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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
CONTRIBUTING the Genuine.

Foley g. Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account OF the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's Hon
CIV and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation VIII
Give the same satisfaction. 1t is mild
~ laxative. 1t contains no opiates
and is safest for children and delicate
persons. Sold by B. A Quinlan
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

the serious consequences II continued eye
strain Precious beyond an possessions j. the
eycslght deserving of your highest considefa-
lion. Don't lei the matter OF expense keep YOU
from visiting Us. Sight j. as precious 10 you as
life Itself. and We test the eyes free OF charge.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
Savings Bank. Chas II Dewey, Treas.--l eoud
not be better suited than with the glasses ntled
me hy Mr. HarwoOd, and advise all having
trouble with their eyes "a consult him. ana you
viii get much better satisfaction uhah III the
city.
ONCE Of DIR Emmett q. Daley. Mr. Harwood's
careful and scientific way Of hitting trouble
some eyes With his latest aud most Improved
Instruments cannot fail 10 please all who con
suit him As he Is not here today and away 10
morrow. like travelling fakirs. but takes spe
cial interest IN your case.
JOHN G.. HARDWOOD,
Eyesght Specialist.
Graduate Phila. 1900.
10 Beech ST.. Bennington, Vt. ONCE hours. 2
A N 10 y. m. or ny appointment. Eyes eX-
amined free. Telephone 1914
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

PORTSMOUTH. y. H., April S.-The
fishing schooner Galatea of Boston,
which went ashore on Odiorne point,
Rye, has been entirely broken mp by
the sea. The vessel was owned by AL
bert Mason of DuXbury, Mass, and
valued at $4,000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
stenmer LonI.innn sank nj pocIs.

NEW ORLEANS, April s. The
Southern Pacific steamship Louisiana
partially capsizcd toward the shore
side and then sank at her wharf here.
1t is expected that the vessel can be
raised. No lives were lost The cause
OF the accident is not known.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
Bennon Bnnk CIoscd.

RALEIGH. y G.. April s.-Ihc Bank
Of Benson at Benson y. c.. has been
closed by the corporation commission,
as a shortage has been discovered. and
the charge is made that the bank is
being conducted improperly. The de
posts are $4,000 and the capital stock
$4,000
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

ROANOKE, Va. April Sat Pulas-
XII, near here Cloyd Hale, cOlored, was
indicted for murder, tried convicted
and sentenced to death ali in less than
an hour
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
WANTEDl

o. reupie 70 bus farms. located IN vermont
And New YORK 10 you have property you don
v Ant I can exchange u Tor sumrihin1 luu
want I have - farms 10 90 near hcunllstgn
Tor sale OF exchange. Wrte - IuhN NASH
Ilrnnlnsi0n We. Tor catalogue Of farms,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

CHEYENNE, Wyo., April S.-A. J.
Parshal of the United States geological
survey. who arrived here. confirms the
reported discovery Of rich gold deposits
near Kendall, Uintah county, Wyo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
@isse- @ras.
o b

