aatfai
' "' ' ' ' .
THE JOURNAL
AN OTDBraNDBICT ITKWSPAFM.
ft'!.1 l-kon. .
some - others . for, tariff reform art
Insincere. . He doesn't hellere tn rail
road rat regulation by law, and
iMiiibfraara so. and everybody knows whera
stands. , !! apparently has
respect for nor personal
Bistlck. He Intimates
iMnmlMlm tannua tha Kail a aMODd-oUsa I th At th. lrMMnt hu mn nnliMi
uib iiruyor yrurinca u an executive;
- i
' ' Pablltu4 rrr ranlnf axrpt lultft lM S( . BiandS. ,
.1- ', ' wrf Saodar ornln. t The Joanwl Bnlld-1 ..ja l..
'4j; tat. nfcb d-iripbul iltmu. rf)id. or. I neuner anjr r
' '"t -""..L. i " L.- : . j a v. ' I fw of the BI
: . Enter at tfce aoatoffloa at Portland, Or., tor I
TTXEPUONB afAlJf TITS.
III dapartmecta reached by tbli nember,
, TU th pantnr tha department roe want.
and Is as bad or worse than Andrew
Jackson wis.
roHBiGH ABVKBTisiNa RgPBE8NTATiT Foraker's presidential pretensions
v ' ZL2t absurd; it Is unlikely that he will
otk; Trtbuna Bmiaing. aucaio, receive any vote In the convention;
; Sobaerlptloo tarma br aall to any addreaa J and It is difficult to SUPPOSe that he
,i la the United Itatea. Canada or Mexico. I ' . f .
is cuuipteieiy seu-ueceivea as to me
. Ooa raar.
v On raar.
.' 'On raar.
DAILY.
......'.fS.OO Ona Booth
SCNDAl.
.......1150 Ooa month
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
tT.60 Ona month
I M
... 4-
,. t--.r
v.
He serres all who dares be
true. Emerson.
HAYWOOb ACQUITTED.
HE HAYWOOD Jury, as The
Journal suggested would be the
situation. But he Is still a senator,
and has a large and hitherto an en
I .as I thuslaatlc following in Ohio; and he
may be a figure of considerable In
terest during the next year. The
controlling elements in his party
have moved away from him, but he
will not stand alone.
THE REFERENDUM LAW.
. i READER wants to know The
"case, would not convict the de-j A "Journal's opinion "on the de
fendant on the evidence of the I "clslon of the supreme court in
a jta famous' assassin. Orchard. The ab- regard to the legislature being
horrence excited by his aelf-confeased the sole Judge of what is an emer
crimes undoubtedly destroyed In jency clause in a bill when the con
great degree the force of his testl- stltution defines it clearly"; also on
mony, even though It. was confirmed "Judge Galloway's decision in regard
In many points, by other witnesses, to what constitutes a properly signed
' No Jury could be expected to give petition-; and the Inquirer volun
f nil, unhesitating credence to the teers theoplnion that "the referen
' story of a man so stepped and sodden dum law Is as good as dead."
da. wickedness, so obUvlous of every The Journal! la slow to criticise
jla or-Gpd.or man. Doubtless the the conclusions of the courts except
(Jurors argued that a man who could in tare 'eases where it seems very j
, iperpeiraia a crime ao aiaroucai as clear that-a decision is wrong. It
; the murder of Steunenberg, with no seems to us that on the first propo-
more reason or motive than Orchard sltlon a court and not the legislature
proiessea, wouia not scruple to should-le the rinar arbiter of the
assassinate through the medium of question of whether an emergency
tne law Haywood Moyer and Petti- exists; or at least that a court should
lone, when -by so doing h-nfght take Jurisdiction of a case in which
aavet himself from the, gallows', u clearly appears that the legislature
in-me opinion or tne twelve men had declared an emergency wheu
7 who: tried, Haywood.; the evidence none In fact existed under the con
was not sufficient to convict and a stltution. But we do not feel bound
.verdict of acquittal was therefore to criticise the supreme court for
.the only alternative. There can be taking a different view.
taV MOAtn A liflol , SP.aa.jt tJa aaa at ! .
free. By . many the result win belLa, v.
their country neat ; jhat they have a
mue, country while we have very
big one to look after, the population
there 1 being many to our one, to
Letters Fi
rom the Vcovle
Would AboUsh Anto Horns. ?
Portland. Jul T ' rr iw. ju
i.uo ouarcj xnue, ana tnat'tnererore ! ournu la yout issue t of
we cannot be reasonably expected tol'""7 ,6Ul ! fh9r; appsarea -an axtloU
equal England in cHoeatne; but -
. T .7 : ' Y.7 ill : ra" xm ng, as well w . By Arthur BrUbane. ; f
wu. jsu oeai, ana more rapiaiy, u previous aootors. has prescribed Mr. Funston was a little gentleman
in mis reSDMt. It la not eltnnthnr I "w """i remeay tor tba eradication of ha AM-t unint tn mmK n
a matter of sentiment or aesthetics, ,wn,r He. haa followed the Into the army, sot a fuU set of brass
but 1. of real, practical l-wUetJir nd
ii is worm a gooa deal to a city or rorm, that of Increasing the noise of Now h. is a. v.r m.n
ueignDornooa
reputation for
beauty.
