Tillamook headlight., December 23, 1909, Image 2

proof of the charge herein made that “DRY" DETECTIVE BILLS O.K
they are conspirators against the Pendleton Hold* Sleuth Earned
L egal A dvxbtisk M e . sts :
law of this state, against the in- I
$356 He Aska.
lual Ina-lum, per line..
tegrity of their party which seek to | P endleton , Or., Dec. Id—hold­
Each aubesfuent insertion, line....
rule or ruin, and against the people ing that incurring of debt for
Busins«* and prolamin,,ai cards,
1 month .....................................
of the commonwealth of Oregon, j the salaries and expense» of the
H'.ineatead Nolicea ....................... I
In seeking to overthrow the Pri­ detective who secured thewholesalv
Ti ulu-r Claim*................................. 1
mary Law and the restoratian of list of indictments against violators
1«> cm 1* per line each insertion ...
the Convention system in its stead, of the local option law more than a
Display advertisement, an inch.
I month ........................... .........
1 they aim to restrict the franchise of i i year ago was involuntary and not
All Resolutions of Condolence
the elector, on the implied assump­ voluntary, Judge Bean ruled this
Lodxe Notice*. 3c. per line.
tion that the people are incapble of afternoon that the County Court
Cards of Thanks, 5c. |*r line.
self-government;
an assumption had a right to order the bill paid.
Notice*. Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
minimum rale, 25c. not rxoeedn g
! and an insult thinly veiled in the Thia is considered a signal victory,
linea.
so-called “assembly” plan.
not only for District Attorney
T he P eople W ill N ot S urrender . Phelps, who otherwise would have
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
It is beyond belief that the electo- been compelled to pay the bill of
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
i rate of this state who are toda/*in $350, but also for law enforcement
One year.................................................
> the legitimate possession of a full- 1 and local option.
Six month*.............................................
Three month*........................................
1 fledged franchise such as is enjoyed
Though more than $7500 in fines
in no other state in the Union, with was secured as a result of the detec­
the complete power of sovereignty tive work in the city, the liquor
’ it carries, are ready knowingly to interest sought to tie the hands of
surrender it to a few designing the detective by compelling him to
politicians and their purchased pay all the investigation bills. A
The assumption of the Pri­ suit was filed enjoining the court
SENATOR BOURNE AND I clack.
mary Law is that the people are from paying the bill, on the ground
ASSEMBLY PLAN.
intelligent enough to know what that the voluntary indebtedness,
they want and to exercise a discre­ which it was permitted to incur,
His Address to the Voters tionary choice of candidates for
had already been exceeded. Phelps
their public servants, and they have contended that the employment cf
Stronly Condemns It.
no need to call in a Tweed, or an
On returning to my home >n 1 "assembly” of Tweeds, to exercise the detective was creating an m-
| voluntary debt, for the reason that
Portland I find the same old con­ that choice for them.
I it was necessaay to prevent
state
spirators engaged in the sume old 1 P arty U nity a F alse P retense .
!
of
anarchy.
conspiracy to overthrow Oregon’« 1
The
alleged purpose of the
system of popular government. ThiB 1 "Assembly” is to unify the Repub­ | Pleading guilty to the charge of
conspiracy comes now under a new lican party, but every man familiar selling liquor in violation of the
name— that of ‘the assembly plan’ with Oregon political history knows local option law, W. A. Brown and
—and “plan” is fitting term for it, as that party disruption in Oregon ; George Darveau, two of Pendleton’s
it is a design to restore under a new . had its origin in the methods pur­ leading hotelman, were fined $300
name the old three-shell game of sued by managers of party con- each by Circuit Judge Bean to day.
politics, so prolific in the nodistant ' ventiona. There will be no difficulty They had been indicted by the grand
past of political debauchery and of in maintaining the prestige of the jury several weeks ago and when
profit to political highbinders, party Republican party if the would-be arraigned at that time, entered pleas
ringsters and special interests. The ( leaders will observe the spirit of of not guilty. This morning they
older inhabitants of this state need the primary law and accept the will were given an.opportunity ofchang­
ing their pleas and this was done.
not be told.
made known
of the people as
The fines were promply paid. The
W ho the C onspirators M ay B e . the ballot box.
cases were scheduled to come up
What the interests are that are
T he L aw a F undamental .
for trial on January 4.
backing them; that they are leagued
Primary Law
The Oregon
together to destroy the sovereignty
based on the fundamental principle
Hearts Christmas Call,
of the electorate and substitute there­ that the sovereign right to nomi­
for the boss and machine, nor to nate and elect rests with the people,
If it is Christmas night
be told of the methods to be adopted and the assumption of the law is
And the moons’ pale light,
in the execution of their purpose.
