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and it is lo be hoped that this result sgo, and now there are nearly, 40 Roosevelt can dominate the coaven- x i ' 1 71 J TV i ,aaa n thn ' im mil throA 000 of them. The original carriers I tlon. Taft. if Roosevelt's man. can I VJOOu. VlU , X'lIIlCd rrvr ttt xy-T "TT'i "VT A T ,1 JTID I wUJtNiNjrxJL added to those two and three 000 of them. The original carriers I tlpn, Taft. if Roosevelt's man, can AH tNOKfENDBMT MEWSPAPH. C. S. JACKSON.. years ago In this city And county, were paid r400 a year but were ..rmbiubr wm convince the machine-making raised to $50 per1 month, then to rMM! ewetng s.hr politicians that thel occupation is $60, and beginning July 1 they are trwis'rSui eUfc'ru.AO?' gone and that the people are not to to receive $75. From a rude and iwti7or fc b deluded any more by a party piea incomplete service witn metnoas not traoamlaaloa tbraagb Ua nails eeoond-alaaa . mtm. . . ..... . in a local election. But beside all these reasons fori ...... .nft ' ' An 4(Mrtmota rartd tr tbb sembar. Mayo? Lane's triumph, and the prln- n aparator tba department yoo want. Icipal cause of . all. Is the fact that roBBioi advertising aEPBESESTATivE I h made a cood. sauare. honest. ' l...a a i .dl .1n A MM. I ' Brsiiawirir BBiidinJriM' pmb amM. Na j people's mayor, and they approve hit I done In the postofflce from the sale far removed from those on the star routes, the carrier has evoluted into a postmaster, in effect, and his ve hicle Into a veritable postofflce on wheels.' ' He does everything that Is Torti Tribem linlldtac Obieafa I SohanlptJoa Tanna by mall fe aat addr IS lb llaltad States, Canada ar Meiioo, AILT. mm aa t ai .1 .80 ' I i innhiT Om year,, 12.60 I Ona month t -SB DAILY AND SUNDAY. .. Ona aar ......... T K Oaa moatb I .01 The humblest Individual exerts some. Influence, either for good or evil, upon others. 'i Henry Ward Beecher. I administration In most points and wish him to serve them another term. The people know they can trust him to do his level best for them, and that he cannot be swerved by any consideration whatever from of a newspaper wrapper to the issu ance of a foreign money order. But the extraordinary feature of the rural free delivery is not Its growth, but , its effect. It ' has al ready shown itself to be the greatest his duty as he sees It, and thy like 1 0f air. influenced . for stimulating and know that they need that kind I the Improvement of country roads, lot a man. . I With the rural nhone. it has been The result, therefore, W In the the moBt effective of all agencies in first place, a distinct Indorsement of I eliminating the Isolation of country Mayor Lane, and in the second place life and in bringing rural communl- HARRY LANE'S REELECTION. , ,Y HAVE never yet seen the peo- t I PIe fal1 follow leader that J ' was truly theirs," wrote Lin V. coin Bteffens a few days ago . to a friend in this city. "The people of Portland will vote for Portland. And that will reelect Harry Lane." ; Therein lies the secret of, yester day's election. a rebuff to the "Interests" and the combined saloons, and to the attempt to revive partisan , machine politics in municipal affairs. ANOTHER CONTROVERSY; O PRESIDENT has been so open and above-board as Roosevelt, yet he is in some aspect the most mysterious of presidents. Lane had redeemed! One phase "of his cnrlous character the pledges made two years ago. At was strongly exhibited in the Harrl all times he placed the Interests, of man episode, and another appears In the whole people first. No taint of his readiness to rush Into and even self-seeking, no suspicion of de-Jto Invite . comparatively trivial con- parture from the straight path which he had marked ont, clouded his record.1 He labored loyally and earnestly- for Portland..:,. And the people voted, as Steffens predicted for Portland. v'-'.1 ;:' ; troversies. -His latest controversial boat was with Dr.' Long,1 a writer on wild animal life, whose writings have been considered -of so much merit that some of them are need as school textbooks In some states. Without Yesterday's result gives Portland any particular provocation, the pres ets ' honorable place ; among, those ident went off in a tangent of criti cltles whose people have preferred cism of Dr. Long's works, saying principle to party, decency and good I they were misrepresentations and covernment to the arcings of aj)o-1 described. Impossibilities. . Long re- lltical machine. All over (his conn-Upends warmly, alleging that the try, good cltlxens will read today of j president is only a brutal killer of Harry Lane's reelection and will in I wild animals, and really knows noth thought congratulate the pccple of I Ing about them. . . Portland.