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THE 6AILY JOUHNAL, 8ALEM, OltEdbN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, IftOft
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I Corsetsl
at 39c each
They're mad 6f pretty white
netting and are trimraod with
lace, ,
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I Wash Silks
41c yard
Beautiful styles In the rogular
COc and 7So grades.
WAI&T6 ho two alike ol6r,
pink, blue, tan, white, black.
Regular 12.60, tpcolat
$1.90 pattern.
WANT
COPPER
ROOF
Objection Made to Use of Tin
Material
IPAY
Camp Blankets
60c, CCo, 76c, 8So, fl.00 and up
The beat value ever offered.
Lace Gloves
The rolgning fad made of flno
lisle and come In these colers:
Mode, gray, tan, black.
65c pair.
Others at 75c, $1.00, L2C.
SUN -BONNETS for ladles and
children 28o each.
YOUR
TAXES
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Girl's .
Straw Hats
25c each i
Any of the 60c, 70c, 80c straw
bats for 2Gc.
8EE WINOOW.
Men's Summer
Underwear
19c garment J
the regular 26c
For Cevering: Salem's
Post Office
New
Unpaid Accounts Become De
linquent October 6
No Extension in Time for
Making Payments
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Father Schell Gets
After C. H. Carey
All sixes
grade.
MEN'S SOX Oo pfv fast blaok
and seamleee -all sizes.
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,?Vrei be pet f n.Aret-claw ropa'.r while you are on your eummor vacation, and when
M: yei'cbielwe)t'wlSlberlgkt. We conllnue to be the leaders in low pi Ices par
tleHlarly In wajpu and Jewelry repairing
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Next Boor to LaM A Hush'a SankWatohmaker and Jeweler, 83 ttate St.
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Come anb See XHe
Defore you start ou your suintner outing, Wo
have Just what you rant and are now making a
specialty of your wants, Everything carefully
packed ready (or uhipmont when dealrcd, t t
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
149 State St., D'Arey Kldft. Phono Main 1201
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NEW TODAY.
For Sale Twelve head of puro Bhrop
Bhlro bucks, 2 two-year-olds and 10
lambs. J. H. Davenport, Wlllard,
Oro.' 8-H-3t
Jersey Dull for Sale. flood stock, two
years old. Cull on J. W. Watt, cor
ner 16th and Chomokota stroots.
844-3t
Lot.-Ono otnnll roan horso, roachod
jnano. lender ploasa notify Mrs.
Waldo, of Balorn, and aocuro re
ward. 8-14-3t
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Tor Sale, fJood timber tract, and al
so ntoalc ranch, at a barRnln, or will
trado for Salem property. Inqulro
of Z. IC Fornuson, caro Manning &
Forgu ion's hardware atoro, flalom.
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NOV FOR THE COAST ORMOUNTAINS
Beere twylinc your supplies for your outing yon should call at our store and
efl mpeoi lue most complete una oi campinn un ever nuown
flTAR HAM8.
STAH BAOON.
HTAH HAM 8AUBAOK.
8TA11 BUMMEU 8AUBAPK.
STAB WBIMDUKKP,M.
OTBAMKD COOKED HAM.
The' inoet complete line of canned
afatsehowB.
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Our Hod Ribbon canned soods are
proper itoods to take with you.
THE ItlOHT KIND OF OOPFEK,
HTATK HOUSE COPPKK.
KIN HEE OOPFEB.
GltEaOB COKFEB.
Put up In nlr tight cans. Just the
thlag (or you
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SALEM
ELKS WILL
COMPETE
To Take Part in Competitive
Drill In Portland
Tho construction of Uio Salem post
offlco has- reached that stage that tho
roof Is being placed in position. From
tho original specifications It is learned
that tho rooting is to bo of tin. painted
to imltato copper. Some of the prom
inent citizens of Uvo city aro opposed
to the uso of this material for roofing.
Expcrlonco has proven that tin Is not
ad durablo and satisfactory as copper
for roofing purposee, and from tho ob
jections that are bolnj; advanced to tho
ub,o of tho Inferior material. It Is not
Improbable that Congressman Tongue,
who is Uio father of tho bill providing
for tho building, will bo tolographod
and requested to rcccomtnond the sub
stitution of copper for Dip tin. It in
understood Uiat tho appropriation for
tho building, undor tho present plans,
will not bo ontlroly oxhaustcd, and
copper can bo employed, though it
contH probably Uirqa times tho price of
tin, and not creato any deficit It Is
arguod Uiat Uio general character of
Uio building requires tho uso of only
tho host of materials in its construc
tion. It Is learned from Contractor Camp
boll and Major Cramor, tho govern
ment supervising architect, Uiat tho
building wilt bo completed and ready
for occupancy by Uio first of tho year.