Peeps thru your curtained pane,
that the people have sufficient in­
Hut to the tens of thousands of
And if your fire glows bright
telligence to exercise that right in
new people who have made their their own best interests. Moreover,
And yourhearts grow light
homes among us since Oregon they are conscious individually of
And mirth is given reign;
adopted the system of complete
If the green tree is hung
the enlarged power the law places
popular sovereignty a presentation in the hands of each elector. It is a
The presents all swung
of the situation may serve to put
And candles lit with care,
fundamental of human
nature
them upon their rights uscompletely that no man ever voluntarily sur­
With your joy near complete
enfranchised citizens as well as to renders power that he feels is legiti­
Could you wish as a treat
remind old friends and supporters
mately his own and that he has
That any one else was there?
of the cause of popular government
once exercised honestly and wisely.
If
the phonograph plays
that now as ever, eternal vigilance
And what is true of the individual is
Any the big table lays
is the price of liberty.
also true of the aggregate of indivi-
Spread for late evening feast,
W ould R estore T he H oss S ystem . dals. The electors will not therefore
If now the church bells chime
Time was when a few self-cen- abdicate for the Tweeds.
And the clocks point to nine
■tituted leaders of Oregon politics T ools of the A ssembly S hould
And winds breath from the east,
arrogated to themselves ilie pre­
B e B eaten .
While you’re all round the tire
rogative of government and made
Yet wisdom suggests that as
E’er of fun you all tire
their assumption effective through everybody's business is nobody's
And a quiet o’er all steals,
illicit combinations and the use of business, the supporters of the
Conld you let your tho'ts stray
money in any and every quarter | principles of popular sovereignty
To those fare away
where necessary to their purposes should meet the assult of the
And feel as one far away feels?
of control; that is, they commer­ I "assembly plan” with a united
When the fire has burned low
cialized conventions, Legislatures . front. (Electors who believe in the
And all lights lost their glow,
and the administrative branches of validity and importance of their
And moon beams shine on the
the city, county anil state govern­ sovereignty citizenship, in their own
floor,
ment It obtained end still obtains capacity to think and act for them,
When your friends have gone
in a more or less flagrant degree in selves politically, should league to­
home
the Union; and it liad its '»oldest, gether in a pledge to one another
And you sit now alone.
most unscrupulous executive genius und to the whole people to vote
When nature throbs as before;
in Boas Tweed, who, recognizing the against every aspirant and every
While loud the old clocks tick,
opportunity of the crook in govern­ candidate for office, both in the pri­
And dull burnt embers click
ment by party, declured he did not I mary and general election, who may
And ull earth seems in repose,
care who elected the candidates so i have sought, oi who may have ac­
Does your heart then look back
long as he had the power to uomiate cepted by silence or in expression
For the dear ones you lack
the ticket.
an indorsement, or nomination at
And wish them with you, who
To R estore P olitical immortal . the bunds of an assembly, conven­
knows ?
ity .
tion or committee in violation of
Z oe E. S mith .
In the concrete, Tweed’s declara­ the spirit, intent or letter of the
tion anil his methods were and are I Primary Elections Law.
Alone in 8aw Mill at Midnight
the true gosi>el of the convention
J onathan B ourne , J r .
unmindful of dampness, drafts,
•ysteni, and the "assembly plan”
storms or cold.
"
W J.
Atkins
Notice of Change of Name.
worked as Night Watchman, at
1* but a new name for the old game,
Banner Springs, Tenn. Such ex-
for the restoration of which the ton-
N otice is H ereby G iven ,— posure gave him a severe cold that
apiratora are now bending their That the undersigned has made settled
on his lungs. At last he
onergies. In heartfelt sympathy ' application to the County Court of had to give up work.
He tried
the
State
of
Oregon,
for
Tillamook
many remedies but all failed till he
<ith the Tweed morale, methods
County,, for a decree changing his used Dr. King's New Discovery.
and ideals these enemies of fully name from that of Harry William
"After using one bottle,” he write's,
enfranchised citizenship in Oregon Angelo to that of Harry William "
I went back to work aa well us
have had their emissary in almost Scovell, und that said Court has ap­ ever.”
Severe Colda,
stubborn
pointed
Monday,
the
3rd
day
of
Coughs, inflamed throuts and sore
every village in the etate during the
Junuury, 1910, at 10 o’clock a. in. of lungs, Hemorrhages, Croup and
past summer organizing the"assem- suid day at the Court room thereof,
bly" machine wherever possible as the time and place for hearing Whooping Cough get quick relief
and prompt cure from thia glorious
amongofficers holders and appro­ objections to said application, and medicine.
