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Our assembly tr end* aarm a I ttie of taxation, but ail the ax set* of the will of the people* Does it insist upon
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It-ary uf attempting to rep«-al our e uniry that in other countr-e* ar* the election uf senator* by the people
du« I pomary Uw. au tn«y ar* resort mostly in the hand« of p ivate coriora rather than by the special mt< rests'
Ing to th« Second u-eth-xl uf r- peal, by tior-a The government owna an-J haa D^es it d mami the enforcement of the
Itie Voluntary act of doing something tor sale or lease vaa ar- aa of land, and cnmmal clause of the anti *h« rman Uw
which will luui.Uract th» « ff- it uf the all the railway a, telegraphs, telephone*, against th« chi«t II.agnate* uf the
P olitically I ndeplndlni
etc.. *o Oat it* debt la a people's in­ trusts, requiring those pe-siatent Vioux-
la*.
The direct primary state* explicitly vestment. There are no big dividends ter* Oi Uw tu wear lhe prison stripes?
Entered at the (--»totfice at Ecio, how camlldat-s st all be nominal«d, on watered stuck to pay to cor|>oratiuna . o-s it stand for the restoration ot tins
ai d thal they snail be selected or nomi­ an>l no individuals. companica or cor- guverniro-iit as the fatheis intende-i te­
Oregon, a* aecund-claaa mail matter
porationa are a'-le to acquire and bold rne peition uf a gu-eri-ment of. by,
nated in no other way
The assembly propose* to substitute vast ares» uf the |-ui lie dotnxin. Any aid t—r toe peupta, letlal than a
a plan which will, In effect, kill the one can g--t land on eaay terms, but he government ul, by, -m. lor the Uwsta?
if the democratic parly does *t>m.
primary law. limier thia p-an, there cannut hold land that he does nut use.
kUB. 18HID tVLRY > RIDA* 8Y
w>ll tn* no necessity for a nominating I lie land and all its appurtenant re­ fur the«» mitiga, li its platloims ar*
primary, fur the seiectiun will ha-e source* l-elong to all th- people speak­ wr-ltci- m uniniataaabie terms aral its
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ing of the period already mentl -ned, caiAluixles ar« of Such ciiafscler ti>al
been made at lhe ass« mt iy.
If this fuet is true, ami our assembly before New Z* land eff- cled a social to«y may reasonably be trusted to du
k|MTt>* a Wl> Pm IPMÍ K r< >N.
ftien-.s will not deny it. fur such .s their revolution, Profeaxor Parsumi says: the peu,4v‘* will, then the deumcrxUc
abund- part,; b*a a great coMtruclive pulley.
nU-nt un, are they not »11-mi ting to “There wax 0«nt) of nib- ’r
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i— capital, m aid
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bu-iie men may sneer «ten they are
repeal by a voluntary act. a const.lu- ' ance
of
idle
Iiu .al law?
Under »ome cumliUona, xiir lalxir, but f-rse three factors of lu.-d that lhe repuul.cari party i-ax Km<s
l Iteti HII-'l liiN KA I F>:
these same aaaembiyit«* would prv production could not b« br -ught to- so I ar m its plutocratic policy that ii
gether becaus. of monopoly monopoly haa actually imperiled popular govern
One year in advance
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..11 26 ru-unev such act on anarchistic.
of land, of capital and uf government merit. But more and more thoughllu.
Now
fri>
mis,
why
nut
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lawal-i
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< In«- year, at end of year
by th«- land and m.n-eyoi interests." men are Cuming lu recognise this as a
-iliiens
in
this
matter?
If
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One year, at end of 2 years .
,.w, ncli.iiing Statement N
I, >» not But under the new system monopoly solemn fact.
o. »»• year, at end of years
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“But soberly it is now mi child's pls>
atisfactory, why not repeal it in a was aboluhed, the people came Into
Hix months in advance
7b regular and
orderly manner?
