OREGOyjlIST
Entered at the rostoffice at St. Helen.
Oregon. second-clas. mail matter.
Issoko BvttnY DAY Bv
B. H. FLAGO.
Editor and raoraiKToa.
Suascatrrtoti Ratks
$1.50
One year. - 75
Sis months
a.lvrrtUinir rate made known on appH
S5T 55l notice JScenU per fine.
. .Hc-t rt CocaT OrrlcMa
t . . m..p1,1 District Judge
Thomas A. McBride AUornc,
U. L. Hedges. "
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THIS IS NO LIE
childish and has .cowardly sound. Such
suit would last lor yew. enu
ple r to be called npon to paw judg-
nn kAitiinr p 11 1 Lit 11 ii w."-"--
three moutha-for lie ha distinctly said
.. . 1- 111 1 n n 1.11101 at 111a n
primaries and that he would submit to
the decision ol the voters ol hli party
then and to the popular venues ai
poll, neat June It !
the people who have frequently honored
... id. riaht to be acquainted
lll.u u. vl.
with tUt tact, and Mr. neuej,
.-.i- . ia now called upon to
substantiate It. The Mitchell letter to
n .11 u ...4niilla of different coo
elusions, and ia not. In luelf, any lruot
of corruption on the pari 01 Benaioi
Fulton. The uregonian, w
be aald to be unduly friendly to Senator
inkM thia view ol the eae, and
call, upon Heney to "make food."
1, i. a nuinmnllllUDOn MM""
ton's part aud baa a ring of truth. He
risk, everything upon hi sonny w w
vince the peopte ot hi truth and luteg
rlty, aa be will eland no thow whstevel
if Heney provee hie charge agawn hum.
It, on the other hand, Senator Fulton
demonstrate hU iunoaence of any oon-
aciou. wrong doing, hli vindication win
make him hosts of IrlemW. and it will
be hard tor any coiupetitlor to defrai
him. -
Mr during the Inclement weather of the
aulv fall. Ft yoor OWU "
Z&itJ w.U be , might, -.Ml.
. . Th rtramn (air I iy
come u mriH. -
. .. .ml mnortalit of
IHr ne mv" """' . ,
ny held on the Initio Owl, and the
a I milt. IMF LIllll MW
lcauae 1U dau. cllict !
other Utile aJiowt In the ram
west.
Quewr Arithmwtw
Once there ww a town on the bank,
ol a wr.,u river, and in
tUu-if ul public building that had been
iuwneytribubyy
peo,.l. cl the entire county. The people
Pf: . Teddy would .ay.
de.'n.hed'Moget the bnUdingaud very
.... 1.. immum at that parucular
CAyd'ithavemuchetob.
theML
Z . . ..1 .k. iiwni. aa condition pre-
naa aao ... ...
,,o the building ot the edifice.
. . 11 tr,rt of around to be
fll n over themeive iu
"i .rihnt. for that purpoae.
But the mogule, a. u.ual. had a great
. . 1 ii.n lore.iiht ana
deal more ninuoi. - . .
Z not think that the W ingM
... . m Profuse In ITrom-
Iws prior to the con.tmctloo of the Ed
, . . ..i. k.wt, Parimonioua in
1 DOR vtJ ti iu . - -
p,rr,u,ance after the Big Building wall
on. So they waited nniuaiwr
, t T.-..J tho Comer Stone and
the Big Band from the Metropolis bad
dtp n -d out the voice of the Great
Sinter end the Multitude had been led
ii ik. ntti.r .fotiil. ot enihuaiasin
anu n
. . ..t the oeople of the
town had got down to their u.ual basu
for the coneiderattotl 01 pouuc .....
and then tlie Wle G.iebo. aaid unto
tbe people: "Verily, ilyoo willdonate to
thi. .-..n.monwealth crrtam 1U and
part of lot. fronting and adjacent to
the M.gn.ficieut Temple, we. a. Cus
todians ot the People'. InUresta, and in
order that the Architec oral iem may
have an appropriate letting, will appro
priate of the common revenues .ufficient
. hroad hlirhway and park,
with paved etreeu, cement sidewalks.
