecnlnd i»*rii»u»r* t»riiig »idiaird in
The effort nt reform results in education
For thia reason, the pre ident, in for a subsitiy.
r<»WI»«||lp |O SsHitb Itang I u r»l of thè
of th» people to the functions of govern
considering the matter of tariff,
Anyway, there is not a mite of ment. it rnabh s them to vol» more in 11 dlamrltr Maridlan. ili f ■ n ('• - U.
«hip subsidy, etc., sees only the justice in high protection, fur telligently ami, as a rule, select belter Ihvgutt, a Itti colilMllimg il! lite Mggi*g*lr
v M) arra*
illtervHtS of the ¡M-ople of his cither American made goods nor men for office.
Ai imi , ihe Norfh hai! of tlie Ih.tiatmi
world those with whom he has American made ships, in either!
L.i d i laiui uf W. W. Kirl>a>d*uii and
come in contact and associated case, it is taking money from
wile, AuUÌiratHu» No 13*/« iti Toanrbip
OIT1OE THE PI8IT
with.
|U Stiulh Manga 1 II rei <»! thè II h I n I ii
the pockets of one class of the
«tir Merulial», in Lini» < nulli) , l»rt ^ «;>,
Therefore, it should not be a ¡ample and giving it to another
<stfilailiii-g dio acrw.
matter <»1 surprise tint he pro
PEAKER CANNON
•»:.!. if
class.
Il is class-legislation of
fi. .il Mi *3i-| »A > A
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v
pounces the Payne-Aldrich tariff the most objectionable quality c’ Senator Cummings waa a R« pub traci ruiitaining '»MI «erra. an<* am4 ia«l
lican, he (Cannon) waa not one.
t' • best ever enacted by a Re- and is not in accordance with the
u»ritil<it.rd Ira» t «oiitaiireg »00
Th-- infi-renc» i« that n* Mr Cannon
j ;!,l ;n cmuTi
\s the bill
spirit of tiiu federal constitution. waa in accord with the m ijority of Re a |i| la* M’id arp.»valvly by un
confers increassed favors upon The American consumer is re publican m-mtier» in cungreaa, he and al«»% r eiitilh-'i < »uri.
R Shrhoii
the clasaes of the ¡»eople with
K Ivrev.
quired t<> pay just ul-iut double th«-y are «»publican* ami Senator»
whom he has associated his h>r protected goods which ins Cumming*. IaFull«-tte. Bristow amt the
v<>rld, there is every reason why English brother has to pay. Tnis r»»t of th» ao-ealled inxurgrnt m»n>-
tier», are to I m - read out of the party.
l.e hould thi k the bill is the increase goes into the pockets of The quenlicsi art»«*» what arid whom
I • -t ever. It makes the con-
the manufacturers Mud trusts. cumtltutc the Republican party? If a
• t n of the tariff beneficiary
Baferec's Sale
The double cost of building ships (i vute <>i that |>artv throughout tn» nation
could be had as betwren the merrila of
lietter. ns viewed by the presi-
In
the
Circuit
Court of the State
in America, goes into the pockets
<!• nt ar. I. consequently, hia good of the snip building trust and is 1 Senator Cummings and Speaker t an Oregon for the County of Marion.
I non. thr M*nator would win out by a
Matilda C. Simpaon, Harriet Shriver,
Evi-
• pinion is acet
taken from the |M>ckets of other ’ hamiaomc majority. Tb«r<-for«-, if the Cassie Hicka' R-wanah Simpson. M ill
just
(lentlv, the
I so-called insurgent» have a majority
American citizens.
iam Simpson, James Simpson, Fiat.k
nee.
rights have
It' the president could, simply, of their party behind them. S|waker Simpson, Silva Ferrel, Victor hiinp«>-n,
Cannon will undertake a good »ix.-d
his
with him. in
place himself in the shoes of the j »b when he attempt» to fir,- the in»urg- W H. Logan. Frank l/igan. Edward
Opinion.
laborer for a while, he would enta ami th-- r following from th«- ¡«atty. ‘ Anderson. Eh»aln th Colloway, Flora
| Reason, l.ctha Bolar. Ilella Anderson,
l.ikew se, when the pres dent
oppose both a high tariff and a i| Therein more in »)H-ak«-r Cannon’s R-t^-cra E. Blanton, Annie Garrat’.
favors the ship subsidy, he favors
ship subsidy.