Tho vaults and furnlturo aro en routo,
and will reach Uio city about Septem
ber 1st, and by that Umq the structure
will bo ready for Installing those fix
tures. Ah Uio work of construction pro
gresses, Uio gonoral appearanco of tho
building Is improved. Whon In the
Initial ntago considerable objection
won mado to tho granite sand stono
that wan being used, for th,o reason
that It represented nearly ovory color
known. As tho stono Is oxposod to tho
olemonta, It takes ou its natural sand
stone color, nnd will mako a vory
protty'and attractive building. Sand
atuno of Uio quality that is nolng
used in tho building Is a porous fitono,
and absorbs much water, and when
first oxposed, has a displeasing effect
Tho wator la slowly passing off In Uie
atmosphere, and tho soveral tlora of
stono aro taking on a natural and uni
form color.
Christian Charity of the Old
Portland Ring
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Hava You Seen
The Now Ilurnt Wood mounts at Uio
CroMlBo Studio, over N. Y. Hncket
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TWINE
Wo have daOnlta word from
Portland that wu may expect
our delayed shipment of Ply'
nioutb, Twin. Thursday noon
Wo did not reallco how ninny
friends tha Plymouth Twine had
until wo began to run short It
la certainly tho most aatlsfAO
tory twluo ovwr used In tho val
ley. If you want mora wu would
advUa tha flling of your orders
at once.
F. A. WIGGINS,
Farm Machinery, Bicycles
Sewlno Machines and Supplies
aft-7 Liberty Street Salem
N. H. BURLKY,
Sewing Machine Repairing.
KINSMAN'S BARGAINS.
Shoulders,
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Caviled HM t0 Pr an
So 6 fr Mo.
DevUd Ham (larflt) per oan
10 I .ana Me,
8rdlM, fr bx
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Salmon, sane
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ISSSiSH1iSSSBflPOB
Tho members of Salem lodgo, No.
330, 1), I. O. 13., havo organized a drill
team, and will participate in tho com
poUtlve drill at tho Elks' carnival In
Portland noxt month. Harry E. Al
port roturnod Wednesday 'afternoon
from San Francisco, whoro ho Boloctod
elegant costumes for Uio team. Tho
character of Uio costume Uiat will bo
worn by Uio Salem team has not boon
mado public, but enough is known to
stale Uiat Uio uniforms will bo about
tho rluheut over soon on a similar oc
casion. Tho local team will Inolude
about 7C members, and tho organlra
tlou bogan Its praallro last ovenlng.
Tho team will moot for praotloo twice
ovory wook unUl tho dato of Uio Port
land carnival. As usual, Uio Halom
boys havo gone Into tho contost wlUi
a dotormlnaUon to win, and will strive
their vory best to carry off tho honors.
COST OF
TRACY'S
CAPTURE
Exact Amount Will Probably
Never Be Known
Tho most essential part
of a printing plant is the
press.
No matter how well the
type may be composed, a poor
job of presswork destroys
what little artistic beauty
the job might otherwise pos
sess. Our printing press is the
best machine made. It is
built to do the highest class
of printing.
We believe we are obtain
ing the best results from
this machine.
WE BELIVEH WHEN PROMISED.
ScliaeferjyyM
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ol MxMuaUty shoo. Prkeufcr
aattNNl ttelowMt They art) ifijod
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wa wy ttoolc. RepAirles neatly I
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Jacob Yogt
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Sheriff Hartman has wound up his
part of tho Tracy affair by filing a bill
with ttu) county commissioners for ox
Pouhob during the, momorabla chase,
says Uio Tucoma Lodger. Tho bill Is
a small otto In contrast to Uio marshal
ing of forces that wont on for days. All
Uio possible avenues of Ingress Into
Plorco county woro carefully guarded
during tho outlaw's Bojourn In neigh
boring parts of King county, and
Sheriff Hnrtmun uotitrlbutod ltborally
to Uio sonrah oven livUioso haunts. It
Is no ohlld'H play to hunt a man In a
wilderness, whero an army of depu
ties Is required. About ? 100 was spent
In guarding Ui paoa by which Tracy
crossed the mountains. Sheriff Hart-
man felt euro Uiat Tracy would try Uie
pasH. and ho sont two men around by
North Yakima to Intoruopt him, while
two oUiuro followed from this aide.