,i h.n(iful founUin whose pris
matic rays shall be ot sufficient beauty
to shed sunshine upon me m""
mistic Day." Then did the Common
Council, a servants of the people, re
spond freely to tha i-hes of the court
and purchase trom certain
at the highest market price, the greater
porti. n of the desired domain. Then
. also did the wise (ifbo, with their
usoal foresight, sell d convey unto a
certain firm of Brothers, an old relic
which in former timis had served the
people as a temple
And right here, tocome down to every
day Enullsb, is where they made the
mHake. becamte if tuey nan uirown me
old thing into ttw river or torn it down
and burned it into nlies. and scattered
tbe a-hes to tbe four winds of the earth,
that there might be no further remem
brance f the dodgastedold hulk, they
,M fnr nnre have done a smart thing-
A. it was, the Distinguished Brothers
got into a racket with the Municipal
Wi Men, and the whole gang ot them
hav got such stiff necks that you
cooldn'tbend them with a top maul,
and :h. Wise Gazebos of the Connty,
havh g made an older that the building
ahouid be moved within a ceruin time,
have run out ot aanii, and dare not ett
forc their own decree so long as they
are u,.sed to the wishes of the Dis
tinguished Brothers.
Aud there you aro.
MR. FULTON'S LETTER
number ol the Univer
sity ol Oregon Bulletin, a copy ol which
. . . . .1 I full tlfV.
haa jual oeen receivwu,
scription ol the correspondence courwee
that are now being om-rea oy oe u...-
eersity. Tltrf courses are arrangeo
especially lor teacher, stuttsnta pirimr-
ing lor college or university, "
clubs, teacher's group., granges, home
makers. The University tnlenos 10 auu
additional courses in Economics, PohU--.1
bUnm. Illstorv.EnuUsh Literature,
Technicsa lVawing. Civil Engineering
Education and others, as its rrsonrvr.
n,lt The nirresnoodence work baa
met with a hearty reception throughout
the state. More than two nnnurea
dents enrolled f the vsrioos courses
during the past month. S
r
iu. .tivk eoes UP a oent tbe
whol.-le price of meat Is advanced IS
1 i.. ..111 iirira Irota a went
oeuis, h 1 ----- ,
. .. ...... t 1 cents. Ha
when the operation Is reversed, as at
" .... 1 .ml I cent deel lns en
live stock are aocomnled by ball cent
wluctlon. on the wiioiea..- k-
which whltllee the decline uow w
, ...n How can you
ing on i 1-.- -- ,i..
...-I... m rut R an entire
peel your iw.w 'v- . ,
cent trom his price when be I-
half as much reduction trom
if... ii.u .r Lha meal conus
W. do nol say that the flguree are pre
, , ... ...i..J nrevenllng the dv
Cise, uov wis r - . .
.1..... kMninir In i.roeonlou witn
U,. advances has constituted the great
method of making Uie margin .--
.; .. ....I ttuw mill to "
I IT. mr..- -
.uuier greater than ever belure.
. ...1. .i.va' notice many
ny givma . aiiln't
poeitor. dlv.rl JjJjSl
want to remove r'TZZ
aplai-ewhsreltlssaieam. -
teres t.
The Pare ree4 U
wiisnn says. "One ol the
,T ,.. 1.-, 1. Infurm the m-
SJaTsi.---'J-:
. . saisAiltllll, til a,llllvw's
,ul,e. ins. - -. M-H
oplom. UKirpn."-. .
le drug, be stateu on m - -SirBTh.m.nu.actr.r.ef
C an
. . . -l l.h.vaalwavS "
that their rcmily did nt contahi
. 1 drus. ana me
,7. claltu is no- Mt P- -
.. ... .1..... 1. m.de on the mwi.
mention oi i"" - - 7 - ,i4m. i-,i
This remedy Is not oniy on." -T-JT'
but the best in use n cu. - -
IIS vaiiw r- - :
,ln during the many year. U ha. be
in general use. sale oy . j.
Ing.dmggLt.
STATED A1IB. 01
RAINIER, ORE. I
CAPITALlJg.ooo I
Vnr per cent Interest pi4
on saving deposits. Intarsst
mnpMtnded sml-snnusll,
March 1 ami Meptember U
W. n. LOTTMAN, Casiimt
C oltectlofis Made -f DrafU lsai
Columbia Connty Ban;
I)c General Banking,
principal CorresponiUtiis
i 1
IMrst Nail onal lhink, I'urtlai4, Ossm
llanowr National Bant, New Vi
Wm. M. K0S8, Proprieboc,
8T. IIKI.r.Pi witri.
A CHANGE OF FRONT
Ttia Oreeonian. after declaiming loud
ly against rings, seems now to regret
the passing away of the political rings
that ruled Oregon lor so many yeara
The direct primary law, it declares, has
.iw.ii.hMl nutlea. and it seems to regret
the abandonment of the old eoovention
m. hr.1. iwl of course the Dalit upu-
mist echoes tbe Oregonlan'e plslnt, and
thereby proves Itseir to be a peesimuK.
