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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBFR âi TION WHY NOT WOMAN'S SUFF RAGE? lQlOi outraged ft «lings by the happy of course the other partner tn till Eliaabathan Slang. thought that you secured this position Political compact expect« at the end According to tbe latest edition of niook Ministerial (An aJdress given recently at the and opportunity to plunder them aud of hi. term to be rewarded by re-oiec Webster's liictiouary, oue uicaiiliig of ition. Y. M. C. A. ball in Portland by hope to continue in your present of bon You desire to convey to the peo "lobster" is "a gullible, awkward, buu- lice by the use of resounding plati P> ot this state tbe false impreeatoa gling or uudvHirsble fellow." This ake charge of all Clarence True Wilson, D. D.) lueuulug Is suppmed by most |M>rsoiM When two armies face each other nd crime which tudes and windy commonplaces and that I have sought* t> -eturu to the to tie a modern develeptnent of slang. Nominee Says Senator Urged •nil era, the South in battle the army of aggression, the assertion that you are a trieud of ' old system of electing United States However, "lobster" w as a favorite term lurch,¡¡of which before it can engage the main body, the people. How does 18th cents a Senators, «nd by the old system 1 of abuse among Englishmen of (Jueeu Harmony When Seeking lo be the minister, must drive in the skirmish lines of square yurd tarilf on goods lu.iuuiac- refer to that method made damnable Ellxalieth a day, and Bbakespeaie may have denounced his callboy as a barge of all the the enemy. The woman's suffrage Votes Four Years Ago. tured in your cotton print mill, which by your own practices, which are well “lobster" when the boy foiled to at f which needs re- propaganda has thrown out certain are used chlelly by poor people, com known to our cltlsens; which practices tend to his duties. Some students of of Boston.” Dr. skirmish lines in the public thought To Jonathan Bourne, Jr.: In the I pare with a duty of 25 per cent to 5u »ere instigated and contributed to by the word think It probably was applied iale.—Prohibition and these must be driven in before we can come to the main argument. Portland evening papers of September per cent on champagne? Did you , yourself, aud your associate«, aud yet first to mon with red faces. Aa signl fytug a soldier the term "lobster" Is as First. Then, those who claim that 30 there appeared an Interview, cred make this great diiterence tn order you know, aud tbe record of this state old aa Cromwell', day. Lord Claren- nnan Logic. tbe ballot is women’s right quote ited to you. in which you Indulged In to encourage the use of champagne by »111 prove conclusively, that 1 have den, historian of the civil war in Rug how it vas. I put from the declaration of independ a great many generalities and mean your constituents and to Induce them j never at any time favored or under land. explains that It was applied to ,ue head, and there ence that, "Taxation without repre ingless platitudes, In thia phraseol- to dispense with the clothing custom taken such a course. You know that I tbe Rouudliend cuirassiers "because of Then I put mine sentation ia tyranny. ” But the quo tbe bright Iron sheila with which they dy and there vas tation is not in point, for that senti ogy you presume to iasue a command arily worn in ibis country* Probably ¡voted for you th 1907. because the were covered. Afterward British sol [ put mine liand ment waB uttered with no possible to the people of Oregon to vote you assume they will believe in youi people of the 'district 1 represented dletsi lu tuelr red uniforms were called id there vas not- reference to individual voters, male against many candidates In the com pretended friendship; pay you this ex gave you their votes, and that I did “lobeterH." Tbeu came another develop, mit der demper- or female. It was a declaration of ing election nominated by the recent orbitant duty and then sing a sweet this notwithstanding the fact that 1 meut The soldier In the red coat Iso retrain In honor of their alleged held you In the utmost contempt, both caine s "boiled lolwter." while the | h >- s- i vas no more fain the representatives of the 13 colon primary. 'Ou »otiji friend. i as A man and as a public official. I lieeuinn In blue was, of course, nn • fains in my body ies that unless these colonies could "unboiled" or "raw lobster." Agalu. Since your election to the United ; told you when you asked me whether "to Ixtll a lobster" was for n num lo lavay. I put mine have a representative in the parlia Aristocratic Friends Favored. States senate you have not taken suf I would suppdri you. that I expected ket. and there vas ment and in the cabinet to protect enlist In the army and put on a re I egon. So I shall stay their interests King George should ficient Interest in the State of Oregon Instances almost without end can to do so sole'y upon the ground that coat.-d’hleago New*. Ince.