The t teir own. and ' for a ¡-erlolof I* year* to save the principle* uf Jeff, na-n Iron,
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Three months in advance
N ew » auppua« s tha* you are. as a rule, the people enjoy-d a degree of con- total overthrow i-i thia nation.“ ibt
ti-.uou» pr-« peri tv rarely known by the dcmur-rstic |4Mty has the fundament»-
Ilf- law abiding cill»« ns ami are not anar
H ugh- copy in srxi.|«r
■mats
An snarchi-t, you know, hoe p ople of any land." There haa re- p-l-icip.es essential tu this great wurs
vi.o igm-ica ur overndia eaiab>i»h«4 c -tly been some depreaaxm, l<ut less u! salvation. It it shall remain true tv
aw. Ai d this is the purj use of the tnan In other countries, and the secre­ muse principles, true to the snnl I-
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pro|»-s>-d axs- m'-ly to uvcrridc or ret tary of lata r reports favorable reaction which Jefferson ami Jacsxon served the
puolic interests, it will be given th.
You and bright prospect*.
Card of thanks
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. Li u-ide lhe direct primary Uw.
I h« li*-«-ral government of New Zes task of restoring the American nation,
Know
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scheme,
Special obituary notices, |»r line ...0
lam! is one of advance! civ liuti-m, for arid the Opportunity to dedicate it anew
1 x tended wedding commri ti. j » i Im. ■i fur wh«l other purp«iae i* the assembly
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main feat re« are wi 4 -m, justice tu lhe real aervi e of lhe people.—
intended?
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Its high id-al» are to Brian's Commoner.
•itixcn* who o | m nly ami deliberately and humanism
If desired, one column wide each
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propoeM
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(jod'* greatest gift to men. the lam!,
We are toid by the timber barons
H'lsmesa locals |o-r line hist insertion 10 overrun.e a-4 its Intent set aside. The
urn! equality of u- fa-rlunity. It seek* that if we tax tneir property the same
Karli aubumpient insertion |wr line. ,W uxa. mbly pr i|M» es tu do thia w ith the
io foster s.lire* |-r< ting manhood ami a* the b- me owners in the city and
Ding time sti n ling a<la, contractsma- < dirret | r-mary ami its advucaU-s do not
The womanhm4. whii«. at th-- »ame time Country are tax-d, that they wiii
deny that thia is their purp-ee.
on applii ntion.
»am-- action in revard tu other law* !iel| ing the h> Iplcxs to help them« Ives i.i.me .lately slash off all the timber in
It tave-l th- id <• laml out of the p «»e«- ttie state
these l.aruna are bluffer»
would mak-- the arb-rs outlaws.
Banker lioxa has Iren convictsd and »ion of sj-rcuUtors. it took u.< r lhe ih--v coo>d not do it in ten years, an-
.light to I»-doing time in the | eniten earyinig bu»in«-»». passenger», freight if they tried it, we could very easily
i Will SÏREH JOUR
I ar^ now. Why ? Because he d-src am! expn-ss as well as mail, and estab­ regulate the cutting of timber and the
garded or sought to override the law of lished a parcels ;-o*t ami |»>»tal saving* Clearing uf grouts! after by laws that
The p-atal savings bank bill, which
i fommon banking h-neety
Is he any banks, it help* mm to make a start on Would compel them to replant as fast
the president ha- made one of the lead
m--r gouty than men who deliberately a new piece of land ami to build a borne; ax they cut.
ing administration measures, has pa»*
plan to break another law? True. R-aia it even transports a laborer to a place
rd the senate at d is now in the hands
is a criminal ami hi* punishment ought where he can get employment aid
The big employers never hc»itat«- to
of the house.
hould the house give Its
to tie sevirc. Yet his crime against trusts him for the fare. AU thi* may subur-unate isrsn.csa to political cun
assent to th*- met sure as it now stands,
e Ux- paternalistic for a great country
sim - ety 1» lexs injurtuus than that pro
victi- na. It is only the working n.a
the ; real lent is sure to give his approv •
p sed by the assembly; for the reason like this, but there ar«- featurea of the who has conscientious scruples as t>
al a d the measure will become a law
that th«- assembly prupua-s to destroy government of, by and for the peop'e |x>litir»l machines. “Any machine to
A very large majority of the Ameri­
»n r»tabli»h«<i la* and replace it with in New Ze all id tnat ar- worth our get there,” la the motto uf "big txlxl
can people have deaired a system of
stateamea'a utlention it is an exhibi­
a syst- m which the |>eo| ie had
! nesa” everywhere
When the wor .er»
partal savings t-anks, fur many years
tion not of socialism, l-ul of real de-
-•d U curse of Its corruption.