@lbrioge uno @eor9ia Solan, $40
Bates Str, Snabe. = Soiepb uno
4nna Woure, 1907 Sf @aibinston
Str, 2nabe. - Samuel uno Sennie
Sarrig, 600 on @aIbingtOu Str,
Wdo9en. - @sorse uno anna @bsr-
bart. 1908 ct. Yaul Str, 9nabs. =
6reo. unb Winnie Balmsg, 2135 Noro
Meribian Str, 2nabe. = @bparo uno
Glorencs 8pers, Tie SOrman Str.
Ndo9sn. - SEQ. unb 5rau S8wend.
818 6apette Str, 3nabe. - WiQiam
uno Carrie 8ante, 1923 5let9er abe.,
Mdb9en. - CLAUDE ,ino Srau Sifanp.
1929 Norb Senate Ape., 3nabe. -
5. Grant unb gftsla Pitts. 22l1 Sen.
MOOD @bs., Wdoden. = George uno
Wprtle Stains, 5049 Sho alabama
Str, 2nabs. -.yObn uno Belle Smith,
Stabt, 9nabe. : @urnsp uno NeQie
0aut, 1880 Rpnde Str. WdbGsn. =
s. 6. unb emma Sunt. 222 Wef 10.
Ctr, 2nabs. - Sobn uno @ertie
Woore, 3018 Wef Sermont Str,
Wdb9en.
g@etraut:
Charles Morgan-Warp Sonss.
6rant 9igbtfOOt-Glora StaHoro.
Sobn 6~uher-Wararette Gutenberg.
Mlcn3o @ser-@arrie parr.
5reoerid Observation-Disclosures Otter.
Srart 8roun-Yettie 8bomas.
Oliber Wiler-Nora Douglas.
alonso Starts-Warp Sones.
@arfielb McDunaIo-gereie SadiOn.
o ehorbsn:
Marp 9raoe, 81, 1901 Noro Mlas
bama Str. = @barlss 6reeman, IS,
ftdot. Sospital. - 2ouiia Wartin, rs,
625 Wef ct. glatr Ctr. - Sdugl
8enaps, 1879 W~artinoale Ipe. =
Charles u. Oldham. 81, 500 Sab
@apitOl aus. - Sdu9l. SroOp, 1923
Sigb Str. - Sobn WacSregOr Sr..
SO, perrp Somnibip. = elmer @oI.
fen, 4, Staot. = W. Or. Ppmel. 70.
Rdot. Sospital. - Wi0iam Sreitbas
Ter. 70. Srren=Nipl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

bsibe, 3ueiliGdiges @Ohngebdube. 1909
Horo Merioian Str, $13. 500. -
Gillian Sbelbp, SpeiiOdiass @ebdube,
@nsliib aUe.. 3wif8en NeIIOn= uno
&anooIpb Str. - Gillian Shelby.
speif6disss @ebdubes. gnsliib Nbs.
unb 0arlan Str, $3.50. - 6. s.
Garter, 2221 Mef Worris Str, &es
paratursn, $50. - 2ouis Brandt,
Mnbau, 1884 pleaiant Str, $3.50. =
Muauf Waa, &%eparaturen, @%befnut=
uno Wiltins Str. $442.. - potter.
@ottase, go. 9 Srerel abs., $3OO0.-
g. s. Bell, 146 Sib 6olmes
Strabe, @Ottage, $400. - W. 6.
&ogar. &eparaturwsrtfdtte. 1914
Wef 80. Str, 5000. - Ridaro
Regso. 2anDbaus, Nortb uno Walnut
Str, 5000. - &i1aro 2ippo. 2uno.
baus. 3uiiden @ortb uno Walnutstr..
5000. - 6rau 5sarep, 2%anohaus.
6srnpap 9lbe. nahe Wintsr Np., $3.50.
-Soa 9. Shirlep, Cottage, an Bar=
man uno Wafhinaton Str, $780,
6. M. @ogls. 1923 q. perra. $3.50
- Sarrp S6Ofslo. Cottage. &Oa6
Nbs., nabe Der Isabella Str, 5000 =
Dm. M. McNsalp. Sdeune, 3015
SadiDn Str. s300.-@. %. Snbaro,
Stall, $l00.-Soieph 6. gronion.
Yadfteingebduoe, 443 y capitol 4pe.,
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
@etterberi6t
8afbinston n, ID. DECEMBER.

Fur "a stnnOsn snbsnb 7 upr MOrssns, IA. Gsstr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
Ste $aatbattsfeit
Seist resen Gufidwuns.

