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EDISFQEIALi EVQE OP TO JOURNAL fl THE JOURNAL AN INDEPENDENT NtWSPAPEB. C ' S. JACKSON ..Publlaaaf J'Ubl rr ln, Uhad w7 ntnf ir-pt goadiM J Nnodaf BornlDf, at The Journal Solid I, ritik o4 Xtmbiil atraata, FttrUaeO. Or. EBtr4 at tb aoatofnoa It Port la ad. Ora tor tr.n.rouaka Vtumtk the tBlU M eaooaa-etaae Baticr. : " ' llOJCI'MONES Jat-tl!. TITS. BOMB, A OVOU in aVpartmaata rMl r these sambaM. TaU iba opcritur tii dapartnant yoa waafc rOKKIGN ADVSBTiaiNG. EPBU.TATIVa Drunswlrk Building. U0 riflk staBiie, Mew ; Ywk; Trlhana BaUrtlny, CMrafOi Cooley, in, Ait Constitutional Limita tions, eays: ' ' . ' "U "The purpose of these provisions J. to protect a - onion, .founded on republican principles, and composed entirely of republican members, gainst aristocratic and monarchical innovations. What 1s a con- $58,000,000, paid Nlo servants, accountable to the peo- TT J . C--- t had , not been pie? , W are not yet in favor of 1 nought IranstcrenCC an Established ract as a model and a common protector, I indebtedness '. to The highwayman owed na em- big dividends that phasised obligations to society to be J earned, and brought the road out in I government ownership of railroads, good and would be held by the, pub-1 deficit. r Then of , course ' he had I Dot cannot see that the danger Mr. lie to deserve a shorter term In the! money to loan at ruinous rates of Tart dreads would be any worse than penitentiary than the blackmailing interest, and on the payment of . mil-1 present conditions. official twhose oosltlon and Dreten-1 lions of commissions. In, fact, the sions heralded him as . especially I road was simply held us and robbed, I Judge Manna, holding court in virtuous. ' ' . ' m actually as a man with gun Jackson county, has held that Edt Is ' ,A. Sermon ror Today j Snbaprlnfloa Trm tiy Bill to ear Mta" stltntlon and what are. ta (.htacta? It grants no right to the peo-l Whether It Is the law or "lust the! holds op a pedestrian on the streets 1 tor Putnam of the Medford Tribune pie; but is the creature of their court that falls to recognise Schmltz I and takes his purse and watch. And j cannot introduce any evidence prov nower. th inntrnmnnt t hpir mn. I extortions as a Diibllo offense arainst the courts not only make 06 objec- I ing the truth of his statements al' venience. A written constitu- the peace and dignity of California, tion , to this crime, but approve of leged1 to be libelous. Putnam pro-1 fact. tion is In every instance a Umitationjls not vouchsafed., That, is of nollt,, grant any request whatever that posea xo snow mat in what he pub noon the Bowers of aovernment in consequence, however, since It Is the the robber asks, And yet there are usnea ne was not actuated by any the hands of aeents: for there never fact and not the factors that Is the people who eay; "Let railroad man- malice, and stated only the exact -' By Ella Wheeler Wilcox. (Ooprlg lit, lOOT, by AmwIcaa-Joi.reaI-Eximlt.er) Io you believe that th thoughts of a person living at a distance, of ,100 miles wUt.be fell la any way by or life Through Friendship. .? ' . Bjr Henry p. Copa. ' ' i av mn inun mm it often -eraa that ih ivin r of Hf U a rartlculnrlw ,imtk. havt any arfect on tha pron thought tncm to popla who hav. no ltv nrth DONALD. . laytaf down, They Jlks to UUc f the . The theory .of thought transference, I orosa and tha fliame and the aheddlna? or mental telepathy, ; Is an established lot blood, and they suoceed in aati.fv. f u.a- .Am - was a written republican constitution I source of shame i Lk L al tad Uta Canada Uadoe. Oo tMt.:.M.ts.mToe .... .....s M which delegated to functionaries all S3 JO j Oo mtmft, .1 Jf VAIL. I nu IUKIUIi One rwr... .17.00 I Ou ftwaU s .as ' He that Is slow to anger Is better than the mighty; and. he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh city. Pro verbs. ....... m DOES SENATOR BOURNE BEAlVj XZET,-;-' . , - E OE3 SENATOR BOURNE real ize that s public office is not a private snap? In the be stowal of the district attorney ship was his concern the good of the state or the welfare of Bourne and Bchuebel? ' It has long been the cus tom In Oregon for appointive offices to be osed as a political asset. So- the latent powers which lie dormant in every nation, and are boundless In extent and . Incapable of defini tion." , '. , The constitution guarantees to the states such form of government as they want, providing it is essentially "republican," as ' contrasted with monarchical or oligarchic, but it im poses no particular form of govern ment