The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, May 05, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texteuu Illit 8oe!itf fHTW tt iri COLUMBIA REGISTER . L ' VOL. II. ilOULTON, OHEGON, Kill PAY. MAY U Him II DIKKI TOUY. Hur t usi,io.ivrus.i. rui mil ok kai i.tt r, Kcv. it. , 1KBnri. Miiiir. HiiI.t" il ami 41k iifrnrli inntilh. iMitoUy Mt IumiI rtrr) Humliy at o,Ju. m. I lyto Hlrrt, iinltlrnli-iit. I.mllf' Al'l im'i'l NrlnrUjr ftrrttmnia. I'fi'r UiiTlliiKt WftlittMuM)r . Ht. Hnil,,t m rniKii. 11 w . in. ami 7 ; l. hi. A nr!Ul Itnlutlun UiM'rinI IIipm M-ivti-ri l viliMiili'il in ail. Kil.M ul Kin Arlltur inert rarh rrl.lnjr I at II. III. Ijiillf. ol ljuwn A lull iiiwl tiu h fttturriay m i a , m. 7) HllllVH MM. K.( III Id . KlllKf ANOTIIIKII miikU); limiiil Mew at Uuiim; iiainixr 7 ,ik it. in. K ami K. in rill HuiMlya: Warren at II 'i lii k ; Illinium at 9 , m. ami Hi. Ilvlnn al j;wi. in. A wit mrillal Inrllallon U rxIftMnl ti all t .ll. ii.l. I. ti. AI.Ki'KK, I'H'lor. " VVnVniTt MTTMI . ' ll'H'l.TON UIIK So. m . II. O. Y. Nr.iri In iillwi'. nail on Tli'ii l f vmim. H. II. Mill lu ll, X. U.i M. M. I'rall'i-. WIl.TiiX l.ltANiiK So. S.I K IIOl I.TOS i. Ui'irr ll rt ami tblr.l WiMiifcWy nlalio In ulltrr'. hall It. II. M. lu ll, W. M. I. II. iivlaliil, -. ; Ilia Olltrr, . t'l.llVlt tillnVK lilUSoK SO. y, W. A. I mihf.U. U.I W. KjfT, Uo.! M. I', Yuunil, I'vrri'inrjr. X V I ALiHt aSi'.K Ml. H. D. I'KTKMIMIX, W.lfl MUAila IK'ltHK I.: Mr N.-IIU IVU-M miii, M.M. MH'U lllllivlr new hall. YAII.V.KaWk Xr.1f,M."XVllKI M AN. W. M. Ivir I. mi. i. hr.l M. K, Uiui'M.aVtf, MurU In lli.'ir hall al WariKii. ARE A MENACE. The Sunday Ore-ouian has, of late, been devo ting considerable fp:icc to the liistory of certain of ; New York's plutocrati; an I su nxratic families, among others those of the Yankrbilts and . Ahtors. In our IminMc opinion no goi.! p.:rjxse is served by the publication of the life and doing of any one whose endeavors have led him iutn no other held than that of mere dollar getting -whose every move ha Ijccii actuated by the god of reed, and whose thought ovoCO uc;,WCT u u u,"""""" " So4JAiiwfc2j- Such lives do rut present a healthy example for Americans to folta;v. There is nothing in them to emulate and everyiljng to abhor. oftimbia Register VVMA HKI KVF.UY FRIDAY. HOI'LTOX, ORKliON, MAY 5, Ittfl. It. II. MITCHELL, Kllior and Publiihtr. Wo orllnato other imitate. i OOOCCOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOBaCtCUKK HO! FOR THE T . .-.-..- Ftfl, PASTE ABU 5USSUJ13. 4, S'a xrM;xiiMw To understand capitalism study Socialism. Prejudice is but another word for ignorance. The heads of .both these families - minds on the porcine order - hav ing been kicked out (f thdr 0vu country, a the duly occrcditrd plying link, cams to these shores in the stearae. Once here, they lost no time in embarking in the business of selling rot gut liquor, rolling lousy Indians, and cleaning cuspidors. They slept in the stable or .some worse place, ate what the hogs refused, and. went mighty near naked, except for what dirt accumulated on their persons during the dry season, the quicker to gether .sufficient wealth l.iiCI.K i.H AM.K NO.W. JASK .MiXilCKi.iiOll W.M.: Maty A. l.lk,l.rr.;T. . W alls UlSnNIAIilt MiK X. :A. f. MH.I.IM.KK, . M ; J.'lui riii.iOaiiu.'U'r.i I.. mKi ri, ih-- . Mwii In rriiiiiila, I'lil.t MMIA I'OMOXA l.KAXIK mwla III lU-a nrVallry Ma) Mh.al II a. m U.A.Yuiinn U.M.il. II. 1.kUii.I, iK.II.lllilirll. 11' rr l my. ? v vvktiw itti Ai"T:mr:iir"nr'r;ii(iiKf.r.. W, M.; ('.:. M.i) it, fcmma Tarla ll.mv I'kVu IHI.aMi 'KAXiK NO. Ml. HMiXI lllnrll. . M.ill. nrr olwn, av. N. Hih . Hi'), H"v, M.hk in I lie I r halt. lllll lTUN t llll I K X. 4TV.