- '' . . I . We see no good reason for the ties into Immediate touch with the throb of civilisation. As a civilizing agent, It is as the steam car to the ox yoke and the electric light to the tallow xllp. ' It is stimulating in the rural home the taste for the daily newspaper and thereby spreading desire for Information about men, markets and affairs. It Is widening the horlion of the agriculturist and extending bis sphere of observation It Is training and preparing him for a more intelligent and better in' formed citizenship, and Is thereby laying deeper the foundations of a stable republic. It Is banishing re moteness and distance from his home, making his lot more conven ient and comfortable and his life happier. It is a most notable feat ure In the nation's progress, and Its value makes Important any meeting of the faithful carriers engaged In its service. I SAN FRANCISCO'S PLIGHT. T 13 to be supposed that San Fran- cisco will gradually emerge from the troubles, difficulties and calamities that one after another have fallen nnnn her. hnt it must tin It is a source of deep satisfaction president starting this controversy, Ld la by ltg - acknowledged to The Journal that In this fight for end doubt If he Is competent to pass that the Bltuatlon ls Tery gimy. better and more honorable civic con- judgment upon Mr. Long's descrlp- Th( expui8lon of Doodiers and the dltlons It has been able to play some tlohs and representations. ' To be a Mtih,,ah, of . .., tpnilt. part, : It has fought for Mayor Lane, good hunter of wild animals does not worthy cty government wlu be great because in so ' Oing 11 was iignung I prove a man 10 nave any rery iu for Portlr-d. And we rejoice In the tlmate knowledge of them. Because win out after a few ballots, but a I year hence Roosevelt ' may not be able to dominate the convention so i ' . ' By Ella Whsalar Wilcox. (Copyrifbt, IBOr, hf Amtrtcaa-Journal Eiamlnar) Among th moat tiresome mobI on completely as now seems probable. ho srth art those who to mourning Dinkclspiel on Wc J- . ding Speeches - V Br Ooorae V. Hobart - " Horns, Dls Veek. Meln Usbor LooT Small Gkangc: Then,, if Fairbanks or others have Zm tons by. picked up most of the southern dele; We ail know them. gates, Mr. Taft might fall, as Grant did in 1880. It Is too early to as sume that Taft can be nominated because Roosevelt wishes It. . Roose velt has goaded the Republican party liTtheleast Hxae far, but he will not dominate it In I to an old-ttm stag coach or sailing rWaUlnB th' csifS "WTwtS, from These are th "artlstlo natures" hrtnkln from this "mschsnlcal ago." I, i Rty navo a horror for what the ruds and cruds souls About them call Prof 1908. without a hard battle, espe cially if he comes out for genuine tariff reform. -'! Great credit for the success of Dr. Lane yesterday ls due to R. W. Montague, chairman of the Demo cratic campaign committee, to whose untiring and very able efforts and unfailing good Judgment the result is in large measure due; and this meed of praise is especially In order because Mr. Montague conducted throughout a perfectly clean cam palgn, and resorted to no improper means to gain his end. Credit ls also due to the rest of the committee by whom he was ably and loyally assisted in his work. They did a good Job In the right way and have a right to be proud of It. evvtlle. Ky.. una ve vas slat to bsar dot you ilk dsr city vloh is your namesake. Ve vas all vail at horns mlt der mwt oeptloa dot your ooustn, Chake Bert- thaler, : vas marrlagea to wn naunar last Tutstay ef enlnt und for dsr ved- 2PJ tJVW?1? inuBckreVPv;Vrb.7;f.TWen V gopt fortune to haf an appetite for. ' Many friends vas present und much enchoyment vas der result, mlt der et t- ceptiott dot Rudolph Bchmais triea to ml Scotch hlgnbeJls mlt drautht beer und den tried to kiss der bride, vicn re sulted in Rudolph leaving der room. He vent by der vay of der vindow und a foot belontlnt to der bride's hus band acoompanled him as far as der, vin dow sin. ' (. 