on a state, so long as it Is es sentially a either "republican a logical development of the repub lican form, democratic. agementand stock deals alone." ; A truth; this the judge holds he can- The excuse of adverse legislation I not do. At the risk of being in con- IfTCT.P THE fiOOn WORK AtOXL I la ft nn valMft t tna.i temotOf .COUrt. ''anel. ItaAlf llholnnn I alrd mult That mind can! Influence mind acroas seas and deserts is as positive as that meteorlo ' showers occur, and about as uncertain an event wnen - we. , attempt to reduce It; to a science. ' . We io not know yet what are the aoceeaary conditions to brine the de ing thelp Impulse for doing- theae twings by simply describing , them. ' ! Tet the treat voices of almost all re. llalons speak 6t. the laying down and pouring; out of a life 4a the price of the salvation Of the world. In every one ei us there la something tbatanswS and thrltla to the thought of sacrifice; W ORK IS being prosecuted dil igently on what Is Intended board Airline earned about SlJ.hOO.- The Journal will remark that this is SYZJSHL0 S ltVLTi th. " ZJJrJ?;;: - 000, over ;000 ;" mile," the" net neither Justice nor; common sense, I only to render mutual iiapplnese. - jgivea themaelvea arlortouaiv rF-r to he a very comnrehensive Xlll ',k 7 Zl l . C7.l. Ti" I ' w."VJf , ' i aiuuub 9,1 vv,vvv. ouh uub uuijr ucva i , ; and exhaustive report of the th, been swallowed nn bv Rvan et Mark Twain Is no good financier. afTairs of the late Oregon Trust A aL but fla shows a deficit, and asks Tears ago he became a bankrupt. Savings bank, for submission to the for ai tB receiver of his own througayothers fault, ' but made a court for use In its decision on the 8eiectj0n, so that- he 'can carry on lot of money by his writing and lee proposed plan of reorganization. It tne loot in whatever way and to turing, and paid everything otf. Be- ls important not only that the plan whatever extent ha chooses. And cently he. was again vlcUmlzed by w. er atTonliV popular government. Dcrnea DUr ao-tnat aeposuors hl8 Bldfl partner In thia buslnesa Is f Had ; partners In business, i lean" or, which is only RXult'J"li.P IV.ilS b a fact0 -ecretary of the treas- aides had lot of moneyJn VKv. rv.hi- mr, lalrvevant. ' knd r the woman In com-1 ' Every normal man desires the aalva. plots sympathy will! i Jiinj- W ft tion ct the world that Is, tha reallaa- &7wri7XiKi (!ta- highest posalMllties. fta.Per. In the 1 balance for, many hours, no rectlon oh the pathway of progress, and . slightest warning or Impression reached askir What does this mean, this lay the man.! : v ' . V '"g-downVof Ua tot, the UfUng np of : It required the material wire of the the world T , , ' ' - . telegraph to carry themeasage. .The salvation of the world la atoiply A oav Known dwiui imvyiv, wnwi j piruvn vi tne people in me woria. that the.i&ancial status and solidity nry 0j tne united States, J. P. Mor-Jthe failed trust 'companies of the reorganized bank be, assured gaf 0r Saint Rockefeller, or our York." ' But: U he should g ind ' be-l etaer.' or eapeoiaiijaoongenwi, w my i uu.uca memr ir society is deranged It la iuu UD" experience, tbt jiM ct mental Ul-1 the people, persona, who have deranged one Of I apathy. . . I it-(Tha -new heavea witt not come by m e I It las rC AMlH AHA TiftVkhleliVin. ft fid 1 lalttlRta 4ntauM -A-. u a - T. I moat Interesting1 to study, but at pree-J come hy llftlngj up the peopla to golden "! O broke lent moat unsailafactorv. I bellexe Itlldeala. f j. w fuiu LONG LIFE AND HEALTH. W rill aome dar be ,naeretood. end re- AuentA t mn net ielnc. - - ' All our thouahts are iaflutnctna the wnoie human race to a gieate? or jets extent' Every thou eh t we seal rortn is a factor for good or ill, far.othtra as weuas tor ourselves. . ' Persistent love thougnts,' persisren; We do r!t . A iaViiM. ti....Kl.A !?MJ.t.con,",on! ut not to forget that v uuiimu. upring out or character. What measure of clvlo or national right-.' Me we may demand depends on tha standards of Tightness already within us. Every problem we have goes baclc to persons; every Improvement we make g-rowa out oi personality. ana generally known. or this pur- dearly Dei0Te(i friend, the owner of again the American .people would pose the good suggestion has been Oregon. Harriman, whichever one! raise a fortune for him in short or- made that when the report is com- cjm -et -nouah of tha steallnea to der. if he would take it. With all I HAT IS the- most precious pleted, and before being submitted prevent him from burning gntago- his crotchets they love him. tnmg to numanityi iai it-ito mo cour oe iaia oeiore mo nst ftnj B0 trying to get a still self, of course, for without clearing house association for exam- art;er BiiCA 0 ; the big, helpless life there is notning. What I inauon, so mat mis ooay, composea i carcass. is the next most precious thing? j of the bankers of the. city, will not - ..