(lKW. I ll I II J IVirv.l,. X.: WIliHlB Itallry.l lrfk. Mwl ni l) f iii'ly i-riilii In nllrr' hall. ItAlXlinUMMiKXO. I .l. I.O. O. v.. Mum in llu lr hall rn r Mlnrla)r lilglil. U. A TaKri, X. tt . C. Ktwhrr.Hrr. iim-All I'll A l-l KK NO - l, K. H. MltH. t'. II. Jiihii. tt . M. : Irvn lr, Ih. Mtx t In Ml. Ilrli'li Maaiililr hall. MT. IIKI.KNH UMMiKNO. W. A. K. AND A.M. W II I'nai'll. tt. M.: K K Uulrk. w. Murt In HI. Huli'lns liuvini liilH.K SO Ji A. K. AMI A. M lirui-r I'milvtiirlh, tt'. M. Ixan lltaiirhanl Irrk Mi-.'l In MaiilC hall mi Mallirija, U li.n) Oict lull liimni III varh moiilli. -:o: A man' thinking ability may be judged by Ins ction.s. It is a mighty good thing for some men that jus- ice is denial them. :o; . Too many workers get their opinion from the with which to buy ivfcl estate around which the city of ame place they get their pay envelopes. New York eventually built, tltu nuking them rich :o: willy nilly. And now their offspring have come upon We live in an age of "isms with the law of the t,e stage to strut their ull-tojjttlscr too tedious hour urvival of the fittest" in full force. inanv of them too sutxrr-sensitive to remain in America o: and have therefore hied themselves to Europe toex- Catch phrases arc not arguments aitlxougn tne pand their kuIchur do,,ci,er know, and ma rry jukes, dudines and titled milliner signs 6. inthinking sometimes accept them a Mich. The law command. us poor devils. It requests he rich. It is all a matter of property. QVe seldom sec reports of dividends on "common itock." Is it liecause it is mostly owned by common itock ? :o: iSo fgr as we have been able to learn but cne member of the Vuudeibilt family ever had any am bition above coining boodle cut of blood, and he was an object of pity and contempt in the eyes of the remainder of the family. And none of the Astors were ever guilty of a leaning toward literature, music, or art, which is perhaps fortunate in more ways than MT IIKI.KS MllMiK SO. II7 I. O.O. K MKT jiiil ami 4in Malun av III ini'ir nan. jw. i Mi Kajr, N.U.M'. hUkwk'f.W ; " Hill I TiiNI AMI'MIUV.. W O W. K KM.MKK win, ' t :lt Olivrr, rlrrk. Mitia vcr; Thurily rrniiiiK In alt vr hall- rl.ATxKAMK OlMiK I.XO lo, MU CAIIKI-J Mi'fiii . Ian. I .Inl baiiiniajr al i.n . in Jt llo.l.llrk, t'lilll i K II ttllUalllN II K- FKKS UI.HKKAII UUK.K X(. I:tl, 1. 1. o. f. inwu In n.l.l tt'iliiw hail, uminiT. on mi i. ml an. I limrih Krhlay nlilhl i'l i ai h iiioiilli t;va Uranl, H. i. 1 Ilatlii'iu, n: ivnv 1ilM.K NO. Al. K. or I'.. MKKTM . ML llflima un Tm-Mlajr writing. W. II. Dll lanl, C. C.: . A. Harris K. ol It. ami H. Now when the workers , of Chicago get a good one. xmsignment of they voted for, they niay know that If th same energy and ability were consumed io they "Dunne" it. sketching the lives and doings of Mich men a Ethan :o: Allen. Old Putnam. Warren. Hancock. Otis. Prentice. In estimating special claims to property we foil to Sumner . and Channln- sav nothine about our more ecognizethc unity of society-its oneness, and that familiar Americans like Washington4, Jefferson, and my such fortune is a loss to the mass. Better economic conditions produce tetter men md women, and better men and women make a better vorld to live in. Most men will agree that this is true A great mistake still lingering with many good 'xjople is that when the question of chattel slavery was Lincoln; - &$ " i- wasted in writing up -these so-called "Captains of. Finance," whose religion is(Angloma- niasm, wliose god is utves anu wnose nnai abiuiog place will be h -11, much good would result .from such itcrature, - The functions of a newspaper, we thiuk, should be to give the news, luad public opinion in the proper il'i TKMPI.K XO. 111. IDA M. 1IARHIM. M. r ('.; I.ui y iiray, M. ol It. anil C. Mttl lit M llrluli. fOCHT OltWioS, K. OK A. Kanl. C. K.i Ike Kay, Hvr. kaulr. CI.ATMK ANIK TRIIIK SO. H. I. O. K. M w. K. t'oiiyi r, n. : i:. '. Iilai klnl, h.oih Mu m In L'lalikaiilv. SO. V. It. MovU In flat UltVIKII IIIVK S'0. 