The Oregon daily journal., July 04, 1907, Page 8, Image 8

THE JOURNAL
; AM INDEPENDENT XXWSPAPrB.
G. S. Jaeksoaw.
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the wife in the face. 1. 14-year-old
Isoi Interfered and was felled to the
floor by the father's heavy list.
The scene that followed was awful
Seizing a gun, the boy struck the
father a violent blow orer the bead,
smashing- the gun stock. The father
rushed from the ' room -and the
mntJiar knew the mnnnlnev "linn
TELEPHONE II A I It T1TB. I . ..
in tMttai. h. tkh ..!. lull for your lire, an urged, and the
. - v"""r onranat 70 waa. i ne(j lown tn- road.. Jn an awful
iKS-r the father pursued, and
. . Bmanrtrk Buiidis. 225 rifts trtao. lflred three shots as he ran. At the
"ttua"r . third the boy Bitched forward lnt
aimnrm T.rrri it mall ttt ur Buuiw I . l'
ta iiBitw sutM. Canada Mio the ssgebjush. The father bettered
hMfcW ry evening exept Bandar) nd
. uobb7 nrornins, at 1 & .ooraai awiiu-
ssg, nru ana xanihul atria, rortiaaa. vr.
tntrJ at th pnatorfle at Portland, Of., far
i urnsga to Ball Moono-cu.
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Oa Boats I
Sl'NDaT
6m nu..... .MM On meets f x
DaILT AND SUNDAY. .
Ona raar. $t.B0 I On moots
Td hare what we want is
riches, but to be able to do
iwithout Is rower. George
Macdonald.
'': Wit'-. ''
L00KTN0 BACKWARD-AND
FORWARD.
The monster then turned In the
Mt II . A . .
ij uirwuoD wuere ijqo momer ana two
young children were fleeing for their
lives. He overtook them, seised the
wife by the shoulder, placed the
weapon against her breast and, while
she begged piteously for life, fired.
She fell dead and her terror-stricken
children threw themselves on her
body.
Such was the handiwork of this
particular revolver. A grave for the
mother, orphanage, bitter memories
and a lonely world for three chll-
but
jAKEN AJJL. together, today's
' speeches will tell the most won
derful story of nation-growth dren, and the gallows for the father
aver told, and yet will nres-nt ell because a fool kept a loaded
fraa-mentarv features of the weapon in his room. When will
UNFURL THE PLACID
By Samuel L. Simpson, the Oregon Poet .
Unfurl the flag I let the winds caress ' - ,i t
And lift it in rippling loveliness , '
Orer, all the wild west-world we claim;.. : :
By cross and sword and in Freedom's name, ii.-.
From the peaks that gleam o'er Alaskan gloom -
To the isles of palm and the shores of bloom; '
From the sacred rock where the seed was sown'
To the sunset capes where the flower has blown,
O, flag of the Union, toss and wavet
O'er millions of freemen . and not a slave, . t ,
Unfurl the flag! Jet it curl and kiss 1
The zephyr that faints in the summer's, bliss:
It was born in storm, and its glory sprung . . '
Where the bolts of the battle shrieked and sung;
Through smoke and cloud it has won the right
To float and flaunt when the days are bright
We know what souls in its white stars shine,
And the blood on its crimson spilled like wine;
We know the strife and the woes and fears
That hedged it round for -a hundred years I
Unfurl the flag! we have followed far'' !'
That mystical token of stripe and star. V t
And bome upon many a field of dread
Its streaming splendor of white and red;
But now from the height of the struggling years
It bursts like the dawn on a night of tears,
And we gather beneath it with radiant brows.
As under the beautiful arch that bows
In the shimmering vapors after the rain
Has smitten the flowers and fields of grain.
CARDINAL GIBBONS URGES REPEAL
OF DIVORCE 1&WS$M&
Small Ch
. v - a 11. t m i I man thai af f n4 rnA la wr onmn fr
wnnifl LruLii. 11 we cumu nam rim i vvujv w
-
' v, .. From ths Dcllnaator.
Tha..reeklas facility with which di
vorce la procured In this oountry Is an
evil scarcity leas daplorable than Mor-
I monism tndaed. It Is In aome respects
mora aangerous than the latter, or
divorce has the sanction of the civil
law, which Mormonlim has not Is not
I the law of divorce a virtual toleration
of Mormonlsm In a modified fortriT Mor
; monlant . eonilata In a almultanaoua po
ly$ajny, whlla the law of divorce prao-
ucauy . leaas to suooeaalva poly ram y.
