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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1910)
TILLAMOOK HEADLÎG-aT, OCTOBER 27, 1910 IMAN TELLS HAT HE WILL UO an Nominee fcr Gov Pledged to Needed Reforms. I morn ng toilowing hi« nom- Lcting Governor Jay Bower- Cublican nominee tor Gov- ke out an Interview in which L his position with regard fan: questions w til his cueto ll Ivenees. Aside from decJar- Ln economical and business- [inis.ration of sta e affairs, [erman promises the people late other necessary reforms, es to use his best etto: ta i securing to the people the immediate benefit of the »souices. His statement tol- ■1 first to express my sincere Kto the many friends who have He such loyal support tbio.igu- ■s.ate. 1 teel that this nomin- m an expression ot conlidence K-a confidence which I shall ■y endeavor fully to justify ■y election in November, ■contest which has just closed Kn divold of unpleasant lea- ■d my relations with the other lies and their supporters have I a'l times entirely friendly. ■ my opponents conducted an Lie and vigorous campaign. I lat I shall not on'y receive the I of my opponents, but of a [Repub'ican party. I the primary '7*9!!!I>tfT?h just II public'y declaied that If elect- kould give to the people the llicient eccnomical and busi- Le admlnistratloq within my To be more specific, I refer .administration of the state in- ms in which t boilt »800,000 ot [payers’ money is expended an ; the management and control :e most valuab e rights pertain- “I shall favor, and, if possible, se Neither was Mr. Jonathan Bourne the cure tne enactment of a statute that choice of a majority of the Republi will prevent the ’watering’ of corpor cans when in ¡90S by a smaller plu- ra ity than Mr. Bowerman has ob ate stocks. tained, he became the Republican State Should Control Resources. "I most emphatically favor the nominee for United States senator regulation and the control of the Because the cardinal principle of my natural resources >rf the state in the political creed is that the will of the Interest of the people of Oregon. It is peop’e when deliberately expressed is not in the interest of the people of supreme—and that applies to contests 1 the state to continue a policy which within the party tor nomination as has already resulted in the destruction much as to contests in the general of millions of dollars worth of our election between candidates of rival | timber; which has prevented the set parties—I voted for Mr. Bourne tor tlement of large untimbered areas United States senator when I was a within the iorest reserve; which has member of the state senate in 1907 driven large numbers of settlers from I so accepted the verdict of the vol- j our state; increased the burden of *~ers, notwithstanding the fact that 1 taxaticn and retarded development. was elected to the state senate before The actual regulation ot these matters our direct primary law, with Its State j should be vested in local authority un ment No. 1 feature, was adopted, and , der suitable restructions prescribed was under no ante-election obligation [ so to do, and notwithstanding the fur- I by the Federal government. ther fact that I opposed Mr. Bourne’s j “I am in favor of the direct primary law and will veto any bill which at nomination and would certainly neve.- tempts to repeal or emasculate it. I nave voted for him ter United States senator if I had not teit it my duty to I Concerning other matters of public obey the popular mandate. Though 1 I Importance, 1 shall have more to say during the progress of the campaign.” opposed Mr. Bowerman’s nomination. I can certainly obey the popular man date in this instance, by supporting him for governor more cheerfully and | with moie confidence that ha wilt | prove a good and worthy official than I did when I so voted for Mr. Bourne i Declares Attack on Ticket h a Blow at Direct Primary Law. BOWERMAN STATES POLITICAL POLICIES (The Oregonian.) Dan J. Malarkey, Republican candi date for joint senator and "progrès sive” leader in the anti-primary cam paign has announced his firm Inten tion to stand by and work for the election of Mr. Bowerman as Republi can nominee for governor. "I certainly am going to support Mr. Bowerman," said Mr. Malarkey lit di» cussing the present political situation. *T did not participate in the late pri mary election, either as a voter or a candidate, with my fingers crossed