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THE OREGON ELAN'
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carefully prepare«! by conipdent an I nx|M.-rience<l
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REGON Bl'ILDED very much better than
employes thoroughly familiar with the records of
she
knew,
when
the
¡leople
adopted
what
Linn County. Accuracy, neatness and dispa’ch >*
Politically Independent
has come to lx* known throughout the
our motto. We are now abstracting the instrument-*
nation as “The Oregon Plan. ” When the Initia­
tilrildailv and can serve the publie most efficiently.
tive a <1 Referendum law was adopted, the road
We use the most modern and up to <iate system < i uh-
Ei.tr red at the po* loffi e at S< to, Oregon, aa »♦ cord-<-la»a
was opened for the Din*’! Primary and Statement
►tract.n-
* An unlimited amount of moiiev to loan
n.ail matur.
No. 1 and later on the "Recall.” These laws liave
on f> p<*r cent. | ht annum on approved farm security
placed the entire nominating and elective machin­
WITH 1’POJtEX IN THE OFFICE
TELEPHONE °R "RUE
ery within the hands of the people, resulting in
PUBÜ8HED EVERY FRIDAY BY
the complete overthrow of old intrty machine poli­
Albany Abstract Co., l g, CURL Manager
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tics. And the example of comparatively pure poli­
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tics of toduv in Oregon alongside that of a few­
years ago, is ha\ ing an influence for good in the
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MI ’HxCH I lxri<»N HATES:
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family of states from the Atlantic to the Pacific o>
"The fool of the family” as the Oregon­
fl 25 oceans.
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One year In aiivance
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characterized
Oregon a few years ago. is not
One year, at end of year...
1 75 so lonesome as she was. A number of her sister
One year. at rmi of 2 year«
One year, at end of 3 year»
2 <u states have become equally fixilish, while others o
Largest Stock outside of Portland
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Mt are on the verge of (»ecoming likewise foolish.
Three month» in advance
Samples and Estimates on Request
ob Th« expedition Oregon makes in electing her
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United States senators, has inspired a sort of ♦
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friendly envy in such states as ha e had senatorial
A 1» VKHTIHI X<» HATEH:
battles lasting through we«*ks and months. The
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54> ■ l»eople »re getting very tired of senatorial elections
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fitting
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Camera supplies, etc ♦
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in which "bo idle” plays a prominent though <■ Expert
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'secret part and will force their states into line, | Woodworth Drug Co
Duplay a«h, to l>echang< I weekly if ile» i red. one column
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wide each maertion, per inch ........................................ 15 either for the Oregon plan, or an amendment to
Bunirica» local» per line Or»t insertion .................... . ...... 10 the Federal constitution making United States
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................................ 05 senators alike elective in all the states.
1-ong time •landing aria. contract» made on application.
Until the Oregon Plan had lx*en adopted by
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several states, the Federal senate would never
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entertain the proposition of submitting an amend­
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ment to the constitution to the states for ratifica­ a
tion. List winter, the measure was actually pro-
posed in that august body, but old guard senators
WHOLESALE DEALU IS
UDGING FROM LONG DISTANCE, the port were p»werful enongh to prevent the measure
land people had a hot time at their primary from being voted uis»n. The present senate is
election. last Saturday and they will, probably, likely to look upon the measure more favorably.
have a hotter time at the election to follow.
And it is only a question of time when the moss-
and
Judging from newspajier reports. Mr. Rushlight backs will have to submit and permit the people to
is the lalsir candidate and won the republican adopt a fundamental law which they, almost, uni­
nomination. With all honor to labor interests, we versally demand. Then, if the states will adopt
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doubt if Mr. Rushlight is just the »roper man for the Oregon method of nominating candidates,
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mayor. Besides the labor support, he had that of senatorial deadlocks will pass into oblivion.
Salem, Oregon
A. G. MAGERS, Prop.
the North End habitues, the breweries and th-
But until a Federal amendment is adopted, the
Htn,et railway interests. The residence section, Oregon methixl is destined to grow in favor and
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as a rule, gave its vote to Mr. Lombard. Mr. senators elected in this manner arc sure to be
Werlein did not figure extensively in the mayor« friendly to the Federal amendment When the
ality fight: though he was the prolmble cause of Federal senate is composed of members responsive
A. SHANKS
Mr. Lombard’s defeat. When Mr. Rushlight re­ to th«* wishes of the people, as in the case of the
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Manufacturer
and Dealer in—
fused to qualify as a legislator liecuuse he wished i house of representatives, then can the people hope
to advance his candidacy for the mayorality, he that congress will enact laws that are really of
Harness and Saddles
made a mistake in the minds of thinking |>eople. benefit to all the people and not in that of some
CarrUgr Trtmalaf
Frçxlr Work Solicited
When he refused to participate in discussing public particular combine or trust
All Work Strictly Guaranteed
questions, nor even made any public addiesses
So, Oregon does not need to feel chagrined at During the month« of Miy, June, July.