team thal the ballot is an implement and
They desireil that the government
I'urtiami Jour.-al
'She N ews wiiu-a upm this subject mocracv
» w. a|on (hey will stop using it for th-
should provide a place where saving-
fr< qUclilly. for It ba lie vex It to l-e a
•neht uf sm cist privileges to prv thr-i
might tie de|HMiited and. at the samr
|u< slion of vital importance l to tiw
“mach-n«” «it uf lhe* mud to han
ti-ne, l-e absolutely safe. In rea|M>ns<
lesisutih
people <>f Oregon and des res that
' them run over every inherent right oi
to this demand, we have tin- prospect
•veryone »hail have the wid«-»l p-sail-i-
man
that th s pr- aidential measure shall I-
m-wl-xlge upon th-- matter. 11 K th--
en x-ied into law
lint it is. doubtful i i
One nrwapap r writer com -lams that
■ffurta uf the old political gang tu r-'-
th- |--opl> >l>--ir>-a i-Atal-avo p » «t- i
d- mocrats do n>>t advocate any “cen
There arc said to l-e thirty-tour mil
;ain control of Oregon pilitica which
Wil*
in the form which the senate bill
•tractive legislation,” that their en«-r- lion feet uf good Umbel in Lane count
iirikea the ilefenae of reform laws
gi a.
giea are devoted to cniicism of repub­ Aa stumpage sella fur from one tuthre.
leceeaary.
The measure provid-a that the n
lican administration. It mav be that dollars a thousand f-et a* the lowest
reiving poatmaater shall deposit th«
that depends upon wnat one calls “c-n figure, there should be un the tax rul
aa-ings in the local banks, the ban* * I
structive legislation.” Just now ll if Lane county thirty-four million dol­
WHERE DE 43C J J FL.URISHES
would s-*i m that the moat im;orlant lar» on the non tillal-le lands the cla-s
par not leas than 2’s l-cr cent intereel
service that a political party may r«-n- 'icatn-n timber land comes undei
thereon. The money cannot l-e remov­
New Z-alx-d m the southern seas ar to the |-eo|
is to aid in the pre- I there is a deficit of about thirty l-x.
ed from the local bank except mease oi
war or other emergency, when lh< uixi Switxerla.i l in th-- hevrl of Eiripa- vention uf d«wtructive l--gi»latx-n a- 'million», however,
president can replace th-- c-i«h in th« are the two most democratic govern- contemplatixi in the republican pro­
nenta of our time ju»t as, remarks th-- gram. A d It may be said that Iht
local banka with government imnds Th-
Efforts are txing made to aecur-
•‘other emergency” clause is where th< I'wrntl- th Century magaxme. “Oregon cry prevention of this form of legisla­ from Congress an amendment n-akinj
danger exists where the joker is to I- -morig our commonwi-alths an-l lam tion, involving as it doe* lhe lift- of the the Fnjcial Judiciary elrctjve
If w
Vngvlas among our cities are the muxt rc|-ut-lic, i* the highest form of con­ -.ad a national in.native it could be re
found. " all Street may I avr inspire-
the Introduction of thia joker; but i nportknt example» uf d-max-racy in structive leglsiatiou.
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Energy spent to amend ti.
"lhe special interests have, under the I I onatllutiun should be concentrated u
owing to the fact that the “other action in this republic.” Swltserland
emergency” clauss can l-e made to pla- -nd Na-w 'I. .-land are small state*, and republican (-arty, l-ecome so thuruughly thia issu* in state and nation.
t i* ofieu said that b---auM- of their - ntre.iched in power in this government 1
into the hand* of Wall strelt s - nicely
that one lx inspired with the ausi-icio . o npi-r-i ive inxigniflcancv tha-y furm-h that the moat painstaking, patriotic '
.Notice
that the New York banker* are not a> example for the IJn-te-i States to . ffvrt will i-e required before they are
Patrins discontinuing the use of
follow or even to cunsmer, but no dixlo-iged. Mr. Tali'* national li cor-;
entirely Innocent.
dectric lights, fur part of the season.