Each state has on its statute book
a list or causes or, rather pretext!
which are reoornlsed as sufficient
J round for divorce. There are in all
2 or more causes, most of them of a
trifling charaoter. and In some state,
as In Illinois and Maine, the power of
granting- a dlvoroe la left to the dis
cretion of the judge.
It la Dlainlv manlfaat that th cancer
Of divorce la ranldlv aoreadlnr over the
community and poiaonlng the fountain
of the nation. Unless the evil la
checked by aome apeedy and heroic rem
edy, the existence of family life Is Im
perilled. How -can We call ourselves a
unnatian people if we violate a funda
I mental law of Christianity T And If the
sanctity and indissolubility of marriage
aoea not conatltuta a narrltnal nrlnrlnle
of the Christian religion, I mm at a loss
v anow wnai aoea.
' Plctura to vouraalf tfa faarfnl wrvclra
dally caused by this rock of scandal,
and the number of famlllaa that ara
cast adrift on the ocean of life.
Great streas la Juatly laid by moral
ists on the abservance of tha Aundav.
But what a mockery la the external re-
poae oi tne unnatian sabbath to homes
parents without exciting the Jealousy
or hatred or me otner. Ana tne mel
ancholy scenea ara followed by the final
act of the drama when the family tlea
are dissolved and hearts that bad vowed
eternal love and union axe separated
to meet no more.
The facility with whloh marriage Is
annullnd la moat lnlurloua to tha moral
of individuals, of the family and of so-J ler work.
Thls ie hurrah, day.
Boom, bang, alp, rip, roar,
How would a dry Fourth dot
3?,r' mor 16 eelebrate over" tbaa
ever. !-;V". ,;..' .vi,:, 41
o'iTus' rr4oni'B banner streaming
" :t .'i,e e " "
After the Fourth, vaoatlon or stead
clety.
It leads to Ill-assorted and hasty mar.
erUnlnU put In
rlages, because persons are less circum
spect in making a oompaet which may
afterward be dissolved almost at will.
It stimulates a dlsoontented snd un
principled husband or wife to lawless
ness, quarrels and even adultery, welt
knowing that the very erlme will af
ford a nretext and leaal . arounda for
separation. -
it ena-ander between hnahand ' and
wife nerce litigations about the ouatody J commander this year, for sure,
of their offspring. I
It deprives the ohlldren of the pro. I Complaints of ear twiui ma k.
tectlng arm of a father , or the gentle eapeotid iS lnB.WrriiT?,,y
care of a mother, and too frequently I - -.
the world; for the married couple who
A.7?SnorrVt'. P win teU about tha
deaths and Injuries. .
. e .
Now a. third mitM mH1 AA a.. v. .
IS the matter with Dan fianna.
. 'v
The O. X R. of Oregon has a Blythe
where the mother's heart Is broken and
the father's spirit jcrushed. and where
) nanorama of America's unfolding know and deal with the folly of bar- tlve, poaltive, material steps taken, court as soon aa poaalble. If bla de-
V and upbuilding. It would be a sue- boring revolvers? not to on war according to ciBion is upheld, petlUoners will bare the children cannoning to one of their
cession of views to astonish gods as ' H 1 ,ome JMIjr changed rules, but to learned to be more careful next time.
are wanting In conjugal love for on
another are too often destitute also of
arental affection, in a word, It brings
into the household a blight and desola
tion whloh neither wealth nor luxury
can repair.
This social plague calls for a radical
euro, and the remedy can be found only
In the aoolltlon of our mlsohevlous leg
islation regarding dlvoroe and In an
honeat application of the teachings of
the goapeL
If persons contemplating marriage
were persuaded that once united they
were legally debarred from entering
into second wedlock they would be
mor circumspect before marriage In
the choice of a life partner, and would
be more patient afterward In bearing
the yoke and In tolerating each other's
Infirmities.
? o well as men. And yet the country
j Is, perhaps is. If Its people grow in
wisdom nd " Justiceonly la Its
youth..: .
' Though the American people,
' . 'msde1 up of many kindreds, and
tongues, and peoples, have wrought
: ' - wonders, and can point with pride to
. much, and can .without undue ego
, tlsm boast of much, there is room
... yet for Improvement,' need for strlv-
- Ing for better things, not so much
material things or wealth or physical
power r and ; prestige as for higher
";- ethical Ideals, a better exemplifica
tion of true democracy.
No other great country and numer
ous people ever came so near to
"WAYS THAT ARB DARK."