FUNSTOKS "UNWHIPPED MOB'
Soldiers SKouU B Kincl and Pafaent, Even Uawhippsd Tsxpsysrs
'V:'':.:-v'-'vi ;': Hsve Tltlt TrViuWes ; , : '
to get a widespread fl""0." a clanging bells, while amounts te a very treat deal. We hope
cleanliness, neatness, Lt', ?r?t? IJ1or" n that, In spite of his greatness, he win
upon thi autUt and mike Tim be onT t0 " ?at,wic wlth
the lookout Instead of the poor pedes. I n4rP cnwd of American citlsena. .
iriT?l . ?.ear,!e1 'i!.1" rs ago while I Mr. funeton Is like the naval officers'
PEOPLE AND LEGISLATURE.
r
1 enjoyed Veeln ,ni. -ii" tiZ at tn Jmtown exposition. They
wholi sldewaUc iu wCn my bS 1 was TTre,i10Crlrled f iB bought that they
broken I waarery careful to keSn cn? ,,U,(I D6w ?nt down thr 't
trol o urwheeT and when nMesearv otiln1!7 buneea men In making the
clally. It owes no
HERE IS nearly a million dol
lars in the state treasury. Ore
gon is - in gooa snape. nnan- n '?JT MA."f"?.? liant and da.hini. T.n'. .hi
State debt ?out hie affairs showing tha automo- SL.f,"1 ntten-- parade In San
pue tne same courteer accorded a horse , eairioation or the
i uu((7 ana mi trouble la endedt If I ir'.. .7 iraniuy inn ne
aeiivery
to m. b
Isn't ltT I Boon ha
Belnr aomnthlnr rKm Vlrh-or w.l nln- for human. nature to . .Mn nf .wf aakod whether he ac
ueing sometning or-a kicker, we enjoy seeing the other fellow Jump, f?11 u"d thla expreaalon and whether
say no, and the fault of what il w.l reaeon why the autolat .oa n,B nnta, he admitted
, " " k "lehould not keen tha aama mntrni Ki.lthat that waa eaaoUv what ha .i
m.uug iobm cuuni; uyuii wiai ag-1 man wm a norse, ana l oe reiarrea only
mntlm. a hAn... t. I mi oi ioriiung a " eieineni.-
v uv.m.w wm- nerve-racKinr noise is the only explana
DrlBed the last leelslatur Thr AA "onor wtiy he does not do so. Bo 1
to
lnn I We know xa.ntl' hnw runmi as,.
as the bells and horns are allowed you ton and the little naval officers at
prUed the last legislature. ' They did
some good things, some bad ones; must Pct to lumps sideways several j Jamestown feel when they apeak of
hut townrlnr nhnva all th la nna V iT'ir1!" u uur wi"can ciusen.
Iava SB. aUVriliOSel IUIO,
CHARLES K. SHORT.
and knew it, but did not do; that is, Would Abolish Petty License Fees.
to snirt tne tmrden of taxation which . Portland. July 17. To the Editor
nrovidea "this million dollara. and Pf Journal A turst exists lo-
must provide other million.. !?' "r!? 2
I - i a n v SaVSStAt gP 1 Tl I ITJ. VUa a USJ
worst trust of all la the land trust but
state tax in Oregon hereafter. I people do not realise It fully. The
Other states, notably Wisconsin, un- 0(1 tru8t tes tbeir animosity now
A man Who ia ana-avail In vnrVtn.
for his Hying, a man-who-can't make
a cent by wearing bfaaa buttons or
Small Gkane
toMaP.fonr- Ttere.tlng
cJoin Llm ,untrM wAtPNortl,
me Mia em nam. . ...
and you weep alone.", "
carrying a sword, or marching up and
down, is a very contemptible ereaturs .Tha weather bureau Is likely to rmnr
in tba eyes of the professional military f coolest July on reoord. l','
man. s ; .v''. , I? s;..-VSV,u.:
Anybody who . haa traveled tn, Oar- twVkiSSSfl VburTuat JRiir?wit,,
tnanknowa that It dtaan't tatra a r wm""' nor WUSt Whiskey, .
dler very long to look with contempt I 'If you can't a-o to'tha . .
upon, anybody who Isn't aoldler. , J mighty nlcetlnS? t Jt !SMA' J!
Thla newsDaner haa a verv hlah rer
eranoe ror me aoiaiers proieaaion. ii
,naV.nteth
er . e, . i- ' -.,... ,
Beatrice Fairfax Encour
ages Home Makers
Bp Beatrice Fairfax
75""u" lur 5" ' ewo'ere proxeaeion. .i i mi.,.. .
la'aeoeaaary to nave men to protect in tha faet th.T T;;.LVrt "iLrle"?e
int oounirr in caaa or trounie. adii " win tnrt
tha man whn vnlnnU.iv In. lma ' -t : e ' e - 4 " .
trouble Is entitled to all honor, if heThe athletic girl Is sometimes ver
aama hla k.a hitliuii mil kla inim I mUOh In ardar; vM. Ul.. .