-.- called statesmen have osed them as r : " .:r , ; Z1 "1 7 W.T iT . " -v- r ---- . .rirVir: l e path.'buf thought la remenloua . . j t i nuum mj wr iu f i vw. w .... . , i m wivviauuu r umiw iiA.v ia(v ajad caoabia oi woauenui acBieve-1 ., rh aA . i. .... itHiRi mail i iiriiiipri w a iih aita w bl m i i i . . - . a . . a . a hw iivvu vav aaaw n ui m aca mi a. i raa. -w hope, or even wealth or If none from tne clearing nouse association i Tf-uRE AREphases ofur eco-1 Parker. Nobody except socialists on I m"ta ' nor logic, but life, if you would lift it or tne tnings that ae ther la a aalwmtinn .a - - - . . . a . - I I 111 LJimn VJ 1 I.IIBI III l.W 1 - 1U.I UB I lini" frMW V W M w w. fw.v.v I BU aUDUl u lk. un. UU b U U 1 H BUI.U. AkULMB W BJ. H KLLAi:.BU I J. T K mJ . W I 1 fin 1 n.l.r I. . Tmnm B a " - Ceriiia Or numinatlOIJ, ; ine aire Or mAM Vt.ii-K1. aKn VAn.. I mf nf thu mnfUtlnn rf tTafm I siAf I lra. lfoT.tnilaiA-rta MhKa-a .h tVA. I. lanriM.lln rnurh . reirct heeler was SUCh place In the public . v.,.., I. ,, . t v. tt.. o... , L I sassln had not been turned, over to the Mr. . Alton :B. Parker says there has been an attack Oh property as hope and cheerfulness nnd shougws ls a work flj parsonallty, of suchbr.tha administration halRl " W.1 character.- " . . U U V. IIIV.. w . ay ... a. , . uoiduce thoae reaults eventuiaMy. lasnraaainr h- i.T?t. means. Everybody knows better;! : There may; M.Wf'S'': that la, the persons, and the rest w . i i ...i. 1 care ot iiaeii. r , raca wiU ,.., tt.l. t. I c,-t.i I attar f ha transfiiF la mariA T ' tha TT-tt.l Cf.. ...nn-.tUn I ta ,V- v. I . .... urttr. ii i Miuinr fir MnrFMimm u,,t w d.-i, - - vi-.vv. uv.. vviiiwv, wim, aut, uu t vuo w "w I populace to receive tyncn law. - Bervico as sonaior vr cuugresainaa I A v I.iao-i- tn.. BaBniatinn tnana-t I ..n-ii. .1... t k. ,x , v. t ar . ... it ia tha nnl- thine: - I WA J aa 1 1L . a. . I t K a H.n a. a. M .1.. . -MMaW I . U la a.lll.. . I aaa ai a. I a. Aft. . . . 1 V . xi is romaxaaoie, men, vnai more 1 1" icvu. ., uu n i cui . i ibibuub. ii is aoiiutg viucricou-uiauo i cause iney roooea ovaara oi it. people do not strive to prolong life thereon, and on the result of the tin plate bars' to wales buyers for was able or willing to bestow, a rotten system, as recent history in vreBua Hiouraiuuj recwrua. I u v .. ... I nnnnaA (r.nrMAf. Tha Anmm... (. a-.-.-. I e-..,.- T.f, .m u vi. xt I Pn the populace.. Thesa f.ffifa rifilnntr tn tha Bennla I mul f"' "'" iimiiw, sm; t""!-" - vu vuu iocs vuau Aunvau uujci. wvm.w '""fn. Who bellevea to do.- was frequently remarked In my bearing. . ' , . No one seemed to eonslder the effect XAw-amainf cui- tneoreuoaiiy in service. , Life Is tha only power that can make life. The new life of society can come only by vital processes. . Our lives, the deep Inner lives, are creating ether lives. We owe our moral Uvea to the gift ef life from friends, from those who come and not to. politicians and ringsters. They were, created as a defense of the interests of the people and not for the benefit of salary-drawers and, time-servers. ' Their creation con templated the ' selection of clean. means, such as are often rsfcom- nlty is deeply interested not only in The bars are laid down In Swansea York speech thkt there would be no Ojrirt'aUw of loy turned t mended and generally conceded to the successful issue of the proposed for $21.90 per ton. The freight business at all without a tariff, and J poetically the mea of the dark agea be efficacious, in general, simple reorganization, dui airo in iu res- rrom jfittsourg is ff.io, making tne tnai ae wonia not aiscuss tne tarin. i nat is wnat - lyricn Ju,llc' l this purpose toration of public confidence in thejprice to the Wales buyers $17.80 But the tariff must and will be dis-JenVmS mix esefve. it "efliy pavee the living will accomplish eating simple foods and neither over-1 bank. loading nor stinting one's stomach; MR. TAFT DOESNT KNOW. W HEN A MAN who wants to work is out of work and can get none to do, and so can not earn anything to provide for his family, what ls he to do? Mr. competent and tried incumbents, and M k,ln,d8 of dipatlon and any departure from that rule is a " raltu aacrifice of -the pablle Interest It leas. but