Cheer up. Things sre not so bad as vou
seem to think, and, notwithstanding
,.n. awriioa to the contrary, we are
folly as lible to secure good men as pub
lic officials as we were under We rotten
old convention aystera. H was a regu
larly called couvetition thai nouiinateo
Mr. Furnish, and he wasknitedtodeath
by the men who failed to manipulate
that convention. There was nothing
creditable about the method einp'oyed
by either faction, either then or in any
of the conventions that have been held
! ii. Oregon in the Pt twenty years.
Thr is no truth In the statement that
the direct primary method of nominat
in is ono4)ei tolenitimatepartisansliip;
but it is opposed to bossisiu and it may
he that it reduces the power 01 a par
thst atlemots to dictate Itie nomina
tions. A candidate mut go direct to
il. oeonle. In the good old days when
the Mitchell gang or the Corhett gang
..n ton the ItossesuicUted everything.
So man In Oregon could apire tothe
legislature or even to a local county
niTice unless be bud the consent of
the boss. The direct piimary system
put an end to all this and if a young
man desires a career in politics It Is as
open to him as to any other aspirant.
The officers are no longer personal prop
erty to be sold to the brightest bidder,
and the Orvironlan at one time, when it
was rejoicing In the success ol Willis
Dunniwsy, seemed to recoginze this
fact. It stated distinctly that under the
old boss-ruled convention system Mr.
Uuniway would have had no cuance lor
for success aud eioressed gratification
that at last he was able to get before
the people. What is the reason for the
change? The Mist dm not pretend to
posHMi the gift of prophtcy but it think.
it safe to say the people will never sur
render either the direct primary or
Statement No. 1.
Household HinU
nx 1... Uver caks So, l-U' cup ol
butter, hi cup ol suiiar, one egg. H cup
of milk, 1". cup ot uour, su . -.......
. h-ki... nnwder (or one tea
spoon 1 .
apoonful each ol soda and cream (
tar!er) mit amt spreu "
IWka for thirty miimt"..
Chocolate layer cake So. 3- 2S cn
ol butter. I cupful sugar, yolks of three
eggs, and whites of 2. .', cup of milk.
1 1 ....... Hour and 3 teaspoons ui
ing powder, bake in three layers; pre
oare chocolate in the usual way and
spread. J
? u.w Va 1 lh. ol hotter. I
pound of p-stry flour, 8 eggs, cups ol
white sugar, ? cup ol milk, 2 small tea-
...i. r klnif nowder. Hake in
layers In s quick oven ; wbeudone .pred
1. irte louowinK u. ...
B)U two cups ot sugar and one smsll
cup of water together until ll maasw
add the erated yellow riud
and Juice of 2 lemons, and 4 well beaten
1.1 .11 vk iiwftlierlna custard,
F(3 MCI s - sbj
boil until thick. This is a delicious
eake.
When using carbonate of soda for
caks alwaya stir it into the num. wnirn
should he tepid.
v..r throw awav old matting for If
well beateu and thoroughly cleaned, it
can be 1U under carpwia and will pre
serve them.
PEACOCK FLOUR
13 THE BEST
11 .l.m'i know thi. to I a
fact I will prove it to J""- Yo,
neod not even buy a sacs um.i
yonareconvlacvJ.
M. V. UIVA I
tt-hi niutine a small tu'key la'lcn a
sheet Ol white paper, well buttered, over
the breast with amall skewers, mis
it from ir-ttlng burnt and
dry while the rest ol the bird t. cooking.
tu.f..re mittinir milk Into a .au.-e pan,
lw,lt r.i.idlv a lew siionfulB of water,
ln.t enough to cover the botlotn ol tne
pan, and il will never burn, however
not the lire.
Manv a nerson's belict in their supert
or wisilom makes a foul of them.
We pay Interest on Time Deposit.
. ... . .1 i.
Columbu Lwny w
Lasse hkeelder Cared
I..... shoulder Is usually caused by
.liMiinatisni ol the muscles snd quUkly
yields to a lew applications of Chamber
lain's Pain Ba iu. Mrs. f . It. Mcr.i
lir.i.ton. New Brnnswlrk. wrilse:
"Having been tnul.led lor ime time
iili a oain In my lull shoulder, I de
cided to give Chamberlain's I'aln Balm
a trial, with the result thai I got prompt
relief For sale by A. J. Iteming
r ggil. .
If it ia alt the same to Uncle Kara the
jacklce would prefer to I oniuiaiwlwl
by the paymaster rather than the il-ator,
THE MIST OFFICE
for the beat in Je
Printing. Peuikalar
People Pleated. . ..
sja. an wage.
PHYSICIAN & SURCFi
sr. ukums. 1 t oatuc
jja.H. a. curr.
PHYSICIAN & SURGE
ST UtUtHS OSIOOJ.