T . " -" " TK-.'T I if-. ' aunui
ana nis sworq, tnose msrks ex raithrull "awn.
aarvlna ahAiiliC . I '
Rut it mirlil A K. rutaalhta aa n I The hnlldoa? Pata tiaa V., '. .
a man as great as Oeneral Funston to5rom prealdentlal. purUeua. Hla la i
keep hla temper and to bo civil In deal- doggone case. t . . .
In a- with ordinary eltlaana who lack hla I - " --
grandeur. - A ",. e ready to "go ring the bells and
payrou or that "unwnippea moo.; his i uwr
breas buttons, hla spurs, hla hat. his I
food, what he waa re all are paid fori Perhaps: Walt Wellman la fa.4..
by the ordinary people In the plain bual. hla trin ha.- tH!?. If :'.?
naaa elnthea . . . . I maltat vT5 "i i " , . Vt W
As for the -uncontroUabla elemenrl : 7 :7" m.. V,:'U:.':
such an element exists In his sense of 1 i JrS..f I,ta,,0r TB tt human j
.v. . . .-w .... n.n...l I SOUI lOOkS JUSt Ilka an nvatar . n.. 1.1.
U WVIU. Ail B4I , ... ma W k. . mT . J . ,T M
is not paid hie aaiary oy tne people toi , nuw.
.... .... .k. .1..... v.1'- -a .
approved or diaapproved by him. I . lr0UDI with' superimposed iV
fria hualnaaa la to take hla title and I rata Oh our battlaahlna la i.iT
un uDuvrn miiu iua nuiu mw -" .f u.ua 04 Kll enemy. -
people, and be as grateful ae he can! , , . e . e .
mrA mini 1,1a man mialnaaa at laaat - . I "T .. .1.1 . ' .. . ' 1
v "J T "v . gomouen ine waathe
shop or emigrate." remarka tha OaaattalV
.awv. v. in.uun. -vonie to Oregon.
Tha eeteemaif TTam.ttvi .-a m.vi
iviu - wiu ua. w in nsLi-vrw - aim a.
aJonet American newspapare woa'l g I
.1 e
It la not supposed that the govern-I
and mind hla own bualness at least.
Br doing this, he can avoid oompu
catlona.-
In Fiction and Fact
By Wex Jones.
IN THHJ 8 TORT.
a a 1 . iv. ... I mant'a nroseouflon ttt tha tnk.TL . .
Olrla. I want to tell you that when a tlon. Tlve years marrlea," he aald to Xing Industry U Ut bb
. ',.,. ........ ' I Tha antMrust ordinance la likely to be young man goes a-courtlng he la not himself, "and this will be the 'first time
fU. J?uDUy v. emaaculated by the agenta of the lltUe looking for a piano-pUyer n
hailed with deep satisfaction. But
many, more 'will consider that the
verdict leavea .unanswered the. uues-
A YOUNG MAN'S QUERY.
entirely, failed to meet certain re
quirements of the law, and if these
tion as to the real responsibility for Lflnf,.i a
Bteunenherg a 4eath. ... , k... a ,.. ..w ... ...
think the legislature was doing mis
chief with malice prepense whto It
'-Beginner , in Ufe'g Battle" mBU" lueBO neoaie8B requirements,
'seeks the advice ?f The Jour- 106 Iact tnat tbe reauIred number
sat as to whether 'he 'should of leRal TOter nnaerBtI1ilT P-
rnarrv on. S aalarV hp taS - "wonea anouia De legally sufriclent.
'month which he can earn in -a posi- Nor d0 we tn,nk thi referendum
' tlon he has "in view." He Is Just U dead' . ttol"to die. It may- be
out of college, is 22. "she" is 21, ?ooll8nlT or needlessly resorted to oc
fthelr "mutual happiness is beyond a cas,onaIlT. ftn 'or that reason may
donbt," and he has "a willing parent not bfl Evoked In some cases when
to back him." 11 migni De wen to ao so, Dut It is
No one. however wise, can oosl- 8 yery necessary Instrument for the
tlvely advise a stranger In such a PPl to keep In their handa, and
, case. - One would need to know the thwr may make good use of it yet.
parties personally 'and rather inti-
nor cloture I Maara-ia'a avar been away even for a I There ia atlll a llttla .v.. ..-I
Follette, make public Utility and trusts working on the "aympathlea" Painter, nor a pretty, empty-headed doll. I day. Shell have a good time with, her I 5r-,lnt'a unnl' 'farm exercise will
other corporations pay for running or the coundlmen. Recent court pro- Mut a home-maker. , folks, and I gueas J won't have a Jor uLrltt me mother af taa Daea)
. Im..44m. i a m . . I IVti. K . W.M. I. . ,. ... . I . I vot--a . A - T Tl
the stAt arovarnment. and i-Allam tha " r ranciaco enow now l " "v -"a ;-1 umsi na m mr "a i
nania .iii. . .... .v. deP th feelings of city legislators were Panlon, and U he Is a sensible young waa a bachelor. f
people entirely of a state tax; why I there. . man he waita until ha nd..tha riht -a v.f .a..m.i
not Oregon? shVuld 'ITve wrlEtifln lrl bafor that most Im- W; ---J.?. J.bL hM o.. regard 4 ioa
Tt 1. nnn. tnn t hae,m 2nd" tt."-!0 h J2S? -K?"- 'w1d "onl old bachelora,
mulating and expressing the demand f ttde -22 SSSLSS. lffi4OTtlOT CaSSS
for this change. The last legislature SVetftttOT a.V..Mw,"! SKa??Sa. KrSaaaTaaS tt "5?!!S5 J Iff S
knew very well what the people H; r.WUi nl - 'rau
manaed in mis respect yet did noth- d ,o wn w. havth. nS S ! jgt Sff tKrareaTurirnecesaTyo 5h. must beTetUn, nV old farm 0s would oom. oveK W
ing; nay, defeated such partial meas- oftr'S. 5." " 5 h making of a comfortable, happy by thu time.'- . "?,trZ.,,2f . 0.u.n..?,"
lesson them will U wishing they had taken the Tw.nt you to learn to be good hou.e- af terwa'rd every 1 "h man U met the Swedish America;" to "om.