August, September, on date«
SHELBURN. OREGON
during the primary campaign, he inspired the the reform laws she has adopted. On the other
ihown lx low, the
outside people with a feeling of distrust. The peo­ hand, she has reason to feel proud that she has
ple are loth to trust a man who is unwilling to take pointed a w ay to avoid what has come to be a SOUTHERN PACIFIC THE ESMONB HOTEL
Will »<-11 round tnp ticket» from
them into his confidence. They have a right to scandal and disgrace in many of the states that
Centrally located, good
know how a man stands upon matters effecting she has forged the wedge which will force the II 7x/ Sria via Portland
rooms, prices moder­
public interests.
They ha\e a right to be United States senate to submit to the states, an
mi follow» :
ate, courteous
F»rv»
suspicious of a man who makes a still hunt for an amendment to the Federal constitution, making To
treatment
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$174.65
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office.
United States senators elective in all the states,
Council
Bluff»
Il may be said that ¡>eople outside are not inter­ and that she is no longer the fool of the < >m»h»
Corner MarrUoe »nd Front Strtcti
ested in who or what man may be elected for family.
Kan»»» City > .......................... . M2.15 POKTLAN l !
OREGON
St. Jo»«-ph
mayor of Portland. But they are interested. One
St. Paul
third of the votes of Oregon are within the corpor­
$66 0
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ate limits of Portland and, as a rule, the Portland
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TARIEE LEGISLATION
Minn«-a|H>li». via Council Bluff» $66.05
vote controls the election of state officers. Indeed. I
lion
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it is rare that a state officer is elected, of either I
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political party, without a majority of Portland'
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votes. Hence, we outside people are interested r"J"'HE REPUBLICAN United States senate Wa»hington, D. C.....................
how elections are conducted and how law is admin­
may lie able to delay tariff legislation for a
Sale Dates:
istrated, down there. We want Portland to elect
few years and it may be able to, again.
May 1«. 17. IK. IS 22. 23. 24. 25, 27. 2K
honest and reliable men as legislators. We want stave off President Taft’s Canadian reciprocity
and 29.
her courts to be conducted in accordance with law measure, If it does so. the people will see that a June 5. 7. 9. 10. 12, 1«. 17, 21. 22, 28,
and justice. We do not wish to see, what is term- different class of senators an* selected in the
2» »ml 30.
July 1. 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 19, 20, 26, 27 and 29
id "The North End,” predominate in control of future.
If evidence was required to establish the Augdxt 3. 4. 5, 14. 16, 16. 17. 21. 22. 23,
her politics.
29, 29 and 30.
Mr. Rushlight may be everything desirable in a fact that these old guard senators were ser-
September 1. 2, 4. 5. 6 and 7.
mayor. The NEWS docs not know. But it does vants of the interests rather than the people, 'top-over» within limit» in cither direc­
An abstract BEFORE
know that he has not taken the general public into this opposition to giving the people a tariff tion. final return limit October 31.
yon buy pro[»erty—its
his confidence and that there arc some ugly charges measure which they, almost universally desire, For (area one way through California
an absolute necessity
which he has not explained away. He should have supplies it. Nor are the interest serving senators inquire of any S. P. agent or write to
if von want to Know
made his position plain upon all matters at issue, all to be found on the republican side. Then*
WM. M.MVRRAY
are a few democrats who serve the interests with General 1‘aaaengcr Agent, Portland
about the validity of
concerning city government.
Both parties in congress are
On the other hand. Mr. Ixmdiard has been un­ equal loyalty.
your title.
usually outspoken in all matters at issue in the tincture«! with an inten*st serving contingent. ún. W. Wrifkt
lUn )»hn>too
Honestly, to buy a
campaign. He has discussed all these matters The only difference is, the inten*st servers con­
piece
of real estate
publicly and has answered all questions asked trol the republican side, while they are but a
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without an abstract is
frankly. If he is a bad man. or if he is an unfit small minority on the democratic side. Senator
taking
a blind chance
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
man for mayor, surely the campaign he has made Bailey, «if Texas, is just as undesirable as was
on being sold an ex-
Senator Aldrich.
does not show it.
ALBANT
As a matter of fact, the masses of the people. N m . M Wrifkt B14(
Some of these days there will be an upheavel in
pensive piece of liti-
OFLGON
the conduct of the Portland city government. l»artuularly in the west, understand the tariff Both rb«a<3
gation.
There is too much smoke about paving contracts. question thoroughly. They know that "protec­
OCR ^I» f tracts are
DR. W. R. BILYEU
aix»ut bridge contracts and alxiut the police force.' tion” simply means taking money from the
correct
and complete
for there to lie no fire. Some day someone will , IKx-kets of the masses and giving it to the classes.
start an expose which will make the political bones So if these class-serving senators wish the defeat
DENTIST
rattle, down there. It has been true of other big of the republican jmrty in 1912, they can pursue
cities and Portland is sure to have her turn, if the no better course than to block all efforts at OVER WOODWORTHS DRUG STORE
Cwarr 2a3 aa4 Bra»4»lbta St.
BOTH PHONES
North End is to continue to nominate and elect her tariff revision and reciprocity.
Then the people
ALBASY
OBEOOM
chief officers.
will do the rest.
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