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¿7 INCREASING COST OF
in that state
iuw I f .rced the eh*rl km of an honest
man as United States senator by
the legislature and paved the way
to bis nomination for the presidency
at Baltimore later on
Until Mr. Wilson was promoted Illi liwyif
to the presidency the characters and
Fw
actions of the governors of New
York and New Jersey paraJelled
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Wm Ehlert. who is now proprie
Notary Public and
tor of the R um house, in Albany,
Corneycnsor
invites all of hia old friend» and the
traveling public in general to aamfilr
zMxrtrarts <4 I tile Ejtamined
the splendid meals he is now serv
ing. <è*od well prepared. served a»
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you gel it at home an<1 without at
tempting any unnecessary display*,
is the rule at the R un * house
If
Summons
you desire a good wholeaome eat
and plenty of it. the Ehlert ia the
place *o go.
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’ were absolutely free from improper lar to that attempted Io ¡«am bv the
D>caJ advertising, per line
5c, 'influence by the “interests.'*
last legislature will again be present
Display advertising, per inch
10c
Rut Governor Wilson was elected ed to the next legislature, with con
Display advertising, long time, seel ' piesident and Governor llughe« was
siderable assurance of becoming a
manager.
appointed justice of the U. 8. law. by which each county of thia
Ext«*nded matriage or death notice« supreme court. Here the itaralel
stat«- will be given at least < sm * cir
per line
3c end»
President Wilson ha« served cuit judge at a salary of (4.CMMI per
Stx-cial rat«« <*n lone time display as president more than thr«** years
year ami that at least three addi
advertising.
ami th«««- years have been the most tional circuit judge• Tie given to
stren.ious of any «Ince the civil war
Multnomah county.
Ami tieside»
WILSON OR HUGHES
He has made good? His ¡tarty will
this it i» proposed to mak<* five or
«ay yes by unanimously renomina
more courts of appeal consisting of
The nomination of W«xidrow Wil ting him
five judges each, such courts of
Our republican friend* say ves by appeal to Is* intermediate courta be-
son lo sur*x«*d himself at the St.
Isiuis convention, next month, is as the efforts they art* making to re tsreeo th«* circuit court and th«-
sure as human posuibility can make unite their party and to select a supreme court If all this is accom
it. No other name mentioned a» nominee that ran Ix-at Wilson.
plished it will make the aooroprta-
If Judge Hugh«« shall ne nomi turn at thr next legislature for
even a possibility and no other
thought than his nomination occu nated at the Chicago convention, courta and diatnet attornevs at
pies the mind of any democrat and he will be if he himself d<x*s not l«*a»t (7H4.< mni sHrtt-ga!«! as follow«.
fr>>m coast to coast ami the duty block the game, our country can be (3F.tl.iKHl for rirruit judge«. (200,.
ami pleasure of thr national con congratulat«*d, t»*csuse whoever may 000 for courts of appeal judges.
vention will tie lo simply ratify the lx* elected, we have reason to expect I'lN.iMMl for the supreme court ami
that the progress which has been
unanimous verdiet of thr people.
its officers and (136.400 for dialrict
With our republican friends, no mad«* in the dissolution of the part attorneys.
such unanimity exists. ' Anybody nership which has existed between
This question was up before the
who can beat Wilson” is their first our government and Wall street. last legislature and it cam«* verv
How-
ami central purpose. Th«* delegatee New York, will lx* continued.
s
nearly living pax-wd
We are in-
to th«* Chicago conventions will mak«* ever, with Woodrow Wilson at th«* formed that the politicians, hungry
almost any concession pi name a head of our nation, we know With officewekrrs and code tinkerer» will
candidate who promts«?« to accom Charles E Hugh«*» in the White lie before th«* next l«*gislature with
House we hope and Ixdleve. but we
plish this end.
incrraai-d energy with full confidence
Without a doubt. Mr
Justic«- don’t know.
of the passage of such a law. The
Thi» is the view which will occupv
Charles E. Hughes ia the man thr
taxpayers should interrogate each
most
of the »ilent unprejudiced
great masses of the republican party
candidate for the legislature and
desires and demand »hall be named minds of the people who do not find out how he will stand on thia
Hut Judge Hughe« is not wanted by desire or expect anything but good subject and put a stop tn this in
Rut with th«*
the politician» of the republican honest governnumt
creased and unn«*ce«aary expense
politicians,
the
people
who are
party, nor by the great financial
If a stop cannot be effected through
concerns of our country commonly making all of the political noise, it the legislature to the useless ex
denominnted “the interests .” Judge is different, Republican» who an* penditure of the public funds, the
Hughe« has never signified in anv out want to get Imck to the national only other remedy left is to take
manner that he was even a receptive feed trough. Democrsta. who are away from thr l«-gidature its present
candidate. On the other hand his now feeding nicely and comfortab power of making appropriationa of
every act or utterance indicates that ly. find It So satisfactory, they want public funds and letting the people
he is non-receptive ami h«- may even to continue the inning indefinitely. sav directly what sums shall tie ap«
reject th«* nomination if tendered.
propria led.