ures as were proposed. The
is plain: Defeat every member of Amon thi twri. t... .,1 v.... ?MP"-.
the last legislature if he does not fSfe
hold over who did not do all harniiMlln the long run aoaked back with in. 15
..v "rea many row on the backs of the fArta ari i
further, people. If a man la fined by a llcenae faf" IJ
make sure that every man elected ir.5ve"fhJ
. . . . ...... i . . r v mBiiin nni
is specmcaiiy pieagea 10 enect mis n me aggregate, large grafts,
f,nd th? .,oso organisation of combina
retorm. , tlons similar to trueta.
The people can no longer afford Jfflr S;"1 !l!
to take chances on what unpledged trd5a- w hv5 n moral right to
v,-. nt , a 1,".','" mma f.r engagmg in some
uicuiuoi o ui IC6101O1U1O nut uu ur mm uuainess, aucn aa draylng
Man Is a materi
good house-1 afterward every other man he met !J
al being and I seemed to be gayly hurrying along with D
i he ia com- hla wife by hla aide. ta,
I TM.h l mmiA Ttlnlra "Til ,A km, FlV
mately to be able to give advice. A
, young couple of the right sort cad
'. undoubtedly live comfortably, with
'no bad luck, on $65 a month, but
i they must ; economize,., deny them
4 selves air luxuries; and" "she" must
, do her own housework and otherwise
,be a veritable "helpmeet." But as
CIVIC NEATNESS.
Y
ES, WE are a great people, .and
are accomplishing much, but
we can look abroad and learn
several things to our advan
tage. No man is too wise to learn
from others, even if In most respects
-j a. general proposition, it Is unwise thejr are 1688 w,so than ne- In the
; for a . youth t under these circum- rea"7 imPortant matter of civic neat
' stances to marry. He would better nes JU8t neatness, rather than
i secure himself 'in his position, work beautT American cities, according
'In it so faithfully that he will get a 10 ine reports 01 travelers, are far
. prpmotion or a prospect of one, save behlad many foreign cities. We have
all the money possible,' and buy a neTer neard much of London being
' lot or an acre as a foundation for a a moIel ot neatness, and perhaps It
: borne; and then, still a very young 18 not ln ltg buslness sections, but
man, he will be in a far better poal- B London writer ln the Outlook, con
tlon to take chances on the lnatri- traBtIn8 American with English,
monial sea. The notion of depend- cmeB m re8pect, says: "in the
lng on "a willing parent" is, not a resllentlal suburbs of London every
good one. Yet let It be understood tn,n looks as neat as a man fresh
that these suggestions are only gen- from the operations of a barber,
erat. : There may be exceptional Her th,n suggest a man who lets
cases, and "Beginner" may be one of j nu nalr Srow as, " P'eaSes." So
them. Every man must decide such I 'ar as .''American cities, each con
sidered as a whole, are concerned,
we believe this critic has not slan
dered them. Many: private grounds
are kept in a neat condition, but
one -will not travel far in any direc-
fVElATOR FORAKER took ad- tlon to fliid a disagreeable contrast
vantage of a Chautauqua occa- in grounds ugly with weeds and
M-w-"Wiey ought to be made to & JS.Sl'
Subscribe not only to "Statement No. ,ret taxea. rest heavily upon the
1," so that the people can elect their tain., and that is that the woVeraln
choice for United States senator, but dolT. loWh. VituJt?On'0mrettoS
ihiiv ahinM ha ran 11 tn molr. Will enact lomi lawl thama.lv.. tum
V - UWM.W W .V1.M.. W U U a U I . . , a A . m ... CI W
a. a a a ... "'".v"1 ,un" 01 our nrt ramiues to
some other statements, especially oneJ breaking rock. FRED c DENTON.
with reference to the matter herein ja aerki
uiouuuaeu. Portland. July I0To the Editor of
ine people neea to maxe a lew The journal a short time ago there
big sticks, for use at Salem. appeared In a Portland paper an article
underrating the work of the railway
mail clerks and niacins- the hiama tnr
reopie wno reaa only me Ore- undistributed mall on these workera.
