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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-24
Mortgage Sale, James Ludy-w. r.. sawyer

Mortgage SAFE, james Luhg-Ns ~ NdWNti
Whereas default having been made in the condi-
lions of "A certain ndenture of mortgages bearing
date the Sth of December 1902 executed by Wilson
r. sawyer, Paw Paw, Michiga to William h. Rodges
of Antwerp, Mich. and which mortgage was recorded
i'm the office OF register Of deeds of Van Buren,
County Michigan, in Iiber 20 on page l91 on the
2Wh day of December, 1902, and said mortgage was
duly assig, ed by said William II. Rodges to +. p.
Grimes Paw Paw Mich. on the th OF juno, l91s,and
recorded in Liber 81 on page 6l IN office OF register
of deeds If Van Buren, County, Mich. and on which
mortgage there IL claimed to be due AID unpaid at
the date of this notice the sum of Five Hundred
Fort y-two and twenty onehundredths dollars
S542 2slaso an attorney fee of Fifteen dollars pro-
vded for in said mortgage and 10 suit or proceedings
at law In equity having been instituted TO recover
the amount due and unpaid or any part thereof.
Now tn, refore notice is hereby .iven that by
virtue of the lower of sale contained in said mort
gage and in pursuance OF the statute in such case
| made and provided, there will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder at the front door OF
/ the court house in the village Of Paw Paw, Van
Buren, county, Mich that being the place Tor hold
ing the circuit court for said county, Saturday,
September H. 1908 at O'Clock p.m.of said day the
premises described In said mortgage or so much
as may be necessary TO satisfy the amount now due
and unpaid said note and mortgage with interest
aud costs said premises being described as follows
Certain piece parcel Of land III Township OF
Antwerp, Van Buren, Cum y, Mich, described a
follows :-Commei cling at the southwest corner OF
the southeast quarter al of section seven ~ town
| three l3l south range thirteen 49, west north on
| quarter line hfty.nine and onehalf 1871 rods
thence thrtytwo 1921 rods thence south parable
month said quarter line ftynine and one-half 3d.
| rods thence west thirty-two 1872 rods TO place OF
beginning containing II of land more or less
| VIM. H. MASON, F.P GRIMES,
Attorney for Mortgage Mortgage
| l9-tl3.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-24
Bafled Science.

Science solves formidable prob
lens and is powerless before apparent
~ simple ones. She discovers steam
power and electricity and bends the
forces Of nature to our needs. Never
theless, she cannot yet tell why the
acorn becomes an oak, why stone
falls to the ground. She is full OF
why's" that remain unanswered.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-24

Don't use harsh physics. The reac.
ton weakens the bowels, leads to chronic
constipation. Get Doans Regulets.
They operate easily, tone the stomach,
cure constipation.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-24
Easy to Believe.

An English sexton in making his
report Of burials is explicit to COM
mendable degree. For instance, such
entries as this occur: Died, John
Green, male; aged three days; un-
married"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-24

"My child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. | applied DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. The pain ceased
aud the child sank into a restful sleep.
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Hanson, Hamburg,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-07-24

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets
you crazy. Can't bear the touch of your
clothing. Doan's Ointment cures the
most obstinate cases. Why suffer. All
druggists sell it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
BAD POLITICIANS ONLY
OPPOSED TO STATEMENT |
Debauchery, Bribery, Treason of People
and Every Other Legislative Crime
In Fight to Down Peoples Right
to Name u. S. Senator

tions for the support Of state insti-
tutions held up, practically chaos
ana revolution, with the Eldridge
bloch with It's women aud wine AMI
touch of high life thrown Ia on the
side What fair minded citizen OF
Oregon, who has any regard for the
good name of this state and It's civic
virtue would care To go back TO
these scenes. ana To this system?
There being NO election Ia 1897
the governor of the state appointed
the late Hon. Henry W Corhett as
United States senator. This gentle
man, "A man who has made great
success Ia commercial life and in
many other fields. accepted this ap-
pointmont aud went TO Washington
with credentials from the governor
of this state, and was undoubtedly
humillatyd, To say nothing about the
tremendous strain upon this old
man, by being refused hir seat by
the United States senate.
Al the extra session of the legls-
lature In 1888, MI Corbett was
again a candidate, when another bit
Ger contest ensnod which resulted
In much an feeling aud bitterness
throughout the state OF Oregon It
finally ended IN Mr. Corhett with
drawing aud in the election of Hon.
Joseph simon, who however made
an excellent, honorable ANA credl-
table senator
old Machine Methods again.
I'm 1891 the old machine methods
We're revived again In the state OF
oregon. Nr Corbett being caudl-
date ana senator Mcbride being
candidate for reelection. This con-
test continued 40 DAYS, resulting In
the greatest corruption aud demor-
aliEatlon, aud ended In the election
of senator Mitchell at u o'co'ck
on the evening Of the las, day OF
the sc5slon
Il Is matter OF common know
ledge that some men could have re-
oeived as high as $4,000 to SIS
0oo apieee for their votes during
this contest, TO SAY nothing about
the trades aud corruption In the dis
trioation OF the federal oflees and
patronage. personally know OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31