not feverishly and ex is a confiscation pf . public righU for dtS ""lyating good thoughts private gain and la a corruptive and concernlhg people and thlngsrbeing ma- "i.ni r, tim. optimistic Nobody can wholly AUV.AVUOHV1V UiCIVMVVI V aV VAaaJIW 4VI 1- 4- . . I LUI g ltfamtawA Via Matnai aalf aaafinf leal It has passed in Oregon; where as a "7"' 'V"'". Taft was asked after his New York result of it the people have been old or inlddl Ufa wholly eradl- and he 4tnswered. "Qod scandalized and : disgraced. From cate, habits and thely consequences, know8 and thathe Taft pltied this Ume on those appointed to pub-' or transform temperament; but Buch a man -njs aagwer l8 weak lie place should be competent and llf:1?; Bm?8t ffs0M and insufficient. Government can have such reputation ' that their rewards ongevity .and health-- not aiways provide work for all men names should at once be a guaran- Wto m ijoni M era alter wnen they need ,tf but lt couid d0 tee of good service. . Any departure SSS-S "al things to give such a man from this rule snouia ana wiu oe rv". " a better chance. It could (1) cut takenacccrunt of by thepeople, and Sf1' . . elM ' . out protection to a few, giving the the official responainie xor cad ap- "V'"L many better opportunities; (2) re- mental track for other crimes when the worat paaslona of the masses are aroused in a mistaken idea that they are Instruments or uoa aeaimg swim vw , l.auvi.. , . Violent leeimge ana inuruirvui The beet thine vou can aiva tha world la a good life. It adds more to tha world's wealth thaa any other thing. What we are is our actual eternal con tribution to society. Every right Ufa means mat numanity nas so muco more vitality and spiritual health with which to live; every evil life means so much disease, so much or a. drag on the world. The living f-a true life is tn itself from Pittsburg. For the same .goods, I cussed; and while some tariff t&xa manufactured lrt the same mills by tion may be necessary to business, the same corporation, the American the present highly protective tariff, buver tavs S29 oar torn What bv helnlns a few in their buslnesa. makes the case more interesting as work. -an injustice on all-the rest. wen as more aosura, is mat. me Air. Tail seems mciinea to aoage ine diatance. - iseivea ana tneir immniuon to oiners, w j. i. a ia.j U. . I .7..k,7. .iv-nBt Invartahlv I Tha oontact and infusion with charao- nuraung Wryoinwa yrou-icu mrm issuo. (i VniToWad Tb eeda of atrocious ter w. nnot escape... Tl.ey-who lay oy a tariff auty or sb.7Z per ion oni t i , i l.;r . idown their lives for tneir reiiowa as tin plate bars. With this duty and Now.lt ls estimated that the total Thought nj 'jSW jMtmliJSt maim r - - -rr , n. -V - " -. . 14.10 freight as i a differential, the cost of the Panama canal may not i "J .1; ,hrn,.rh anaca. forfile-n m ami tact n rei" M tin hare in I ha mnch ntm t2(.0.0(.0 .000 . Thai It deDends upon Ita nature Whether kept out of the American market and country will be agreeably surprised it0ndfuSns.th tr ' "n the "Unranuie" . trust is enabled to it this prediction comes true, even collect, $29 from th$ American cus- though the original' estimate was un- tomer for goods that lt sells to the der $140,000,000. foreigner for $17.80. It is'tfn-all around happy arranger I An Opportunity for Orchardlsta. ment for the trust. It suggests that! If the old orchards of western Oregon Hymns to Know if there is a profit in the lower price, couId b uickly converted into new is onlv an incident in the course ef this outgiving life. Living for others usually has nothing spectacular snout it, no consciousness ef doing great t hinge. Love never knows how great Is its work, nor bow tnuctf lt gives. . Simple friendship Is the nignest expression oz una aina oi life. - Moat of all men need the grip ef the hand of a fellow and the nearnens of a life on which they can draw. To be true friend to any man ls to- give him the greatest rift- we have to Impart. XSnZtZ .round , and free, W think of JiJ" Jt Tlo7 - r. . . .7 . it . a. a i A A Mt tt a D 1 1 a. " vui,uj j iu w . : .. - 2 vsj u e to t h o s t& t a. Th a no w s from cor - " w: " r " " " Lw ""-,,- The fruit or appointing lime men to "' .w. v.vv - wv.. uQttsrest 0f favored bankers but of Ior ino capiama oi me aieei inaus- iUI t,UO UIVtaiUB Ul I'UC DbCl 1UUU ,. . a . . a. k a 1 III BV 1U - . i uisauj vo ui laiuicu waub-ao uuv vi.i . - vaiiii ii insf a movfliDeiic wiib mil ena -.... - lAnvinsy ann big offices in Oregon has been bitter. ce: " r.W5r'i , the people,. so as to render financial tr la the nJner flSes paid by the to vlew hiU,.been Uttnched, and that S&Ucrfor bitter as gall ana wormwood, ana .trlneencies less likelv to occur: S1 American conBumer ot un output, i frultaTowers' orcanixaUona. fruit there should be an end of the prac- 06" ..000-. Se the episode , wherein Con- dale, the state board of horticulture as to i Mr. schuenei. Tha Journal i"v"e .. 