1MI. L UK M. AtU l-tf.C l allla I'uinuniy. K. ul It. Mi-vta lit K. ol I' hall. ttled there were no other matters of human interest channel, and, above all, to stimulate healthy thought o lie solved 1 ne crv Iie R 11 puuiisners oi tlie luna .;o: journals that the newspaper inuat publish what the The sickle is much older than the reaper, but no public demands. If yellow Journalism is craved by )iic would think of using it ou that account. Why the public, it is because the desire grows by what it lot le as ready to move up in affairs of state as in the feeds on, and such publishers are alone to blame for ealof mechanics? cultivating such a taste in their readers. Just so of to: Lie toad-eating boot licking literature of which we ne "nporunce a truth to humanity may 1 comDiail, It is first endured - lecause the space octu . i i... .i .. -r . I neasureu ny me amoum oi opposmou u arouses among pied by it was, not filled with something better, then ne pnviiegeu classes ana mose in me enjoymciu oi oitied then embraeed i.t. i t tr vveaun, piace ana power. 1$ the word now Jeing advertised all over the East But in this Neck of the Woods it b Ho! For H. 0. Oliver's General : Merchandise : Store FOR BAXCAINS IN Dry Coods 'and Groceries, Good Quality and Low Prices, ARETWO OFTHE CHARACTERISTICS of this BUSINESS ....HOUSE.... INSURANCE iFire, Life and Fidelity R. H. MITCHELL, Agt HOULTON, OREGON. FIRE AN'D LIFE INSURANCE WRITTEN' IN THE Toe cheapest and best insurance for the rancher. MULll 1 ii'jMia ehUUKtlJ lor omcers and others. Oive us a v CRANGE. call. :o!- IIIIVHMAY IIK 1 1 A I I llll IM.Ilirtllllf. flrl lor i) oruiiiar j rn i.-rat " ( 1-1 "i"'" ' tin unrk. allt'llil M'lmol. ami In bmiiRlit U anmt'whal a )'nur own ; ainl. rnllurvn uiay iw uau nrn'i auiiMiiii, .11 1 t . ti 1 1 V L'U iiii'i.ori-ouiiuv'am It would destroy the family if such The Republican prosecuting attorney at Bloom ington, 111., has been indicted for settling a case for V. C. FISCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC NVxt door to nost ofllcc. ni i .i i l t AD I.T1 f V UAIllVlV. - wi.ivivi DILLARDti DAY, ATTOUNUYB'AT'LAWi rraetU- in any court, Suite or Federal. Next door to court liouoe. ST. HELENS. OREGON The Steamer Iraida7 Mkti round trip btwen RAINIER nd l'ORTLAND. I,aTlnR.lnlrf:0O a. m. and Portland ata;M)p.Bi. dally (icplHuniltT. Waiolloli a ihara of tb nublla paironai. and In Mlura will la aulca fTlc na a Clean win. ar hara lo itay and want your builuan. Un lof at foot ol Taylor Htrtat. C. I. UtiOOMaillK, MaaUr, :ascals were turned out, wouldn't It. Such men are ilways' opposed to Socialism, which would render graft Impossible. In Oregon they ore re-appointed for such icts. -:o: Portland and Astoria I AND WAY LANDINGS IStflrll ROUtS UIamarLL,RHKr.lfTMTay lor it. Wharf Dally (ci epi u"jy) J lar.. Aitorla dafly (tacepl Bunday) at p. in Cloaaoounaotlon un ooa i iot. uv. iMep RWar, Oray'a Klvar, Ktianplon, rt. ani. rt. Cai by. ft. Columbia., flwaco, U wla 4 1 cu'rkRWar, Onlay Voi.ni'. RWar.aud boa and trala for both bohi Port and and Vanconwf iteamaf ckdiki 'laarei Taylor Bt. Wharf dally eicept bunda) i lo V . and 4i30p.m. Uare.Vancoutf dmt, no delay, Oraron Main OH; Columbia 61. Uolh - J-honaa I Orajrnn Nam w""o.n; romoi-'W, Yrmhlll . VA.NCO0 VEB TRAHOPOIITO IOM CO. SOseph Kellogg. That the lives and doings of New York's multi- millionairs are a menace politically, socially and every other way is no idle dream. In fact New York was ever Tory in all her appointments. She inhabits the groves of Daphne rather than the precincts of Olympus she enjoys the "dance of the bubb'e joy in folly's . .a . a it 1V cup ratuer man worsnip ai me snnne or, wmerva; she is a follower of Madame Du Barry rather than of Dame Reason she jirefers the Sartorial purple of the The. reformer is getting some pretty hard jolts Parvenu rather than the "kendell green ' of the work- these days. The California supreme court has decided mgman. one nm -nu a k... .unum. VuiuKic that a municipality can elect -but cannot recall a can- bal masque representing the court of Louis XV, lidate and elect another man in his place. In 1903 J. trances most dissolute