"F
do away with It altogether. If The It is a little curious that those who
Hague conference Is not going to handled the petitions were not mora
Tkc PI
ay
OR WAYS that are dark and address itself to this main question, careful to comply strictly with the
tricks that are vain" it is me worm eares little about its dls- law.
not only the heathen Chinee cussiona or performances.
that is peculiar. There are Captain Mahan, a first-class naval That work will be Immediately re-1 the San Franoisco Opera company as
1 Count on tha Marquam for something
good In the amusement line and you
win not be disappointed. The old play
bouse was optned In the snrlna with
Others. Here, for instance, la Cop- authority, who believes in real war, sumed on the Drain-Coos Bay rail-Ith a111" and immediately resumed
trroaaman fcf AnAall nt TtTvAmln I has shown that tha nrnnnuul nmiaA. I rnad to a nl. -A ttt. I tfl PMm,r PIac among Show hOUSSS
" " " ' r - " ftwuu uowa. i that It had realgned a year before.
When the government recently tion of private property at sea dur- will still keep hoping that similar Now cornea an attraction at the Mar
asked for a large appropriation for In a war would only protract the news will come soon of work on thelJuam called the American Specialty
examining evidence as to land claim war and add to its ultimate losses roads across central Oregon and the aat Tjght ad piea'aan'a'udKnci
proofs, Congressman Mondell was a and miseries. He says that "if mer- from Natrona to Klamath Falls. Wel!hat lare deapite the celebrating
bitter opponent of the plan.
a member of the committee on puti- longing to a belligerent could enjoy eager and anxious, to write some- it4e,7"61he0attVacuon it offa'la
uc lanas, nerore wnien tne request immunity it is not impoesiDie to im- ining nice aooui Mr. Harriman. It u one of the lar
was pending. He fought the pro- agine wirs between certain powers one of the best vaudYvuie biifs thaf'naa
hoad innrnnHatlnn with amnna-h that could o ftn foraivur. TnAeA Fourth of Jnlv. HVa. CihrUtmmm t. Over bean preaented In Portland.. The
r rr.-r - 1 " l ' -variety or ita acta la exceDtlonal. for
vigor to encompass its defeat. I before the development of the mod- in Its essentials about what it was I !? bU1. include nearly everything in
That mrmm rli.Iri h.. la I orrt war rMaal whan manv mhar,t whan nM mAn wom TV... I. I . -?".-, 'V ' ""a 0n""Cl V1"
I, Fourth of July, like Christmas, la Varf,tv"onf IS' titf u
- in Its essentials about What it WM !!?a bill includes nearl;
. . . the vaudeville line fron
t When old man wr hova Thar la tn a vnAmMm,
?iadem In th Iand 'ttei at -hip. were themselves able to put more of it. a. there is of a circus. Lu?rn,fe0a?utrh.,a "olTfrtLtfi
cessiuiiy a aemocracy, or to pe nonfo last week( Congressman P a good fight, there was no such but Toung America enjoys the koll- Pictures showing the great Rose Show
Letters From the People
An Appeal for the Cause of Equal
Suffrage.
Portland, July I. To the Editor of
The Journal With many thanks for a lot of new girl.
your courtesy In submitting to your I ... . V ,
readers the very able renort of our lest L.la0' JlL chmIt W h s.rolng
i lis un iTrmminri nnvr i 1 1
It must ha tarrlhla .
Who la axnaotajt tn ha .11 .k.
1 time. . '
e
LTPT iW somebody send thepfsUr
easily bulld0 th cB,t b Uoked jil
' 1 ; ' '
amV"ior 1 Bl speaks of high
gonejp? Wa1"- T,, everything hag ,
nS
Stnf t2r Oo ' Oklahoma will not be
SO blind aa Oma nthar hiiiIkh k
can't see. . -i,
Some of the ether witnesses In the
Haywood trial seem to be about as big
liars a Orchard.
A?i" Uncle Sam have to consult the
mikado before he can send any war.
ship across the Pacific?.
a a
After today, perhapa The Hague con
ference will consider the question of
Fourth of July disarmament
As to bathing suit styles for this
summer It la said there will be no more
In them than usual, but there wlU be
Saturday's eaual suffrare meeting. I re-1 nouncina- thia
spectfully ask permission to sdd some basis for a plea of Insanity.