Nor did I regard it as a game ot 'heads I win, tails you lose." Unless those who participate therein abide by the result, a primary election ot and within a political party under the direct primary law, selves no good purpose and is a mere waste of time and’ effort. “One of the main objections to the old convention plan of nominating candidates was that through 'frame ups’ and slates and manipulation of delegates by unscrupulous and self seeking political bosses, the candi dates named by the convention were rarely the leal choice of the rank and file of the party; and that such meth ods occasioned and frequently Justi fied the opposition to such nominees of many members of the party. Will Support the People's Laws, Including the Direct Primary. Safeguards Are Ample, t«s< DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES T--.- FH We carry a Large Stock of “II is said by those who would now . have anti naeembly Republicans op poor Mr. Bow s rman. that be was net the choice of a majority of the saeni Pers of the party Neither waa Mr Lafferty, who waa nomlna.ed for eon greas In this diatriet. nor M/ Wein berger. who waa nominated for can Stable in this city, the choice ef a mw ywlty of the repobilcaB* who voiod tor candidates fur U« m aumiaatlona Tinware Hardware, —-jg and China ■ Oils. Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window Sashes, I ■ Agents for the Great Western Saw ALEX McNAIR CO DAN MALARKEY WILL SUPPORT BOWERMAN overcome those objections the direct primary law was enacted Un der it any member of a party can with little trouble, become a candi date for nomination, and the candi date who receives the most votes in the big convention held on primary e’ection day in which all the members Mtn the tide lands, shoie land3 and of the party participate with equal ^Br state lands, the lending wits voice and equal influence under the Ber security of the lrreducib'e edu safeguards of the Austra'ian baitot ^■nal funds which now amount to system snd the registration law be ^me than »S.tHlo.OOO, and the ute ot comes the nominee oi the party Un ■ care In the selection of the laige der the system no loyal Republican ■y of state employes. can consistency oppose one who has || “Puli’’ Will Win No Job. been so chosen as the nominee of bls ■ wish to reiterate my previous party. ■ements relative to the changes 1 "Mr. Bowerman compile'! with the ■template in the method of puichas- direct primary law In becoming a can H state supplies, the adoption ot didate for the Republican nomination ■ch will result in the saving of a for governor in that he filed a suffic ■e amount of money While filling lently signed petition in regular form ■ office of Governor of this state I with the proper ofiiciai and otherwise ■e indicated 'o many cf the stale's j did everything required by tliat law. ■ointee-- and officers, who hold by I The primary election was regularly ■ointment, that their time bc'onga ' held and fairly conducted. M» ene ■ng the business hours, entirely to by frana B state and tjjat they have no right ' contends that It was taln’ed or corruption Notwithstanding the ■devote It to political activity in the handicap of sn assembly endorsement, »rest of anyone. I kha'l not re Mr Bowerman received the most votes ft1 an Incompetent officer or em for governor In that election and be iv- on sccount of any political came the lawful nominee I opposed ft1' he may have, nor dispen«e with bis nomination. I voted against him ■ ci- at service for the lack of It in the primary e'ectlon But 1 bow to f As a member of the State Senate I , the will ot the rank and file of the r*1 every effort to assist in draft'ng I Republican party as expressed by the id passage of cur present rah road : verdict of the ballot box. The Repub- ■>mission statute. There are In the lioana have expressed their will. They h>- <Xher Urge concerns of a public have selected a republican ticket of pure that are under no state regu'a- which Mr Bowerman is the bead H> r® I refer to the electric light ia just as surely and legally and right K*r. railway and gss companies | fully the nominee of the party aa I ■ 11 favor, and. If possible, secure the am or any other Republican who at k>Ption of a statute tnat will give to the primary election received a plu )e public the same redreas and pro rality ot vote« cast toe the nomination pion new enjoyed under the rut road sought. »»mission law. and I shall