king, ratner tnan enjoy her- . Davenport was elected alderman in Los Anceles. " m a civmzeu manner, sue win cup interest He sold himself to the corporations, or rather entered coupons to the tune of the "Song of the Shirt" and .lis office as the servant of his masters. The voters of ever wink an eye or turn a hair. She refuses to Los Ancele?. exercisimr the richt of recall eranted to cultivate home talent, but sends to Europe for her them bvtheii; lew city charter, demanded hia resismas musicians and pays tueni titty times more than they ' - -w i ...... a m . . ion and elected a new man in his place. Davenport can obtain m then- ow n country. Ana tne soul ot carried the case to the supreme court of the state and chivalry never did exist within her borders from the that august body has decided in Us .infinite wisdom time old Commodore Cornelius used to swear at his that the people have no rights an elected official is female passengers to the present day, when is said, xmiid to respect. ' n good authority, that it is as much as a lady s lite is - I ..... a.. 10 1- worth to attempt to board, a street car without an Here is a chance to improve the county rouds. A escort, new law approved February 22, provides: "When a :o majority of property holders within two miles on With one mighty stroke of his pen, Brother Flagg ither side of a county road or proponed route for Such has crippled lhe Appeal to Reason -has put a quietus lesire'to have a road laid out. or an exlstinsr one to Socialism in Columbia county. He winds up his i . . . . . . Learai Portlaud THniday, Thurnday and iaV nrday at 7 a. m. for Ht. Ilelani, Kalama, Carroll Mill, Rainier and Klo. Arriyiup atrorv land, Monday. Wadimtday anil riway aw p.m. ri h. lii...nar Nnrihui.l liiavai l'Arliaud. Uon- doy and Thunday for Tolado, Cailla Rock, and yray point at a.m., re' urnlna Wedneaday and Htat nlna and oheapeat route Ualitriln V at 9 n. tn. to the Ht. Helena mining dlatrlot. Hubjeot to change without notice. Wharllool ol aauaoa graded, paved or extensively Improved ot the expense of property owners, they may petition the county court to have the same done, Viewers will be appointed, who with the aid of a survey will make a report of the proportionate cost to all interested and the aggregate cost, which shall be filed with the county court. No tice of the time for hearing of remonstrators will be jiven, after which the court will proceed or abandon the project. If the work is done, it will be by con tract,' and the amount assdssed to adjacent property owners within the two-mile limit, who may, if they esire, arrange for payment in 10 equal annual in stallments, the same as for street improvements in large cities ' ; quarter of a column diatribe with the statement that the people have the ballot and the remedy v "is m the old formula of equality before the law." It is passing strange that even Flagg 'is turning to Socialism Socialism never advocated anything but "Equality before the Law." Its traducers may misquote and misconstrue the principles and doctrines of Socialism The president of the United States is said to be riding on special trains at the expense of the railroad companies. He is following the example of some o: the Columbia county officials who ride on passes so as to save an increase in salary for the official. Great heads thev have. Officials should be above these Still They COME w H Y T Bainier, Because they know -where they get a good article at reasonable prices and get treated well besides. We keep everything fresh and up-to snuff. No middle-men price here. That's All .Now FRED TROW Oregon Do not forget when you need Clothing, Shoes, Loggers' Supplies or Tobacco TO CALL AT THE RED FRONT, 226 Morrison, Bet. First and Second, PORTLAND. Our goods are always RELIABLE ' and SURE to GET YOUU MONEY'S WORTH. . You Have LI WILL CURE YOU 0URE3 LIVER TROUBLES BEST FOR CONSTIPATION GUARANTEED 50 CENTS Sold by BAILEY & I3RINN. t F 1 petty obligations.