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What the Editors Say
They
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say Billy Sunday
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will give I
will give Billy^Sundav'about 650*000
of its mone/-Hu«n„ P
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650,000. Billy
Billy must
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be given
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650,000.
be
bargain
prices now.—Mt. Scott Herald.
the warnings, it is alleged, and was
struck and killed. His automobile de-
railed and wrecked the locomotive
and baggage car and caused injuries
to the engineer, which later resulted
11 n hls
e?th' Mrs- Ch
»tles Everhart,
his fd
death.Mrs.
Charles
Wlf$ of the engineer, has filed suit
t,he,Daniels estate, for 65000,
and \\. J. Jackson, receiver for the
the
’■' *las ^cRun suit for 310-
000 to cover the material damage to
the train. Should these suits prove
successful they will serve as a whole­
sale deterrent to carelessness by au­
tomobile drivers. Disregard of one’s
personal safety seems to he common
anil incurable trait of motorists.
Observations by the railroads in
California at thirty-tour crossings
disclosed the startling fact that out of
17,1100 drivers of motor vehicles not­
ed, 69i _, per cent looked neither way
before crossing tracks, 2.7 per cent
looked in one direction only, and but
27.8 per cent looked both ways.
Three thousand three hundred drivers
observed, ran over the crossings at a
reckl ess rate of speed. The prospect
of a considerable monetary loss as
the result of careless driving will, it is
hoped, cause automobile drivers to
stop, look and listen to a more ap­
preciable extent than they have done
heretofore.—Railway Age Gazette.
What
HEADLIGHT.
INTERSETING SCRAPS
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the Newspapers Say About
Democratic Free Trade.
T. R.’s grin when he compared
Watchful Woodrow unfavorably to
Pontius Pilate was delected by the
censor.
OCTOBER 26. 1916.
AVID ROBISON, M D.
BY MILES THE BEST
PHYSICIAN AND SURGON,
NATIONAL BUILDING,
Because it’s a re­
fined gasoline—not
a mixture.
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STANDARD OIL
The President used four pens sign­
l-p in Portland the demonstration
ing the increased wage law, highly
COMPANY
made against the Hughes Alliance
representative of the different hum­
(California)
women who arrived on the "Golden
ors of his variable mind.
Special, by a large number of Wil­
son sympathizers seemed to be a
Democratic Campaign managers
boomerang, for dozens of good men
apparently Isave decided that l'>ey
and women became so disgusted that
do not care what may happen. They
they tore off their Wilson buttons
have allowed Secretary Daniels to
and asked them to be replaced with
take the stump again.
those of Hughes.—Umpqua Valiev
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News.
Carranza’s declaration for the re­
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election of President Wilson certain­
The editor of the Tribune has just
ly should cheer up the friends and
u-jri?ediJrOm a flyin* tr‘P to the
relatives of those American soldiers
Middle \\ est and the Southern states
butchered on his orders at Carrizal.
which necessitated the traveling over
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a great many railroads and conse­
Democratic congressmen complain
quently he had an opportunity to
that they have been overworked since
judge by comparison of the service I
President Wilson was inaugurated.
rendered the public by the roads and
They should be patient. Most of them
their employes. Our judgment from
will have a long vacation after March
actual experience is that the Southern
4, 1917.
I acific excells. The Southern Pacific
trainmen arc accommodating, courte­
A woman at Chatam, New York,
ous and ever on the alert to make it
Quart a Day for Everybody.
who has been highly erratic for some
pleasant for the traveler; the equip­
years has been restored to complete
ment, or coaches in which the public
Almost every newspaper in the sanity by having her teeth pulled.
are required to travel are clean and Culled States has printed that Ore­ Why don’t the secretary of the navy
comfortable and traveling is made a gon will be a prohiOiton slate alter
sec a dentist?
pleasure on the Southern Pacific.
January 1 next.