But in an.
he may be laying the
' accurate a republican form of gov- n,a h,tar-i a. th- thin n.. M. th hi.h dv h.tt . th-. Rf. T,h?." J R.,c.tu.re" r.1iLb?hown
lJiMl land licr- He t"de could go on as well in war the greybeards did when life ahead Ifcfy V'fTll0
terlzed the Roosevelt project for con- as in peace." or them looked as if It were a thou- aB"y reauatio view or the gorgeous
trol of the public pasture lands as It seems to be understood that no sand years long. other feature of especial interest
''the most tremendous and sweeping proposition for general disarmament, na'rd lnu"? la'atg'pouiai'ty
grant of arbitrary power and author- or the cessation of additional arma- It is supposed that Grandpa Rock- l,.i5Ii!,.t; VP Miss Bertha Cordrav, a
i. . a- . . . 1 . 111 1 . - j I .,.11 a.i.i a Y" ........c, vi
uj ever praposed vo ue given in uine 1 ui uo vuicriaiueu, uur any 1 eioner id buiuiubuuj immuDo 10017 nama. xiciaa jsernara, rormeny a mem-
of peace to an executive officer." 1, other that amounts to much of any- so that he can venture out and fire cuy ce'ived"! "deidavnp5Siill?i
statesman or hlsforlan or other emi
nent man prior to the eighteenth cen
tury believed such a governmental
experiment could possibly succeed.
' We have not succeeded entirely, but
sufficiently to Justify, or at least ex-
euse, . the congratulatory orations
which, will today be uttered.
look back over our, century and a
'. third of development and advance
ment, over the wonders that have
been and are, and to look forward in
speculation to the wonders that are
to be. None of the founders of the
republic dreamed of such a nation
Items of Interest about which our Ore'
u3kIV! r" ,"n'l It oost a Visitor to tha Jam..t.
Suffraglata of Oregon. We all waited S?!it,?2 1" ? ,M Nor.lk irl- This
the National American Woman Suffrage d0" n.A "".m very exorbitant, conald-
convention to be held .In Portland, aa ng tne price or other luxuriee there.
It waa ao auoceaafullv don in 105. Wei 1
wished our voter to a for thamaalvea I o i 1 t
that our national leader were capable, V-frCCOn Dldellchtfl
brilliant, eloquent and from their vlew-l D 6
point logical. We hoped after the con- . . .
Vk.i. fc i . . ' . u r"i ' mill tha third " rr
m.u iiuiun buui wiiivai mvtumvsn - -
with aendln
our national treasury, a moderate sum, A1 s at Milton and Kreewater
from the abundance in
Meantime, sentences are falling InV thing, and so the world is caring off a few firecrackers in honbr of the S,11"?. .h,r abeenca.for a yar.
... . .., . A. . I,, . . , . ohe has a medley of burleaque popular
dlaorlmlnatalv Yin land tinrnviiuH In I lltrln annnt tha mnfaranoa I clnrlnna dxr tnnnrh nnrhana ha la I iinnt, that wnnM mAA ,n an Vnt
vWu1UBV .shuwui , tte vlcln,tv of the congressman's
prominence of de-
district. The prominence of
fendants cuts no figure in the prose
cutions. Two bankers of Nebraska
have been convicted, sent to Jail for
three months and sentenced to pay
fines of $1,000 each. Two million-
T
MENAND PARTY.
HE Pacific Outlook, a Los An-
not in a humor to show his approval
of such a persecuting government.
President Roosevelt declines to
geles publication, remarks that I discuss the Fairbanks entertainment
President Roosevelt's career is I cocktail question. He remembers
proof that popularity is best what trouble Senator Penrose came
tT.oa an A Mil.. .rvi.Tln. 1lv,. V I WOH hv SArvlna tha vIiaIa ftdAnlA on A I nao. vi tint, IntA at tftA at1lAiT
I tMl hi, ).nni, TTT. "u I " " - I " O v-""""
'71 m" . v a " whom the newly convicted bankers not a party. "President Roosevelt," Bourne banquet
were associated, were aent to Jail 11 "ays, "Is the president of the
some time ago for terms of from six United States not the president of I With federal, state and city laws
months to two years each. The ln-ltne Republican party.. Governor I against combinations of dealers In
.would seem, are better qualified and
1 prepared to imagine what it will be
s century or more hereafter, yet we
J might not be able to form a very
accurate, picture of the future nation.
, Past, present and future are all
linked together, and all things are
both causes and effects. As our
. fathers to a great extent made con
, dltlons for us, so we are making con
ditions for the far more and increas
ingly multitudinous nation of the
future. What storms will It encoun
ter? Will it suffer shipwreck like
republics of old? And if so, on what
rocks? Or will it go on from gen
eration to generation, from age to
age, increasing in wisdom as. In I
vestigatlon involved the removal of Hughes Is governor of New York the necessaries of life, which laws
the federal district attorney, and the state, not governor bf the Republl- will probably materialize before
federal marshal. Now the air there can party in New Tork state. Gov- long, perhaps consumers will be able
Is thick with indictments and the ernor Chamberlain is governor of to secure more nearly a square deal.
debris of collapsed land conspiracies. tfle state of Oregon, not governor of
In the midst of the drama, Mr. Mon- the Democratic party of Oregon. Torn! Now the government is going to
dell, opponent of the land investlga- Johnson is mayor of the city of I prosecute the smelter trust. Of
tlon, denouncer of government land Cleveland, not of the Democrats of course, Senator Guggenheim will
policies, a congressman of the United Cleveland."