'r'i Vddervlse it vas a nice, sociable, peaceful time mlt der etfsceptlon dot Leopold Bauerschmldt, after slnflnt "ValU Me Around Ataln. VlUle." abould tventy-slts times, tried to turn der idea into a human movlnt picture mlt der re sult dot . he upset der sideboard und craft makes them slth with useless re gret : :,., ; .... ; "Oh, to have lived in those noetic times," they cry, "when life was natural and sweet, and people had time to think! This ls such a vulgar, hurrylnt era and its electric lights are so tlarlnt. Us trains and trolleys so noisy, its Inven tions fo ugly and vulgar. - They do not for a moment realli that in ' the days of tallow candles and state ooachea there were people Just like themselves, sentimentalists, be moaning a still moredlstanfc"paat" nd decrying vulgar progress, r ini poor perm javmp ana aw iiuow ...1.1 w - . . dip had their day of being anathemat- .u of all dose present " Storchlnd4! LSTVS M the darlnt pioneers who first ueod , -tu. ni, . , rhak.." v. torches regularly to light the evening I klm . ,,w. r: v., ml'A a. more in keepin, with sentiment c h. aneS'TiKTrtDh v lununaitiur iu wvna wi I hii,M If We are assured on what seems sufficient and reliable authority that there will be no flour famine In the Pacific northwest this summer, but we really had heard of nobody who was worrying about the' matter. Of what use ls it for Heney to keep on getting Indictments by the score if it Is to take months to ob tain a Jury o try a single case? these "poetio and artistic natures" are in the minority. Were they not we should all be dwelling in caves today. ; ' . -There is an artlstio side to everything if we choose to see 1t The wise man Is he who sees it today, instead of leav ing it for his descendants to dlaoover. Future generations 100 years hence will retard our methods of travel and our recent inventions as primitive and romantic. They will slth (the silly sen timentalists) for "the good old days when people traveled by rail and boat instead of flying through the alt tn such vulgar speed." They will long for the picturesque gas Jets and shaded electrlo ticbes In place of a radiance which wilt be like Loud cries of "Possibly!" from Oscar Schmidt whose vlfe ls Wis hing in Chlnchinnatl) ; "Ladies und chants, all marriages vas made in Heaf en, but der .local factories vaa turning onld a pretty good Imita tion. f "Vot is der key to a happy married life? Der latchkey and permission to use it tote at ilight" (Loud shrieking of approval from Osoar Schmidt who nerer stayed ould later den 19 o'clock at night slnoe he vas marrlaged II years since.) "Ladles und chents. all men can make flair married life happy if dey obserf der golden rule doan'd argue! "Be kind und consideration, but doan'd argue!" (Criea of "I am und I doan'd!" from Oscar Schmidt who nefer spoke a He Play gain, of course, but even with that done, and whether It can be done la yet doubtful, even harder work Is yet to follow. - The Chronicle says ' What San Francisco needs even more than the exposure and punishment of delinquents, official and other, is the W iuo vuiers u iu ore ul iuv eiwiveueuw w uumtut nuu buiwbis, uu-lwork whereby our people must live. Al' tlon, "I promise to stand true to you I ne was oniy amusing nimBeir as a through good or evil fortune." His sportsman and was not making a promise will be kept,1 and with this J careful, prolonged, patient, system-Ition is not concerning itself with any renewed Indorsement by the peovU Utto stuy of wild animal life, as uL?Tio h.v.M.ny SSl whom Je has served we confidently John Burroughs, Seton-Thompson (n reEPect to the restoration of the pub- result, not as a mere .newspaper he has beeh a tolerably successful! triumph, but because It is one more sportsman ls no proof that the presi- forward step toward the cleansing J dent has any warrant for declaring I and betterlne of our c!ty. heatedly that Long ls a "faker." The "As for myself," said Harry Lane (president has had considerable ex- have lived in the days when kitchens and cooked food were a part of every home Instead of the scientlflo substi tutes which the next century will five us. see Meantime, no one who is longing for the delights of past centuries stops to consider the discomforts vulgar dis comforts of those days. I have heard she vould remove his block on der Instant) "Ladies und chenta, if your vlfe mlt Make the best ef It ' . H M 1 - . i ..' .... ; jit oaij oomea once in two year. e e t , y'y:. The people who told you so are nu- These must be losers as well as win- For onoe it looks as If Senator Bourne had talked a little too much. The measliest dot "on the street if owned by anybody, ls now property, , k''" -'iVt 5'.