7oti autnor to repon irom nis commit-101 u is propoaea mow nw is not informed as to his eligibility .Z?m ductlon anrf trade and giving employ- tea a bill pruning the duties on cer- to the district attorneyship.-or. the lJSS? ment t0 fiat humhers of American taln'steel products said, te effect, motive for his appointment. The of- who drinks water before breakfast. workl n; (4) reBtrict the Immi- "Whenever the United - States steel fice is one of great Importance, es- and freely during the day. and who uon t foreign laborew and right- corporation withdraws Its objections taiaiiv at this time, and on account takes a good deal of moderate exer- fj " l" " 8, your bill will .be reported." It of Mr.Schuebel's inexperience It has Vt'&M vouId b Pct,caJ f" o foint the Democratic party serious misgivings, both aa.to his 0Dn' "9 air- joruries jumaeu tpctJ t0 American labor": (5) tox 1IvIn l8due Wu wnIca ta nter Bearing may be brought about a year .uallflcatlon. and the motive behind rt incomes and inherltancea and Umpt the approaching .campaign thrice the appointment. ' If" a blunder Has Te simple, nonestminaeaperson, as possible the poor man's armed.- Finally, in its nbsTirdlty, it ing murder to be aucCessfuL . been made the state will know where yglll,,SpK fonsumption and little possessions. Wite that were the fiscal affair. witJiTff?l the responsibility lies. l.er "i.01 tDmg3 ana PePie. wno v under 'the nresent system are of the country managed by a con- removal of the old treea were universal aoea uiu wrong anu Bupposes mat . ,- ..... ...... I OT.OB nMin.r. imarinn bpIiiv.11 there would be immediate riddance to 0 - I H 4 a.a.n a. a. Smf ItflM.I... l1.tttniAt1l.fi Af I Aspiration. (While nearly all the hymn books credit this to OoetheT It Is wholly on Iradltlnnal arrounds and without any taown evidence of .uch a poem among . rshin "with onrel Iowa, being true always to tne nest in ourselves, is to help them beet to that 1 which is great and true. To walk our selves la. friendship with things Infinite and holy Is to find eternal life. first In general nee on account of Its farmer that by cutting down his old trees and grafting new varieties on the next year s new growtn, a -complete new orchard can be built on the ruins of the old within three to five years. M. O. Lownsdale and other eminent or chardlsta of the state Insist that the REPUBLIC AND DEMOCRACY. most people mean to do about right, will live longer, be healthier and taxed heaviest of all. THE ARGUMENT will be made happier, as a rule, than the evil, in support of the unconstitu- crooked minded person, Worry ls ; tionality, of the Initiative and a great cause of disease and death, a rif Arondtim fonrnrn rf tha flre anil micf snm la nnt nnl v ontlrolv trnn anil nirlnhnma Innnt1tnt1nnn. that I naaloaa hnf fnnllah Mnrtol mln A I Only "GOd MOWS, he Said. He is tha fooral a-nnafUntlon o-nnrnntPM I ttirnw fl oil tStixon nt rare mistaken! lOtS Of humble men knOW, to every state a "repunucan rorm oi but one who can do bo m tne great government." This, it will be paid, est degree has the best chance of a .means a "representative System, and healthful long life. : ' It will be nrged that the government Tne trouble is that young people won't think of these things or no tice them, or if they do momentarily, don't care; life ahead looks long to I v. it m v-. it.. i vaisyccaoxTt aaxivi, iiuiueuiavo mvtivu vs. Tbes are some of, the ways in boys it wouldJje better done. They I the chief rendesvous of pests. For the which the man' out of a Job would couia not ao worse. ; K "frult,urott na- n' ?b. be helijcd to get oneT but Ir. Taft did not think of any of them. He WEED OUT SUCH SALOONS. ? of Oregon and Oklahoma is not "re publican" but "deinocratlc" these terms of course not 'alluding to po litical parties so designated. But while the states are to be guaranteed does not know of, anything- to do. THE SEABOARD AIRLINE. ONGRESS, COURTS and execu tives are alike blind to the merchantable fruit rotting on the ground there would be substituted j health v younsr trees bearing a merchan table and profitable fruitage. The old Purer yet. and purer I would be In mind, Dearer yet and dearer r Every duty find; Hoping still and