11 will not come much nearer to it
If the next session of Congress is
General Funstan at San Antinio
than will Death Valley to bring a as extravagant as the last the Sixty­
Saturday gave the real reason why truck garden to this state.
fourth Congress will have appropria­
this country has been kept out of for-
A majority of 35,000 people voted
nial war with Mexico. It was the call­ for prohibition for the most of them ted four billions of dollars. That’s
just about what the civil war cost us
ing out of the national guard that did thought they did.)
and we havent yet finished paying
it, he said, and when the guard was
1 Inn 35 legislators got together on that bill.
called out it was only a question of
a mind reading stunt and decided for
hours. He shed still further light on the 3a,000 what they really thought
“About the only person who is
the subject by saying that there has they decided tor themselves.
tightly pinched is the mas on a salary
never been a time since, in his opin­
iiere is the question the people of which he can not have increased,”
ion, when it would have been safe to
reduce the number of men on the Oregon really voted on, as the legis­ says Secretary Redfield. The man on
a salary should ask the president to
border. As long as we keep the en­ lature translate their wishes:—
Shall the saloons and the brewers order an increase in his salary as he
tire fighting force of the nation en­
did for the railway trainmen.
camped on the Mexican border we _ be abolished in Oregon?
1 hat's all the prohibition of liquor
shall have a species of bloody peace.
With Mr. Roosevelt likening his
As soon as the troops are removed this state will gel alter January 1.
Under the "prohibition” law, when “neutrality” to that of President Wil­
the raids will begin again.—Oregon
"MB
'.’.liée
the legislature got through with it, son and the Houston Post coupling
Register.
Fer Beit
every man is entitled under certain his most famous act with that of a
Results
High taxes always come in as a red tape conditions to have one glor­ Democratic Congress, the late Mr.
Pontius Pilate must be having an un­
Vie
subject of discussion about election ious (hie) drunk every month.
Observing the prohibition law to comfortable time in his grave, if he
good oil
time, whereas it is a subject that
Pearl Oil
should be with us the entire year. It the very letter and fullest intent every has a grave.
stove is just
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saloon
in
Oregon
moved
across
the
is an easy matter to lay the blame of
like cooking with
Mr. Wilson used four pens to affix
increased expenditures upon this one line into California and by running
city gas. If you jf:
or that one but really the people are night and day could not supply the his signature to the Adamson bill, a
themselves to blame for the unwar­ demand that the people would be souvenir for each of the brotherhoods
haven’t a New Per- m
chiefs. The public’s souvenir will be
ranted increase that so insense them. entitled to under the law.
fection
you’ve missed /*
in
the
form
of
an
added
tax
amount
­
Two quarts of booze and two dozen
The legislature as a law making body,
comfort for years. Bakes,
the county court and even the city bottles of beer every month is the ing, say, to fifty million dollars a
and school district officials are not way the bright legislators propose to year, or fifty cents a head for every
broils, roasts, toasts. More efficient
wholly blameless in the matter. They make a man's tongue hang out after man, woman and child.
than your wood or coal stove,and costs less to op­
erate.
Cuta out the coal-hod and wood-box arud«ery.
are the creatures of the people and to January 1, 1916.
The free trader calls the tariff a
Keep« your kitchen cool. The long blue chir noys prevent
the people belongs the duty, as
Only two quarts of whisky and two scarecrow, Well, that’s what the far-
•mokeor odor. In 1,2.3 and 4-burn-r sires, ovena separate. Alao
fountain heads of all government, to dozen bottles of beer every thirty
Cabinet Models with FirelesaCooking Ovens. Ask your dealer today
see that their wishes are respected in days for every man in Oregon if he mer posts in the field to keep the
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
crows at a distance. Put up an ade-
the expenditure of public money.— wants it..
(California)
quate protection sign and that will
Sheridan Sun.
Lour this much water into a hole I keep away the free trade crow from
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and Corvallis could have an artifici­
Washington county’s Republican al lake up in the college campus deep your home, your work and your
wages.
registration is 6961, while the total enough to float boats in.
registration of all parties and those
When you get right down to it, the
“We believe in an eight-hour day
who failed to give party affiliation people and the legislature made a
when registering is but 2825, It thus beautiful mess of the prohibition vote because a man does better work with­
in eight hours than he does in a
appears that the number of persons
Why the framers of that bill (the
who registered their adherence to the Anti-Saloon League) didn’t make it more extended day” said the Presi­ I
policies of the Republican party ex­ an out and out direct proposition of dent at Shadow Lawn. But there is
ceeds those of all other beliefs by some sort and have something the not a trainman in the country who
4136—more than two to one. This is legislature didn’t need to play foot­ has any thought of confining his la­
a presidential year, and while party ball with, has always been a mystery bors to eight hours a day.