gonlan yesterday morning and de- Havln" once been partially Informed in
pended upon its news from Boise r,,'.1 'c? 1 w throuarh
. .... tt j the columns of The Journal, to correct
uwwu mac iia;i.u was con- trie said SUtements, and ln Justice to
Vlcted, or was about to be convicted. I th mall clerk, to mention a few of his
The Jury, the Oregonian's report au"e" ana hardships.
said, stood eleven for conviction of TotZl. a". S re covers
murder in the first degree, and one and distributors of mail, we are Drone
for murder ln the second degree, and t0 'snore the Importance' of the rail-
this one man would soon yield. As Uncle Sam's employee th. railway
a matter of fact, about the time early rBeforran.., wt .
risers were reading this remarkable tT 1 th.e. Berv,co he must pass two ex-
.. . ...... "i:iiuuiin, uiib meniai, one pnyslcal.
news" the Jury, after having been The former includes ail the common;
divided nearly as The Journal's re- the railed
port "indicated, were coming ln with m.t,out!ar dJ,lon:an.d e'ore he
a verdict of acquittal. For a lot of know the locations of each poatoffice
news that isn't so read the Ore- th. "po.t'VouYe. IWth"...
sonian. 2trudvC2n!ltr"';.h.ef!nfc..An"
1. i ti. i""uiru as long as ne
A Umatilla county farmer has to For just how much the nostai rirv
Defeat every member Of Among the things that favor all kinds tr"":.. f?.1" i'Z"
or gouging la our petty license svstem ;..r, " w.u-. -"7 ?n", i.. rn v. I Five nalrs of twins and tw a.t.
the ecstasy of honeymoon daya he There was no one Uiere to greet him ,'"f mm " waexm
may not notice that hla creature com-I cheerily, and th. flat Beamed no longeM '"" .own uaoioa .own ureea.
to effect this change; and further, people. If a min T. fined by" iic-Zl f.0.ri! JIIa ms..but..-?2neL .r Ll' Tb Ufe had 0M out town." " WMW W on" 10
look out for clouds on the do- "Hang It," aald Blnks. 1 - . " .
mestlo horlson. The third day Blnks got a waak'a vi- , general uraai , oeciares that the amy)
When vou are s s-hlne- for a career ra. cation and started for the farm to brlna "7 .o uoieno me Auantio sea
member that there Is one career open to Ia.Mte home. D?rd. Then why doesn t It begin p
almost every girl. If she so wills, and I i'oor bacneiorai" he repeated to him-1 "." aauinai; nooaeieiier, uarriman.
it is the best career of ail th. career on tne way.
of wife and mother. I IN REAL LIFE.
Don't close your eyes to a good chance I The same,
when it comet your way. Don't vaaa bv I
some fine, earnest young man and waste I IN THE 8T0RT.
yourself on a good-for-nothing Jacka- "By Jinks'- said Smith to his wlfa at
ProfeasorDay and Tammany.
Oregon Sidelignts
napea, merely because h. happens to be breakfast, "that was a great dream I
lib of tongue.
glib
that
good looking and
It Is the man t
clothes Or looks
Most of you have th. example of a
gooa momer oeror. you.
counts, not his
yo
Be neat and capable and economical, j
Learn to cook and to rlva a house a
cheerful, homelike look.
wnen a man is tirea, arter a hard
Enterprise people are marina- far tt
mw cuuruiuuio.
Pendleton will macadamise about 40
uiweaa. XACiiut) miepii
a ;
Notwithstanding the oool weather.
had last nlaht"
"What waa Itr languidly Inquired
Mrs. Smith.
- "Why, I dreamed I waa at a race
track"
"John!
"'Well, you know f never go thera, Clatsop beaohes are well patronised.
wary, mar wnai maaes me aream sol
une Burns real estate man sold irs
rear.
The barren ugliness of th. Enterprise
is giving way 10 mue garaena
lawns.
tMHH 4.. i. w.. - w n I I At?. w
aJ" ork. he wants to come home to The way those horses ran waa a won- 000 worth of land during th. past
peace,- comfort and cheerfulness. der. and everv i waa vail in.- -P.ta, 1 . 1 F
Man must earn the monev to lunnort I nv.in ma x...- t.-i.;i ,. I
,h. hm. . I Z J. of-" " wiuaiwi winai 1
loving" m7nlVt;y thariceep." it gn'g. SS. JU."d the c'rowS yUedouL0' t7nB,,U g
Never forget lltUe friends." that a Dog wins! Star Dg in a walk?' . 1 nlc U
uuiu iu. 01 x tuna it s a amy dream." aaid lira.
many souls in her bands.
Smith.
good and sweet, and to reign as the said Smith, chasing to theSub way
queen of a happy home. I "Hello, Smlthl" aald Brown a mini
That ts 1 the best of all career, ahd 1 1 later In the expressT . a mlax
A shaft will be sunk in th. suppoMdl
al and petroleum field southwest of.
rne are worn, cut out for you la to be "Well I can see It aa clear aa dav- S." "a
M flmtth .h..ln. . .V.. o..Kr" f ui
oata and other grains will grow well
trust that you will one and all find It
and faithfully fulfil it
The Skeleton at the Feast.
e e
minute 1 rt i. at aiaa
avnraaa I r- J . w. wy. wuw
4, e ,?r 'Pndod Smith; then: 3y wod Coos bay '
links! there's ona nt tham " v.. I arumm -uoa Day.
