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'MEDFOKB MATE TRIBUNE. MEDTOR'D, OTJEOON". WEDNESDAY. . .TUXTC 8. H92t
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Ye Smudge Pot
T Arthur Tnrrr
Mr. Jack Dempaey, on account of
Ills shipyard record in not a Kpulur
heavyweight chumplon. MoHt people
hope Mr. Carpenller will hit him bo
hard he will bo arrested for Hflcond dn
grea manalaiiKlitur, when they meet
July 2.
'1;
There Is much ciissIiir of Attorney
; General Dausherty and Henry Allien,
hut who was the Oregon politician
-who recommended to tlie first mimed,
i that the Becond named should not go
to Jull for alien blattlns iu a troubled
! time. The attorney-general surely did
"not free the gent on his own hook.
Speaking of enterprise, tbero Is the
Klamath Fulls insurance agent who
advertlsos the J'ueblo disaster us a
warning to tuke out life insurance.
PRODDING THE 8TORK
(Albany Democrat)
Moreover Albany must hnvo it
Boon, for the Oregon Products
show would bo Incomplete without
a "Made in Oregon" son, is coming
.' next week.
; The news that a religious wave is
t sweeping over- Ilussiu Is good news,
with the probability that everybody
will want to take up the collection.
Weeds are the whiskers.
Of the vacant places,
Useless alike
Upon lots and faces.
Nothing Is ever heard of the Vice
president of the United States. Let's
see! His name is William Howard
Debs.
The Hygienic Marriage bill was do
. tested Tuesday. This is a good thing.
The next step would have been to
empower the fool legislature to pick
; out a man's wife for hlin. This would
i have required an Appraiser of Hearts
, commission, with 200 Jobs to fill by
appointment.
MISS WHOZUS SERVED
(Pendleton Tribune)
Mrs. William Matlock was n
charming hostess for a meeting
of the Spizzerlnktum club on Fri
day. ,,' . :
j The Scenic 1'rcservutlon socioty Is
: worrying for fear "ruthless hands"
' will devastate the primeval beauty of
Oregon forests. They 'need not fret
urogmi progrens would rather see
i thorn burned up, thun suwed up, any
li time.
Tourists are being nibbed of their
cars. The loss of the vehicle nlu't so
: much as the danger of being forced to
stay in one place all summor.
"BPEC1AI, AU, THIS WKKK. KOV
KIIAU.S FOll ClIll.DltlCN. THA'I
WILL NOT WKAH OUT (Ail 1'ort
laud Oregonliin).. The durability of
youth.
Mr. Wig Ashpolo T-ues. shook hnnds
with a lady ho knew when she wore
short skirts und went to school, and
she has quit going to school.
; "2000 shakos for sale. Coll or ad
' : dresB M. Andrews Kust A st." (Want
i ) fad Urnnts 1'nn Courier). Just the
' thing for mid week and Sat. night
t ! i struggleg.
j "Surely there is a vein for the silver
i and a place for gold where they find
if
-(Job 28: hi), ' Official Nash text
? Citizens desiring to visit Tahiti
i should not bo depressed by the poet
leal outbreak of Mr. Wrecks I.ainpuinn
.) day before yeBtorduy unent that en
: chanting land. There are several rucl-
, leal alterations the Lumpuian ihmsoii
' would make In the arrangements of
Heaven, If ho ever gets n ehanco.
Notice
. Members of the I). P. O. K. nre re
quested to assciiiblo nt the lOlks Teiu
)ile, Thursdny, June 9. at 2:15 p. m
to attend the funeral of liro. Chns.
Prim to be held lit Jacksonville.
K. C. JIOItOMIC.
(i7 Uxulted Hiilur. I
MINORITY rule is bad. And yet in a majority of the elections in
this state, outside of the most important, the decisions are
reached liy a minority. It seems impossible to awaken the people :is
u whole, to one of tlie fuinliimcntitl duties of j;ood citizenship, the
exercise of the franchise which is the foundation of democratic gov
ernment.
And yet in yesterday's election and in all elections, it is doubt
ful if the results would be changed bv a larger vote. There is ap
parently some law at work, effective equally on tlie proponents and
opponents of any issue. This assumption is supported by a well
known practice in all newspaper offices. The first returns, rcpre
Kentinc perhaps only one or two per cent of the total, arc invariably
accepted as the basis of predictions of the final outcome. And in
nine cases out of ten, these predictions are sustained.
'Moreover in yesterday's elections and ) other elections, the re
sult is usually indicative of a certain discrimination on the part of
the electorate. The service men's compensation measure was the
tiost important measure on the ballot, and it was tunpiestoiuibly
passetl by an overwhelming majority. The next measure in impor
tance, or perhaps better the next measure rejjardintf the desirability
of which there was the least doubt, was the emergency clause veto
and this too has undoubtedly passed.
.
The apparent defeat of the legislative regulation amendment is
to be regretted, but the opposition to increasing tlie pay of legislators
is so in rraincd in Oregon, that this feature of tin measure probably
(roved too great a handicap for the obvious virtues of the measure
as a whole to overcome.
There will be no harm done, if as seems probable the hygienic mar
riage measure andlhe women jury measure were defeated. The first
bill was theoretically sound, but practically impossible, while the
second bill was sound as far as the right of women to serve (injuries
is concerned, but it is very doubtful if women as a whole care for I he
privilege, or that benefits derived would compensate for the com
plications and expense involved.
So while the potential dangers of minority rule, can not be mini
mized until conditions arise, which result iu an obvious defeat of the
public will, involving serious dangers, Oregon will probably continue
to muddle along complacently confident that the rule of a decent
average will somehow be suslaincd.
E
RippSinRhnraos
COFFEE.
VANdKlMXK is brewing a noxious sort of drink; it might
be laundry bluing, it might be brindle ink; but coffee she
believes it, this beverage of death; and when her hub receives it
he swears beneath his breath. The two were lately marrid,' the
bonds of love are strong, the husband hasn't carried his grievance
very long, lie hasn't started brawling, the riot is delayed, though
often he's recalling the coffee mother made. And inwardly he's
(tiaking, he knows not what to do; Kvatigcliuc is making a most
atrocious brew. Her coffee tastes like leather, it gives an awful
jolt, and he is asking whether it's time for a revolt, lie hates to
hurt her feelings, but must he always drink a brew of carrot peel
ings that iuts him on the blink? J'.e hates to spoil the glamor sur
rounding hive's young dream, but he has knl.enjaminer from cof
fee that's a scream. II can't go on forever, he'll dump the mar
tyr's crown; some day his wrath-will sever the bonds that hold'
liim down; some day, the galled possessor of grievances and cares
will wreck a costly dresser and break a lot of choirs. Another
home, once cheerful, all desolate will be; a young wife, sad and
tearful, will ask for a decree! Though moralists are shoving the
customary bunk, no man can keep on loving on coffee that is
punk.
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It has required many years of patience, skill,
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you find in ever)' tin of Folger's Golden Gate
Coffee. But when you taste it you'll say "that's
.it that's the flavor I've been searching for."
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have coffee that is
"Different in taste from other coffee and better."
J. A. FOLGER & CO.
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Phone 304
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