—From Petou- not ask us to pay duty. It had no to spend any considerable part of your be cited in which you voted to place my constituents had expressed a de An Eyo on tha Future. for 191(1 reference to the casting o‘ ballots, time here. You have devoted your low duty on articles which are woin •ire to have you represent them, aud A num with a swollen linger thst for men voted in every colony, but' time and zuch enterprise and energy by men of your aristocratic class or when I cast the vote for you I wanted te at an Election. it was a declaration that one gov as you possess to pastimes and asso placed upon your tables, and in which jou dlstlnct'y to understand It was had a deep abrnalou under tbe rtll;; eullisl at a jewelry store to get th • ivcniber 8, 1910, a ernment ought Dot to tax another ciations more agreeable to you while you voted to place a high duty on the vote of the people of Gilliam. ring cut off Ik-fore the operation was citizen of the United without due representation. VV heeler and Sherman counties, an 1 begun he an Id : you were able to find in other parts of similar articles used by peop e in mod have declared hia not my personal choice. In 1904. when Protection for Women. "Can thin ring lie mended so h pswn- this and foreign countries. You have i erate or atragbvened circumstances. I was first a candidate for the oftlce ome one, at least In order to make it refer to wom brolu r will give me the usual amount It would be a mat ’ er ot more practical ing- the date of elec- an's suffrage it would have to be visited this state but twice during the ' of State Senator, I promised tbe peo on itr be twenty-one years proven that women are not now last four years, and then devoted very | interest to the people of the state to ple of my district mat I would vo.e "It mu lie mended.” anl<l tbe jeweler, receive from you a communication He must have re properly represented by their hus little time to ascertaining tbe wishes i for that min for United States Sena "lint I doubt If you can ever persuade stating how .much money this tariff ate of Oregon for the bands, fathers or brothers ; that' ot the people of Oregon, or their needs ’ a pawnliroker to accept It afterward bill places in your po-'ket each year tor whom I beljeved they would wish “Then 1 I'.uesa I'll take chances on mediately preceding the government does not protect me to. This was before the direct or requirements; but you have de- ■ and in what other way you have been my finger getting well with tbe ring L'nless he is regie them in tlieir property interests, primary law was adopted or even nsidered challenged, and that they do not get value re voted your time to issuing mandates , benefited by your term In the senate -drawn, Stalenieul No. , was at that on," said the Jrouug mail uml left the store oT the United States than to receive to the people of this state directing io vote, trust make ceived for their money. time unheard of. and your own un- “Incidents like that." said the Jewel them how they should vote. You your dictatorial instructions as to his qualifications to The question of voting has no re savory imputation was so apparent or. “show what a surprlalngly large davit must be signed ference to the paying of taxes. We claim to be a friend of the people of whom they should cast their vote for. ' and notorious that I did not expect numls-r of I'hllndelphhins live with How many citizens of Oregon who Iders of the county, pay our taxes in return for the pro Oregon. I presume you imagine that I that I would be compelled to vote for the pawnshop kmmlng up Just ahead <>f them hh mi mi«!oldiilih* evil (If nil said affidavit must be tection to life and property, by the by repeatedly telling tbe people you "earn their bread by the sweat oi you; nevertheless, when by the use the isoplo who need their rings ent off ■e the judge of elec- laws of a civilized nation. their brow" honor you with their ac Some are their friend, someone will believe i of money and artifice you did carry two-thlrils of ihein ssk Unit very ques 'orker’a Hand Book men who have no property vote and you. Fortunately, however, some of' quaintance? What effort have you the district 1 represented, I cast the tion. nml s large percentage of them many who have no vote pay large 1 your sins of commission and omission | ever made to acquaint yourself with vote iutrusted to me for you. In 1908 take chances i n blood |nils<mlng rather tor Which we Stand, taxes. Numerous young men and j are matters of public record, which the desires, hopes or requirements oi 1 was ag tin a candidate for the office thin deatmY Hie Ung's value as a the people who make Oregon great, (or the home, God’s women, heirs to large estates, pay of senator, and I again promised the pawiiHlilon <sel.” -I'hllnilelphln Ledger. you are obliged to face and cannot namely, the producers? Itution. immense sums to the government, people of those counties that I would Th. Little Ward “Yaa.” During the four yoars since you cast their vote for United States Suu >r the cradle, the hope but have no vote. Cor|>oratione pay avoid, excuse or deny. “ Yes" l-i ii simple word s|idled with were elected Portland and the state , ator for the man chosen by them. Mr immense sums in taxes, but have Bourne Works With Aldrich. three letters. of Oregon have suffered immense Cake carried each of the three coun- *r our boys, that they no vote. Persons residing in for It haa < a used mere happiness nnd It la a matter ot public record that loss in commercial ways on account of I ties I represent, and in fulfillment of more unhappiness than any other word etter chance than their eign lands or who have lived in this country only a few yearB pay you, at the apecial session ot con- your neglect of official duties. With j that promise. In 1909. 