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Newspaper Page Textw -v 1 i ; C ' ' i i' i . . .4 4 i " ,1 i f: - . i H : 1 " ff 0;: .J -: ft t , v t : , ,, 4 - . . i ........ I I Nllll IS RiAV BE INCKtAStt) - By ANDREW D. HHITC. I v. v A" ' I former Ambassador I to Russia a.id Germany V . ' I 5 j - 4 ompanuivc logislatkm. At proscut what law is. Thov sliovild toaoli wouKl in -Trrnirin -.,.!.!. .1. ot lu twvntv or twontv-fivo fore- aK, NVUAT LAW OUGHT TO BE. Fellow ships, ii iM.Kislul, wouUl attract yonng men, who tbrir iM'.ow cituons. Another result would lo to ..... i J...J- train voutu; men l.T posiuot.s exeeutive, vgisuuivo una juu-i.u linpro'viMucnt in law voukl bo slow, but SUKE, and a tondencj wouKl ensue to houi. pouchy ef the law. Zvly ?eeoiul proposal would bo the establishment of professorships of coiV.paratho admiiiistration of itistitutions, publie, ponal, correc tive, c:ccmo?ynr.ry and srr.iul. What sonic of them now arc our newspapers tell us from time to time, TO OUK SHAME. Third r.stablish nroiossorsliips and fellowships in international law for the best development intellectually and of conscience of our vour.s men. Our co,.s;:h;r service is now next to tho largest in th vorldar.d we r.ccd a Iar:vr preivrffon of trained men. j.'ilUrti. 15.. ; ;v,;.-,- ( r twonty-tivo professorships and fel bw''.s ,f o . :' ei', iii.-ation and of political ethic. The . , , ; " .,.. ,v-c TT7m-t?T.-5s tv riviT.TZA. J w s houki te to tn'iv -u.i- i i..A...- - huion of civilization. TlllV -l; t r Fif-Ju Add. e-ial-lishcd professorships and fellowship ' . ... i. i i r a 1 in the hist, r .- t i the l i.itcd b:.;tcs. lUat wouui pronioto cnuguwncu patriotis-.n ar.d wovd.l stitv.v.lato many to join in public service, enhance what is best in L-i.huiou and polity, and it would filter down to the V eerie at large. ! . n I would summon aid of literature and letters ; would employ a person fit to illustrate by the voice by merely reading, as Richard son read the masterpieces of literature, our finest poenis and ora tions. rrM'ossors raiirht well follow such a reading by lectures that tear to'rieecs and AXALYZE those gems. Add music and art and cran if vo rler.se to vottr university curriculum. IIov V:.ucii will thU cct ? It would bo large, say $12,000,000 or 14 i'i00 000 sav ti.c-i-vot.-.toth as much as a tunnel would cost 10 got peopk in the r-isc gome large gifts made .iirccy. THERE ARE SXVEHAL MEN ABLE TO MAKE THE GIFTS OUT I1WFD S:GLY. AND WILLING TO DO SO, NO DOUBT, IF THEY COULD EE PERSUADED THAT THEY WOULD BE WELL BESTOWED. I weu.d select t;.i competent men, who data as to the inst.ituts First National lianU PRINEVILLE. B. h. ALLEN W. WURZWEILER-A'm rrMi- T. M. BALDWIN .CuhIiI.-i TraunarH a ni-rl liukl hiuluoi. ApcmnU k' Milijwl l rhi'. k. Kvi'limw a 11 on rnrlltml, su Krmii l-.Mniii.l Mew Vnrl C.illroll.iiK trevlrt unimlil lli'nll"H WllliN YOC WANT A HKST CLASH t C V C L Ii CAI.I. ON j. n. siiu,i AO.KN f TIIH : Rambler, Monarch Ideal ami PROFESSOR S, P. LANGLEY, WHO HAS CONSTRUCTED A NEW AIR SHIP. rrofesaor i.ngloy, astronomer and physlclut ami eewtnry ot th Smith onlnn liwtlttitlon tlnc 1SST, ha for years xporlmenteU wttli flylnn ninehlni aod haa at Inst contructl oivo wUU-U bo bollovos will fly. 1I lint tudld . ..... rtl..k ...! fliu 1. j 11, -win nt Knniill Iumniit and olhrr modfn HiVJiiim nun viiu . . - - aeronauts does not enter Into ttio condtructlon ot bis uincliluo. t 4 41 Imperial t HI CYC