States, a member of the public lands Public men of broad view and pf his 'ability.
committee of congress, has formally deep convictions of duty to the peo
relinquished his claim to a home- PIe are caring less for party thanl Don't blame the old boys for get
stead tract of 160 acres, near New- ever before. As a matter of neces-ltlng a little gay on the Fourth
castle, his state.
It la Mia Cordrav'a flm
In vaudeville. She was enthusiastically
w! ges promise -oi great
The Landauer troupe Is another fea
ture of no little Importance to th bill.
They pose in a number . of statuary
B'"n u m uibuit ariiaiio manner. Mlaa
inurne, wnone apeciauy is yodellng and
singing ragtime aonga made decidedly
favorable Impreaalon.
There ara a numbav n nth
hlrh-claa features on the bill, com
prising as good a vandavllla attraction
aa one will find. Th American Spe
cialty company will be the bill at the
Marquam until Sunday night. Includ
ing matinee Saturday and Sunday.
Ml Nance O'Neill will beain an an.
gagement at the Marquam Monday
night. -
'This Is My First Birthday."
Prince William Frederick, son of ths
crown prince of Germany and Emperor
William's only grandson, was born July
4, 1808. his name In full Is Prince
William Frederick Francis Joseph
Christian- Olaf. Americans have a spe
cial Interest In this little prince, be
cause he was born an tha Wntirth nt
help the government to the extent M"'- -Besiaes, nist mother, the orown
uiva., v m, ivwt, vmiror o Ameri
cans. In a very few years will begin
the serious, work of training the little
prince for the high poaltion he will
ultimately be called unon to fill. Hie
education will be a very rigid one. At
S veara of are ha will haain th atnriv
It is alleged that sary form they profess adherence to Uncle,, Sam is of quite a mature age Frencit He will Eavi daily driiii and
be have opposed the government in more than an empty formality I For casualties, see
its land investigations?
fctfl .tfl.wlt Ma . n .1. IJ rtvtA naw mm . Vi . V. 1 . . .i lilmalf
TVriWPr rfntnir inmtlnm an I "" m.vmti. h iu iiia resilience on "uo v uuim, uul yai tyiBIU I uiuwii uun.
' " '"""S I .V ll...v....,i h.. hnm. I.V. . v im,. I
marrv tnn .n mn.. ..ihiii I "' "" ououiun l i - n, oui,u uu inue
in greater measure the dream of the
. author of the celebrated Declara
tion? , These are great problems that no
man can answer. But each respon
sible citizen can help a little to bring
about whatever comes. So midst
the noise and excitement of Jubila
tion and celebration the reflective
T
something like physical motions in paper
religious worship.
Governor Folk says that if he
were to write a platform ' for the
Democratic party he "would have it
HE HAGUE conference Is saying declare for a tariff for revenue only;
or aomg notnmg, so far as Is for protection for the people against
reported to the waiting public, monopolies and not for monnnftH
NOTHING 0? IMPORTANCE
, DOING.
It is having dally dlsnnnalnna oml.t .v. - . .
citizen ponders, glancing backward but is tmto.rianT::: " I t"
owr a nathwav of mhtr, 1 . . . " . .uumiiauw iw a
a a . Z T. " secret as possioie.- This is not be- strict regulation of railroads and
w . w. I nnrianr 1," BlfftliriAanr rtltv 9ornA 1 t 1 . . .
B-- , iue wuirui, aoi government ownersnip
Pudiic supposes, because they really Except on the tariff question. Folk
amount to nothing. ; and Roosevelt therefore stand to
ll seems likely that' the oowers c-nthr. anri it ) ir.nnrn n
" v .u nuvnu mat nW9V
THE. LOADED, REVOLVER.
U
1 N MHihoiir nn,,n(. ' . I
t. . :UBre ar? represented will agree to some pro- velt favors reductions of tariff rtHM
A t I riAan lai A a a t Jk A. ! . . . . '
ru" uooiBueu iu m war a iicue Ana nosts or Republicans agree with
. three parentless children
' tb firm hnm. ! r. . .... I
. aiditu, laub. lnna hmtal t. - II. .T.
th. tnVrr:' :? Tl a.eaa or technical, but the world is
in thTatarT 7. ' gal" but uttl interested in these dilet-
i.7 thf Lht ' hnUa7' Frl" tante Bchem"' fojecu seem
nZee real subject in
between husband and wife for a long see why if there must be war it
!?: -7eaf8 ttefatherhad rtould not be made a. fierce and
destrucUve as possible, for then Jt
kept a loaded revolver in his room.