I hiring the period of the late gamb­ sufficient arguma-nt is pra-aa-nt d tu I-or» i mu plan wouki destroy our system
* ill be charged $.1 to have them switcl -
ler* panic. Wall street had a large »how wliat is goaxl for a small republic »f government, leaving the atates mere
■d on again, except those keeping three
nelpiesa province* aisi the j-e.-ple sub­
amount of country bank funds, attm-1 wuuki nut >-e good fur a great oik -.
lyhta the entire year.
e<! thereto by the Haltering interest
Switxerland ha» preserved llaa-lf from ject io lhe whin* of corpuratmn mag­
F ire . L iuht A water com .
rates paid. When the country banks xuffa-rtng Il a- fa-nuaialism of prlvregeai nates. the railroad bill with its court» <
endeavored to withdraw their ilcpuaits. w uith, and has eatabli-hed a truly of commerce woul-l centrahte railroad |
Wall street said ‘‘no” and the country people's government by the same meal s authority al Washington, making it
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banka just had to wait on Wail streets which have since bwn adoptad in Ore­ inconvenient fur shipper* to make -
motion. Country bankers an- w x- r gon, the m.tiative. refa-rei-uum and re­ effective protest; the amp subsidy bill
now.
Wall street had to Invent a tail; it al»u hax pro|H>rllonal representa­ would lake from the pockets ot the i
rhff-rent scheme
The |sMtal saving* tion, and an a-apntable tax syalvm. It many tor th-- i-en< fit ot the few, toe
f
offered th-- opportunity and "other aib-pta-d i-r.-ell-ally the New EngUr-d central bans would vest alsolute con- i
emergency” clause is the joker.
town meeting syatein, unuer whicn trol over the m .ney of th« country in |
Heretofore, whenever the Wall street neither plutocracy nor mob rule, an the hands of a coterie of men; lhe re­
bankers have made a demand upon the oligarchy mar a revolution, is possible. publican |>arty'* tariff policy would,
f- deral treasury, the government ha- Thia syxtcm ■ an not be strictly fulloweti continue lhe system of "•«« king to tax
aiwny* come through, it is to l-e ex here in state anal national affairs, but lhe people rich" which, tn reality, is a
p> cted that with the present bi I a law-, the Oregon method eoina-s aa near to tax U|»on consumption lor the benefit ot
whenever Wall street bank- rs desire, -lolng so ax lx poMublr, it gives the generous contributor* to republican |
they can create an emergency. The people a chance to sjeak finally on any campaign fun-.a.
1- ih s tl.e democratic |>arty wage wai
pieaidant will, doubtless, replace the law.
p-mlal savings deposits, with the
Under tha- New Zealand »ystrm also, against federal incorporation, insisting
various local bank* of the country, with officials arc tiue rvp-eaa ntaliva-s uf the that the tight» of siatc government, a»
governmental bond*, as the law will people, whaixe n<hta and welfare are weli a» the rights surtenuend to th»
provide for, then -!e|*-sit the funds iwt xulx-r-linata-d to the M-ltish aim* ai-d f-xieral government, »hail be preserved
arising therefrom, in the Wall stroat »« heme* uf p. ivila-ge seeking ciuss- s or intact? boe* it insist that the state's
bank*. The emergency can l-c repeat­ combinations of interest*. 1 he baaic authoiity over corporation* shall be
ed a» often ax desired, thus forcing the principle of government i* the frater- retained (or the benefit of the people
government to convert the savings naliem of the Golden Rule
New Zea­ whum corporations are presumed U>
d-)a-sita into bonds, and place the land'* syxteni may not l>e perfect; one serve? lloea it object to a syst« in of
funds at the diapoaal of Wall street can find | lauslble oi jection* to it; but railroad law that would centralise,
stock gamblers, t'ouki a more beauti­ it i* *a>lving the problem of the great­ authority over ra.Iioad» at a point
ful scheme have been invent-d. to ext g-xxi to th» greatest number aa our practically inaccessible to the stupp» r? ,
make i' all street the receiving vault of statexmen ha-e never yet even at­ bue» it object to snip subaxiy or any
the people'* saving»*
tempted Io du. From INid> to IhlM) in­ other furm of subsidy because ' equal
The country wants a postal savings clusive New Zealand was in the grip of rights to all and sp-ecial privileges lu
bank system, if one can be had which land monopulixation ami high protec­ none" provides the rule for lhe public
will be beyond the reach of I' all street tion, ami during that pvrx-d its popula­ servant? live* it object to the central >
Stock gamblers.