I.ICS t SI NI'KIIJS 01' ALL KISliS i:;to Xew Y. rk ten minutes quicker. Ihere is nothing ,i the mm w'.ik-h r.ccd to discourage us, for wo have seen Universities are tahlit. By Dr. NCWEU DWICMT rtlLUS f Brooklyn rsitics as recipients by a commission of vote by ballot after obtaining needed ieh most fully do university work. n n Id of the national life in ways unthougli cf fiftv vears azo. But is this influence normally exerted on public w it life tt by universities ? I de ubt it. In our courts it has a etrong Hold, but not yet in our city board, our legislatures and congress do I sea such proportion of university bred men as every patriot must desire. I would hack up Theodore Koosovelt, John Hay and Governor Gen eral William II. Tali with many men of their training. I would alvrvs have in public ,lxl:-n a very largo proportion, perhaps a majority, cf men of aSLirs-SELP MADE HEX, who take prac tical hold cn the everyd..y v."ork of life and who have TESTED THEORY BY PRACTICE and reality but I vrould as certainly Lave c-itr universities much more numerously represented than at present. The Passing of Simplicity WAXT to say that WE ALL GO TO 'lilE UbVlL OX $;0,000' A YEAR. At least a great many men I know are going to the devil on that Bum, and few arc escaping it But how many men ever went to the devil on injCe.V i I VENTURE TO SAY XONE. " 'iYduy we are raising pampered sons and daughters in this new stem, surr ,.im .ling tl.em with every luxury and idle satisfaction desire, r.n-1 THEY ARE ROTTEN BEiOKE U-iii-I Aivr, PJPE. I repeat it, they are rotten beforo they are ripe. And tho boys in many cases aro sinful beforo they are bearded. SUXDAY HAS TO A GREAT EXTEXT CEASED TO BE DAY OF WORSHIP. Hon riso at 10 o'clock, drive untu cat a dinner of twelve courses and in tho evening hold a recep tion fr their friends. The women and children follow much the eatno plan. LET KE TELL YOU THAT AMERICA, THI3 AMERICA OF OUR8, IS GOD'S LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE THE HUMAN RACE, BUT If WE FAIL BY PESERTING THE TEACHINGS OF OUR FATHERS HER INSTITUTIONS ARE LOST. AfclGTlOR SAhC -OF miK BRED- Live $fock. CONSISTING OK Sortriorn, Hereford, ana Jersy Cattle. Cots wold., Lincoln, Slarop sriir Sheep. Poland China and Chester "White liogs" andStand ard Bred. Trotting Horses. ;qtin anytrust Mnjr vxiKfri lvvrliit.lr 1r-n.-n rr-rn-v m frirlt ljr lrivoniiU' inrll lo tl clli-l Hint THE NEWHOMESEWINQMACHINECQ haj fnlcmJmlriiitorciiintiliiKil.il: Willi hi wnrc (lie jmlillc Hint llicrc Iv 1111 truth In ti.-h n 'rli. We hai lieu iiiumil.u liirlni 'wiiiii iiii.'hlnrK for over .1 niinrtiTula viu. rv. mm liiivfiimwulicil n-piiuiti.ui fur uur .vc an t uur timrhinmltial I" Hie rnvy "I "ill .then, tmr " llomr" marl 'no tin icYfr turn rivaled Innnty nini-lillv - H n,tnt llie ticn.l .if oil lltfh l. rilil- .ln u-tmi',n.1 Uinitii" Hi own niern. w "AVir Manic" ti thronlv really IIIUll UH.t VE Setcluo Mnchin on the mnrkrt. i t ii n.H neiv.iry fur n lo enter Into trl w . imriMlit nr roy uny il. In we Imvo M t. iy. v e have never rnlerrt into ..'HI. .n tiuiniil.i. tun ni "f lnw rra.lD . . iii.viliiiu tluit frenm.tf In ell rvtf'tnl ..i of uny mtrttnle inerlti. 1K mil 1 lie veil, "In 11 ynu wiillt' ln Uux lilne.l.w t M-ti-l your ni.inev nwiiv fnuii tininr; call .sua .ric llmm.