The east Oregonian., December 16, 1904, Image 2

When the 600 patents to timber
seats in the senate and a newspaper
GENERAL NEWS.
report has it that Colonel Henry A. claims on the head waters of Cath­
Rev. John W Chadwick, of New
DuPont, of Wilmington, will be given erine creek. In Union county, which
York, a very eminent Unitarian
the honor. The next senate is ex­ arrived at the I_i Grande lan«l office
preacher and writer. Is dead, aged 65
down to the years.
pected to contain 5S republicans and last week, are sifted
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1«. 1904.
truth, as they should be. it will *be
32 democrats.
Mat Lourle ami Louis Kotto were
o o o o o • ooooooooo o
found that Minnesota and Wisconsin killed at Highland Roy mine. Utah,
o
What right has the portage road sawmill companies own the bulk of by a cave-ln of the ro«>f of tlu-lr
o
BURNS.
commission to say that unless the that matchless timber area. The lan«l "room ”
It Is definitely stated that General
He came when poets had for-
people raise $40.000 within a certain included In these patents Is one of
Nelson 1 Miles Is to lie adjutant gen­
got
time, tor the completion of the port­ the most magnificent yellow pine for­
eral of Massachusetts during Gover­
How rich and strange the hu-
age. that the state portage fund will ests left In Oregon, its Isolation front nor Douglas' term.
lot;
be withdrawn and the project be at the railway being Its only
present
How warm the tints of Life;
The certified democratic election
o an end? Is the state portage com­
how hot
drawback. A large proportion of the expens.-x in Massachusetts this fall
Are Love and Hate!
mission bigger than the legislature limber claims taken in that belt were amounted to $61.401. of which W. L.
And what makes Truth divine
Douglas contributed $30.300.
o which created it. or than the people taken by foreigners and nearly all
and what
New York City owes 14 1 4 6H9.65O,
who created the legislature?
Why giving their residence as Wisconsin
Makes Manhood great!
with the legal capacity for borrowing
has not the portage commission pro­ or Minnesota,
it is the only' virgin $54.416.265 more should occasion
With shattering ire or wither­
ceeded with the construction of that timber belt left free from violation arise. before her limit Is reached.
ing mirth.
road as authorized by the legislature" by the Oregon Lumber company's
Th«- Wisconsin state senate has de­
He smote each worthless claim
Why has it dallied with this matter filibustering sawmills in Eastern Or- elded ll« caucus by an alumst unan-
to worth.
for two full years, without making egon. and it now looks as if it has Imoua vote. that Governor la« Follette
The barren fig trees cumber-
la to tie elected to the United Slates
ing earth
a definite move, until another legis­ «miy cs«-aped a sc<»rchlng in the fry­
senate this winter.
He would not spare!
lature
convenes
to
repeal
the
bill?
Ing pan to be blistered in the fl re
It is believed that if Japan meets
Through ancient lies of proud- o
Even though the amount of money- The land office should look Into the with any serious r«*veraes a Chinese
est birth
appropriated is insufficient why is matter thoroughly. While the land uprising on a great scale against H um -
He drove his share'
—William Watson
not the work of construction begun, fraud campaign is on. every appear­ sia cannot be avoided, probably led
o
tn evidence of good faith? It was not ance of fraud should be sifted to the by Japanese officers.
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Julius Kruttschnitt,
director
of
an idle sentiment nor a slight demand bottom.
transportation for the Harriman lines
which prompted the
legislature to
has ordered
100 new locomotives,
HELP THE! W ESTON NORM AL.
pass the portage bill. It was not a the : PRISONER I MBARR \-*'l l> th«* greater number of which will g<>
to the Southern Pacific.
There should not be the least hes­ joke which induce«! the 1903 session
Mrs. H. C. Robinson, wife of the
itancy on the part of the legislature to set aside $165.000 f.ir the relief of
A pioneer relates a story of a Uma­
Episcopal «•hurch.
In granting $25.000 for the Weston the Inland Empire! Will the portage tilla justice to the East Oregonian, as rector of Grace
Chicago, was fined $5 iff a Chicago
follows:
The
justice
was
dumbfound-
Commission
defeat
the
very
object
for
Normal school for the next two
She
e«l one morning by having one of his police court for shoplifting
which it was created to attain ? The
years.
best friends and the most honored confessed the fact and returned tile
The legislature cannot complain people, and not the portage commis­ poker player In the town brought be- ! goods.
fore him on a serious charge
The American Association of Trav­
that the state is progressing and the sion. should issue an ultimatum
After hearing the damaging evi- eling Passenger Agents, has just ad­
demands of education multiplying.