- 1 . . W VM.. I
at me paper.
..-.-1 , ... . .. i jumuora u aivari un ana aomr esna.
wvwr a rTiQKDan m .vnri a ik aa n I . . . . ... . I . . w : i
bbm mitK ...A t-.-'.i viuio; it win noia a rruii street oarni
By James J. Montaame. I -T.. .V. i " rT.Tn'?" val August t to 10. j
tri. t,. ia . B.1A..1,. -w. i I . : . a a i jJuLian was I - '
tails at his dinner to President Roose- nmJja.,. Ti luan I r . n-.-. v ...
I 7.7 awa a was. , am av Ml aa-aiuw 1UQI UUAU. geV lUT 7IX
eU I "8 far Dor'sl tt. A-maA Ana" a.14 rMM- I lunr? tl. AAA n.lintsi AAasl-wa4 VIm.
He'll be 50 to 1; couldn't beat Peter went down with the Columbia. .
- ." ";. aav ADt VIOII
hire no help to harvest 100,000 agine if ,iTZ?J?n,L"?;1 lm
bushels or so of grain; he has four inJ?,aAnl ,s ?la?,a' headquarters and
'a purely personal matter for hlni-i
self.
FORAKER HEARD FROM.
grown boys, and perhaps some girls, mail he is personally responsible, for
,V;Vii "a"V'"J'Z Possession
who with himself do all the work.
Dut what wonderful rare sons these
are; we do not hear of their like
often these days.
ENATOR FORAKER took ad
sion Saturday to , express his rubbish
t . . mind and let the country know It is not only the cities, but the
that he was .still alive and In a kick- country as well, that In England is
' in ts rllonni.Ulr,. fi x m . I a . ' ..
woiwdiuuu. oeaator roraicer is Kept neat, frugality conspiring
entitled to a considerable measure of with neatness has in many places
. respect ana admiration, for it is ap- turned portions of the railroad right
; parent that he has the courage to of way into vegetable gardens. Vil
; declare his opinions, or some of lages are as clean aa a tidy house-
t.uw. . jeast partially. is pos- keeper's home. Weeda are kept from
-aible that he Is good deal more the road, the grasa of every - small
sincere than some who profess to be yard Is cut, and very frequently rosea
.-v..vjT w Tawvtj policies, and are trained up the aide of the house
some who favor revision of the tariff
butfare careful not to go into par
ticulars as to how or to what extent
they would revise it. ','
, . Senator JPoraker bluntly says that
be is a stand -patter, does not favor
"any tariff revision, and challenges
Bocretary, Taft and other alleged, re
visionists .to say; where they would
login and how far they would go 'in
rovjdlng the tariff.' Foraker ia Tor
1 'i-otprtionr for the trusts.' but has '.'tha'
courage to" say so," and ia evidently
la coavi-.c?i.that-tht pretensipna of j
and over the doorway. And, if. there
are vacant lots they are kept scrupu
lously free from weeds, and Utter.
''Every portion of the island," this
writer says, "seems to belong to
Bome one anxious to keep it la a
respecUble condition." This is Just
e spirit and purpose thatis: so
noticeably and jregretably lackinSr in
America. .... . . '
We realize that this-? Is a new
country as compared with England;
that English people .hava had aev
eral centuries to our ons to render;
A good many wheat fields ln Uma
tilla county and the Palouse region
will yield 50 bushels an acre, and
some will yield 60; but it would be
difficult to make eastern people be
lieve this.
It is safe to say that a dozen men
more happy than those HayWood
Jurors, at regained liberty, would be
hard to find.
What Wary Said.
' From Putnam's Magazine.
Judge Brewer cites a striking exam
ple of the sort of spoke which the
trickster can Insert in the wheels of
justice.
A witness testifies In a Mri.in ...
that a person named Mary was present
when a particular conversation tnnu
place, and the question was asked
What did Marv vr Thf. ,.u
jecled to and after some discussion the
Judj&e ruled put the question. An ex
ception io mis aecision was immediate
ly wnen ana on appeal tne higher court
revomeu vim veraici ana oraered a new
trlar on. the ground that the question
aiiuuiu no wen unswerea.
At the second trial the same inquiry
Tvaa vtiuuuui.u njiu viiciiea ine infor
mation that Mary said nothing! r
That's All.
. From the Philadelphia Press. 4
After all It seema that Mr ki,.
feller has nothlna- to do with tha nit
business except to draw th. dividends.
until delivered at its destination In a
?0?MPo2chA If at terminal office
um ut umivsrea oy tn. clerk in
person. If a registered piece Is lost, it
is traced af once to the loser and he
""". vy nni moreover, ir It 'con
tained money or valuables the amount
lost must be made up by him. The
Ler.k AaAC.harWA of. m car must re-
;.; L. "na i cn trip the num
ber of sacks and pouches of mail
?Ia&. Sn?i nui?hr of registers he
handled; faUure to receiv. and deliver
........ mw, imuui, time or arrival at
and denartura from .m.fin.. "
; . . v . Mioa uum menial ana
Physical labor. Thmwino- lZ
. . "un. mto piay axi me
mhsoles of tha hnilr; .hlli.. zii.vi.