The brst annual Salem Horse faiI
silI ne pUlled off Saturday and all
he Fine horses in this part of the
.iszrs wc1l be here on that date. A
comm tree was out yesterday engog-
ing All rhe surplus stalls to be found
an ths city and between two and
ahrce. hundred were secured.
n ~ estimated that there will be
n gsa,rter OF million dollars worth
OF nne horse Resh in the city on that
fzrs. and Col. Page will lead the
grand procession promptly at 10
O'Clock on Court street The horse
men viii have the freedom Of the
city. and Mayor Rodgers has ordered
tho paved portion of that street
cleaned every day ANA II VIII be
washed as clean as ball room floor
Saturday morning. and all tratic
kept of until the parade. lt Is tie
intention TO have II 80 that ladie1
and all can walk ON the whole street
without soiling their footwear or
clothing. At least ten thousand peo-
Pile win be IN the city TO see the
show.
Three bands have been engaged
40 furnish mmsic on that day and al
transportation lines grant reduced
rates To- the Salem Horse show
I,eal Estate Men Act.
a meeting of the real estate mon
OF Salem was held last evening IN
the rooms of the board OF trade for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
Program and Exhibits.

Parade OF all animals exhibiting
at 10 a. m. Premium winners parade
at y. m.
Awarding committees will begin
Judging at II a. m. Announcements
will be made propmtly.
Championship winners will be
barred from showing In individual
classes, except as one of a pair or
In three and four horse teams.
Parades, Judging and all exhibit
ing to be done on business streets.
Court street Will be used as judg-
ing arena.
Prizes awarded In the arena will
be indicated by the following colors:
Blue. first prize red, second; white.
third.
No animal deemed unworthy shall
be awarded a prize. nor shall a prize
% withhold for lack of competition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
ny oeoree c. nrownen.

n there any legitimate argument
aEagnst Statement No H. Do we
asE1n 10 80 back tn tn old contests
IN which senators have been elected
In tho states of the United States,
ana winch have brought lasting dis
gncu ana dishonor upon men other
wise Standing high la their different
states Rnd communitiesg
~ ls conceded that the congress
of the United States aud the states
YIN not make ANY change tn the
constitution of the United States
relative 20 the method OF eleeting
DATED States senators; the only
way that change can be brought
aboul rs under some such system as
now exists In the state OF Oregon.
senator bourne was elected United
States senator in a quiet. peaeeable
and moral way refleoting great
credit upon it and upon the people
of 1he state of oregon.
bfctNrr of Dcploplhle Corruption.
On the other hand, under the old
machine system. look back To the
eontest OF 1895. contest which con
timlei 40 days and 40 nights Mon
~ IVES used many were Intoxicated
and drunk around the capital and
hotels. patronage waa trDded on
votes were hought and men stand
ing hlgh in the state resorted Go an
kinds of corruption and immoral ac,
tiVilN Ca hiring success 20 a partlcu-
Mar Individual, whom they cham
pioned This In the capital of a
Hreet state
What kind of lesson are such
methods pn3 examples 90 the hun
dreds OF young mon who frequent
che legislative halls during the sea-
sion OF the legislature. 10 say moth
ms of the demomuzing influence
oTon the individuals who are direct
participants In such methods aud
proeeedinss
Look back az the holdup session
oI 1891 Recall the strife. the cor
vuption, the broken promises. the
bribery rractioed ON both sides. leg.
ksnsuon absolutely retarded for 90
anyss one branch OF the legislature
haliipe 10 orsaplse and sppFoprla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
e FURNISHERS