-" Itralrr, he Btim ll nil L letter niMrlilne r lewtluin yml m uri li.u i rin.wliere. If lliere U bo dealer uiur Jim, AAA SMITH A CUCKK, MtOPHlJITUUS. Carry tha rollo wi. Mr U'mvU of Cased QoodS OMrnJu.HH.. Ii "ul,i OI,,i!r'v'i.V...J. Vollow Stoiieniul OKI Hickory Kino AHHortmoiit of W.iich. Uomestlc and Imported Clgara, ruiN.cvii.i.i:. - - oimcgon iii;m)i:kson roi.i.AKi), tmAt.t.HK IV Kino Wiiu's, Liquors and CiarH. Best Brands of Goods on the Market. UK 1,1 I's I' IMfomKI) AM li.MKSTH' CUIAIW IV Till: CITY TO UK HAD HKItk. ,i Ohl M .vil. Not r"r to PirimUiMr II. .uJ BUCRSlim J.MIS WH1I.K. rrn, .ii, iok to t'UHNKTT JM.K1N&. 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 mi 1 1 it i V;- v vv ' . Sl-f-'l ia -iVe -VI We ,.!, lo nil tli atlantion llieixn,.le Ciik Cmintf la tk l.l II, l liitu tweuma II4 i.nor mill Huivlu til Hi lutine liereliifur vl)iuv(4 bj (-.....-if .4 'Iklt.A I k. . .m t-i : to til OKEGOfl STATE FAIR- SPfT. 17, 18, 19, 1903. Consigned bv sue " ' 1 ' 'li ra as Clmrles E. LaJJ, W. 0. Minor' John spark?, Hszelvrootl Farm, Alex. Chalmers, W.J. Towney, J. H. Stump, J. Malty, D. II. I.ooney, Charles Clevclaml, P. A. Kraken, C. B. Wade, II. West, J. M. Atiksrtn, U. Scott. A. J. Splawn, Oeorgo Chand ler, S. Grisly, J. M. Flanhihntery, Thos. II. Urtink. For informition and particulars write M. D. W'i.sdom, S -.-ta--, P "thud, Oregon. C'oi.. R. L. IIakrima.n, Auctioneer. I!iinceti,n, Mo. of A 12. WW inn Tn-j'r- THE STUMBLING BLOCK TO ORGANIZED LABOR Cy Ei&iiop l!E8V C. POTTER . i r . , - , . . . . U1U tuc iirip'-rioua manner oi tno loreman or has done mu:h to foster ill feeling between labor fjrganizatiur.s and employers, I believe the folly of the labor organizations in. several instances ITA8 ALIEXATJKD A GREAT DEAL OF SYMPA THY" that otherwise would go to them. One thing we ruiut realizo U that tho community is not mad up cither of laborers or capitalists, but rather cf those ytho era very largely affected by the disputes of the two. THE TIME MAY COME WHEN ORGANIZED LABOR MAY MAKI ITSELF SO, UNPLEASANT THAT IT'MAY NOT BE ABLE TO STAY IN THE LARGE CITIES. The great ttumLliu'' block in organised labor la that THE FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL IS INVADED, and that must bo corrected. 1 beiievo a grcat'eervico you and I can reader tho class of mcu v.ho v.-.rk among us,with their bands la to under ctand them and TURN IN AKD IIJCLP TIIElf. t .... i. - r- ' 1 1 VU,I nf fllanba write directum. j T T0 Will inino u jjiuiuhj wi.ui. . THE NEW HOME SEWINQ MACHINE CO Call i! the t.in.l ami gel vmir nli it.mr lu l titilf mtriricr. ORANQE, IVIASa. Mo Vnrk, I'hlratn. Ill-.HL Imli.Mo.. Atlan ta, ia., IHllUl, Tel., n Krnnellin, inl. Golambia Southern RAILWAY CO. TIME tabu: Mb Kilot'tive relirimry 15, lints Dally ran FIVE DAYS OF RACES. $1200. y-s IN PURSES 1200. Under the management of the Prineville Jockey Club. Prineville Oregon. October 27. 28. 29. 30.31. FIRST DAY. for all for a nurse of 2fX).0O Ui mile dash, for saddle horses ovelty race ; walk i mile, trot owned in OrooK county, ior a , .,, i ,n:B. r... r'm,,i, ,-f.iinL. PUrse Of T'-J-U'' l.,irH, nnlv I'nrKH 7.r).fX) Half mile and repeat, froe for nil p oi'IiTII DAY. for a purse of .TloU.UU, Tir,,e rtli n(jian 10rflo race. No SECOND DAY. I rn Irm fen. leHS til II n eicht Threeeigbtsof a milo dasli, free ' 0Rtart i.urse $40.00 for all for a purse of 100.00 Half mile and repeat handicap race, free for all. puree $125 W Half mile dash for two year olds for a purse of THIRD DAY. Three quarter of a mile dash, free FIFTH DAY. Consolation race, fivo eightu of mile for a purse