He. returned from Vale one after
nooBaniwhen Vhis wife placed a
cold lunch-instead of a warm meal
before ,him;he was1 augry. iPailid
with passion, he demanded to know
If she intended to cease cooking for
mm. ier ajiswer was conciliatory,
erplainlng" tlyttViti war pqr pear the
warm 'imeal of the:evenlng - she
thought cold junch. would answer.
Acgry words followed, and he struck
win tne sooner be over. Barbarous
methods have been in part. aban
doned not because
' v- BvukiuieuvsM
Ism or an ethical view of war, bnt
oecause they did not pay. ' The
things about war that people want
abandoned and abrogated are the
killing'of.men, the making of widows
and orphans, and the destruction of
property death, suffering poverty,
misery. ; In, other words, they want
Folk. Roosevelt Is immensely larger
than his party, so much so that while
in office he . dominates It, though
most of its leaders dislike and If they
dared would oppose him. When
Bryan stands up in view, where is
the Democratic party? You can't
see it. .
The greatly worthy Republican, or
Democrat, in office, one whom the
people will rely on and delight to
honor. Is the one who considering
only their interests forgets in their
service that there is such a thing as
party to ierve. Partisan yawp can
sway the people no more.
Judge Galloway's decision on the
referendum petitions seems to be one
which he could not well escape ren
dering,' but the Cases should be ap
pealed and passed en by the supreme
The Souvenir Hunter.
From the Denver Republican.
"The American souvenir hunter will
steal anything but a cellar full of
water." Admiral Bab Evans.
The souvenir hunter" fares him out
To the groaning banquet board,
And a coffee pot, with a silver spout.
He adds to his mighty hoard;
8ome bananas, a plat of macaroons,
For the kids he stows away;
And, Just for good measure, six silver
poona
He take as he sings this lay:
Hunting the snark, hunting the shark,
xiunung me lion or aeer
Is nary a fraction or decimal mark
To hunting the souvenir. '
Where'er he goes, he deftly lifts
A much Drlsed object or two:
Some knlckknacks perhaps they're wed'
aing girts
But he hopes It won't trouble you :
He never steals oh, tie! 1 Nay, nay
Th fiend merely takes alone '
Some keepsake to cheer his lonely way
as ne caroi nis aauy song;
military exercises and will be thor
oughly grounded In horsemanship. At
10 years he will be made a lieutenant
I mA will h.v 4 . .11. l i , .
tomorrow S the stalwart grenadiers of the guard.
rour year proDaoiy win be spent at
the military cadet school at Plnn at.
most until he reaches his twenty-first
year ne will be under the rigid rule of
uermaa mintarnm. , supjeet to the dis
cipline of tutors and governor, like any
other young officer of the army.
sufficient to carry to a auceaaafiil mm. I are turning OUt Well.
pletlon the quiet plan of campaign that
aiarung irom a tnouaana timea wwrje Brownsville young people havsorgan-
- , t ...... m e ii -..-v i ma auiia&tu oiuo.
ouvii uuputaniy imunf our Toter or
1 ,AK ,1... .... L . a .1 ..i..
could not restrain their astonishment or .?."?. irnL,r" . "round Weston are
delight. ""'! nn ouiiaings.
They knew, before they took charge
Of the camnala-n whtnh foilnw1 a ram. I Another bear and aevaral mi ha warm
palgn which npiWon of them has ever captured alive at Trail,
been able to launch at home that tha I a a
undersigned, who had long been a veteran Many T.inn om.ntv h.n-. ..... ...
limine-, alwava oblactad tol viiHin rmn tn tin ...k
arousing at a general elecUon the bal-
lot armed, but indifferent vntaa nf tha . . . . ...
onnoaltlon by a anactarnl.r aThihttin. nk.rv.mfM OT Umvyionm graao teachers
women aa . agltafora. But when, by a "av oe"n 19 BOI,a
system of adroit manipulation which
would have given pointers to any aet of , Fifteen Pennsylvania people arrived
lawyer under the sun, they made a com- ln Perdee to work tn a aawmlll.
blnation with two or three inexperienced "
bu.b,t,u Oregon women who wanted Mr. Hollowell, near Falls City, ban.
to be It and were ouahed to the front by a vested 6.000 boxes of strawberries. ,
sample of "butt-ln grasa-wldows," and . 1
thua got themaelve "united" to take t a.. . ,
wttisr&i fo'car;u?frfav;h -vra
tha Dimlau hull hw th, -..i.. I
ly dodged their lariat and escaped to L A Crook county stock firm recently
California till after the state annual bought 17 head of Shorthorn cattle at
meeting of that vear. thua a-lvlna- thamlfrom 1100 to 1400 a head.
all the rope they wanted. I
Their action, and. that nf thatr inai I a xi-..m. r...v .... .