This of Itself concluslvely shows
thPt the special. monied and aristo-
cratic class Interests OF the United
States. including tho corporations
In Portland, Oregon. and elsewhere
In this state. are lined up TO man
United States senators. Such being
the case, is It not wise for the COM
mon people OF the state and the
thinking people of the state to con-
c'nde from this. that it Is their duty
10 take the opposite course. and sup
port with all their power the system
rtpres anted by Statement No. 1?
l. Is claimed that this DESTROYS
party organization and that Dem
ocart might be elected TO the United
States senate from Oregon. This Is
not any answer nor argument
against Staten ant No. 1. TIE
theory OF our government Is that the
people shall rule and are masters
and have sovereign power, II in a
state like Oregon, that has safely
from 25,O0O to $4,000 Republican
majority, the Republicans go 10 the
ballot box and vote for a Democrat,
he. ought TO be elected and ought
to be given the ONCE on the prin-
eiple that the majority should rule.
BLOW IN Old System.
Is II not a fact that all the cor
ruption by Legislatures in the way
OF special privileges has taken place
under the old system? II such is a
fact. then why not strike a blow at
the old systetm by letting the peo-
pie elect their own senator To the
United States senate. and make him
directly responsible to the people in
stead of 10 two or three banks, rail-
roads and the Standard Oil COM
pany, who as a whole. directly or
Indirectly, always have and always
will under the old system, control a
OF the legislature.
Is il not a fact that special priv
iieses, hlgh tariff and franchises Tor
the benefit of the few. have been
causing so much agitation and dis
clsslon throughout the United States
are largely the result of the old sys-
tenn OF government in existence in
the different states OF the United
States?
Is II not fact. and Is IL not hu-
man nature that a man who wants
10 go 10 the senate OF the United
States, no matter how honest he
wishes 10 be. as he advances. more !
or less prostitutes himself and sub
serves the large corporations and he
machine in order TO achieve his am
hition.
The reason why he has 10 do this /
IS simply because in every state of 4
the union, these large corporate in
terests control, either directly or in
directly, either the state organiEa-
lion of the dominant party are a suf-
neent number OF the members OF
The legislature to be able 10 elect OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31

the purpose OF arranging and provid-
ing for the reception of the visiting
real estate men from Portland.
About so of the dealers from that
place will arrive in Salem on the 1
O'Clock train Saturday. They come
to attend the horse show and to get
I'm closer touch with the local men.
It was decided that the real estate
men should uphold Salem's reputa-
tion for hospitality by showing the
visitors good time during thei,
short sojourn I'm the Capital City,
and to that end committee was APP
pointed. consisting of the following
real estate men,. Messrs. Sims,
Holder. Poisal and Wilson.
Another committee on ways and
means was named, consisting of
Messrs. Latham. Fisher and Wilson.
Entries and Specified Rates.
Entries we're received yesterday
from Aurora. Corvallis, Dallas, Sill
yerton. Stayton and Woodburn.
The Southern Pacific railroad has
granted a stock transportation rate
OF ono fare going, and return free,
upon presentation of a certificate o;
exhibition signed by the secretary Of
the show.
The Oregon city Transportation
company grants a rate of $2.5O per
head each way for competing stock,
this rate extending as TAR rs Coryal-
lis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
!:E:' :;;: NIS|
lAs0o09SGessssasA HOUSE -EURNLSHERs 49,
luptly on a par with Pennsylvania.