- ,r e ,:!..."'; ' ; As soon as the snow goes off, baok east people will begin to be sunstruek, Why Oregon doesn't raise more of what It consumes It a perpetual ays- " If anybody who wants Dr. Lane elect ed hasn't voted yet hustle to the polls right away. . There la a slump in real estate values and transactions. O no, not In Fort land, but In overdone Los Anteles, " e . ' v ' The Haywood Jury is about secured at last and it wlU be no better than one that could have been chosen In a day. ; . ,.,.:.'.,;" r: ' ' ' .. -i ' The Pendleton Tribune eredlta The Harp That onoe Through Tare's Kail" to Robert Xmmett But Gear isn't an Irishman.' .. ." ' , ' , - A man m BlaUt Earth, Wisconsin, ls about to marry a young woman of White Cloud, Indiana. Quite a prosalo descent for her. ' . . e ' An Iowa lawsuit was begun over a goat that ate the shingles on a neigh bor's roof. The animal was perhaps searching for higher ideals. It Is nearly time for the collates to hand out their complimentary detreee, but It is not certain that Harrlman or Abe Ruef will get one. I Still, It is very unlikely that the gov ernment will ever gat enough fines out of the Standard Oil company to cover the cost of the prosecutions. . . A New York minister has resigned to In tuneful music, gorgeous and elab orate costumes and amusing situations, "Glrofle-Qirofla," as produced by the San Francisco opera company at the Marquam last night surpasses any pre vious offerlnsr of that eomnanv In Port. land. The BDlendor of the eoatumea la voted to Ber two alone worth a visit to the Marauam to I her scientlflo massage, see. The individual members of the com pany have not appeared to better ad vantage than In this famous old opera. While of course the greater portion of responsibility for the success of the piece rests with Miss Hemml and Teddy new dress arrah der hrootn. sues: mna nana ner vun4oan'd argue! "Alvays let your vlfe haf der last vord. No matter If It happens to be der last vord in der house, let her haf it twnea or -Dot ls mv ivittmi" oreachers who have mistaken the kind of pastoral life for which they are best fitted. e Caruso savs there ls no Justice la a dainty woman-do- trom 6Vca7 Schmi hecaui it ha i a it America. He must be a small fellow, perfumed bath, a day. ti& .H.tLU '2 "2 "Ladies und chenta, doan'd arrue. If th0U"B?V ' A""'LT?rth of d VOU vaka ub in Ar nt verosint out oi mv raw - w Hsajjaa aavaav tlU g VWa I ue going mrougn your pockets, yust roll ofer und laugh- tn der pillow, be- ouv ypu ien au your money at a sa loon.- (cries of "I don't drink!" from Oscar Schmidt vlch doan'd mean he her complexion and hair specialists, which all helped to keep her beautiful mourn over the fact that she did no live In olden times." Tet In those olden times baths In the home were an unknown luxury, plumb- ready public Interest In exposures' be tins to fail. The city ls beginning to be very full of Idle men. ' The proeecu look forward for even greater results and Mr. Long have done. during the coming two years than were achieved In the two years now i ending. LESSONS OP THE RESULT. ' Long, according to report, has been such a real student, and has made it the greater part of his life work. He has lived for many months In lie credit the replacement of our publlo buildings, provision for adequate fire protection, the safety of cltlsens In the publlo streets, or any of the other vital matters of municipal and civio concern whlob are pressing for. solution. The patrlotlo cltlsens of San Fran T HE CAUSES of Mr. Devlin's de- the woods among. Wild animals, c'c They are eager for not to hunt and 111, but to watch J , Shan wa it ldly by and watoh tbt and study them. He was searching entire structure of our civil polity turn feat yesterday for mayor, he rtlntlv and dillntlv. after the Wing into ruins and do nothing to build .. t,,io- b"m.,.. patiently ana auigentiy. aner tne on the foundations laid barer shall the being the regular RepubUcan truth,, and; we are bound to believe hive of industry be allowed to become candidate In a city overwhelm- tv- t.