trusting God without a fear, , Patiently believing He will make au clear, a Caimer yet and calmer Trials bear and pain, . ' Surer yet and surer ' Peace at last to gain; " Suffering still and doing. To his will resigned, And to Ood subduing Heart, and will, and mlnfi. Higher yet and highei - Out or clouds and night. Nearer yet and nearer Rising to the light Oft these earnest longings Swell within my breast, Tet their inner meaning Ne'er can be expressed. Sentence Sermons By Henry F. Cope. Deeds cure doubts. a e -. M. . l.V 1 a. a. . kJ...., ,aaa It f ana im am iiiuwun v thinking. Many a rich Ufa come out of tha School of poverty. The man with a grouch alwaye waters his ojvn woes. Tha life soon ceases to rise when you forget to orten look up. . :.-. The highest In humanity is tha best we know of dlvlnitjr. ,. e The nest way to set rid of an enemy i is to make a rriena. A.Ah..i1. Am vnaAm un ,HAl,n. knil tnta V ALtisxn oi a io-yoar-oia i unsalable varieties, set out in pioneer girl, ruined in a saloon out 6n I HS,m2S?' it tXlEKEPSS' ' . . . , . , . . I sumer. For these in the grarting proc-Twentv-firSt Street, tried tOlH would be aubgUtuted uo-to-data va- kIaaj ,it, 4i. Ai.nAit n i 1 rieties nroauced under tne best conai- . . i it. i tion s and at once popular in the mai renew a license to the saloon there, Uets.. it is the testimony of experts but was choked by his grief.. WhaUa' : the pSite wMwn a tragedy is herea girl scarcely I come the most profitable land on the T No church Is more needy than tha one mat negiecta toe neeoy. e ' ' . It'i in empty business feeding the, heart on Drain rood aione. """" No Women Oriminals There. They were atlll talking, for they were lawyers, about Mrs. Bradley. . - "In Austria she would net have been treated as a criminal had she killed 10 senators," : aald Schwartsmulleiv . "No woman In Austria ,1s ever locked up. 0h Is only put in a convent "No matter how heinous an Austrian wuniii'i Hma. hr titmoat niinlahmpnt ' a a r. ' : Ill Al 1 lOllglVN la a probationary conventual term.-- The j gubsUtute Tfor domg lt - and night their doors are open ana un . Genius la simply drudgery converted! Dy me giory oz a vision. a ' Defining religion tends te become a . - -a)ua . .1. . . a .... .. 1 fPha a atantiU Kaa i a4e 1 Vai Blelttl i,?1 eaDafa mor- 7 lna mer c". pwduct of such proportioni ind lotaS: lUaSnlsa leave the' Vorid only mora ohUly. . Airline railroad, to flie tragedy into a saloon in a residence neigh S v of Itfl looting and wrecking, by a borhood, plied with drink, , and h6f vide for its own sale and yield a vast WOrk they are paid. " - All real religion is fed by. a deep de- V. . r.TAn 1iii .tilnlr 14- I tra-ntr nt Annan, fin it Br,A niAnn..'!.. Ilf. KKoktAj V It 4m fcarsgl) VJ. lUVUVy w UH "U MUW" is too late, that any Change is im- or antaironistic and fiithtlne land evervdav traeedv. The wonder ial But, what Is best of all, the .outlay of republican form of government, it p0S8lble A considerable portion of wreckers and pjrates-as uncon- that society is so taMnaiblvto TljU ffiStio does noi. iwuow, mat 01.01.0 vauuui. e(jUCation, at home and in scnools, scionaoie ana audacious a gang of daily enactment. most promising of an the avenues to modify that form of government to Bnould t9 teacQ young people sm- plunderers as ever' centuries ago It may be said that the girl was Jffi S&SJ fft'&rtdSff ia.aa Jev itMiaal sji ' . ... A 1 Avan aow 1-1 a vn f Itnn vara a I . - . . I , . - .1. . ..... f . . . . . T Bu. A.au.M ....vuu I nift trutns-aoout livins ion, ana biuck ud travelers Dy lana or acut- to biamn. her narents are to mama, i plan must omraena itseir, ana nas oe tied ships on the sea. her associates and tempters are !oltf&&rlt":X& Some 1,8 years ago some southern blame, rather than the saloon, in all importance that every commercial body. rartaata twUaA inn.he o num. onh --o-. ifn oil f ni-vA I every grange, every school board and "-- " - uuu.