AIJ)VV1 A KIIKRWOOD I
1
I'so.ar aas ao Keastsssi i
HsaMS "' st alt ! as '
rail, raoaess vot !. f
miKits, .... i
An Electric Incubator
lf.,n. C. V. Fulton's open letter ap-
penrs n the Mist this week, and our
reader w ill adroit that il is an own and
couiageousdocument. Mr. Heney'sonly
an--r s that lie witl make goo.l in
due tune. It is "lue time" now an 1
Ibni-v should at once proceed to prove
his ;?. The assertion that SeiitiU)r
Filiton can prosecute Collier's or the
American Magazine for libel if their
published iuftrences are nut coreect l
It is expected that the 1008 fair will
te held during the week of September
IMS). The dates bsve nol yet oeen ttef
inite ly decided on as it is desire I to nol
conflict with any dates that the North
IMcific Racing and Fair Circuit may
arrange for, and in this matter it is
hoped that the Orison board will show
some independence and fix its date for
such a time when the hist weather con
ditions and greatest altendiinco will be
insured. It Is shout time to Stop this
toadying to a lot of nee-horse managers
and thereby take the risk of holding the
An .Irrlric Incubator lias been intro
duced In Europe, theoperailon of which
I. said to be stlended by surer results
than other methods, lor tlie reas.10 1111
il is capable ol Dnor edjustineut as far
as heating and ventilation are concern
ed. One of the most dilllcult features
of artificial poultry breeding la a pror
..u.nlv of fresh air. Iu th electrical in-
cubator air Is supplied from underneath,
tlie entering fresh air coming in contact
ilhths eg t after being preheated by
special radiators. This ventilation is
controlled by opening a variable extent
it,, lateral slide fixed at the lop of tlie
arxratus. It should b remeinlH-rrd
that ventilation play, the part of main-
lalnine the life ot the germ. While an
ample supply ol fresh air, therefore, is
extremely valuable for the development
of Hi. ei-rm. stir excess of ventilation
will prove detrimental j in fact the sur
nl... air will exert a (Irviiiu action on
e' - -
the contents of the egs. In this incu
bstor the matter of ventilation and best
ing work, automatically.
Hank FosilUhaeaa.
"When attacked by a cough or cold,
or when your thr.wt is sore, II Is lau
fooHshiieM to take any other medicine
than Vt. King's Sew Discovery," say
C. O. lildridge, Empire, ia. "I have
usril New liKovcry seven year aud I
know it is the lest remedy on earth tor
coughs and colds, croup, and all throst
and lung troubles. My children are sub
ject to croup, hut New lHscovery quickly
cures everv attack." Known the world
over as King of throat and lung remedies.
Sold under guarantee by lloulton, Iirrt
Island, VYarrrn and iVappooae dralcrs.
Mlcandtl.OU. Trial bottle free.
Steamer Iral(
IUII.UO AU T1MK.
... ...... .Htet Sr
1 .)H Minw .iit . .
lao.l. M S a , M 4.palM
rta'li l.llBlls .
M,, sunt" SI t. Hliu Ml I
hmm lit Fast rrtii
FOR fOlHAKO DAIlt
IHiKTUMt LASUINO. TaTVf
Hcisntists have discovered that Ne
York Cliv rests ulsm a lasd of imrtisla.
It has always bran known the Inunda
tion was red.
Florida has elected s William J, I'.rv
an to the United States Senftls. AI-
thmigh his name Is blown in the itollle
he li not the gciium-i article.
A Higher llenllu l.eyel
"Have reached a higher health level
I since I began using Dr. King's New
Life I'ills, "write Jacob Springer, ot
West rranklin, Maine. "They keep my
stomach, liver and bowels working just
right." If these pills dissapoint you on
trial, money will lie refunded at lloulton,
Warren, Scappooie, aud Deer Island
dealers, 2-jc.
Ml
Ana
ORECJJi
UNION PACITh
A Cure for Mlserr.
"I bsve fouud a cure for the misery
malaria rirtMlt.ria " kiv. li M .fnt.t. .f
Iiuellrn, S. C, "It's called I'.teclrle
ltttd-ra. unit fv.mr l.t Rll Iu.IiIm. Il
breaks up a caw of chills or a billions
attack in allium 1111 tune ;inl It puts yel
low iuiuilii;e clean out of commisalon."
Thi great tonic medicine and blood
purifier gives quick relief in all stomach,
liver and kidney complaint 1111. 1 the mis
ery lit lulue tmrW iiml. ,r.iii.
by lloulton, Wartcn, ScapjsMtse and lrer
iiiinti iiriiier.
Congress will I expected to aeltlu the
currency trouble before taking up the
profound question of nutiuiony In
bullets.
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