Tho plan proved to bo Uio right one.
although Traoy got Uirough without
being observed.
Pturco'a county's expense. Is prob
ably greater than that of any other
oounty, except King, where Cudlheo'a
bills will no doubt reaoh Into the thou
sands. Sheriff Hartman was able to
keep his expenses down to the mini
mum, by taking off a deputy wheuaver
ho was tint absolutely needed. The
bill may bo Inoreaed by tho addition
of a few dollars for Incidentals, but as
submitted It is as follews: Long dla
tanca telephone and telegraph service,
ISS.01; living. 16M.W; ammunition
and rent of guns, ?61 hotel bills and
meals, lMt.9; launch hire, ISO; ex
prege, ll.SO; traucivortaUoH. 37.40;
meeoHKers, $110; printing. 13; sal
arlea for special deputie. IS3J.I4 To
tal. ?CtS,Sl.
Under Uio new law for tho colloc
Uon of taxes, unpaid taxes becomo de
linquent aftor Uio first Monday In Oc
tobor. Tho county courts havo abso
lutely no Jurisdiction In Uie premises.
nnd do not have Uio right to extend for
a day tho tlmo for Uio collecUon of
unpaid taxes. Undor tho old law regu
lating tho collecUon of taxes, Uio pay
ment of Uie sama became 'delinquent
aftor April 1st, but Uio county court
had tho authority to mako such exten
sions of Umo in which to mako tho
collecUonB as was. ilcomod proper. But
Uio county court has no powor to act
in this rolaUon undor Uio new law,
and taxes will becomo delinquent after
Uio flrat Monday In October.
Section 14, of tho law now In opera
tion, provides as follews: "Taxes le
gally lovlod and charged In any year
may bo paid on or before Uio first
Monday of April following, and if not
so paid thoy shall becomo delinquent;
provided, however, Uiat If ono-half of
Uio taxes against any particular parcel
of roal property, or Uio taxes on per
sonal property charged agaltiBt any In
dividual, bo paid on or beforo tho said
first Monday of April, then .Uio time
for tho payment oMlfo remainder of
such tax may bo ox tended to and in
cluding tho Unit Monday of October,
noxt following, but if Uio remaining
ono-half of suoh tax bo not paid on or
boforo Uio first Monday of October,
thon such remaining half shall bo de
linquent, and, bosldes Uio penalty. In
terest Uiorcon shall bo charged and
collected at Uio rato of 12 per cent
por annum from tho first Monday in
April proceeding; and upon all delin
quent taxos Uioro Bhall bo collected
from Uio tax payor of such taxes, for
tho bonoflt of tho county, 10 por cont
as ponalty, and for Uio benefit of Uio
county or oUior public corporation
which shall havo an lntorost in any
portion of such taxos lntorost at tho
rato of 12 por centum por annum on
Buch taxes, from Uio day on which
thoy bocoma delinquent until Uiclr
payraont," etc.
Section 19, of tho samo act, treats
with Uio delinquent roll, and pro
scribes when and In what mannor It
shall bo mado. It Is as follews:
"If any of tho taxos mentioned lu
tho roll Bhall remain unpaid, and Uio
sheriff shall bo unable to collect Uio
Bamo, ho Bhall Immediately aftor tho
first Monday of October oxtend Uio
amount of Uio tax on each several par
ed of roal property, and upon Uio pop
sonal property aasesood to each Indi
vidual, In a column provided for such
purposes on Uio tax roll, headed de
linquent, and shall return such roll, to
geUior wlUi a Btatoraont compiled
therofrom and entered Uiorcon show
ing tho total amount of taxes col
lected, tho total amount of double as
sessments and other errors," etc.
Subsequent seatlons of tho act pro
vide that aftor Uio examination by Uio
county clerk of tho roll, and whon
the proper credits havo boon mado for
errors, etc., then Uie roll Bhall bo ro
turnod to Uio Bhorift with a warrant
commanding him to soil Uio property
upon which Uio tax was levied. So it
will bo Boon that tho county court has
no yoIco in Uio matter. Tho Umo whon
tho unpaid taxes becomo delinquent on
tho roll now being collected Is regu
lated ontlroly by Uie Btatuto. and thoro
will bo no oxtonslon.pt tlmo this year.