- than th V long place of Idlers and nothing lngly Republican In a national elec DrMldent dld in his occasional hastv tV tWEeS A? ' tlon, have bea indicated by The hunts and in tne campslde yarns nd industrial crisis. Three-fourths of journal curing tne campaign, it h heard nim i T . :c Z : r u " z Vv TS -a-a . a. .L. . tbat 118 ardWun. .,,. - and they do not know what the right Tf wuwuvu v , ubuub r But even if Mr. Long is mistaken thing is, PeTl;S,A" i'rBon115r wcrthy man, tn an inBtance or two that he recites, It is certainly a curious and per and one with rather exceptional or jf in his enthusiasm as a natural- plexlng situation. Where authority knowledge of municipal government jgt he has colored some of his stories rests is scarcely known, nor where and affairs. Tet be went down tq a trifle too much, there appears to to place or divert It if anything could aeieat upon exactly the, grounds ba no- excuse for a president of the be agreed on. Meanwhile transpor Urged against him by The Journal, rjnlted states to brand him publicly tation and other industries are part to-wit; ( his support by the Inter- u a faker." Was there not enough ly paralysed, and the rehabilitation , esta ana oy tne united Mquor traf- imajortant public business for the of the city ls checked and endan t irv - i v. . ..... I I ..... , uo ume u luriuuBiour como president to do that he must needs gered. Altogether, conditions are when If these elements unit It favor r0Bh . into print and denounce .this worse than they were a year ago, yet oi a candidate enougn otrer people 0jd gtudent and writer as a "faker"? perhaps they are at their worst, and will unite, though unorganized, to There i8 no evidence at hand that so must begin to Jnend. the president is competent to deliver - defeat him. , hub is me secono time u succes- any-judgment upon the matter, and aion tnat tne united saloons, and the eTen if he were, to make such a lower and baser elements of society, declaration Is one of those incongru have beep signally beaten in a popu- OUB "breakg" that make him the lar election in this city, and perhaps most curious of our presidents, .they win not need a third lesson n A FAVORITE'S PERIL. I order to Jearn that their united sup port will, as It ought to, defeat any I candidate, however worthy he may be otherwise. . -Another thing that the majority: of voters did not like, and showed their disapproval of, wa the expen diture of , lar se sums of money a Mr. Devlin s behalf without any ex- RURAL MAIL SERVICE T HERE IS to be a Portland this week Rural Mall Carriers' T IS A dangerous position for a man to be the favorite in a na tional convention and yet not have votes enough to nominate Several men in our history hare been In this position and been beaten, or in if nominated beaten in the election of the as Clay and Blaine were. Pierce, assocla- Garfield and Hayes were accidents. their nomination the result of an apris- 2 meeting planation Of its source or use. Peo- organizations in other states. The pie bad "a right to' suppose, as they state organization, which meets an- dld, that' this , money was supplied nually, is divided into district or- : by "Interests" and people who' de-H ganizatlons, which hold quarterly ; sired and designed to use Mr. Devlin meetings. The dissemination of for purpoces Inimical to the common knowledge affecting the service, the welfare. . So another lesson may be Improvement of the condition of the ' learned, that such.usexf money is J men engaged In It, and the general tlon of the state. Its member ship is made up from the carriers anythlng-to-beat-the-favorlte on the 189 free delivery routes in Ing. The I860 convention nominated the state, and ls a branch of similar Lincoln not so much because it want ed him as because it had enough in vain, in fact it probably does as much harm as good to the candidate t whom It ls designed to benefit ' , Another gratifying thing becomes still more clearly apparent that the great majority of voters cannot be footed by a sarty cry any more In a municipal election, and that a "caz dldate's politics cuts but little : fig ure la the result A tremendous ef fort was" made , to .keep Republican voters la Una, tut it miserably failed, j betterment of the service Itself, ls the object of the organization. The growth and development of the rural mail service Is one of the extraordinary achievements of an extraordinary country. It Is but ten years old, and yet the rural service threads and ramifies every rural neighborhood within reasonable dis tance of main. lines.. Its first route was , establfshed as a ', mere experi ment a little more than 10 years elements In It to beat Seward. Har rison, the first time he was nomi nated, was a minority candidate. McKinley was so far-and-away the favorite In 1896 