Wan foIte 9lauben, bab bel Der
herannabenben tdlteren @itteruns bic
YauIut i'm Sdwinoen besriHen fei
uno erff beim Gintritt beg JrihIinss
pieoer roger ueroen tpiiroe. Mber bns
iebt nod berrfdenoe fG6ne Weiter bat
bieielbe nod niGt beeintrdatigt, biss
betpieien bic Observation-Disclosures, um
bic gefsrn na&9eiu6t uurbe. Nm
aeffrisen Sage uuroe Die grlaubnis um
grri9tuns pOr @sbduben i'm 8siammt=
bstrage bon $50, $50 ertbsilt, getpiB
cine T96ne Summe fur bisie Sabresseit
uno pielpsripre6eno fur bic 3utunft.
0ab in Isbtsr 3sit iOpieI @elo fir ben
gau geiunbsr unb luftiger @ohnuns
gen peruanot muroe. (es wurben ntei=
ftens @obnbduier erriatet, tuirS fi9ers
lid Die 2iebe gum 9eime f6roern, on.
regenb auf anoere rpirfen uno ni3t
obns ginflub auf bic WObnunssbers
bdltnihe Snoianapolis bleibsn.
Sin bhbidss Ssim geoenft Serr g..
8. Oftsrbetoe auf go. 1907 Horb Wes
rioian StraBe an erridten. Sas
Wobnbaus miro $13, 500 fOfeu unb
cine 3isroe bes n6roli&en Sbeiles ur,s
ierer Staot biloen.
g onfige 8auerIaubnib B.
9eine.
Wiliam Green, Cottage. go. 1899
Sfb Merioian Str, 500. = Sranf
Saaep, 3ueia6dises 9ol3gebduoe. gens
raj Nbe.. 1abe 80. Strabe, $1,000. =
&obinfon, SoIssW obnbaus, 2116 Wprb
3uraI Str, 1926. = SnO. @Olb-
tuOrtbp. 2aben, Shbof- gde bon 10.
StraBe unb College Mbe., $3.50. =
9ome Guel Co., @omptoir=@ ebdube,
1924 aentudp Mps., $50. = Otter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

&ufbpiIIe. IL. Beg. Sas
3peite 0erb6r bes 6alep 8ipe BON
Greensboro, fuel4er ansetIagt 1T, oie
Srau Wolie Starbud nebf 3inb ers
mcroet, puroe ssffern i'm Greisseri6t
nernommen. @s tuuroe in ieoer Be-
3iebung iddrfer bor9eaangen. I'm snb=
Ii9 2tht in Die SADIE su brin9eu. Die
8srbanolung 1T ben 6dnoen bsrbor-
raeenber NopOfaten iibergeben pproeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
Sre@er Ginbrm9.

Gin nit impsrtinenter 6redbeit Bee
9ansener SiebHabl, tuuroe eeftern in
Der 98obnung oss WiQ. &. 8rOun,
1917 part glpe. bsriibt. 8et ben
li4tem Sag 3wii4sn 8 uno A uhr
Na6mitta9s beridafteu fid giubreGer
3utritt in bic @Obnung uno entmens
oeten 2 gOloene Rinse uno eine sOloene
nbr. Sie frs6sn 8uri6en iinb nidt
ertuif4t uOroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
S4nrlad.

Die acute Snfsctionsfranfbeit, oeren
ausenfdQises Sumption in einem idars
lahrotben Sautausf6lage befebt, Der
Saarlad, f%oroert au9enblidli6 tdgs
lid Opfsr in unierer Staot. @effern
ertranften an berfslbsn bic elf Sabre
alte &utb 9apeius BON go. 849 2tr'
in9ton. Npsnus uno Der neunldbrigs
Barnett &pan bon go. 334 Noro
8eDile- Npenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
yreiemtnner.

Die Samen Seftion bes Webgsr-
psrsins belt ,gefiern ihren @u9reabeno
in ben fofi9eu Rdumen Der Jrau Setns
rid ab, welde Die befen 9o%rtebrungen
FIR ben gmpfans Der Samen setrOfsn
bate. Sie9er in Dem bsiben @u4rs=
Sournier maren fOlsenoe Samen /:
1. prets-6rau Carl WaIer.
2. -Grau @asner.
8. -6rau Wartin &otb il.
A.. -6rau 9ob.
Der nd9fe gu9rs-4bsn fnbet bel
5rau 6os, 20l5 Noro Senate Mpe.,
fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
S9nlratb.