was
who
deuce
against
the
accused,
journed at Mexico City, after nelert-
Nothing of more thrilling moment
It cannot refuse to meet the legiti­
an ex-judge and a very dignified per- Ing Portland. Or., as the place for
having
been
hauled
out
of
the
con
­
mate growth of -he state with a
son. the Justice, in a most pompously the next meeting. In 1905 The exact
gressional closet. Senator Smoot is judicial manner. said:
cheerful, ready response.
time is not yet fixed.
being promptly and gracefully grill-
"Considering the grave charges
The democrats gained a sweeping
It would be unfortunate, indeed,
ed for the delectation of the prudish against you. and recognizing the Im­ victory In the recent Boston city »lec­
were the demand» for higher educa­
portance of preserving the peace and tion, although the republicans ma le
public. Better were it for the hun­
dignity of Umatilla Ltnding. it Is the
tional facilities In Eastern
Oregon
gry public that some of the crowned decision of this court that you pay a gains. J. H Curley, a democrat, was
• decreasing Instead of Increasing.
It
re-elected aiderman. although he 1«
and plumed thieves in high places be fine of $20."
in jail, serving a two-months' sen­
would be a bad day for Oregon were
In an equally pompous air. the ac­ tence for impersonating another man
•hased down and put In prison, than
the aspirations of the growing gen­
eused ex-judge aróse and addressed at a
that the time and money of the peo­
civil service examination.
eration to cease and educational ap­
the court as follows
ple be further wasted in Smoot inves­
"It is needless to say that the four
propriations be reduced in a young
NORTH« INT Xl Wv
tigations and in advertising Mormon­ jacks which the court held in the last
and flourishing state.
ism. Congress has saved thousands game last night financially embar­
The largest halibut ever found In
More dormitory room is urgently-
of dollars in missionary hire to the rassed me. until, as a matter of fact, Puget Sound was caught December
judge. 1 don't happen to have $30 in
needed. The accommodations are far
Mormon church, by opening the col­
13 tn Neah Bay and weighed 165
my possession."
below the requirements of the school
umns of the public press, congres­
The "court" was shifting In his pounds
and the honor and high standard of
George Bucklin, white drunk fell
sional records and other news re­ chair and turning the pages of the
Oregon legislators are at stain ■they
sources. to the discussion of Mormon Oregon code during this brief speech, from a wharf at I-ake Union near
IS. and was
must not neglect nor forget one single
and when the accused sat down, the Seattle. December
principles by Mormon leaders. The
justice, with apparent embarrassment drowned.
struggling state institution.
Mormons, being keen-scented adver­ said:
Wasco county wheat
acreage is
When the legislature knows that tisers. have made the most of this
"Considering the extenuating cir­ said to be to per cent greater than
President French has not drawn his public display.
President
Smoot cumstances in this case, and the 111 ever before, this year, and to be In
authorized salary during a greater could not have scattered so widely in luck that has attended the accused, fine condition.
The state game warden reports the
part of the past year. In order that all any other way the vital tenets of his the decision of this court 1» that he
pay a fine of $20. that the law of this arrest and conviction of C. R Bone,
the funds possible may be applied faith as through this Smoot investi­ sovereign state may be satisfied."
at Hood River, for letting sawdust
to other necessary items of expense, gation. He desires it to continue be­
The accused once more arose and Into the river
He was fined 125
the members of that body will see cause he has yet more precious prin­ in a solemn voice replied:
A telephone line Is to be built di­
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It
is
peculiarly
unfortunate,
your
what worthy self-sacrifice has been ciples which he would be glad to have
rectly from Spokar.e to Seattle
At
honor, that my finances are such that
practiced that this institution may the news agencies scatter for him.
present all 'phoning between Spokane
it would be Impossible for me to raise
succeed.
$20. unless your honor could lend me , and Sound points Is via Portland.
free of charge.
A" Aaiphei Fuller, aged IT. was rid­
a considerable proportion of that
In the face of such unflinching loy­
ing a horse near Jefferson. Or . the
sum.
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Be it said to the highest credit of
alty to the state and to the people,
With chilling gravity the justice ad- animal fell, breaking the boy's arm
can the members of the legislature John Pierpont Morgan, that of all the justled his spectacles, pushed the code and neck and killing him Instantly
be niggardly or small in providing for great coterie of millionaire* he is aside with his elbow, and fixing a
An unknown man jumped Into the
really the only one whose private life stern gaze on the prisoner at the bar, Willamette at ««regon City December
its highest ideals for the future?
said firmly
I! and was drowned, though he ap­
In the face of sueh tacts can there and moral character are absolutely
'Then the court 'taps' you "
parently made desperate efforts to
be any doubt as to the sincerity of unassailable. Others are accused of
Accordingly the state of Oregon swim out The body has not been re-
holding
secret
lUsons,
of
leading
dou
­
was enriched by a contribution of covered.
the effort behind the work of the
Weston Normal? It would be a per­ ble lives, of being libertines in private 17.SO. and justice at Umatilla Landing
Binger Hermann has introduced a
was satisfied
petual shame to the state, were the life, and of being moral lepers tn gen­
bill in congress to appropriste $100.-
eral.