f afliiHU. ..... 7 ' .. .... v.. a uroillAl.
jhubv uo m constant action,
for each tiec. of mail must be sent to
V. """" m "i quioxest route.
If h. see. that his train Is too late to
, ZZJi i! ni " on. way, tney-must
17 ' , " "X. " qmcKest his fa
tigue is often Increased by malls from
delayed trains which cause loss of sleep:
mifierai.levVu!,?oUT.nothr.Pha of the
mail clerk's life. HI. car is. as we all
C , " most aangerous position,
being next to the tender; In serious
wrecks Injury tor death for him Is al
most certain, while in lesser accidents
tn. position of his car ranriara hi.
cap. miraculous. In train robberies he
is not mor. safe, and not infrequently
the explosion of run. with h?.i.
car Is lighted, termtnateav hla
IVin.i .U ..... .
wiwugii uunpprvciaita career.
jl'.Srf Delayed, . ,. . -
From Jthe Minneapolis Journal. " .
waiter well man's oolar mii.M.
aliahtlv delayed bv a wlnil.tnfn. .k. t
damaged his balloon house - i ,
" Contrary to public, belief, the' wages
paid th. railway mall ol.rks are not as
nlah aa those nald tn amnlnv.a in ..v.
oang-eroua . and responsible positions.
Private business bouses pay their trav-
diiii mn lor extra worx, and also pay
them traveling expenses, such as board
and lodging, but the mail clerk must
expenses, taougn ne is per
mitted to take his blanket, and sleep m
wi v S.- fsT Vruv'aln'' time,
which ha seldom has. while. he receives
no pay forextra work. - .v
If a clerk becomes dissatisfied he has
but .on. alternative he- may quit the
jornuaviH can not appeal to congress
for more pay tor shorter hours n, nth.
concessions' except through the depart
ment without losing his position.
--Little wonder, then,. considering these
facts, that many Hava raoantl h.
servlc. to engaere in mor. remunerative
and leesresDOnaih1 AnunatAna
round th. board there swarmed a
horde of authors trreat and small
Th. pride-, of Hoosiery to meet a
srreater than them all.
Through Fairbanks' chill austerity a
gleam of warmth there went,
Aa h. uncoiled his lofty length and said,
. ... "Our President'
But stop! What holds he In his hand?
is tnat a glass, rorsoothT
All that and more. It holds a vile con
coction of vermouthl
In Other words, 'Us liquor I Tee, th.
vil day has come
When at a presidential feast there sits
tb. demon, rum I
Oh, dreadful day for Hoosiery! What
roan is tnis to ton
A president from Washington and tempt
him with the bowl?
Frylngpan In twenty years.".
umu, ,H .a.a Bmiw obstinau- Albany Is still calculating on th. -xv
y 2rM2 LSytSSL AndTt f h.rp.n b.for. TohT'
money on him then.
"Guess I will." aaid Smith
At the track Smith handed his 1100
to a bookie. "Ton thousand to a hun
dred 8 tar Dor " said the Utter.
hey-reoflrr'1 yned the orowd.
!et"r. Tinapan wtnsl"
"The favorite cops!"
inert came a nusn.
The onlv streetcar in ftraa-nn aat :
th. Cascades is In KUmath Jalla. And :
is a, paying proposition, too, says th. ,
neuuuucan.
A number of Milton people are now lni !
vne mountains trying to get wnere'lt :
'Star Dort Star r)n!" Hal tt. Is cooler, says an E. O. oorraanondant.
a-iA ai2'i. . . . . "' """' I . t...ia -
w Diiiiin aa ne Docaeiea ma xio.oso-1 muuiu.
I wish I dreamed oftener."
For two daya th. Klamath Fall, post I
master excluded th. Dally Herald from
ine mans, oa in. ground
M.v V..4..1. ti.i: I rawior exciuaea tne uauy Herald Irom
..aa aw.a. uiruiuar, the malls, oa th. around that- It .a
Max Nordau, th. famous autho. advertising a lottery a three-lin. drusr
To lure the poets from the fields, where whoa, caustio criticisms in his recent ator. advertisement.
. . . ,.'.r" c -J . "'a.-"? I "yy. . " " r lists, attraotea wide I
- a itu " " u,na u i ttiivuuDa, was oorn July la, 1849
round with wanton w..nin.i I nH,n..f Tr.iT -ln
ra hi. v.. tjTk.i;. .w. . ir.r..?!,.""1..7...""'"! . rtum. iie
7 ..." r"-7l L" ubw luiuw raraicme in nis native city,
j - , " . "r""! . I "" llv iwa tne aoctora aesrree in
Who anuria Innbail im .r.nl.4..b ..j ltl rru. iLZ. 1,1
.. , 7 - - - - . .. n.'v.vm wiu a no oiuiiv rear rjt, startea Out on
elder wine foreswore? - an extended .erfes of travels, which
Haa Washington done thi. to h)mT wer. continued through thV suweed-
Then curses on his nama. lino- aavan .ra a .,. vi. "...rJ"?r
Wo Vmmr lat tha lattaraH .... ....v. n.7.r... ik'nVS i.V.:;....".f'u.ro
SiTh Mm .-V " " .uV..?.,Ar.""".nieaicine
i m il'"t xoov- n wnicn year he
rTn roaa JTamaa WhllMn,k Tui ,v ' . k..C - r"Aj".ttry .career
w - a .T ..." A.ij tuo.ue.ii " .er um. m Wflpn na wl
But by the frosted punkln and the fod-
uer in tne shock.