Jolgenoe grnennungen tuurosn BON
Der 6&ulbeb6roe in ibrer 9efirigen
Sibung angeiinOigt:
@arl Walt als 9ebrer an Der S&ule
go. Is; 6lOe 6arlou als 9ebreria on
Der aububon-S 4uIs; Srancis Webffer
uno Suian Serine als 2sbrerinnen on
Der S9uie go. 4.
gs murbe beri1tet. baB f9 cine
2lafs bon 20 Spriern in Der 4beno'
i9ule 9ebiloet bat.
Carl Siempn purbe als Nfiffent in
Bu9fibrung unb Slife WiIer als
Mifffenttn In Der Sumner=RlaRs Der
Gbsnoiduls ansstinoist.
Gin nrlaub tuuroe Der 2ebrerinanua
puab bon Der Gem Walnce S9ul. be-
tpiai9t.
Ser 2trerin Moa e. @beeler bon
Der SeferiOn S9ule wuroe Elm 6rans
fsnaelo udbreno ibrer Nbwsienbeit be-
wiIi9t.
6Olgenoe 9%inoisunseu wurbsn ber'
lsIen : Bertha Yrsso. 2ebrerin in Der
Wa0aee Sduls, am 81 Deg. Martha
Gs0sr Sing. 9sbrsrin Der G9ule go.
Is, ar1 /. BEG. emma 8. 9epis.
9sbrerin in Der Sdule go. 81, am
l. Se3.
@s puros beri9tst. bab 3eu9niTs
on ale 2sbrer aeasben mur-
ben, tpelde bon elmer priifuns unter
Der 8sb6rbs befrsit .:marsn.
Sieie 3sugnifs tragen bas Datum oes
grnennungstases Der 9enannten 9eb=
rsr. Die gsbbrbe faufte 2 on Die
S4ule go. 4, an Der Wi4igan unb
8late StraBe 9eIsgsn. a~ngrensenbe
@%runoftids, UNI Den Ginoern einen
sr6bereE 3aum gum Spleen gu Der=
idafen.
@s tpurbe beidloRen, bic Office bes
Staotc ~Ontroleurs Der S9u!bsb6rhe in
oas Bibliotbefgebdube su berleesn. oa
bic gsriammlunsen Der 8eb6roe bort
ftattfiuben.
@eoree W. Benton, SireftOr Der
Sbortrioee So9fdule, bsbantte f4 bel
Der 8eb6roe iber bic borstgliG an9e=
legte rleue S9uIe. IS wuroen Der
saule s11.OO bon Srsnnben eei4entt,
ruel9e fur Qpparate i'm @pmnalium
pertpanot tuerben follen. Die 8sh6roe
erlaubte $40, COS. SO fiir gesablung Der
&e6nunsen.
Sie SGule &c.. 8 on Der gde Dir.
sinia ape. uno Suron Str wuroe nit
benz Namet Cabin Jletder benannt'
Cabin Glet9er feoelte F6 i'm Sabre
1921 in Snoiaaapolis an uno mar Der
erfe Srufee Der 6fentlihen S6ulen.
Geruer wuroe Der 8eb6roe mitge=
tbsiit. bnB Der 2Hnflsr grusl elm
Oslgemdlos Elm Drama Der glsmsnte
benannt in Der Bibliotbef aiif9effeat
bat. usldes benz publitum our 8sft4s
tigung bort freigeffelt lit.
Sic 8ibliotbef berthtet 1920 gu.
MAIDS On Bti9ern in oieiem Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
Ibermometerftano

u. e. 8Ibtbs
SectipnasD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

90 Mau&t Die fish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

5. 3. @a B. Stein6auer on Der
gmeri9sbils Bride. tpurbe 9~sftern bel
Der Irbeit berlsBt. Der Stein, an
Dem er arbsitete. fam auf irgeno cine
@eiie in's &utiaen unb serqusifdtf
ibm ben re6ten SUB. @afb ruuroe
permittelff Nmbulan3 nad feiner Wob-
nuns, 1949 Wet @ermont Strase,
bef6r ert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

90 9anse Bfeifen, fur3e Yfeifen,
Sdnupftabats Ooien uno @audartifel
aaer art, fouie @igorren better Nuali.
tat BEL s. 8. MudO, Is @irsinia Ibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13

Sir Snoiana: SIM 9ngemeinen i9On
I'M n5rSliGen, wabrideinli8 S4auer I'm
fiibIiden Ibeile beute Ha9t unS am Sons
neritas; Iansiam fteisenoe Semperatur am
0onneritaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-13
2ocaLs8 etterberi&t.