Comity Judge 8cott soya that In Marlon
county tho strict letter of Uie law In
Uio niattor of tax collection will this
year be followed.
A Portland Paper That Was
Golnrto Defend the People
It will uot bo known definitely what
tho pursuit of Trtioy cost the tax
toyeru of Uila county and state unUl
all of tho bills have been AWd. The
county comwlwlottVra' coHrt has r-
fused ta audit too claims that have
hvvn fllett by vMtlw who pArUelpated
lu Uie swvrch for the .soaped criminate
la this county, while the expe&HM of
the .aiate guard, sjhourUuic to about
$TW, haa bH adt&Bcfd from the gen
eral fund of that onwalsatioa. sd the
legislature will probably h asked to
roltfttmre? tat awouat
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O, E. Hute!nftT, tiMwral Nrtay
1W Court tMt Ph4 Mala t
Hooltfeao. 9M Qeurt trft, phMur
2181 Biaok.
A Mlnletera Mistake.
A Clly luwioivr nwt reuuuuj uuuuvu
a notloe to bo read from hla pulpit
Accompanying It was a dipping from
a newspaper bearing upon tho matter.
Tho clergyman started to road tho ex
tract aud found that It bogaur "Take
Kemp'a Ualsatn. tho best Cough Cure."
This was hardly what he had expected,
and, after a moment's hesitation, he
turned It over and found on the other
side tho matter Intondcd tor readlng.3
Hop Men, Attention.
Wo aro ready to book your orders
for hop views, groups, eto. Wo havo
engaged a speulal vlow artist to do
this work. Oroniso Studio, over N.
Y. Haeket Store. H-3t
Tho Journal prints below Uio second
tf a Bories of papers by Itov. Joseph
Schell, formerly of this county, who
Is exposing Uio Umber land frauds
pracUced in Oregon, and throwing
light on tho character of somo of tho
prominent Oregon pollUc'ans. If tho
pcoplo can learn Uio facts thoy will re
allzo how their most valuablo public
lands havo been BystemaUcally stolen;
how prominent men havo got rich out
of thoso frauds on Uio government
and tho clUzonB. It is doubtful If Rev.
Scholl will bo pormlttcd to tell all ho
knows. Tho fodoral officials and Uio
courts may bo called into( requisition
to sllenco him.
Tho Journal hopes ho will pour out
Uio details and glvo mora facts than
ho hoa thus far. That thoro has boon
a glganUc conspiracy xjxisUng for many
years Uiat has successfully robbed Uio
pcoplo of their public lands by wholo
salo and retail, Is gonerally under
stood. But no ono has had Uio Umo
and paUcnco and courage to bring the
facta togotbor, and bring Uio gang Into
public notice.
It would soom an if Iter. Schell woro
tho man to do it Tho Journal will
print his facts, if thero Is not anothor
dally paper In Uio Btato Uiat will pub
lish Uiom. Bolow will bo found a let
tor from this fighting man of UioxloUi,
stating soma things about Jttdgo
Caroy, a prominont man at Portland,
and, If ho is misrepresented, this paper
will retract and glvo him a- fair show
to reply wlUiout oxponso in thoso col
umns. Tho oUior lottor shows tho
Portland Journal In a now light It
has heretofore been a paper Uiat
fought squaroly on Uio Bldo of Uio peo
ple. Tho pcoplo, or such of Uiom as
got Tho Capital Journal, should up
hold Ilov. Scholl in his battlo against
swlndlors In tho public lands. More
will follew:
t Compliments to Judge Carey.
Sumpter, Oro.
Ed. Jeurnal:
C. II. Carey, Uio Mltcboll Republi
can lcador, la connected with Uio no
torious Tillamook Urabor frauds
against tho government, tho stato and
Its clUzons. His Interest lies in Uio
success of Uio swlndlo for Uio boncflt
of O. Thayer, Uio perpetrator, and his
InUmata friend. In a confldonUal lot
tor, now on rocord in Uio hands of Uio
department of Uio intorior, C. Thayor
directs his associates In critno to
"C. H. Caroy as Uio nafost man to ad
visa with" to porpotrato Uio swindle
C. 11. Caroy has stated oponly and pos
lUvoly to mo Uiat "ho shall sou that no
ono will hurt O. Thayor," and I an
sworod him In a Utter Uiat I would
llko to know Uio man who can savo C.