But
Morgan
is
said
to
lead
a
legislature to refuse to grant the re­
000 for the building of a dredge to be
Vlmt < ro**z*l by Owl.
use«! in Taqulna. Coos and Tillamook
quest of the board of regents, when perfectly simple and open life, being
The electric lights were not tn use bays, and on the SiuaUw. Coos and
the disinterested president of the devoted to his wife and unapproach­ last night after 9 o'clock, the circuit
Coquille rivers.
school, who can secure a hundred able to the lecherous parasites I that being broken by a large owl alighting
During the first six months of 1904
other equally- as good positions, live from the vices of the rich. What- on the wires about two miles out of
there were 3315 births In Oregon and
ever
else
Morgan
may
do.
this
is
one
town.
Manager
Van
Buren
started
makes this sacrifice to see the school
1603 deaths
During the snme period
eternal credit to his life. This home- for the power plant this morning to
succeed ?
ascertain the cause of the lights be­ there were 43 deaths from typhoid
ly.
honest
virtue
will
compensate
for
fever In the state and 29 from scarlet
To what limits should the legisla­
ing not In use last night and when
ture not go. to aid such a school in all the railroads smashed and all the about two miles from town noticed fever, and three from smallpox.
mergers planned by Morgan
the wires crossed. Upon examination
Investigations Into the death of
such hands?
he discovered a large timber owl ly­ Philip Wolf In the Wyoming stale
Let every loyal citisen of the state
Senator Penrooe objected Decem­ ing dead beneath the wire* The bird hospital are being made. Wolf was
Weston ber 14 in the senate to the confirma­
remember the struggling
measured five feet from tip to tip shot In a fight, and It is claimed an
school. Who would wish to bear the tion of Governor Brady for reappoint­ and had probably alighted on the Inexperienced
nurse
dressed his
dishonor of its failure, for lack of ment as governor of Alaska, with the wires last night and received the full wounds with bedbug poison, the re­
result that the appointment Is hung voltage of 5000 volts.—Grangeville sult being great torture, blood poison­
funds?
up for some time to come.
News.
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DANGEROUS MAJORITY.
The republican majority of a hun­
dred or thereabouts in the next house ♦ it MÉÉMÉflMÉÉÉÉÉÉÉHl
is so big that a number of republican
papers are alarmed.
The
Chicago
Tribune (Rep.), for instance, is glad
that Mr. Cannon Is speaker,
for
"there will be special need of his ser­
vices to keep the large and trium­
phant republican majority from be­
coming surfeited with its success."
The Baltimore American (Rep.) too.
warns the house leaders that "the In­
creased majority in the house is in
many instances derived from unex­
pected democratic
defeat,”
where
"districts which were strongly repre­
sented. and supposed to be impregna­
ble. were revolutionized.” and "such
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“The utmost economy," counsels the
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Brooklyn
Standards-Union
(Rep.),
We MENTION HERE A NUMBER OF SUGGESTIONS FOR
"should be insisted on, and "reciproc­
ity in trade relations with foreign
countries should be extended." The
Philadelphia Press (Rep.) suggests a
revision of the tariff.
The Chicago
Record-Herald (Rep.) after recalling
how previous congressional majorl-
ties have been overthrown, observes:
"The fact is that there is nothing
stable in politics, and that there is
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today
should feel that it must resist such
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the people still have faith In its prom­
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that they are looking to it for the
enforcement of the anti-trust laws,
and that their support will vanish If
it should be a party of special priv­
ileges instead of a people's party."
Mr. Bryan's effort to control the
Nebraska legislature
and secure a
seat in the federal senate resulted in
the choice of three members favora­
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Mechanical engines.... 5«c to »100
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Handkerchiefs for the children lc to
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others at from 10c to »1 00. tn hun­
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•A great reduction on all ladle*' ami mimes' Skirts; alno
children's long Conta.
All alterations FREE. I perfect fit guarantccxl.
Mother or daughter will appnx-tate a gift of thia kind.
Christmas Furs
different styles
house slippers
evening. They
Neckwear for Men
Baker (Sb Folsom
Just received by capre»«
100 dozen ties for the Xmas
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None better made for wear, fit and
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