-.UUvu vw,, vj .v . i.w I every cltlsen should adopt as the com ber of short, scattered local lines of jbut this in no wise relieves thejmunlty policy, giving itcooperatlon and railroad and united t.hm hv nnnnnc. hldanna hlaoVnaaa nt tha nalnnnlroan. " "W" Alexander JIamllton was neither republican nor democrat, but I nealthful lives, rather a monarcnisT, ana m an ar ticle in me eaeraiwi no saia; CALIFORNIA DESERVES PITY. in a cunJ-euerav louuueu vu re publican principles and composed of C ALIFORNIA IS entitled to com republican - members, the superin tending government ought clearly to pofitess authority to defend the sys tem against aristocratic or monarchi cal innovations. Whenever the i" miseration. The appellate court tlons and extensions, Into a valuable er's crime If he knows what is go- a." oi tne state nas neid mat tne Ifivjing of blackmail ls not a public offense. It ls a remarkable decision by a remarkable court. It states may choose to substitute other is In the behalf of ex-Mayor Schmltz. republican forms, they have a right land that 1 Illustrious person is, by to do so, and to claim federal guar-j the decree, ordered set at liberty. anty for the latter. The only re- RuefV extorted "15,000 in blood $trld ion Imposed upon them la that money from San Francisco restau- they shall not exchange republican rant-keepers, by granting them Im- for anti-republican constitutions, a munity for unlawful practices, and restriction which, It is presumed, will testified on oath that he divided the hardly be construed as a grievance." money with Schmite. . The strong This ls high authority, and to the right arm of the executive . was point., A democracy is not antl-re- stretched forth to 'shield the restau- publican, In the semie ',. . of being rants in violations of - law, and the monarchical, oligarchic ; or .' aristo- strong left arm of . his .excellency .a cratical, but Is only a progressive, ad vanced form of republicanism, ' ' Madison's compilation of the de bates of the original constitutional convention show that the members v.sed the word3 ;"democracy" und republic Interchangeably and he nasi no distinction between them in Hi own wrltlsss.'.1 AU early writers F-.-Q ihat 'the guaranty clause was . .i jv;t R'Uilnst democracy, but s ' . mr:...rchy and olisarcby. '. ,. t t ;e a M?i muJern au ..: U t .Detroit ,News, reached out for and received tribute. A. highwayman holds up his victims with a' gun; Schmits and Ruef did It by the authority of the mayor's office. Between the two r offenses! there is . absolutely ' no "difference, either. In character or degree .of criminality... T"he highwayman ls most to be respected, because be as sumed a hazard the moment he set ovtto operate .with a gun. ;. The Schmlta method is more' heinous and more contemptible because com mitted by. one whom society set up system oi some s.duu miles. Tne ing on and it ls scarcely possible) Murphy james poster. United states road prospered' moderately, and was to suppose that he does not. 'A sa-1 senator from Louieiana, was born Jan-i of great advantage to the region It loonkeeper who allows a young girl uatfng froS CulSbeTlanl 5nU traversed. But ' it to some extent to come into his place and drink versity in 1870 he took a course of law competed with railroads owned by should suffer the fullest, penalty of tfortHh' IMOat fl Tl a r T A friat1 r9 4riA a1 . law I'm al V I 4 V. i AeAAalaM M 1m. Im Jklat nail smtn aavast MAMa at. I TTnUod : Hf toa T P Mnrnn nr tn itnnn. ot,a . a I talned p.rominenc i In his.choaen profes .. .-. '. . . . " . . "r UD w vu..,,tii 1 aion. He began his public career as a which he was interested, and be set be punished one tenth enough. "when a woman criminal gives evi dence that she will abide by the law In future, she is released, whether she has been In the convent a month or a year. Her reformation determines her sen tence. When that la complete she ia re- i6&g((3a . . .X- . - . "Tha avatem works well. , There are In Austria few women criminals. Those who' have committed one crime rarely on their release oommlt an second." This Date In Ilistory. lB8tf Jphn Winthroar, first colonial governor of Massachusetts, bonk Died 1649. - , . 174J I-a verendrye reached the Cana dian Bockv mountains. 17R1 Ferdinand IV.. whom Nattoleon drove from the throne; ef Naples, born. Died January 4. 1825. 1809 Cayenne surrendered by the French to the British, t - 1816 Bonaparte's family banished from France. lS4Zf tsir cnanes uagot assumea or fice as governor of Canada. 184 -Murpny j. r oster, unuea etates I member of the, Louisiana state senate, J senator from Louisiana, born. onn.it AnhipTti. this VMof atrofom I ir,A A..n-ill A -,,ii a ....1.. 1 in Which be Served from 1880 Until 1892 .v-'ii. .-" a v j"i.i l wuuui u. u wc i oiv&o I a,i.B-Br ara tnnA n. nnlnfln. tn called - the Seaboard Airline. Its the license of every saloon where any Senator Foster as a Democrat ox the president was an old Virginian, and such violation ot the law. occurs and hiS'Tffice beVuse'heio1. 