Kf- -V.wn..trrln 19 fVl u" boWy fto a thumb while aplittlng kindling, which
the prohibition camp in November. 1S0(, he will let his wife do ncreafter.
Is still fresh In the public mind. a
tionaf ZrSXSmt' havinl? mu.Mn2t h; N2 leM th"n 100 ara hauling
threat lo aend no fuSL fKm'nlH 2!r wo- Pol" n(1 lumber out of the
ivi . ...-??.n. 2 uns t rom our na- Catharine and Llttla rraalr hilla Into.
"rV"DnTw.yr.;n.a. "Jo? o'.?ea?e "a " dedl
it newbeoomes my duty to appeal to ... .
the publlo spirited men and women of . An Independence man has a new
Oreron for tne 1S00 wa na,. at thi. berry that he Is Juat atartlna that ha
for our petition work. As your reporter thinks is lust the thing lor the valley,
carefully stated, I am "ashamed" to do 11 l' similar to th loganberry but by
this, as It is well known that we have largr per cent of them are
tens of thousands of dollars In our na- double,
tlonal treasury, but th ahnva ..
ment of facta muat ha mw inii...i I A Canbv man accordine tn tha Trlh.
and apology. lune. is engaged ln manufacturing an
The women of Oraann knnw that I engine that runa by -aa and makaa ita
alone have the nnwar tn rlr, n. -.i.t,. own gaa aa It runs. If tha anaina
hold from us our right to vote. In no stops and the gas all runs out all you
tat where conatant agitation of this haYM i0 to blow lnt th g valve
nuDoiiuii la aroina on among women do
women have a ghoat of a show to Suc
ceed. I have lnna Irnnwn that th . -
Jorlty of the beat and most Intelligent ln : bag that
and It a tart again.
a
A Wallowa county man put soma oats
ian, i in m nunwv mil naa Daan ivina in an
men favor the enfranchlaamant I outhouse, and awlnaine- It nv hia
mothers and wives, but a waa proven ahoulder started out after a horse. After
m Wyoming, Colorado. Utah and Idaho, walking three miles he stopped to talk
T.u, ui, uiuiui waa oeaiowea upon WO- wjiii tui uquununce, tnrowing in
men, almost without the aaklng, there nosebag on the ground, when It was
waa no. rataplan or tambourine cam- discovered that It contained a large rat-
palgn to arouse the combined forcea of tleanake, which waa killed.
, '., """.'i. ipnursjioe ana vioe, andl
their discredited woman alllaa a Tnhi - . .... .. .
the mothers and dauahtar. . ...nl f"rn"P" .on Mae
"d brethren, ln thla cam-n-." 1 1 F
ikh in at im now upon uft.
fooKlng'to you, m cZSdce anhn 1 W f1. .yST
lng that If you are placed UDori av!S"aevnJ' .wa,iounTy
A M Wskrsk Thai man tt ika a. MC vwrasvs i.ss.iiKiiM VJ WIO IIOCK in A
Utea above named, you will unite your tr?? P?m. rope aDout three feet long,
forces aa they didand Invite us to tak5 wh,ch " 1Uupp0,l "j16, a01 or th
Recipe.
From Life, '
To make a Beat Seller:
Take a statuesque blonde who looks
like a cloak model and talks like a prin
cess;
A statuesaue man, who looks like
floorwalker and talks like a matinee
hero;
Add one rauraer mystery.
Two missing -wills,
Four runaway autoa.
Mix with two deadly enemies for 18
chapters.
Then take out the deadly anemlea and
when the mixture cornea to a boll rap
idly sur in xour pages or sort laix.
on
bellev:
honor,
our place beside you In the full and puJpo".' a5a th,n clmbed Into the tree
free possession of our joint Inheritance andi after fastening the rope around her
leaving it to our Opinion at every subse- nec- sprang into tn air.
quent election, to use our right to vote.
ing t
Hunting the lion or deer
Is nary a fraction or decimal mark
To bunting the souvenir.
)ne half nage of tears.
one nail page or silence,
Four pages of hugs,
Five nages of clinging embraces
And 42 pages of mad kisses, scatter
ing them quickly over the brow, the
ear, the hair, the lips and the cheeks of
tne neroin. -- -,v---
Close quickly and serve while warm.
l'amhlll County.