make It wi” y particular business to see (Mt I •states Mrs rigidly enforced 1 shall oppose the creat ors «f any >0 '«psary board or commission, but cr-nsBe» it highly Important tbit *•« public utility corporation« m , Culatwd by a comprehensive atutwto bw ««forced. either by a ep* rial 'tr.mission created for that pm po • railroad commission after ' have beea sefflciea- y »a- HEADQUARTERS FOR The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County * * • « FAMILY RECIPES. ¿XPORT BEER. The valued family re ci es iur coligli ti nd cold cute, liniments, tonics mid as other remedies have caiefnl attention liete as the must intricate prescrip* tious. KAISER BLUME. Unsurpassed. Non Intoxicating. MALT TEA. Portland, Ore.—(To the Editor.)— in the Portland evening papers ot September 30 there appeared an in terview credited to Senator Bourne, tn which be endeavors to deceive the people into the belief that 1 am a re actionary and am not In favor of pro gressive legislation and favor return ing to the old system of electing Unit ed States senators. In answer to this communication and other false and misleading arti cles recently published, I wish to say: Statement No. 1 is a part of the direct primary law and I have heretofore publicly stated, and now Blate again, that I will oppose by evtry means within my power any effort to amend, modify or repeal, or in nay other manner render less useful or less sat is factory, any part of the direct pri mary law, including Statement No. 1, or any other law written oq the stat ute books by the people of this state under the initiative and referendum. If 1 am elected governor I will veto any and every measure which at tempts or undertakes to amend, change or repeal the direct primary law. Statement No. 1, or any other law adopted by the people, or any part of any of them. As a member ot the senate and president of that body, I have never endeavored in any way, manner or form to induce any other member to violate bis obligation or pledge under Statement No. 1, and If I am elected governor I shall pursue the same course and shall not in any manner or by any means Interfere or attempt to Intertere with the conduct ot any member in this particular, or Induce him to violate bis pledge. It is Impossible for the governor to prevent the passage of any law for the legislature has It within Its power to pass a bill over the veto of the governor. In order to prevent the possibility of any attempt being made to «mend, modify or repeal any of .these statutes, I would suggest that the candidates for the legislature be Invited to subscribe to the same obli gation I biwe heretofore taken and now take, nsmely. that they will op pose tn every way any attempt to amend. tnoiHy er repeal any law made by the people this will be an effectual guaranty to U« people that these men, when elected. ••»’ aot un dertake to tamper with these laws, and I respectfully call upon the nom inees to define their position upon thia question I do not anticipate that Senator Bourne has any leer whatever that Statement No. 1 w'U be repealed or changed, or that I wi„ violate any of the moral or legal oblige .Use i wou’d owe to the people as gov.-e-w of this state, but I do believe be la simply Indulging la • »*• cheap Babutea for the two-fold purpose first, of iw»«’ »ring to Induce the people io forget eta own shortcomings in the recent peat as a senator, sad eecuad. In the further hope that he may create a false issue under which he aught Us returned to his high offioe H' gently feeis that bo will need the of Hee at goveraor to nos 1st him la his primary campaign two years BaMM, and perhaps has assay doubts as tu bis ability to coerce, or otherwise la- gac. me te favor him over ether ess i gtgaiae la that primary noaithatlaa JAT KOWWIMAN I Our fresh, high grade dings will help t<> make these remedies more effec* tivi than ever. Right prices assured. Columbia Bottling Co., Astoria, Oregon- Soda Water«. Slpthiint, ILirtleit Mineral are also CLOUGH, Reliable Dtuggist. Water. f « t I PAID ADVERTISEMENT. Settle It Now Settle It Right Steamer “ Sue H. Elmore » » (CAt’T I’. SCHRADER) MOTOR STEAMER OSHKOSH For constitutional amendment giving to cities and towns exclusive power to license, regulate, control, suppress, or prohibit the sale of intox icating liquors within the municipality. 328 X Yes (CAP. T. LATHAM). 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