Sunebmenbe SeuDIftbeit unb uabri&einIi8
Resen beute &aht uno am Oonnerffas ;
lansIam fteisenSe Temperatur am Dons
nerftag.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19

Putting on his asbestoes front, Wood
prints this in his paper, with the evi-
dent purpose of deluding his readers
into the belief that he is not frazzled
fake, grotesque freak of tainted man
hood, but the coagulated squint essence
of beauty, form and vigor; the sort
that would make J. Ham. Lewis go
'way back and sit down" Read it,
rs. o. Correll, the courteous secre
tary of the Baker City Fair and Speed
Association, has honored the Leader
with a ticket to the district fair al
Baker City, September 10 to %. The
pass admits the editor and wife
There's vacancy here, longfell
want, an aching void, that evidently
ought to be filled, IN our friend Cor
rell's opinion.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19
.liI communications should be addressed 10
ne PRESS Athena, oregon
ATHENA, SEPTEMBER 19, 1905

"The country editor has come to
town. He has left for time his sane
tum, his devil, his esteemed contem-
porary and the sapid pumpkin contrl-
buted by Uncle Ebeneezer Hayseed
upon the celebrated occasion when he
called in to pay years subscription.
The pumpkin, glowing through the
dust of the Office window like serene
and golden sunset, was the last thing
the editors eye rested upon as he
climbed into the smoker with his pass
in his pocket, to dare the tempta-
tions of the great city. But when he
returns vanquished and bankrupt
from his encounter with metropolitan
sin, the pumpkin will glow no longer,
for our wife will have baked it into
a batch of those luscious pies. May
they take all the bad taste out OF his
mouth and reillume his soul with the
peaceful light Of bucolic innocence.
May the forms not be pied nor the
devil drunk when he gets back, and
may all his delinquent subscribers pay
up forthwith, either i'll cash or cord
wood, for be will need both. The
joys of the city are expensive, and
winter is at hand. Portland Ore
gonian.
The Oregon Press association held
its annual session in Portland recent
ly, and every "colonel" of the band
had royal good time. We have
failed to hear Of any one OF them
blowing out the gas, mistaking q
street car for bath tub, the city Jail
for public library or the Madison
street bridge for cow corral II any
of the boys visited the Oregonian it
was doubtless through mistake, tor
the average country editor would as
readily think of taking slide
through Portland's sewer system OF
lodging in cold storage plant as he
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19
NEEDS RADICAL REFORM.
Spokesman Review. J

The present furry in the govern
ment printing Office at Washington
has served to remind the people that
the Keep commission is still at work,
or rather that it is renewing its work
after the summer vacation, and its
final report on the way the business
of the nation is transacted in the vari-
Gus departments Of the governm ent
will be awaited with good deal OF
interest. 1t has become a crying
scandal, through exposure made with
in the past year, that there is in the
government, in spite of the civil
service examinations, absolutely no
system such as obtains in every good
business house of testing employees
putting them at the work for which
they are best adapted and paying
them accordingly.
The Keep commission has discover
ed that promotions involving increase
of salary do not necessarily mean any
change of work requiring better
equipment and greater knowledge,
but are made exclusively by reason
of length of service. Clerks in differ
ent departments who do identically
the same work are paid quite different
salaries. This makes mere machines
of the clerks-and it is said the hustl-
or soon realizes that he will get along
just as we'll by taking things easy.
A Washington correspondent tells
us an actual occurrence of a clerk who,
on being appointed, started in to work
with an activity that disorganized the
entire office force where she was en-
gagged. She piled up work for other
clerks in so unaccustomed a manner
that the chief clerk deliberately speci-
fled what she was to do, and when
she demonstrated, saying she could
finish that in two hours and wanted
to know what she was to do the rest
of the day, she was told to string out
the work as long as you can and then
read the newspapers.
The incident shows a condition
which calls for radical reform. When
the commission has fully Investigated
and reported. it is expected the presi-
dent will have some very strenuous
times making the desired changes
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19
Call for Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that City of
Athena warrants Numbers W to 495
w will be redeemed at the Office of
David Williams. treasurer of the City
of Athena, Oregon, and that interest
on the above warrants ceases after
this o. Dated Athena. Greg,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19