If this la booze before me her, I rise
uu u iny way,
Th. only Beverldg. I take henfeeforth
is Albert Jr . ......
Thwi up rose Oeorg. McCutohoton.
Booth Tarkinarton. Onnraa An
And Swarms of other writing men, and
. aet-awava thnv mnrfa ,-
For who of Indiana's sons-r-pure-minded
men .of ink- . i
Would alt around a table and look
blandly on strong drink f.
And now across the scented fields where
lush the pumpkins grow,
When through the sycamores you hear
tne wimmina- wannah nnw
The blacksmith lay. aalde th. tale he's
contracted to write.
The farmhand pens no sonnet through
sUll a .tudent in -Budapest From that
'Irr r . ' xo't ne was connected ln an
f'if1 .WSltf. w!,tn ? JJing VlennS
i VV..2. .T wuectea contriDutlons
1 itJZwn?i frn?4 the material
of his books. -A number of lils works
have been published ln English trans "
i-v"'"i -v'vuawiy m most notable and
best-known among, them belna-
aration." -
tha tranaull aummari Ttlirhr
Th. ploughman seeks the village store
ng never casts a glance
half-don. Chapter Six of his his
torical romance. - ....
tongues, all pen. are paralysed, all
utteranra fa rinmh -
Blnce to that Fairbanks dinner cam.
ma ureaaiui coraon rum.
A Remarkable Cborch.
A small watering place ln Austria
nnraou juicnwaia can eoast or posseis
ing a most remarkable- church. It was
first built by an Italian architect at
Toiiicv nt vim ujrann or crince uarlos
Clary-Aldrin gen, a great admirer of
itaiiaai a rem lecture. 'WD en It Was fin
ished the church was taken -to pieces
again and packed in thousands of num.
umeu cum iw transportation to Eloh
wald. At thl. place In Austria it
eventually rebuilt and then made over
vu iuw uuuuiuuiM ma m ire. gut from
th. prlnoc . . . . -'' - .' . . ,,,.
'. ' : ':: ' " ' ' ' " ' -t
Ttk? the Pjta Out,' ( j;?-!-
uProm th.- Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat
- Tha nartv that Dinned ita. faith t. .
bov orator would now Ilka in Ihm'i...
. . -i . . . a
m, i v. w, v.u uwu vi wis sfa.
This Date in History.
at1e3tfckslidtde,eated hy' thft Se
JS!!Sha Spanlh armada dispersed.
SPf?Je WS!1' dlet Born 1688.? Amrtf
1778 French float ai,.i xt
P0isKiO?ferAte with. Washington.
irrThe Daul"h government pro-
is!LSnSS2 monarchial constituflon.
lSoB Robert Alexander flhnn...
Bom June f, 1810 TT
.1884 Congressman William Wirt Cul
bertson of iSmtucky. attempted to oom-
m,.to;Xi0,T? ia. Wasnington DTc hotel
1899 Final sittlno- nf tha niLt ":h
conference at Th. HlgVo.
A Palsely small boy. en
stream on a narrow Doerd -allii an
was rapidly carried flown stream, when
th. family ffog plunged in and overtook
him and dragged him ashore. ,
' ' '
A man near Bandon was laughed at
for plhntlng potatoes, but th. yield from
a sample hill weighed over 25 pound,
and Individual specimens as high aa
four and one hair pounds each.
. '. v
Eugene Hug, a Wallowa county man,
la the inventor of a rona mmtiniin.
Chine which wela-ha and
"t wp arawn mrougn it; , ana !
also of an electric light arm which per-
mlts the use of an electrin lia-ht n.n. t
place ln a room within the radius of the
arm and at any height desired. t
v LlghUy, Lady.
BVAtn tha tl.ttl.. n..
Lightly Lady, where you follow 1
VPv.",6 SLM 'm the hollow; '
Lightly, llftiltlv. ladv-traixt '
For a thousand hearts hava w.a
Wher. youc feet of rose havrfon.
On th. hearts that dreamed dawn!
And thl. bosom b. of snow v j
For your dalntv feat tn i ".;
S'd;I ,ay' Voh itbreak. f '
Would I bare It fiw th...JT, '
Lightly, lady, where your glanelng
Lead It not to love', despair M : f;
TOU. WhOS. feet hava ...
Hearta of men sine. Um. begunl . ;
An Bast Bid. Bank for East
. Bid. People."
' '" a in'
Tou need a
VASSFOBT - .
For traveling in foreign
ootrirrmtcs,
Tou need
"MAxnr Koxsr :
For embarking in new
a BAnoros bajtx Aooomrr
.. . .wlll provide both.
Tou may open . your account
wUh 11.00. ' K
Interest 4
' Beml-anhually -i
AT. Ill f ''
4-H
Commercial Savings BafeiJJ
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