1 voted lor Mr III the language. ■r our girls, that the taxes, but have no vote. In fact gross in 1909, In a harrangue, by in the last tew months you stood by H. M. Cake. It lias lost more money for easy lend er» than nil the boles lu all the pock Traffic” may be dea- voting has reference whatever to courtesy called a speech, delire, ed by and without protest permitted the re I wish to call your attention to the ets In the world. taxes. (Pd. adv.) you, when the tariff bill was under clamation acta to be so amended that further fact that In the recent pri Il lisa started more dipsomaniacs on for manhood and consideration, referred to that other this state lost over 85,000.000 which mary 1 did not ouiy receive more their careen than nil the atroug liquor that it may not be A Plea for Majority Rule. was due It. and should have been In votes than you did when you were a on earth. "friend" of the people. Senator Aid I avarice and lust. vested In Irrigation projects In Ore , candidate for United States Senator. Il has is used more lights than all the authority upon tariff leg rich, as an E. E. Fisher, ex-mayor of Beaver Tor "A Stainless Flag,” gon. This loss is only a small per I but that tbe plurality given to me was “you're liars" that ever were spoken. lence may always mean ton ; T. E. Hills, ex-state com ialation. It Is a well known fact that cent of the actual damage we have In It ii is pns urisl kisses nnd provoked mander G. A. R. ; Hon. J. A. C. during your term in tbe senate you curred by reason of your dereliction nearly four times as large as yours. blows. d safety ; and ! As soon as you were nominated In It lias defented landhlate« nnd elect* for righteousness, that Thompson, of Tualatin, Theo. bave labored in complete harmony in duty. By reason of your careless I 1906 you cried for party harmony aud •si scoundrel*. tn inay be exalted and Pointer, George Stitt and SOO other with Senator Aldrich. In this BO- ness In this particular our desert the support of the united party I not It Ims been us-d In inure lien limn Worker’s Hand legal voter« and residents of the called speech you elated that you lands will continue to be Inhabited by only gave you my vote In 19*7, but nny other expression l>ortion of Washington county pro i of tbe tariff. but that tbe coyotes, jackrabbits and other bowed to the will of the people as to It 1« not meant half the time It la posed to be annexed to Multnomah knew nothing Iwert’ Endless Chain, particular friend, familiar and creatures of the desert, when by the your ejection and successfully sup an id your have signed a remonstrance and exercise of any reasonable diligence tna chain of the liquorde- Will It continue lo make such a ask that the boundary line« he not boon companion, Senator Aldrich, wan on your part those deserts would have ported the man for president of the roureau is seen in the fol- record ? I senate whom you desired; you claim a master of rates and that you would changed. Ix-'ss than 300 voters Yes IJfe. been reclaimed and happy families n from Kansas. There within the strip signed the petition be content to abide by his decisions ; would be inhabiting these lands, pro ed that unless your candidate for tw blind piggers, lioot leg i and the remainder of the county is You voted against Senator Bristow's during large crops which would have I president of the senate was elected, Wouldn’t Deliver. liquor law-breakers left the will ot the people would be practically a unit against it. I.et proposed amendment, which would He was Ixirn In Dublin nml lived In supplied the needs o. other portions thwarted and you would be defeaCM. “but,” notes Our Mes- Irelnnd until nlsmt two months ago, the majority rule. All county di- bave taken tbe ''joker” out of the of the state. Even when the Board Since your election I have waked you when !•• emu« to t'levelnnd Then ho ichita, in its issue for visions should be decided by the sugar schedule. By this vote 860,000.