that he was as good as nominated weeks before the con vention met, and there was practl cally no opposition to him in 1900, as there was none to Roosevelt In 1904. If Taft can' forge into that position next year, he wlll be all right, but If he falls short of a ma jority to begin with he may be in a worse position than if he were only a state's favorite son. Of these there may be several Cannon of Illinois, Fairbanks of Indiana, Knox of Penn sylvania, Hughes of New York ' and perhaps others. If, at Is expected, Inr was not dreamed of, and women plastered their faces with cosmetics and Webb, there la ample opportunity for their hair with visible dye when thy amM t'lrsty, by any means.) excellent work on the part of most of began to fade instead or preserving "Ladles und chents, if der dinner ain'd ... a . ....... . I AUMKaa V.. e- K A aalJI j a n 1 a as I a . mw" we principals ana inaeea oi tne cnorus. I vur humb, uy " . , I cooaea yust as you vould Ilk It doan'd Miss Hemml, ' whose sparkling. vl- Today is a glorious erit It ls priy- argue. Break aU der dishes, upset der vaciouf soprano haa won many admirers !! to Uv It. and to look forward to table und spill .der soup on der eat but v,. - .1,1. ,, I Knttttr nnnAltlona aura to eome. - I ... .. , .. - v, mv. v.k,, wm i( wuw.uo I . , . Oregon SideKgntfl good voice last night and was thor oughly pleasing. Her song, "See How It Sparkles," was enthusiastically on-cored. Mr. Webb, with his Inimitable drol lery, was on the stage during the greater part of the performance which was greatly appreciated by the audience. He has a part this week in which he Progress la always right. The Weather Bureau. From the Washington Post There ls some good sense,- after all. la Speaker Cannon's threat to shut off the appropriation tor the weather bu reau. What has the weather bureau done to deserve the consideration and doan'd art jet If your vlfe spends rear monav fnnl. ishly doan d argue. Tust resign your position und cult vork; den she von't A genuine gray wolf is in captivity in Sclo. Sweet Home people offer a reward of $300 for the arrest and conviction of the persons who shot some horses In 1I0S and again this year. The 'Woodburn Independent is doing haf any money!" (Cries 'of "Realm vour I some lusty and well-founded boosting own position, but I vill keep mine!" tor that prosperous and progressive from Oscar Schmidt vich glfr ef ery I town tna surrounding region, pfennig he makes to his vlfe for obltu- ' . ary reasons.) . I Buena Vista correspondence of Inde- "Ladies und chents, If your vlfe vakes pendenco (wet) West Bide: Most every ls said to find real enjoyment He made gWM)r08,t 0f congressTOf course, the 1 ru up In der night und tells you to one from here goes to Albany or Cor a tremendous hit with the . song, "Al v.... ,. ..,.. ,,.. n valk der floor mlt der h.hv. iin.n' I .n. to trade because they are dry Lemon in the Garden of Love." L.,1, .i,., o fnrniahinr such artue. Go ould in der yard und ilata I towns: v As Aurore Miss Almee Leicester ha I ...,,., .. ,.. nnnMi iti I. n. I In der dot house, und let har ik h . a far more Important role than any In Jus. but lt niT possible that own baby, but doan'd artue." (Loud Irriton Irrigator: Any of our friends which she has yet appeared during 1 v. hn,.,n th. I cries of "Ve ain't rot no on tmu I .h aa Vvafnr. experiencing suoh the company engagement in this city. 1 woujd hav- bean more resigned und JT hovla v vta ve ain't got no I weather as this made a big mistake by She gives a successful and really merit- e aitu&uon,. It la certainly dlsap- baby!" from Oscar Sohmldt) - dying so soon. W are glad we were Annul fnUmMlitlnn I ... ... . - . . I "tiiu. jt t. . . . - . . . I . . . . l neieriwise enougn w cunnuu. w m onous inierpreiauon. Innlntlnr however lllooical it may bo. to from the cast of Mr. Mlller,,who is con- bureM and tnen b, confronted with sldered one of the most pleasing mem-l...nV ...,h.. .. tv.i. ,nHi.,.)u oers w in. company, van wayon, xne fumi.ned. What Is gained by hav tenor, aamiraoiy susuMn. ms part wis a record kept of beasUy cu""' Wi" i concoctions which no one wants to remember? Is lt for the purpose of members, are a conspicuous part of the production. ' The costumes he wears In "Girofle-Glrofla" are said to have cost i... .h.in. h. It AAA " Among the other members who appear to unusually good advantage are Miss Florence Slnnott Miss Maude Beatty, Mr. Wailerstedt and Mr. KunkeL Mr. Laoies