of 100.00 $50.00. given for hne ball $75.00 1 Only one team from Prinrrille al lowed to enter. Other teams must come from the outside. On all races, an entrance fee of ten percent will he charged. All entries must he made on or before eight o'clock the evening before the races. In all races, at least five horses must enter and three Blurt; but tin Club rescrveH tho right to hold a less numher than five to enter, h reducing the purse in proportion lo the number of horses entered. Pacific Coast Jockey Club rules to govern all races. Wn.fy Wri i.im;ji. President. Vm Hoi.i)i:ii, Secretary . , 1 v 1 M 2 11 a r 1 I 1 I; 3 4" I f 1 'I 4 l 4 Ik 4 OA Arr r v STATIONS . BKlUb h I Olbnona Hlnk'a W iuico I i KlomlyltB i.n Sum in t - ,1 1 liny Canyon Juno McDonald 4 D DeM.ma I Muro a 4 ErHlctnvllle I Onuii Valley 7 It Bourbon 7 Kent 4 1 WIlco 12 7 8UANIKO I'M. VffV I II . II tH i. 10 1 IU ,-i 10 I 10 1 10 1 10 . : 11 t I u smlthlnu, Horicshoclng and Woodwork. it the ..'.I t.in,l ami Bel yunr " it.mr lu uti.failof m.ri 44 S'l't N K A I I , OI.Ii I ill A", M. www i:k, M.WWimli, SHAWS MALT, A UVK .vhi.kiei. O'fieil Bros., pb.u r.HM KINK t l MORH AND ( ItiAUS. Beer 5 Cents. ! m:i.: !ful ii. .1 t . I i e"i...l H...r on.l i- (i in-itis Nil n .S-iiin. In.ilri from i I. III). Full line of ('ad go! MARTKl.l., il KN.NKHY ui MONOrOI.K Hraiitliri. rautiirnt, Hock, Port, Aug. lie in. R1UN K Wiot Daily ntagM connectlona nt Shanik for AnlitlojH), I'rinevillo, IViul, linrnn .Silver I.akn, l.ulceviiiw, Milcln'll, lay ril In, Anlonn, Afliwl, Cunym in John Dajt City ami Komil, K. I). VH)i!I UV. C. E. I.YTI.K, SuiMTiiiiiTiiIi iit. (Jen. freight and I'uhh, Al. wwm OREGON Shout Lime aho union Pacifigj SrlAfJIKO TOEtfOUSE GO, Fire pfuof Imililit (, 'Hiii'iU) frri, i. now re.tily lu Inmd'o MERCHANDISE, WOOL, PELTS, GRAIN, ETC. DKAI.K1W IN LUMBER, WOOD, COAL, FLOUR, HAY AND GRAIN Svi.il alietiti.in nivfii to wool. Fint clnm hiling Hlel gruiling faeillloB. Alno litock J'liriU latr.t plain. ALL MODKRN IMPROVEMENTS Ior I i(in(lllui4 Stock f FllKN'i'll A Co., I'UnPKIF.TuRH: J '.""'' . ltmikem, The Dalle, lUnkrrn, Moro, iv . i,niiii, 1 he) Ihillca, H. K, I.Ai oiu.iM, The Dallra. 4X4 ri.eliT TIMK MrilKIil'I.KH roa kkom miiim, tin. rllle.,1. I'lirtliiiiil 1.11 Jjilie, lleiner, Kl H.eelnl VVlirtll. Ilnmln, Kullmi, I b.m. city, HI. Iiulu, I;,, . via lliiiil- mul Kant. IIiKlntl' A tlaiiiVe K,reM Silt Lake, lii-nter Fl VI M . in itVi.rtli, liuiak, K.n.. la Hum ( llv, Mt. Ixmla, ( Men,., liiKlnn. jmnl K.at. HI. I'mil IHnlla W'nlli, lwl.loi Kiel Mall HlKikaiM', Ulll.ee, I'ull l.'il 111. tn.ll, MllllieHii'illN, HI , VI. l'ii, lluliilh, Mlliiiiuk.;, Sjrf.k.no :i:iieaK, iml Kim. I CROOK COUNTY Heal Estate & Abstract Co. r'i.n i :n p in 70 HOURS PORTLAND to CHICAGO en ii i r...F i.. il. , it inrlleulir. i to ratintinl runt n ,f 1 I., Mefl'll.iK il, Manatr I'liin rut,, iiritiv will ihi n ii.i.i rnl Itnul irui ..i.. ....I n .i i I....: iw to loctilo neii lira tinon ntililie lnn,iy t..i;... .i.i.i.... i.. f i -I- .nl.,i.n w lain n, .w "' u II,,,, I.hmN ouli no well to call up.,,, uh, nn tw,v ii.titlirirl run; pnrtiiM iMh,iK ,th hlnik Bn.l funning ,g, U e I, u vii it nuinhiir of choice lotn in Uiti new Uiwn of Pulmtln for ! 0:11.. n T" . )' ..U-!Xl.-,C 1 ! " I ; ; K B!!EUMAT(Sr5fe ; J "UltF IN 4 MINUTES I A 1 lii'-rs m PiVJ I tratltnrtt 'm f W :., M C'r - Hon B . I I?",, mi J. II. FKEMllcy, A itl, Mm, Or. -a.-? it 1 m 1 1 ' iinTTni r rraf at -irSy ia . .