ruptly on a par with Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island and Delaware?
Look down along the line of
namcs OF those who are active
against Statement 40. 1 and see AZ
YOU do not notice that nearly every
one of them Is what is commonly
called mach'n politician. Take
the gang az Portland who want 10
destroy Statement No. and see if
they are not al members OF the old
machine who have got together for
$40 higher purpose than TO destroy
this % medy of pure and clean
lection OF the United States sena-
to:s.
TIick~tcrs O"poSe Statement.
Go into the county seat OF every
county of this state. and who are the
men who are fighting Statement No,
~ Good men, undoubtedly, but they
are fellows who do not know what
popular government means aud who
have no sympathy with the idea of
the common people being sovereign
or being capable OF electing United
States senators,
IL is observed that nearly every
individual who profits by machine
politics and who has prohted by
them In the past. is loudly opposed
10 Statement No. L. There is not a
corporation In the state Of Oregon
nor franchise holder, nor any Of
the special privilege class. but what
are opposed TO the Statement No. I
ana want TO go back 10 the good old
days Of 1895. the hold-up time OF
1897 and the election OF 1901.
The politician sees that his or
portunitv 20 crafty greed and self
ishness is out of his reach when the
election of the United States sena-
tor Is left 10 the public II destroys
the opportunity which comes from
the corruption OF the 80 members OF
the legislature. with their chances
for political trade, patronage and
appropriations. as against the lOO.-
ooo votes i'm tho state Of Oregon.
\ Few Pointed Questions.
Why Is 10, Y inquire. that the
Standard OH comn1ny. the Missouri
Pacific Railroad company and these
other great lines n transportation.
that reach throuoh the different
states, always 'iro lp directly against
the primary Paw rnd popular elec-
'i"n hy the paon.o of the United
Ststes senator's II Statement No.
ana ITS meth"@' and system aud
purposes ar' wrong, why is IL
'nat such SON. as Chauncey NJ
"epeN' ha'i'' Texas, Aldrieh.
VINO represent special interests
on the moor 40 United States
senate end s'"~' skins, who repre-
sehts the Mo- and coal baron
syndicate in the -enate OF the United
states are always opposed TO the
popular election by the individual
voters Of the United States senatorss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31

defeat any person who viii na
and bend 10 their wishes ini
along what they call consuI
lines. but what IN reality & 4
the bidding OF these grea, nj
the same as Aldrlch. RlkIH /
Carter. Bailey OF Texas Of Sii,
OH fame, and many Others haI
compelled 10 do In order 10 4
tain their seats.
People the Remedy.
Therefore, what other rna
there 10 protect the people a
for the people 10 retain ll'
that they now have In the ~
Oregon under Statement No
elect at the ballot box a naa
they want TO represent them
senate OF the United Stale
thereby hold him responslof
public. and not make him l's
he IS responsible, not TO me
hut 10 AZ members of he lesa
assembly Of Oregon, vAl@
largely been set up and pas
power by the combination
porate interests,
The real truth is' that GU
hcer. If we want good so''
from the President down 70
BILE. should be elected al ''
box By popular vote Of 'l'
This is the remedy ID 1
opinion and judgment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
QUARTER OF A
MILLION OF HORSE
FLESH TN SALEM ON
NEXT SATURDAY
Parade On Coprt Street Begins Promptly At Ten O'clock
Street VIII Be Cleared of Traffic aud Hosed Off
AS Clean AS Bali Room Floor

Entries should be made as early
in the week as possible, in order to
avoid confusion on show day. and
especial stress is laid upon the neces-
slty of preparing to take care of the
crowd which Is sure to be in attend
ance.
The Southern Pacific company
gives one and a third rate from all
points btween Eugene and Portland
to Salem horse fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31

one mcn on the last evening OF the
sesslan who was paid 500 for each
vote that he cat and was kept un-
der the influence OF liquor 10 de-
morallze hi, mind and to destroy his
conscience.
This man was O representative Il
the people OF this state and took an
oath TO support the constitution ana
the laws OF the state OF Oregon. aud
yet, under the corruptlng influence
OF this old rotten machine system
and method of electing Unitei
Sirtes SENATOR this man lost an
the self respect and an regard for
his duty aud as soon az the can
would be called and he had voted,
he would Leave his seat. walk in'o
the cloak room and get his 500 In
paper money and an extra drink OF
whiskoy, and return 10 oontinle
soryins the people OF great state
in .his manner and way,
This is only one instance, There
Is another instance of where mans
vote on that night was chonged from
one candidate 20 another hy o prom
incnt federal Office holder stepping
up TO him on the door ~ the h1us p
and guaranteeing him sa5o0 in
ca3a, and thus got his vote for rhe
other candidate.
\ common thing TO do aud which
was done a. every session. was the
voting away OF the taxpayers and
the people money In establishing
new judicial districts, new normal
schools and any other new or old
thing that would swell up the senN-
etor or representative from that par
ticuiar district. so tina, his vote
could be obtained and he could go
back 70 his constituents AMI point
with pride aud demand a re-election
because he had got $4,000 for
normal school m hl- town.
These are only few instances
amongst a greet many that could he
recalled if necessary ia DO SO. Ia
Il m the system OF electing United
Stctes senators by and through
Statcu,nt 40, I this Is an OBJ
Waited, these temptations 20 commit
Ia great crime agains, c'yu govern
ment aud civic virtue cannot pos
h,y take place.
is not this ana this alone. suf-
hcrut argumenJ TO convince amy man
who Is not mnusnoed by greed ana
sellishness that it is his duty 10
himself aud to the state 10 /,hold
the system which Statement No.
stands for and 10 strike down the
old system By letting the people
elect the United States senator by
and through Statement No. -
Who are the real men who are
behind this anti-Slstement No. I
movement Are they not as a rule
men who have. directly OF Indirectly.
profised by the old machine system
aud who have made thls state. on
the subject aud line OF electing
United States senators, sand cor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
FISH BY MILLION
HAVE BEEN |
HATCH