'the' Morgan chose another Virginian, T. especially licenses of those saloons work, it was largely through his ef- F. Ryan, to steal the Seaboard -road, contiguous to residence districts. ftXnup dso'feiy as "h12 This was accomplished by trickery. The faster such saloons are weeded achievement' aWreciated that he was treachery and downright lies, as base out the better. The city doesn't as vor vujcj. uii.ciou. nau aiier h i want lueir tainiea money. time fell out with Morgan and in a Wall .i street scrap was temporarily j Mf. Taft says "that the government worsted. Then Harriman got into ownership of railroads and' mines the game, and the three clawed back would i put so much power. In the 1 8fl4 Sir John Lawrence made vice. rov of India. . I860 Lvman Trumbull of Illinois, tn- trouucea tne civu rignis nut in tne sen- .- '" The New. York Idea. . " , The time had come for them to part temporarily, , "Are vou UDrt(tious. love?" in States senate, where h3 will remain un-iaulredi the arrest mHHonalre. ' til March: S, 1918, at least and, forthrbut all ol- them, were hands, of a set of men in Washington agreed in one thing to rob the that people could well tremble for southern capitalists who Invested in the safety of the country. But the road,-and wreck It for the benefit haven't a' few men, not' responsible of some one or more of , the Wall to the government, this power now? street bandits' benefit, '; Doesn't-the government glv$" them Ryan got control of the road again anything and everything they ask for four years ago, and proceeded In the or. want fs Haven't they unliniited usual .way to bleed it for hi benefit, power at Washington' aowt 'And He watered the capital stock up. to might it Jiot be hetter tQ place, this $62,000,000, and InCated the bonded power directly in the hands of pub- . The Measles Month,- ' . -"I must lav in an extra stock of mea sls remedies," said a doctor. "There Is a run on measlei that will continue till February, and "f I don't take care my supply of measles drugs 'Will be ex hausted. I . - "Just as Anerchants have at - certain Seasons runs on certain artloles over coats in the winter, Tsatblng salts In summer, and so on so we doctors know just what diseases each .month -.will bring forth, "we prepare for diphtheria In the last three months of the year. Whooping cough is at its maximum in April. 11 ay fever h&a a long run in the autumn." So, too... have .scarlet .. fever, and ?, typhoid... Dyispepala. meningitis, cholera morbus, malaria- all have their special months." SuDerstitlousT Whv do von .; tultf aald the beautiful young actress. i dare not ten you," said be. "till you have answered my quMitlon. - r "Well, then, no," she said, . thought- miry. " aon i oeiieve i am superstl tlnun 4n thA lpaat." . - ... "Then I don't mind admitting," ' he cnucxisa, -ui. you wiu oe my thir teenth wife." ' ., fin aavlnir. he stenned ahnaril .K. r.1. vorce Special, as the sumptuous new Dakota express ,liaa ' recently been dubbed. ; - 4, . , -, One More' Right.' : From' Ltpplncott's. -Mistress Many a married woman ent ries you your place here as cook for US, Bridget. ..; ....,., Cooic Yes'm 'cause I can leave and they an't. aire for reality in religion. Habitual righteousness is lust as noa-l siDie as naoituat crooiceanese. J . No man ever found his soul refreshed by sleeping In the hour, of duty. . ,, No man ever died from thinking too much, unless ha was thinking of nlm-J sen. ' e , .The largest rooms of destiny may bej eaterea tnrougn tne smauest oeora ox auty. , , , e " 'a' Great thoughts are those; that grci deep enough to take root and bear frultl in uvea. - - When a man tries to hide his religion! he is wasting time covering up an in visibility. ': There is nothlnir imagluary about th weakness that results from worry ovea imaginary Ills. A man'a ri. in th8"Tieavenlv race! will depend much on his relation to thf numan rac&- , - . ,t.. a -w t f , - The laws we make tor otners ar often framed by the plans and loves on our own uvea. 0 Revenge alwaya hurts most on th rebound. Love never has to wait loni ror a cnance to gei uuy. , , e He Is a poor sort of a man who at way iinna. v-. I,., vm fwi.uf M-auif. f time Of his brother's adversity. 1 The deeds of each day are hanging the pictures on tne, wans ox memory the room-where the ouI must live. " ' t '' Instances.' ' J . . From the St. Paul Pioneer Press. '' "Some mon are devoted to their pro fession. .1 know an. artist . who I: wadded to his brush." .-,- 'And 1 knew a newspaper man whL married his-typewriter.",-. -C ouiiciiUaf uun. g "Mother wants to hear from im iTrf day, .John. Bays she'll , pack up anf" come on If I mls writing a single day. , I "But VOti DOsttlVBlv nuuit nnt ml.a ii' aay, a ear, mother.", ,. Always consider - you 1