-1 of Army Englneera was here last for nothing and do not ever expect to Is-gan to kw>k around for n job The "they are financed by the wishes of the people affected, By 000 a year la wrung from the people liquor houses and the month to examine the Umatilla pro ask or receive at your hand any favoi manager of n furniture house prom not voting at all you give half a of this country aud given to the sugar | ie identical people who ject with a view Of correcting some or courtesy, official or otherwise Even h«s| to give Mm a trial. vote for the measure. Multnomah, trust. You further outraged the peo- . "<'onie around In the morning nnd go ■ sands of dollars in news- of your errors and omissions, you did the courtesy of a letter thanking m< all powerful, does not need one- pie of Oregon and of this country on I I magazines to educate not have »Ulflclent Interest tn the wel for the assistance rendered In bring to work.” he said, "nnd If you ran de fourth of Washington county to this occasion by assisting In placing liver llie gmsla we'll prolsihly keep of other states that the further increase her power in the a duty of 15 per cent ad valorem on i fare and development of this state to Ing about your election was not forth you f I’nnaneiitly " ohibitory law is a fail- state. The loss of the territory will iron ore Of course you knew the accompany the party or to urge upon coming Tlie Imlilln native went over to tell practically ruin Washington, which steel trust owned tbe iron ore In the I the members tbe merits of our only I entered the contest under the prl his cousin nlaxit It lie confided to ideal plan to manufac- eligible reclamation project You ie already small in erea. We ask United States and that by your vote mary law In good faith I publicly an him that he didn't believe he'd go bark !argument against Prohibi- you to vote 339 X No. — W. D. Wood, you were taking this money from tbe have devoted your time to tennis, nounced that I would aupport the auc- to lake the Job, after all :h may be desired. Hire "They wnnt me to deliver ths Chairman Anti-Annexatiou Com people of this country and from your golf and other pastimes, while our eoaaful candidate and expected my r-breaker and pay him gooils." tie said, "Think of going merchants have been denied tbelr rea mittee, Hillelioro, Oregon. own constituents and giving it to the sonable portion of contracts for gov friend, and aupportnra to do llkewlae around delivering big. heavy furniture. public sentiment a day In the primary campaign you used all That's wlinl horse« and wagon» are many millionaires who control this, ernment supplies Yet you presume I then hire your editorial write it up in all the col- Capt. Bogardus Again Hits the the greatest trust tn tbe world No to dictate to the people of Oregon as of your Influence, official and per for In uiy country."—<3eveland Plain Bull’a Eye. e rainbow for the paid liq- doubt you expect the householder, to whether or not they shall support sonal. to defeat me After a fair, Denier Thia world famous rifle shot who open contest In which no Improper ¡rtisement in any one or hold« championship ot 100 pigeons when he purchases a cook stove and me Harvard University. method, were resorted to by any can I ten thousand prohibition in 100 consecutive ehots is living pays this unnecessary tribute to your Harvard university derives Its namn Man ef Many Partlee. dldate, to my knowledge, | was sue throughout the country.— at Lincoln, Ill. Recently inter oolleagues to be blinded to your neg from Iter John Harvard. Its earliest viewed, he says:—‘T suffered a lect of duty by the platitudes you ion Year Book for 1910. tble Interview you aay. “All ad ceaaful. and I aubmlt that any man lH*nefa>'tur. Wls> In I'VW t»equearhed In long time with kidney and bladder and the mire the oourage of the man who torn who haa any element of falrneaa In one half of tils estate, amounting to [eraoH’a One Temperance trouble and used several well known Indulge In concerning myself favored down to defeat fighting tor the priori hla makeup, or any dealre to do that (*<l. for the endowment of the ■ ollege. kidney medicines, all of which gave other candidates who are not Lecture. me no relief until I started taking with your sapport, or with the sc pies In which be believes, bat spurn which la right, will, if he haa been Harvard hall was hull! In l7dT>. Ilol (cent letter to an Indiana Foley Kidney Pills. Before I used worthy hall of brt> k In INI'.* ami llollls of your with contempt the man who changes defeated In an open political ronteat. Colonel Robert G. I geraoll Foley Kidney Pills I had severe qualntances and associations aupport tbe aucceauful candidate A I hall, also <>f brick. In 17'H Htoughlon political erseds tor the sake of vie millionaire chums and friends who are at the only temperance backaches and pains in my kidneys man who haa no regard for the ohllgt hall. Iirltig of the »an**- dimension» nnd with suppression and a cloudy ie ever made was in what voiding. On arising in the morn the beneficiaries of your misrepre lory," and "Chameleons and trucklers Uooa he owes hla party, who la not msterlnl a» Hollín, was built in 1*SH, ■ as the Munn trial in Chi ing 1 would get dull headaches. sentation of this state In the senate. change tbelr colors, but men of con acquainted with the rudiment, of fair and a writer of MHT stabs that "its • ppeorancs la »nurwlut In the ueslcrii vlctloa fight for their principles to tin he made a few (remarks Now I have taken three