But from his l »tat-rm-nt then th«- fu»t glam» would I Ix>ui.*a A. Blanton, Jam.*« Flinpaon.
another class of his friends, for
viewpoint, that of the interests, . seem to portend. When Senator* David Simj eon, Ixji» Simpson. and
i! is only the r.ch and well-to-do
J Cumming», Briatow and the other in Bessie Smith, Plaintiffs' vs. Henry
his advocacy of both measures is
il shijis. Of
surgent congressmen returned to th«-ir
who tail ■ I.« i :n 'I
inconsistent and causes one to 1 home» after the cl--»-- uf the »¡» rial »»- Stanton, W illle Stanton, Charles Sian
course it would be i matter of
ton. Mary Dunlap, Nellie Stanton, H-•
doul t his honesty.
iMun. they w ere reel»« rd by theircona- jatnine Stanton. Alice Deyou. Martha
I itlor .tl ¡1 ide, I > kr. w that the
tltuencie« with o|>en aim» and enthusi A. Webber, B. F. Pibum, 4 larence
tars aid Stripes fl »al from
astic acclaim. Th«- |»--q>le endeavored I'lbum, Effie Plburn. C. N. Dunagan,
* Mil T IN REFORM
very mat ’ine harlsir of impor-
to almw their appreciation of the action Josephine Hardidge, Sidney J. Ireland, I
in
the
w-
i
nl,
but
not
at
1 uf the ms irgenta, by the enthusiasm uf T. N. Ihinagan, J. F Duangan. Nancy ,
lance
that thev A. Noland, Joshua It. Noland, »..izabell
MAY BE SAID that reform ha» Jthcir welcome. Knowing
t o price of a aubs ily.
l>een given • turn backward in San ( have the almost united support of tb-ur George, and G. S. Razil, Defendant».
,
it u«t h< w t*•• i
lent can
Fram-isco and < invelami, Ohio.
If ’, eonstituenci--». theaa insurgent memlier»
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
•r a high protective tariff and
so, the a»»ertion, if partially, I» not ; I will return to congr«»» next mor-th. uance of an order of the circuit court - I I
u ship sub-i<ly nt one and the wholly ti in. While the dr-feat of Mr 1 more fixed in their insurgency than : the State of Oregon for the County < I .
same time, is not quite ¡»lain.
llaney may be coii»ider<-d a knock at ever. What difference will tt m ike to • Marion de| artn ent number two ms '
To most people, one or the n-form. it should not )•» m» cntmMered, them if Speaker t'ann.m assigns them ' on the nth day of November 1900, in th« .
I
other of the.-e opinions is incon for the reason that, during the canvas, to unimportant committees? What di- ' above entitled action. I th«- undersigt
Mr. Heney made many ra»h assertions ' fference will it make if the »peaker the duly ap|Kiinte<i, qualif ed and acting
sistent. T ie purpose of a high
whl< h exemplified th» enlarged egotism dues invoke hi» czar method» more ! rrferve appointed by the raid court to
j.roted e 'at ff s to discourage of th» man and his tendency to over •everely toward them than ever’ They sell th» real property described le - w,
and | revciit the importation ot ride o|>|naition, right or wrong. A know that Speaker Cannon i» aerving will on th» 11th day of l>ec»mb»r Im'',
b reign made goods, while the gang of corrupt rconndrela hail secured hi» last term, a» speaker, and that the at the hour of 1 00 o'clock p. m., sell at
¡.urp< j»e of
a
ship subsidy control of municipal affairs in San next congr»»» will have a larger array public auction to the highest bidder, for
! of insurgency than ever. They can
measure, would be to encotjrage Francisco and the reconstruction of the well afford to bide the t me. for they cash, gold coin of the United States of
city, after the great earthquake and
inqiortatioi s.
