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PREPARE POR NOVEMBER.
Some f t Ik republican county
.ii trnl committeemen have suggest-
...in m.Kitnu In the near future for j ,aflt, n,.v N- J -
the purpose of calling a chairman
ami secretary ami to formulate iluiM
for carrying on tin prt nllti t lul nim
palgn. Now N tin time to ln-nln
work for n bit majority for llmw
vclt thl fall. The fact that Oregon
k 1 nm S m it'l ' yr
!i .mi 11 mi ti bill fl-i IV
1 IiViAiU 7H Mini ISC' ! w In IH stlltC election, given till1
republican party t lit ingest majMiii.
On of tlu hottest contests 'v,'r ! KJI
held over the adoption of a city ii'r,llA
h future convention wan liail In AI-IL; I)kfrv fiiX'iMO
NHII CI Ot'H M ,T1(III 5HK.k OI
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UAICEVIEW.OREaOM. Jl NE 16, IW4.
CAN B0S5ISM BE SUrVRESSLD?
Tin new rriinary law passed at
tin recent election will l under tli'
ban of shrewd politician ami party
bosses, sin- tluy have awakened t
thf full realization of tin- true Intent
of thela w. Tlx primary nominating
law whs sprung upon tin bosses at
an inconvenient hour when their at
tention was so devotedly attaelieil
to other political problem, ami the
seriousness of the mutur wan given
little thought until it war too late.
.Vow that the campaign in out f the
way opposition to the measure will
receive the attention of politicians
who will attempt to annul it in the
courts. Although advocates of the
new law maintain that its constitu
tionality vi thoroughly testel lie
fore it was put lefore the peop'e;
that it had the U'licnt of scrutiny
from the ablest lawyers In the state
and thnt all week points were cut
out which leaves the law an Impreg
nable bulwark against which polit
ical sculduggery will stend its
violence.
The law leaves it optional with
the voters whether or not they are
controlled by bosses. If the jieople
seize the opportunity to do away
with bossistn and take their political
burdens upon their own shoulders
the boss system will lie a thins of
the past and candidates for nomina
tion will have to go lief ore the
people with a clean and unblemished
record or go down to defeat, and
successful ones will have their con
stituency to repay, which debt cau
always be pala with efficient service,
instead of the political boss who de
mands something more. Bui on the
other hand, if the people are stupid
and dull and continue to believe that
the real power of politics is wielded
at the polls Instead of the primaries,
party bosses will so continue to run
politics.
(li st week In j
Ju'i'ii over the place for th next
uniting of the American Medical !
AsiH'latlon.. Portland. San Prim-1
clseo, Los Angeles and Hot Spring
were candidates for t lie honor, San,
i
Francisco withdrew In favor of I.os
Angeles and when auotla
taken Port laud only lai
ami I.os Angclc joined Portland
j which won the contest on the next
j ballot easily. There wi re tiiHMi del-
'elates to the New Jersey convention,
i
and a still greater attendance Is ex
pected at I'ortlaud next year as the
convention will meet during the big
Lew is and i 'lark Pair.
General Merchandise
ht vote wtis t
ked one vol, , Jjfaj
5
!. Mil Out VI' It lltlila
Bailey t5: Massing...
.lil'lv I'.i'lisnii is the best ote
1 u' 1 1 r in tli district: his iiwijnrlty
will reach close to IJMI; lr. Slelner
Is lint slow, us will be shiiuti by
bis bin majority in every county in
the district.
JfAKIlVIKW
The question of a money stan Jard
for Panama has given rise to con
siderable stir in Washington. Minis
ter John Harrett was sent for and
had i long conference with the Pan
ama canal commissioners and the
President and Secretary Hay, all
with reference to the Panama cur
rency proposition. A measure was
pending In the Panama legislature
the decision of w hich hung the fate
of the gold standard on the s-nln-sula.
It Is said that the question of
a gold standard involves an interest
to this government of about
000,000. This is based upon the lie
lief that contractors will Ite comix-lied
to add 2-') per cent, to their bids In
order to guard against charges in
ever given in Or-goii should not put
republicans nt ease. What we want
is to out do tin state clcct'on in
rounding up a majority for tin pres
ident. Oregon has In the past been
counted in the doubtful column, but
let it roll up such a majority for the
republicans next November that
there will Is no doubt In the future.
We predict a larger vote at the
November election than was cast I
this June. The vote the h of June'
was 7. just tin number reglst-red. j
nevertheless, several elector were J
sworn in on clfctlon day. This uoc ,
to show that a number had register- J
ed while the registration books I
weiv oHn simply to qualify them
forth Noveinlier election, as they
did not vote last Monday. There
wen feer straight vote cast 011 the
Cith than at any pn'vlons election. In j A big tin In tileiin county dest rnj
several pncincts where from l." t :tt) J ed 4f) acn-s of standing wheat for
straight tickets are usually cast, not J the Murdix-k Land Co. and about
one appeared. ' J"0 acre for another III 111 on June s.