bottles of play and fransgreaaea all tba element, style " some of these the death " Concerning Foley Kidney Pills and feel 100 lol: hnown aa manllneaa by bolting a tie*- per cent tietter. I am never both You voted to admit to tbla country statements, there la no better author Mlieve. gentlemen, that alco- ered with my kidneys or bladder What Ha Adnored. at aolely for aelfiah reason., ia a trai yourself, for Ity In the »late then B a certain degree, demoralizes I and again feel like my own self.” “What did father nay when you nsfc- tor to the tatereata ot tbe people, an within the memory of young men you ■Who make it. those who well C. I. Clough. ed him for my hand?" have b«e«i a Democrat. a Republican, enemy of the direct primary law and “Oh," replied Augustu», "he tie did ■ those whodrink it. 1 believe Good results always follow the a Populist, a non-partisan and all the la devoid of any cbararierlaUca of bln bead to be piensan! He said there ■mn the time it issues from real leadership The difference be was something about me that he real use of Foley Kidney Pills. They time a demagogue ■led and poisoned worm of the contain just the ingredients neces tween tfce venality of youraelf aud ly admired '* B*ry ’til it empties into tlie hell sary to lone, strengthen and regu I It is manifestly apparent to all thst the conduct of the honorable gentle "Did he »ay what?“ ■»«-, dishonor and death, it de late the kidneys and bladder, and you are no more a republican today men who oppoaed me In tbe primary “Yas, wy liupudem e " to cure backache. Chas. I. Clough. ■*«•• everybody that touches it than you were In 1(M. when you un elec (ion, la moat marked Thia con lit- source to its end. I do not dertoos by treachery to use the office »eat between oiraelf and rhe other op A Feinter ta Othare. You are not ex|>eriinenting on Be that anybody can contem- of secretary of the Republican State He Going to marry the rb-b Ja* k youraelf when you take Chamber poiienta was devoid of acrimony, per Ithe subject without tiecoming lain’s Cough Remedy for ■ cold as IlauMnorsl I Why. I tlssight be had Central Committee to assist in elect •onatitiee or other unpleasant fen ■diced against that liquid crime. that preparation has won its great lag Mr Bryan president of the United lures, and these gentlemen are to tbrowa all bls money to Ibe dogs Mbs •-No ba did. but they turn«A out lo be ■ have to do. gentlemen, ia to reputation and extensive sale by its States It Is also manifestly true I that y<m are la league. and for some day k> yslly •upportlng tbe mxlra rvlrierers Dindon M A I* lot the wrecks upon the either remarks tile cures of colds, and can always he depended upon It is ticket lot thia •tream of death of the equally valuat.de for adults and time have been working la complete Hie Ben. I belle »e you am no* sincere 1« Id.. f the insanity—of the children and may la* given looming harmony, politically and otherwise, Mrs Kuggliin Before we were nar your aliened devotion to tbe primary r?-of Ute ignorance of the children with implicit < onndem < with your Democratic coileagus, Hen j rled y<m used tn any | was Iti* "Uli as it contains no harmfnl drug ft you are 1 oek you la an ' shine of your life Mr. Hoggin« W« I', lotion—of the little children Sold by latnart Drug Store. ator Chamberlain, and his protege law In* at the faded dress of weep - sad legsIee. the Democratic nominee nounce publicly whether or not you I I admit that yon still do your ’e»< 'u, »nd despairing wives asking for "It Beats AH” for governor of this state While yoa will by every moans within your I make tblugn hot for me p -of the men of genius it has This is noted from a letter of M. prate about reform sad tbe good of yower oppt ee tbe a men «men t. change Tha Cewvaoiaol Caaes«. be!-of the millions struggling Stockwell. llaMilsl. Mo. “I re the people, you ezpeet to use the of nr repeal at tba primary taw aad fiard ln«k In generally the name po imaginary serpents prieiucr-l < ently used Foley's Honey and Tar «her taws that bare been bereto'oru flee of gevera-w of this state. W it the first time. To way 1 ple giva to tbe ihltqr that ho|>|wua Its devilish thing, and when for can be placed la the has** of Mr w at any time hereafter may be wife wlwti they have been acting I »dhbly ■■leased does no* halt expr*ee think of the jails, of the a'ms fee h ng a It heats »11 the remedies Wes«, for tbe purpose of refurulag ten < a 'be rtatats tesabi by the peopta —dHcago Ito-ord Herald re. of the asylums, of the |>. i- I ever used I eontrn* ted a bed you to the senate of the t'sited iHalss Taura u<Fy, of scaffolds upon e ther I* in*, cold and was threatened with JAT BOWMMAN lAUghlng < beer fa Im-»- Ihr* • » eon and is perpetrate a further outrage pneumonia Tbe Br.| draws gave not wonder tbst rrr*~ t’w> t d t- great relief and one tsdlie com Ughi on sil tba paths af life III bier. rotttaa-l. Oregon Out *. 1*1* upon tbs people of the country, an! han is prejndi ed "O' st •1,e ¡»leteiy cured me. ' C ontains no 9 n»ed stuff, called alcohol. ;opmtea. Hua. 1- ikrugk. I