Omitted Press LEASED I" \
Seattle. Wash AaI'l ~
ing the hscal year enalls !.
tween 65.OOO,OOO and
salmon EGGS have been ~.
nurturcd by h-h ha'el'.... ..'
state of Washinston
the number OF 2,ooo.o.. "A
taken and several m''.'' y.
backs. steelaeai' aao 80 4
have been batehei and -. - \
OF an the species 'Ae /.
ana chinook varieties ''' 4
ioritv The numesT
in washington
this year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
p,ovc,es and other A''-
Notice.

The roundmas'er ! :. Fl
10 arrest violatoFs q y ~
nanoes in the ms'''' -.
and and, any ANA all O'hs'. :.
eur. call AMI pa, 'sscoEs
your dog So
s-2S-SL
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-24
THE ONLY COMPANY THAT HAS
COMPLIED.

The Union Health and Accident
Company is the only home institu-
tion that has complied with the new
law by depositing with the State Of
Colorado ONE HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS as a guarantee that
the rights Of the policy holders will
be protected. There are many COM
panies soliciting business whose re-
sources are less than three hundred
dollars, and more than twenty Of them
have failed during the past few years.
1t would appear that thSre is no
chance Of their success. In view of
the fact that the people have their
choice Of strong or weAk concern.
the cost Of insuring being the same.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-24
CARD OF THANKS.

| desire to thank the hind friends
for the assistance they SO Kindly rem
dered me through the sickness and
death Of our little son. Joseph Wes.
ley.
MR.. AND MRS. ANDREW J. YOUNG
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-24
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the many friends
and also the members OF the Arapahoe
Lodge G.. u. o. OF o. F. for their kind
ness in our recent bereavement.
MRS. DENNIS BURNS,
MRS. B. X. BRUCE.
FAMILY.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-24
.IIpIdyI ., ,somIy dn 2lEaS

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SuIsq sSA u eosld Isq,ous ~ suqA
sssx 7ssJ AXIS 10 s,si eV, ~ fSAS
uIoA ssA mo,,oq su, auVod enc "
'QSuoI, sIu, 10 uo,,oq sU uI 1soA
~ soIoJ sIqslspvsuoo 10 sluslIno sis
sIsq, ,sul punoJ ussG ssy u mo1'oq lsa
-uSQo eq1 10 spSw ussQ sAvV 7sQ, s1sA
It's eq, q,IA uoposuuoo NJ 'puslsil
o. puvpoos wolJ lsuun, suIismqns
= ,onI,suoo o, uonIsodold svl a u
o, ps3osIIp ussq Aou ,snl sSV uopus1.
Nv 'smoV3sJ stI o. ooE EuoIJ o. uAot
spus21s pus swoQ1sJ x,qSls o, k,usAes
10 Q,dsp oSsisAs ~ MIA 'wo,,oQ vas
IsAst kIsAnvIvduoo = 10 1no &ldIsus
1no u II yes QspI.sQ} 10 psq sQ, n
qSnoI3 deep y xsAoEsD 10 INN sV'
10 $500 eQ1 no exp 3ioJnssa suL
'<,iseiano s4xo NeInss1
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-24
R,e, Staple Koran Food

Rice Staple Koran Food.
In Korea breakfast, dinner and sup
per are always the same. the staple
being rice. The cultivation Of their
rice fields takes up most Of tLe time
Of most Koreans.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-01-24

District Given Over to Lawyers.
Chancery Lane. London, Is occupied
almost entirely by lawyars and the
tradesmen who cater to their needs.
During the long vacation" there II
hardly any trafhc upon Il