Thayer's scalp la such a fraudulent
buslnosa transaction. Ijitor on I havo
sent to C. H. Caroy a registered lottor
telling him again Uio conditions of
Uilngs, with regret, Uiat I rath or found
tho officials helping C. Thayor Uian
to provont his swindle, and asking him
(C. H. Caroy) to help mo hring tho
guilty partloa boforo Uie law, but no
answer canto. I wrote and sent sub
stanUally tho samo letter by regis
tered mall to Senators J. II. Mitchell
and Joseph Simon, to Congressman
Thomas Tongue, to J. Hall, United
8tatca attomoy for Oregon, asking
them to holp mo In my offort to pre
vent Uio wholesale swlndlo. I knew
boforehand how thoy wore all stand
ing, but I wanted either to havo them
holp me, or ronder them harmless by
not answering or refusing to help. All
nnsworod except C II. Caroy, and
their and my letters aro In tho hands
of Uie Interior department They save
tho dopartnient from political pressure
and annoyance to protect O. Thayer,
because Secretary Hltohcock, of Uio
deportment, whon some long-bearded
Johnny or somo short-whiskered Tom
mlo or some other Dick or a Harvey
remonstrated against Uio plans and
the proceedings of Uie secretary, he
can show them their own letters prov
ing Uiat they refused either to Inter
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Should coma lore". . , YO
belloro wc cofr Ptf wAo of
hcm,andwo.ouId svoejcll08t
looking lot,? mn ln Sa,t4 b0
rundanyiwho'9iutry.
We do drelU largo ?haro otlhm. but
wooftcnrwhy0veryadon't
WE NFEB 8AW F,NER CLOTH INQ
Thafwe nre offering ouJade this
sumnf. Suits. with all thoktcst kinks
of finlon, flt to 2(- finrlng fop
coatfswell as It is possible- to mako
tho7-5 J"' aml f" wo havo
0VLhlnglhat is right la hata nnd
hlfdaahery to complete Uio outfit
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Clothiers to the People - ' ft
li .lAC&'S
To Close Business
At 307 Commertl St., Salem. All the goods and
furniture in th&ore will" go at an immenlse bar
gain. Will posfely Rive up the business by Dec
ember 1st, orier it possible. Now; those that
are in want qCIothing, Blankets, Hats, Towels,
' Gloves, HosicFurnishiiig Goods, etc.be on time.
Come to 307"""ccial Si not with silly ques.
lions, but bri your purse'prepared to buy when
abaigainisredyou.
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BICYCLES
CUSHIOFKAME, 1902
CHAINJS CUSHION FRAME -
CflllamlthlW2R.lMflLEHCU8niQS 'UAME, it is 30S days
ahead of all?
ROCKtTRANK HANGER does awy Jlh o flat nnd clumsy
spring. CJAND EXAMINE IT, YOU WUJ LIKE IT,
ttlMrrtillnrln'AQ OlallitoecTlpllyftt prices ae cheap as
ljlCyCI)UUUl Kb anywhere, aud Ybavo just what you wout
BIOYOLEAIUINQ-WehsvaacompIewK-yclu repair shop. We
atKU oi bicycle lltft. Wo repaTrsll mnkea ol Hcyolea. Give
nam We try to please. I
gipp & HfVUSER
Dramerclsl Street- Opposite pi rtauonai Bank.
Z.
Dee Your Cow Kick?
Fly Bouncer and you vslll hvo no more trouble In that way.
P THI8 MEDICINE 18 MADE BY THE DAIRYMEN'S
ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT AND WE CAN REC
L OMMEND IT A8 F,NE MEDICINE FOR COWS.
LEEfCE KILLER, the beet lice, MHer on the market.
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.BREWSTER & WHITE...
Feedinenl Seedmen. 91 Court Street, Salem, Or
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pornetrottito the iKHiitentlary. and ' I liavo m"ch moro ammunlUon, and
to koop Uthere. I'ain only waiting for more targots to bo
Contractors should look up the call
for sewer bids tn this paper. &-13-3t
You Can Get
body. B
gotten fP
courseS
Uip maTi
Thayeflo
look ar
it wouu
(era or to help, aud thus send there ta
a warmer olimato.