But the present tion decreased by 2-i.OUO, and nxst of bank because to give such an institution
measure aa it now stands, would l-e a the peuple l-eca-ne jxxirrr.
in I.<*0. life would give Ha manager* a puwer I
curse to the people. It will give M all under a new premier, a radical change over the people too great for human
street a hip lock upon the nation* was effected, ami now the government, beings to have? Uoea it insist upon a
finances.
the j-cople, own n-cwt of the unoccu­ tariff revision made downward for the
pied, unused lai d», and all public utili- consumers and by the consumers? bo«a
ties
The government tolerate* no it tight Aklnchiam and Cannuiusm in
TWO WITS TO REPEAL LAW
monopoly but itaelf, and it i* the the capital building, Taft-am in
W hite House, Halnngensm in the
people.
DRUGGIST
Adverse entice have »aid much al-out partmenta? l>oca it insist that
I .aw ran be repealed in, at least,
OREGON
two way*, By reties I direct ami by the the heavy debt of New Zelami. but be­ house of representatives shall be
enactment of another law which hind thi* debt i* not merely *o much stored to its representative position so
counteracts the effect of the older law. money in the treasury ami the power, that it shall voice, in some decree, lhe
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April 8-9
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2000
Double Rolls
Wall Peper
Selec ed Patterns
For sale in quanti
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Thoroughbred*. Standard Breda, German Coach, French
Coach, Cleveland Bays. Clydesdales, Fercherona. Hackney».
Morgans, B dgiana, Shires, ponies, mule», beat atallion, 1. 2,
3 years old or over; best mares 1.2 3 y -ars old or over; beat
stallion and get; beat mire and produce; fo ir-in hand teams,
grade teams. farmer»’ draft teams, drade drafts, roadster»,
and saddlers
I1OÜO IN PREMIUMS DISTRIBUTED
LADIES’ DRIVING AND RIDING CONTESTS
In connection w ith this, the third annual Horae Show, a biff
sale will take place on Saturday afternoon, April 9, 1910.
Buvent will lie here from all sections. Parties having stock
f ir .-sale will please list the ssme with the secretary as soon
as possible. These w ill be tabulated in order and copies
mailed to prospective buyers. It is the intention to make
this a prominent feature of our annual exnibition. Call or
write the secretary for further information.
C. L. DICK. President
R. C. PAULUS, Secretary, care Salem Fruit Union.
SEND FOR PREMIUM LIST
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COLONIST RATES
Oregon
And the
GREAT NORTHWEST
PEOPLE
OF
OREGON
I in* riii'roiulii Ibive done their part;
now iis up to you.
(’olonift rutes
is th«' grvai»»t of nil lioine-builders
I hi all ynii can to li t Eastern people
Know ali-itii it, and encourage tliein
to come here, where land ¡» cheap
lioiiie-hiiilding eaay and attractive.
Fares Can be Prepaid at home if dehir-
e<l. Any agent of the road named
i* anthnriged to receive the required
< ep-.sit and telegraph ticket to any
Iioint in the East.
Remember the Rates From Chicago,
?•>•>; *'t. Lotiix $32; Omaha and'
KaiiRiH < ity $25. Chi* reduction in
proportionate from ail otlur cities.
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M c M urray
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Ore
BARGAIN PRICES
E. C. PEERY
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