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ties may be disregarded in off years, —that is, if that organization really
"The real issue of this campaign,” ’
as was the case in Washington coun­ wanted a dry state.
said Vice-President Marshall at Rich­
ty two years ago in at least one in-
Now look at the proposition from a mond, Indiana, is “whether the Presi­
s ance, it is to be presumed that
neutral
point
of
view
—
or
from
i
a
dent con continue so to handle our
when a man registeres his belief
when a president is to be selected, he common sense point of view, if ] you foreign relations as to keep our coun­
please.
try at peace with honor." To correct
means exactly what he says. He regis­
Thousands of barrels of beer and
:
the record, we move to strike out the
tered as a Republican because he be­
booze
may
be
legally
drunk
in
t
this words "with honor.”
lieved in Republican policies, he vot­
t
anti one-tweiiij -tiftli of ii mill fora Normal School
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ed in the Republican primary and as­ state, but it may not be made in this
only 21 miles from where the Stale owns a tiooil plant
Let the slogan ring throughout I*1®
sisted in selecting the men whose state.
It may be shipped in from Califor­ length and I breadth of this great
names appear upon the ballot. Now
at We«ton wh ch requires hut one fortieth of a mill
at this late day to claim that a major­ nia enough in the aggregate to sail country: "1 Elect Hughes and Fair-
annual maintenance to put it in successful opera
ity of more than 4000 can be wiped ships in, and it will he legal to drink banks, and a working Republican ma­
tion ? Read page 28 of the voters' pamphlet ; and ii
out is no more or less than an insult it in every home in Oregon but it jority in both houses of congress, and
you want to avoid needless taxation, vote
to that majority.—Hillsboro Inde­ will be a crime to manufacture it in keep the nation off the rocks of bank­
Oregon.
ruptcy and ruin that is threatening it
pendent.
Now that isn’t patronizing home in­ because of the free trade tariff in
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force!”
Considering all the exciting devel­ dustries to any great extent, is it?
Rather it legalizes a compulsory
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opments of a scene that was enacted
Democratic orators continue to
at the local station last Saturday mail order business with California.
Paid mlvertisemei't -A. S. Barnes, Weston, Ore
It presents the amazing proposi­ chorus
dismally,
“What
would
evening, the above might well have
been the heading for a very thrilling tion of legalizing the consumption of Hughes have done?” If they would
tale. It seems that since the Oakland a product in Oregon, but fordidding but cease their wailing and give atten­
pirates infested the mill neighbor­ its manufacture in Oregon. Corvallis tion to what Mr. Hughes is saying
hood the assistant station agent has Courier.
they might have their effected anx­
been in the habit of going armed, car­
iety relieved. For Mr. Hughe» has
rying his weapon in the usual pistol A Merchant's View of Wage Dispute. left no one in doubt either as to what
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pocket. On Saturday evening he went
he would have done or what he pro-
over to the mill to see about having
“The railways are public servants. poses to do.
the lights turned on. Returning to the The employes are quasi-puhlic serv­
depot while it was yet dusk just as he ants. They alone cannot be allowed
In a speech to 2,000 negroes at 1
was passing a specially dark spot to determine issues involving a pub­ Nashville, Tenn., Mr. I Hughes said:'
there was a tremendous explosion lic utility of such importance. T he "We want honesty with respect to |
and the sub-agent screamed out that railway managers cannot be allowed the ballot. I want an honest and a '
he was shot and grabbed himself to decide them. Nor can the two to­ pure ballot. I say to you that I stand,
where mother used to sew the patch­ gether be permitted to adjust their if I stand for anything for equal and
es and ran yelling into the street. différences without ccnsul’ing the exact justice to all. 1 stand for the
Section Forman Robinson ran him public’s interests. The public must, in maintenance of the rights of all
down and he was brought back to the my judgment, and surely will be in American citizens regardless of race
solution
depot, where thorough first aid ex­ favor of moving toward
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or color.” The
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amination tailed to show the first which will make the t
people in the land are the negroes
scratch of a wound. After the shock factor in commerce as free from de­ who
ago. J
\i ho voted for Wilson four years
’
had been somewhat relieved the re­ structive disturbances as the Federal I And there was a lot of them.
mains of what had been a perfectly Reserve act has made our vast sys-
good electric light globe was found tern of credit.”