und chents. doan'd argue aoouia anyaing. if der vater pipes eggspiode und your vlfe sends for Woodburn, says the Independent Is f,LKi-er'. J1'd. rf" Hit der undoubtedly mpklng wonderful progress wr'r i'4 mlt d?r n0' and gives brifht promise this year of tid l ,?d. U y?u T" breaking all records and smashlnt alt arrested say you ftUght der plumber precedents. Every man la worklnt for rr vn,f, IM. V01l m0My-" the tood of the City, and while there Is If your vlfes mother moves In to . nmhin.d mnvtmtnt the Indlvld- manage your household, doan'd arm. I ... ... ..h. r r-i. suzrerea in iott xet postenry aionei i w ruan aown 10 aer ahowlns-. it wm nave irouoies enooin, wuaoui i .H1 luum; uiarooara. I pulling upon unfortunate posterity the belnt reminded of those tone before. ,;r t"a tears rrom ienas mother und Hlllsboro Argus: If you want to see Any proposal to abolish the weather an of'? fromLena's father to change th. Wutv of nature, iret no at 5 o'clook hiir.m, will h. m.t itn dmiht. wlfv. th. I Oer Style Of Chake B face If h. Anan'A 1 . i ,ri.. h. .4. i. .k. TTnnkAl hv.th.wav .nn.r.ntlv ta1ra I . . . . ,1. . Z 7 . Z 1 aitnlfurl.. ..I. v. T B me muriuna. '- ...i ... II.TT " I same oia piea tnai aavance noucea oi I "i i"iu in aer speecn i purest and sweetest the Dims are - ime weaiuer are lmmenBeiy vuuaon 10 :r work is accordintly far better than any jth- f.Pm., .nii the mariner. WelL Mlt dls ettsceptlon It vaa a ho has yet done in Portland. Those who have seen him in other cities and have also watched his efforts In Port land have been able to discern some thing akin to lethargy here. He has apparently abandoned the habit and is winning the recognition he deserves. The Teddy Bears,'? as sung by Miss Ruby Norton and Misses Aubrey, Cook, Lederer, Vail, Grey, Gaynelle, Gentry, Ormonde, Chapman and Rogers, was great hit "Glrofle-Gh-ofla" was presented to a large audience last night and. will be the bill at the Marquam for the entire week. This Date la History. mo Marriage of Lord Robert Dud ley "and Amy Robsart 1894 Francois Quesnay, eminent French economist born; died 1774. 177s British fleet arrived In Charles ton harbor to begin the campaign in the south. ' 1802 Charles Emmanuel II of Sar dinia abdicated. 1180 Antonio Jose de Sucre, leader In the struggle for South American In dependence, died; born February S, 1793. 146 Mexico declared war against the United States. . 1859 French and Sardinians . defeated the Austrlans at Magenta. - 1881 Ship Canadian sunk In Straits of Belle Isle; 85 lives lost 1878 Badge of St. Katherine, for nurses, Instituted by Queen Victoria. 1891 Chilean Insurgent steamer Itata surrendered to American naval vessels. 1897 Mob of lynchers at Urbana, Ohio, fired upon by militia and four persons killed. Cnrry County Land Sharks. From the Gold Beach Globe. " i What ls ' more discouraging to the people of Curry than to , know and realise the fact that so much' of her publlo domain has been withdrawn from entry, and yet there are rich land com panies having even tne , unsurveyea timber lands cruised for the- purpose of placing the scrip thereon, -which is being done rJtht now In Curry. Scrip that costs the purchaser as high as $28 per acre Is now being placed on some of Curry's best timber which Is not yet surveyed, v ; 1 If such .a tlflrantie Injustice as this is - allowed - to - continue much longer what will be left for the. rising genera tion T There should be some steps taken immediately toward ; protecting the rights- of the legitimate. locator from' th ruinous trass of scrip sharks.. there is room for doubt on this point I P111 e'nlng, und In my heart I dink burstlna- their throats, and the flowers ery are sending out tneir perrumea xry n Would the farmer stop planting if he knew nothing of the weather f Does he gain anything by knowing What the weather bureau, thinks tomorrow's weather will be? , What good : does It do him to know that cold will nip his tender train? As a matter of fact loot brooding on the depressing news may drive him to suicide, and thus the weather bureau may be Indirectly responsible for a treat loss of life. As for the mariner, he Is weather proof, anyhow, and really enjoys life when. It is blowing great guns. The sailor who does not keep his own weather eye out is a poor lubber, unfit to navigate a Georgetown canal boat - Every- able seaman ls his own weather bureau. Why spend , government money on weather sharps for him. whan he can do his