50c. and $1.0U.
Trial
achable editors. As a result the word all persons interested therein are bottle free, guaranteed by Chas. I.
hereby notified to be present in suid
1* being passed down the line by j Court at said time and place and Clough.
the aforesaid conspirators that the then and there show cause, if any,
country press and those country po why said name should not be
liticians out of jobs since the enact changed as above mentioned.
H arry W illiam A nublo .
inent of the primary law by the
people have all been brought into How One
Doctor Succsanfuliy
Trea'a Pneumonia.
line by the assembly conspirators. I
” In treating pneumonia,” says
The truth or falaity of thia re|x>rt will
Dr. W. J. Smith, of Sanders, " the
develop as the next election draws only remedy I use for the lungs is
near, and the scheme to degrade the ' Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
electorate to political vassale un­ While, of course, I would treat
other symptoms with different med­
folds.
icines. I nave used this remedy
T wice B eaten T hey R eturn ,
many timer in my medical practice
Twice these machine o|>erators and have yet fulled to find a case
and their misguided followers have where it has not controlled the trou­
ble. I have used it myself, as has
been overwhelmingly beaten at the also my wife for coughs anil colda
polls upon the issue raised by the repeatedly, and I moot willingly
Primary Election Law in putting and cheerfully recommend it as
bosses out of control and their superior to any other cough remedy
to my knowledge.”
For rale by
•Hameleeancss now in seeking to lAimar'n Drug Store.
reach by a crooked .means that
which they cannot attain by a lawful,
honest method, is worth v of a Tweed
—their patron saint.
Adrsrtlsing Rates
In placing my goods on the
market it is my honest intention to
A ttorn KY. a T
back, and
TILLAMOOK,
HOWARD WAHLEN
Leading Jeweler of Tillamook will
w «
attorneyat - u ,
IPettUrher
Office across the street and J
»he Post OS«.
*
H. GOYNE,
A ttorney - ath J
EYES AND TEETH.
You spend from $5.00 to $20.00 per year on your teeth
and think nothing of it.
Which would you prefer to loose ;
YOUR EYES or YOUR TEETH?
Your eyes can be looked after from $1.00 to about $8.0°,
and this will be the total expense for about 3 to
5 yearB. and often a great deal longer.
Remember you can
NEW TEETH, but not NEW
EYES. What VALUE do you place on YOUR
EYES ? What per cent of insurance would you
pay to keep them as good as at present ?
Make yourself a Xmas, present of a pair of glasses ?
All work guaranteed to be satisfactory in every respect.
Dr. Henry E. Morris.
Office : Opposite Court
T illamook , O mks
A ttorney - at - i ,^
T illamook
R. T. B<iAL8, M.D,i
PHYSICIAN & SUM
TILLAMOOK!
Office' Olson Building.
’XMAS. CARDS AT JENKINS’
Residence : Mrs. Wrin' how,
«
Mrs. Walker?.
M. KERRON,
PHYSICIAN & SUM
C oncrete B uildu
Tillamcok,
PHYSICIAN & S’
Office over J. A. Todd 4 Q
Tillamook, Ore.
Bargains in Canned Goods
Dried Fruits and Rasins.
Tomatoes, $1.90
Corn . . 2.20
Peas
2.50
Beans. . 2.10
Peaches. 3.30
Pears . . 3.90
Cherries. 3.75
case,
case,
case,
3 CROWN RASINS........
FANCY DRIED APPLES.
FANCY PEACHES ....
FANCY APRICOTS
LARGE ITALIAN PRUNES
SMALL ITALIAN PRUNES..
PHYSICIAN & SI
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial Ad
Tillamook, Ore«*
RESIDENT DENTS
Office in sturgeon'! Id*
All Work Ou*™»«*1
TILLAMOOK.
RESIDENT »E*1!
Office across the sired"
Court Hon*
Dr. Wise’s oft*
(CAPT. P. SCHRADER)
Cleaning, Pressing »»°
ing a SpeoaBl'
Store in Heins
Portland and Tillamook
ROBERT A. MOW
A ttorn ey - at -^*
Und Titles, Und Of*
ness and Mini®«
Sall, from Couch st. Wharf. Portland. Or.«on
PORTLAND.
Room. 306
U m Orne*
T heir D ishonesty N ailed .
Where they honest they would
attempt the repeal of the Primary
Law either through the l.egis- ;
lature or by popular vote. Thati
they do neither is the confession of |
the meanness of their course and >
C arl haberu J
a Mcuin-
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lawyers -
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