would Of entering the portals of the
building whit the tall tower, inhabited
by select set of jackasses who go
numbering o'er the journalistic field
with the selfmade idea that they and
they alone are ''It"--a biace or two
of eminent encyclopedia students and
penny "a liners, clustered together for
the purpose of fertilizing the moss
backs who infest the Oregon metrop-
oils. The Oregonian may be a great
newspaper, but there is not paper in
the state that would be guilty OF speak
ing of the craft in terms OF ridlcule
such as permeates every line of the
above excerpt.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19
PRIMARY ELECTION LAW.
Baker City Maverick.

Oregon politicians, whether they
seek merely to pull the wires or land
an office, in the year of our Lord 1905,
will have to organize bureaus ON pub
licity, the policy of which will inev1.
tably be "every man for himself, and
the devil take the hindmost. " This is
one thing the primary election law VIII
force, unless the meeting OF the boss
es in Portland on October IL, results
in the incubation of some scheme to de-
feat the purpose of the law.
Look into the complicated situation.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19

Frank G. Baker. chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee,
has amended his invitation to the
''peace conference" so as to include
"all republicans who desire to at-
tend and has written COMMITTEES
man Williams. of Polk county, to
that effect. He says that he desires
the district primary law to have fair
trial. and that the committee expects
all republicans to express their choice
of candidates at the primaries, and
afterwards to stand by the ticket
nominated at those primaries. The
meeting will be held in Portland on
October II.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-19

Suppose two men are candidates for
the same office; Walter Moore and Jesse
Snow, for instance, are both seeking
the office of sheriff. If either succeeds
in capturing the party machinery to
aid him insecuring the primary election
out from its scabbard will flash the 9th
er's scalping knife and somebody will
loose his top-knot at the regular cleo
ton. Human nature is not strong
enough to resist the temptation for re-
venge. nor is party organization suffic-
iently potent to prevent it. 1t is al
together different from being defeated
in a convention. There one candi-
date measures his ability and personal
popularity against his opponent, in a
more or less open field-at least, where
each knows the other will be governed
by the conventionalities that govern
conduct at five o'clock tea. In this
contest, too, the party organization is
supposed not to take hand, its work
being by the rules Of the game, confin-
ed to efforts to elect the convention
nominated ticket as whole.
Party managers will be quick to rec
ognize the danger of setting the mach
emery iu motion to defeat any infiuen-
tial member, and therefore it would
seem to be quite clear that the individ-
ual candidates must do their own hust-
ling. This was shown in the last city
election in Portland.
There the system was adopted OF
buying space in the papers, running
display advertisements as anteprimary-
election campaign documents. This
plan will doubtless be followed quite
generally in coming state and county
| elections. In fact. aside from per-
sonal canvass, it is the only feasible
method, unless one should issue doc
ument based on the theory of mining
company prospectus.
There is one thing certain; it looks
good to the printer man, especially II
he be unattached by the tie of strong
strings and powerful pulls. Locally
there is going to result some excruc-
iatingly embarrassing situations. The
capital prize in the Baker City politi-
cal lottery will be the circuit judge
ship, and it is going to be fight to
the finish, with bare knuckles, clubs,
sharpened cutlasses, chained shot, ex-
plosive bullets-all laws of civilized
warfare being held null and void. Sc
savage contest do circumstances in
dicate, that one would conclude that
somebody aspires to own judge.
| What is the Democrat going to dc
when Judge Travillion orders that pa
per to support Sam White, and Colon
ell Butcher insists that the weight oi
its influence go into the scale with
Judge Clifford? What will the Herald
do when Attorney Lomax issues an edict
to the business Office to whooI
things up for Attorney Drowley, when
Hon. John Rand suggests in his NJ
less forcible but more diplomatic man
ner, to the editorial department, tha
nothing be said against Democratic
Candidate Clifford. and Attorney Har
holds caucus with both ends OF tina
publishing proposition and demon
strates in practical manner that j
will be to the material welfare of th'
Herald to get in and drill for Attorne.
Hart? There will have to be SOM
quick side stepping on these memorable
occasions.
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