From the Dayton Optimist.
nhltl county is ranldl:
ma garaen apot or tne worm ana it i(r,i- miitaph "
fun. So have we.
Enonghl
Henry Watterson In the Louisvlll
Courier-journal: Come boys, time's up!
Enough is enough, whilst too much is a
surfeit! Breakaway for a little fun
xamnui county is rapiaiy Deooming ih. ,m..u
xou nava naa tots-or
up to our citizens to make tha fact
IrnAwrt TXT It U t n ha Mav 1 A w. I1UII. DU i l V W Wtt Alluioiifc UJBVUi.T ,a
vera! fl Ail - farm In sr. luanv tt rti fsmi. I ..I . v. ... - M ; . . -
f?-J -?ur x"rn?- "I feel hign.",.
"Shanghai!"
versified farming.
era ere getting nei returns zrom their I "How hlshT"
land which, if figured aa interest on I "Shan ah ill" "
money investea,. would mage the - land Now we'll have the overture from
worm rrom isoo to n.oo n um. Mrk. u. . n a,a. ...
f... . - ; - M W : i iiiu utAvt r ai , "...i . v i a . n,v
rr i l ii in a; very inuri lime mouunai dt inu.ain. Knii.i -raiw'a nantm win .
. . . .v.. i i . .... i i v:"::: "-" - " p
nw.va w. .u . i.iiari. iiavv ifwit Knimii(nu i tj tSUXyi .
oi 'u uia tuOTi to proauoa wneat win
hops, walnuts, and apple and as these 3 Nothing Coming,
more profitable crop are Dut ln thavl - Wnm tha Tntuir, r!anitai.
wm require a larger population to care I President Roosevelt -warns the news
ror tnHJ ' Wlta this lnoreaa In BOB-. I nan ara 'tn avnM hvataala Th.l'. all
Ulatlon, . better transportation facilities right, but, remembering the "Dear Ma-
wiii m prqTiuTO ' ana , ramniu county ria" and "snort, ugiy word" and 95,000.-
wiii.viagi.m a gnwwi or eiacino i auo conspiracy . tetters, tne -papers
.im .a .t. " ' I r . . ......a w wi.iu
uaueraui w vu vauay. , , . xuom ui sreaueni on toat soore.
or lei it aiona mat aa mn a ir.:
fn.tt.T b3r..tn,5,t,m w wlii never
vao wur nuurn, uu you OaVO thUS
honored yourselves in our behalf. Ore
aon Is the only afata In IK. tt.i.-
to take the lead In granting to every
cltlsen a republican form of gwernmenf
Our petitions are now in the hands Tof
ncAnowieagea Dy
and prompt'
ABIGAIL, SCOTT DUNIWAT
a.a . rresiaent o. 8. E. S. A
ayTa1 Portland. Or.
This T)ftf In TTIatA
. j .
4t Tlberiaai,n deeate th- Crusaders
iillZfibl?!? Parliament met
f eitedl& ?1PeLhe.,?eB. Washington de-
1781 British fnroa ....
evacuated Willlamsburir Vifgln i
thi78n9Pr.es,de.n WaaffintoTapprovsd
flrat atraat , aaiTl """". uuiiaer or tne
183 ' Uwy CT ho, v Died
lega!?tUo9.y:a.rt
ftOO aS A
Ohio ZZXZTV 2n.e. t?5. Baltimore i
ni.r.1f7haftp'n J'?hn C.- Fremont de
iA1d Independence of California,,
1 SgJ-Oeneral Wmberu"-",
Vlcksbur to (Ximhi n,..i " m
1888 President Johnaon nmM.i.j -
oomplete amneaty. "
claimerin' ilWft,Un repuWte V
i8.8. u Jst.J)jr floods
Texas.
In
Win Come Prepared.
-.1.'
. . From the Waahlngton Herald.
come, Weg
"An East Bids Bank for East
Sid People."
I
N taking care of your
weekly or monthly mis
cellaneous expenses, dont
ran to set asiae soms
part of your salary whloh
shall go to your savings ac
count, and mak It your first
duty to see that ' It Is de
posited to your credit 'with
our company. One reason
why so many people fall to
save Is that no definite plan
of action Is ever adopted. Try
this one, and we feel sure the
only regret you will have Is
that you did not start sooner.
WE
PAY
4
On Savings Accounts
pounded semi-annually.
com-
The CommcrcialT
Savings
XXOTT Aim WTXLIAMa 1T&
ow Sir.:3aUi.ii'iViFrasiden J
J? 8. Blrrel.. . i , .Caahler