On account of the death of John
McKlliinnev then I no chairman ofi
thecountv central committee and It I VyVTy
is time that the committeemen get
together and elect a chairman and
secretary, and from this time on till
the 1st day of NoveinUT every pre-1
cinct committeeman should work for
the Interests of the party.
In tin Vote iti 1 11 iiioval of the
county seat frtiin Piilou to l,n
(ramie, the latter place received
about I'Ml more t ban was nciessary
to remove.
General Merchandise.
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So far but very few disgruntled
have been so silly as to send In their
resignation to The Examiner's sul
scription list. If they have leen sulk
scribing to The Examiner for
charity's sake it is well enough that
these few did quit, we have so many
snbscrlliers that are taking the paper
for the news that the loss of five or
six philanthropists cuts no figure
with the paKr; The Examiner will
continue to be published and give
the news and all the news, and we
are not an Institution supported by
charity, and we can nothing fo the I
few "charity" dollars that we liave'i
lost as a result of The Examiner's j
open, outspoken and fearless course j
In the campaign. We have made ;
hundreds of friend where we have
lost one. !
LAKE
COUNTY
EXAMINER
I
RINTINV, IS AN A NT IN
which Tin: Ivxa.mi.nek cx
itIIs. Wc have all the late
-jqpj- styles in tyv ami keep in
stock a lnrjrc assortment of high
tfratle stationery so that there is
no tlclay in executing a larjre onler.
Onr prices will he found to compare
favorably with other prices.
the cost of labor and supplies wliicli L, , ., .
1 1 this time presents a serious npte
must lx' obtaintd from thesiirround-
Ing country, as are incident to cur
rencies not lsing placed 011 the gold
standard.
The situation In Colo raj lo Is Indeed
critical. The recent tragedies enact- j
ed at Cripple Creek have aroused the j
citizens of the state to concerted j
action, and unionism in the state
has received a blow that it will take
years to overcome. Nearly every
male citizen In the troublesome dis
trict has lcen deputised a walking
arsnel, and hundreds of mounted
deputies are patroliug the borders
to prevent the eea of any of the
union miners marked for arrest.
The acting governor has declared
martial law. All mines lelng oper
ated by union miners are closed
flown. Lynching Is strongly talked
of and the aspect of the situation at
ar-
mice
LATEST LAND AND STOCK NEWS
EKIHT PAGES LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.
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Attorney Oeneral P. ('. Knox has
been appointed '. S. Senator to till
the unexpired term of W. S. Quay,
who died recently. In less political
complications arise between now
and next January, when the Penn
sylvania legislature meets, P. r.
Knox will Imj elected to the V. S.
Senate.
The State Insane Asylum report
for May shows the greatest Increase I
of enrollment of any month In tln-j
history of that Institution. There j
were received during May 4:1 patients;
discharged 10; tiled tt; eloped ft; three
escapes were returned. On Juno 1
there were Pt'O on the roll at the
asylum.
HARMS
TOW N l.o IS, Improve) bii-I
1 ill rn ,r. -l Million cany in
ntHiiuii-nri.
Ijii.iI Ti'I.'k KxhiiiIiiI'iI.
Iimiin SriitiMlil,
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lli'iiu. Nnii-i. nim
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HAVlJiV MAXWtU.,
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
J'ostmaster Hancnift of the Port
land postoflice has resigned and
Senator Mitchell has recommended
his successor. J. W. Mlnto will
probably get the place.
Oovemor Chamlerlalii pardoned
Alono Hwartz of Marlon county
wfi( was sent up for life' for killing
his son In a 'juarrel In l'.t.1. Swartz
Is pardoned on conditions that lie
will not Interfere In any way with
memlers of the family or their
property.
Drying preparations imply devel
op dry catarrh ; they dry op the sucretione,
which adhere to the membrsue sud decom
pose, cauHiDg a fur more serioui trouble than
the ordinary I orm of catarrh. Aoid all dry
ing inhalant, fumna, smokes sod snuffs
and use that which clean aoa, soothe and
kttaU. Ely'a Cream Halm is such a remedy
and will cure catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. A trud
mailed for 10 cents. All druggisU aeil the
COo. aize. Kly Brothers, M Warren Ht., N.Y.
The Ualia cures without pain, does not
irritat or cause sneezing. It apreads itself
oer an Irritated and augry surface, relier.
ing immediately the painful inflammation.
With Kly's Ort-am Halm you are anued
against Kaaal Catarrh and Hay I'ercr.
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