Doforo leaving Portland for Wash
ington, D. C-. to bring all Uie evidence
of Uie case to tho Immediate attention
All the latest and nw.t things ln , 8eorvtar)r H,takwok, C. M. Cary
PHOiOKr)iiy jifc nu vrutuwa owwn
over M N. Y Racket Stor. H-3t
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ICE CREAM 5UHL0RS
met ma In tho Chamber of Commerce
building. 0. H. Carey, in the Inter
view, said: "Father Schell. there Is
not a hit of CarUUon charity In you;
now, you ana golpg to Washington la
an effort to bring some of Uie moat
prominent men of Oregon Into the
peoiteaUary; no, there U bo Christian
J charity In you." To h 1 with Cfaria-
Ua charity, aa Uio lawyers see It 1
' told hlaa. Heretofore, when the twin
'die was progreatdng la your favor.
against many othr clUxtma. you nevr
( thought of CbrlaUAA charity, but alne
Um Wlsd. the U4tt ksA tfc th I
"Hut wpays for your trip M
Washing inquired 0. II. Caroy. I
told hlun it was none of his bu&
noss. CjSarey thinks it hnposslsfe
for a ma down crime, or to protetf
u, wiuiuui newing Bon
s time he had already fo
out ChrisUaa charity, i'
urther advised me to dW
nd have eompaslon onC.
Id him that I could ?ot
crime and be- sHent; tW
aoUng both against tU
eompoa, and agala&t tnw C)S
tl.n . 7
This5 H. Carey, theasted M
ell toU loader of Oregoa. HJ
fends prolwt3 orimes s&lnevBd
govergt the state aad Its eitS0
rhkal preteaea of CAT"
H l a poUticloi, (
l ta the urrteatled W4"
mlatetraUen. ThUi Is "k1
Pofttleal Meav art soi
ter 1 by their acUww. Talk i1!
Bg ta faTer of th
HvHg8. He1
who tojHrw tbe Veifc1
r rtihU and srlvU
rty ad atmianc
SoUUeUa uyg white
o m tor tie fcta Vn. 0- V
oa lia pHoja pii;
WWitti Whip FjL
onlss U other way. atnuuM to Mi
Hawlltw Bioe. Ml State St utek of ChrtoUaa eharHy.
Z ff tn iin- nnlnlnni t,tt H tnVftrt irri-at ut. hua. .
X -r w- - -" wm ac K'
lHiilttllflWlitH ia C c&rMuan wtanty rr ia ifi(i.
umiaiiDi
Uan W-
coursTa
of dfi
he sabat
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oft
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tieae
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f the pwe of ",
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put up JOSEPH SOHELU
To Portland Journal,
Sumpter. Aug. 9th.
Bd. Portland Jeurnal:
1 was sorry to see that yo were
changing and misrepresenting my nr-
fjcloa about Uie Tillamook timber
frauds. You aro confusing the sub
ject and tho object and carofully oh-
eeuring all tho political swindlers of
tho Carey-MitcheJl-Scott clique. Uiat
protect the swindle. What is Uio ob
ject' Did C H. Carey's poIlUoal whip
bring you already into his lino? How
fa aro your acUons from what you
promised in taking hold of Uio paper
wnnf mokes you print extracts only?
What makes you throw darkness on a
question of the greatest Interest to the
Pblic of Oregon, Instead f throwing
ht on it? pu send alt articles to
u You will yet have a chance to
wm yovrsoir utrfoxe Ui pnblk. You
can begta aad Hlnt them as thay read
in uietr cnrtmatogtaii order. Yoh may
UBdsfst&nd that tste Ume to near at
bona to stop fake poNttcal prophets
to pak to the pubXa through cheap
uuwmio. rortlond and Oregon peo
ple have outgrown and will wear out
moweack wethode; Uey want to see
thtags as Uter are. and not as they are
Pictured. If you have acted accord
h to feellHga. and mi resHre ,t
wight he wise te reverse them, and act
ander the dltatli ef mteHigenee and
ot fair jrtay. oC which you proposed to
beach,,. You hare made ne ar
e the apedat iMpector. when I
aoaly prate for hi. PJease cor
- Yoara, JOfiBPH SCHBLl
A. M. C4eua Undertaker, 107 State
treet Phone Main 1351, sal, Ore-
. .uc, to n, e. HuntklBBer.
Heudenee Broiway and Mill, North
Wlem. Phena Main 381.
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