Judge Hughes should make his pur WRITING IN NAMES A FAILURE
pose in the matter known, While
heat men are «••cured for office in
he. probably, enjoys k«*eping the
The practice of jumping in candi thia way and. again, some men who
politicians on the anxious seat, his date« just at the 11th hour, as it desire to run for office, could get on
duty to th«* American people dr- always will, proved not satisfactory the ticket in no other way.
Hut as
mands that he declare himself.
in last Friday’s election. It is not alxive stated, it ia fair to neither
Hut why do our republican friends fair to the candidate wh<>a* name is the candidate nor partv.
try to force a nomination for the used, nor is it creditable to th«*
DEMOCRAT POPULAR
first office of the world upon a man party ticket upon which the name
who, evidently, doe« not want It? is written
The one answer must be that he is
Fully one half the voter», when
Refore the primary election. Ren
their best bet that he is the only in the election booth. will overlook W'. Olcott, our present secretary of
man who can unify their party
the blank apace in which the name state, and who was one of the two
that he is the only one of their is to be written. Thia ia especially candidates nanwd to succeed him
many candidal«« whom they think true when the booths are dark a» self, waw heralded far and wide as a
they are in most places
can beat Wilson.
democrat by the Oregonian and
And why do they think Judge
The candidate, even if successful, numerous other state republican
Hughes can lieat Mr. Wilson? It if hia total vote is far below the newspapers.
must lie Iwcausr th«* Judge is so average of hie partv. cannot help
The cause of his offending is. he
much like President* Wilson in ¡xdi- but feel somewhat disappointed. managed the campaign of his friend
tical ideals that the liberal minded He will hardly enter into the cam Oswald West, for governor, six
republicans, who have little respect paign with as much test and cour years ago. Governor W««t appoint
for the ¡tarty laah and who are age an he would if he had received ed Mr. Olcott secretary of state up
courageous enough to vote for a a full party vote. He feels that if on the d«*ath of his predeeewxtr.
democrat if he ia the better man. the party cared so little for his Mr. Renson.
will have no cause to do so
They candidacy, as to give him but a
Mr. Olcott, after nearly six years
hope the small amount of party profunctory vote at the primary, of service as secretary, has proven
prejudice will hold them in line, the same may occur at the general himself so efficient and popular
providing they can offer a candidate election.
throughout the state, that he has
as good as Wilson.
The present law gives a candidate defeat«*! Chas R Moores, a strong'
Hut is Judge Hughe« as good a all the sea room poMible. He ran died-ln-the-wool republican heavily.
man as President Wilson? We don’t srek the nomination in the regular Mr. Olcott has carried nearly everv '
know. His intrepid prosecutions of petition way. or he can tile hi» de county in the state, nevertheless the i
the insurance companies are to hia claration of candidacy and pay a rx-w»j>ajM-r» mentioned pronouncr i
credit. So is his service as governor fee. Otherwise. if hi» name appear» him a democrat.
of New York
tn this his only on the regular ballot, it must lie
Mr. Olcott’s democracy is certain
public administrative service, he written tn. as was the case of more ly popular even among republican*.
proved that he is honest as a public than one-half of the candidates of It is of the Woodrow Wilson tyue
official and that he wa» in no sense the democratic party last Friday.
and means the doing of the people's
There ia but
one redeeming will
a governor for the »¡lecial purpose
If the Oregonian's prophetic
of arrving the interests and to tody feature in the "writing in“ of can editorials are as true with reference
to the wishes of the New York didate process. Such candidate« do to Mr. Wilson's election as it was
not seek the office, but are drafted about the Olcott-Moore« content.
politician«.
President Wilson manifested these to fill the vacancy. And. be it said Mr. Wilson need not lose any sleep
Mme traits when he was governor to their honor, aome of the very over th«* result next fall.
MIX MONTH»
R. SHELTON
An Excellent Cuisine
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dar of April. ItiA wl.kh ordte
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J. F. WESELY
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