The i gh tariff tire, furnished these scoundrels every I have th» conaciencimitniM of knowing America, and subject to the confirms |
tion of the said circuit court, at thr
would tend towards the defeat opportunity to gratify their propensi j that they are right.
court hoc»» steps in the County of I uni-
of the .-I- 1» sul: idy and vice ties for graft. An unscrupulous mavor
Speaker Cannon ami Chairman Aldrich all the right title and interest of tl.«
ami board of supervisors offered the J represent n.mply one wing of the Rep- atiove named parties, in and to that
versa.
city franchises for sale ami Patrick 1 uhlican party, which include» the Inter- certain lot. piece or parcelnf land, lying
American ship», to prosper,
t'alhoun Ixnight them. The mayor ami I eata(?) and those sections of the Union
must have inward ¡«ound cargos supervisors had subscribed to a solemu which are under the dominance of the ami being in the State of Oregon ami
County of Linn, and described as fol
asw- I as outward bound. A oath that they woukl conduct the city i interests. The insurgents r< present the Iowa, tn-wif
tariff, winch is now about pro government honestly, frugally and pro party of the great middle west ami of Town lots thirty nine (.'’•»> ferty (4f > j
and forty-one (41) and a part of lot (i t
hibitive, discourages im(K»ta- tect the interests of th» city. Yet. the Pacific coast.
despite this fact, they sold th» fran
Thia division, a« repre»ent«-d in the ty
’
two (42) beginning at the south- ist
tions; therefore, inward bound
chises, pocketed the loot and signed «pecial session of congress, w ill evert- - corner
<
of said lot forty two ami rur ning
cargos would be difficult to get away, free, public privileges which ually
lead to a division of the party. 11 thence north thirty (SO) feet; theme
If our tariff laws were placed should have yielded the city large i Time waa when the leader* of the |>arty * 1 west one hundr«-d(100| feet; thence south I
upon a revenue producing basis, revenues Calhoun, who had not sub i of the Atlantic »tates, could dictate the thirty (30) feet, thence east one hundred
thus encouraging importations, scribed to a solemn oath, wanted these ■ policies of thr party. Thi» ia no longer (100) feet to the place of beginning as
franchises and bought them, paying a true
The great middle weat has grown recorded in the plat of the original sur-
inward bound cargos would be
cash consideration therefor. Mr. Heney too big to -ontinue to lie merely the tail | v»y of the t-wn of Scio,
plentiful. The trend of any and in order to reach ami punish Calhoun,
of the Reptlbliean kite
The only ri a-1 * Terms
“
_
J condition of sale; Caxb.
and
all laws is towards prohibition. gave immunity to the supervisors, who •on which will prevent the division will' gn|,j rojn of
_ .
’ the United Stairs of
The higher tne tariff, the mor»- had viola ted their oaths of office and be. that the eastern Republican» will America, ten per cent of the purcha-
c«>mplete is th»* ptouibition and received the loot, in order to reach aid tx>w to the will of the middle west. money to'bepaidon the day i t sale,
The American people have become too I balance on confirmation of the sale b
every revision of our tariff sche punish the lesser rascal, Calhoun.
A great many San
Franciscans, great and too diversified to have their the said circuit court Dee-1 at exp
dules by Republicans has ap wt ile they approved of cleansing th»
national financial policy dictated by a of the purchaser.
proached nearer this ultimati ity hall of graft ami general dishonesty, senator from the »mallest state of the!
W B. SIMPSON.
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u< sideratum.
This policy dis 'id not think that it was just fair to Union.
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