The free traders at Washington arc
in the young man’s hip pocket. Even
selling bonds and double taxing the
yet it is hard for the victim to realize
people same as ever. They are not
The Bread of Idleness.
that he was not shot in the depot or
capable. They can’t run this great
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anywhere else.—Wheeler Reporter.
The chief of the unemployment bu­ government any other way. They
reau of the police department went to I have but one tariff idea. That has
A Case Where the Shoe Pinches the the 200 men in the bread line at I been an abominable failure at every
Broadway and Twelfth street and test, but they stubbornly stick to it.
Other F°ot.
told them to come to police head­ Protective tariff and honest money
For Sale.
At the time when grade crossing quarters if they wanted work. Not are two of the Republican party’s
success,
accidents are the source of ever-in- one of the lot turned up. “What standards of govermental
creasing expenditures by the rail­ makes it stranger,” the bureau chief The free traders finally dropped 16 set, Salt and pepper shakes
greenbackism and free silverism, and
roads to cover the cost of damage complains, “is that 75 per cent,,
per set ......’.............................
.’adopted the honest money standard. 41 Folding chairs, each
suits; of further protection of cross­ of them are big able bodied men.”
There is nothing strange about it at ' But they cling senselessly to free 24 Leather cushions 14x75 each 15,0u
ings by grade
separation,
gets,
watchmen, warning devices, lighting, all. Never in the history of New York trade.
1 High revolving desk chair .. »1.50
signs, etc., and unremittent "Safety has there been such a demand for la­
.1 Large mission chair ............... 11 50
First” campaigns among employes bor, skilled or unskilled, as there is I Only a few people in the United 1 Desk ........................................... 62 50
and the public alike, it is refreshing now. A man who wants work and has States under»tand the tariff laws, and 1 Potted palm ............................... 25c.
to be reminded that some responsi­ not a penny can pick a newspaper out fewer have a grasp of the tariff 1 Large palm ............................... »% 50
10c
bility rests on the public, and, furth­ of the nearest street can and find an needs. While experts squabble over .1 Cuspido' .....................................
12.50
ermore, that the responsibility may advertisement calling for his services. the tariff the layman is in a quandry. 1 Large round oak card table
The "big able bodied men” who The layman is told that the present 3 Paper files, each.......... ..........
5c.
be translated into dollars and cents.
25c
On June 3rd a passenger train on stand in bread lines this summer do prosperity is not temporary but per­
Electric light »hades each
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois was not want work. The offer of the bu­ manent, and that there is no need of 1 lot electric wire, colored globes
sockets for ............................... 63.50
approaching a crossing in open coun­ reau chief must have caused them to changing the tariff laws. He wonders i
pool table, with fixtures and cues
try near Danville, 111., at its usual snicker.
that, this being »o, he is paying a war ‘
complete for ..........
675.00
speed The view was unobstructed
President Wilson is now trying to tax in time of peace. If the country is
Time stamp for billiard hall. 61.00
and the whistle sounded soon enough
explain
the eight hour law. The time abounding in wealth why should he -4 Nickle match and ash trays
for the driver of a vehicle near the
for him to have acted was when he be compelled to pay this tax? If the
each ................................................ 15c..
crossing to have ample time to stop
had a trading situation His failure to national treasury is so full why i common chair
................... 6<)c.
to let the train pass. A man who was
should he be called to make it flow
do
so
leaves
his
explainery
in
poor
See Ira Smith, secretary of Com­
driving an automobile toward the
over?
working
condition.
mercial Club.
crossing at the time paid no heed to
Biscuits
St.ea¿y, evenly dis­
tributed heat, un­
der perfect control
makes a good oil
stove wonderful
for baking.
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