own observing in superior fash ion. dot eight bottles of beer hat more to do mil vnaKe s sentiments in der speech den anydlng else. From vat I know aboud Lena, I dink dot vlll be Chake's fairst und last dec laration of Independence. ven I left der vedding party dot night once, and see bow lt affects you. As for the Argus force "please go 'way and let me sleep," j t e e Stayton Times: We believe that more than 78 per cent of the voters of Stayton. favcr an open saloon properly Chake vas trotting In Oscar fichmidt. conducted, but we doubt If 18 per cent His High Estimation of Steam. , Carlyle once, startled the- English- speaking people into recognition of the value of their great dramatist by sud denly asking the British publlo which it would rather lose, Shakespeare or India. I thought of that the other day, muses the editor of the Kuader, when I was readlnt an article on steam navigation. "What .would the world rather lose than I cPy of revision speech made at Bath, Ktr-amT what 7 Why, almost every-1 Maine, msi ran, class und going slow. Tours mlt luff. D, DINKELSPIEL. -' (Per George V. Hobart) Poor Taft. , - From the New Tork Globe. Like the aailor guest of the Admiral Benbow In Stevenson's "Treasure Is land," Secretary Taft has been waited on by an agent of the Protective Tar iff league. " "Tap, tap, tap," came the sound along the corridor. Before the secretary could get away the "spot" had been affixed to his hand he knew that he was condemned and excommuni cated, had been tried and convicted in that room of mystery where Wakeman holds sway. , The secretary makes a bold show of courage his demeanor Is such as al most to persuade that ha doesnt care. "I am a tariff revisionist" he reiter ates. When tho emissary called the sec retary had the audacity to hand him a ent and the Indications are very plain that If the saloon-keepers will not obey the law and the elty authorities will not compel them to do so, the people at the next local option election will put them out of existence. . thing our literature, our art, our re ligions. Nothing we have ls so valu able, as steam. It Is the greatest civ Uizer the world has ever possessed. Snake Bite - Bad for Indian. Thinking the Seminole Indians might be somewhat Immune from the- poison of rattlesnakes, says a writer 4n the St Augustine Record, I asked Billy Bow legs, on one of bis trips from Lake Oke- chobee to Palm Beaih to sell his egret plumes. If "rattlesnake-bite bad for In dian." Billy said, very thoughtfully, as though some or his tribesmen had. met death from snake-bite: "If snake bite Indian good, Indian no get well.' - . " 7 A Concrete Abstract. ; 'It will be a publlo calamity, states Concrete, if. In the toners! application of reinforced concrete for the construc tion of fire-resisting warehouses. ce ment and aggregates unsuitable for the purpose are used, or Insufficient thick ness of concrete for the protection of all ateel work provided. - Bulldlnrs erected on such lines will collapse when subjected to fire, and seriously discredit all reinforced concrete, structures So there Is naught for the American Economist to do but to draw a black mark across the name Taft, thus strik ing him from the list of obliterated. He Is as if he had never been., Of what avail ls It that, this man has been a treat Jurist and a treat administrator! Is he not "unsound" on the tariff Ques tion r Has ne not spat at sacred, heaven born schedules? ; It were better for this man Jf he had never been born, i Into the sea with him -with a weliht at his feet; ' ' . t - ' Snspicions Glee." " From the Philadelphia Press. . Some of the newspapers show a spe cial pleasure in announcing that the president's dog has been whipped for the third time In a few weeks. Is It be cause the dog is the only thing on the premises that anybody can whip? What Is the Verdict? , From the New Tork Commercial ": It ls . now up to the supreme court of publio opinion to decide whether It Is better to kill all the animals or to go out armed only with a self-cocking type writer and lie about them,.' . : v v ' 1 ' - t $ per Cent on Savings Accounts Interest Compounded Annually. Semi- Tic e 1 Liommercial , pavings ' Bank : EAST SIDE BANK FOR EAST SIDE PEOPLE. icnort and Williams Ave. Start a savings account by deposltlnt one dollar r and thereafter as much as your earnings will permit It will surprise yon how fast the account will trow. George W.JBatea, President J, S. Blrrelt Cashier. ' . :