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ejpw---"' ..!. mmmmn m xivfr iiisaMji i '111.1 ymim, THE JOURNAL .. AH INDU-SKDINT . KIWBM.I'IB. a a jacksor. IbUaaee -uhll.k4 wnrf e-ctn( (ef-ot oix)"T) ry .naday bwIb, t J JooraaJ Build 11, Firm aa4 XaubUJ t.t. lortla-a. Or. Eatara at tlM eaatomo at Pertlaaa. Or far trananUaalu Umaifk the mall M aaoaod-claai tn.tter. lELKl'HOKga MA1V . HOMK, A-81. U aVMrtsMBta rearba hr thxa samban. Sett rb operate Ut oanartmmt rem vast. Kt BlOa acQf. BSUH gaat 880. roBSION AOVKBTISINQ BWBESBNT.aTl VI Tr-.l.n1.rUn1a-i1ii KnHnl lit to Hal. ( Aseaey, ' Knnawlnk BuHdlus. IBS rift at-ana, Maw Inrfc; 'IVlhwaa Hnliillnf. Chtrtgo. Snhaerlptlna Tanaa br anaitl to aar aadri ta tsa laitad State. Canada or ataxloa. Ilill.T On rear .ts.on 1 One swats t uNrAr. On tear tl&O Una moortl. . .l Daily and icnday. One year JT.50 I Oaa njoeU J operation of "pur 171 tern," which spasm, and will soon disappear; the we are Informed must not be and people, we suppose he means, aban- cannot be interfered with or dosing the attempt to regulate or changed. Devlin was appointed at oontrel railroads and other great the instance of the southern -Call- corporations. President Wilson's fornla sonator, Frank P. Flint, who high position argues that he is wise was, and probably-is yt,-an attor-l roan, or should be, but we are Quite 1 Opinions of State Press on Statement One An Outspoken Candidate, From tl Brownsville Tim Hon. K. It Call who Is making tb ney of the Southern Pacific, which sure that he is mistaken in his Judg- tor tn Republican nomination mnuiMlInn thrnntti Ttnaa TTar-1- mnt nn Ma mnfnt Paflrnail trana. I for United. States entOr, dOM BOti Letters From tne People A Few Corrections.'. A Portland, Or.. March II. To the Edi tor of The Journal X desire to answer a number of questions naked by Td E. Harrison ot BrownivlUe in a letter which, appeared ' la The Journal. Of the 11th lnat. Mr. Harrison makes the re- put him in Uve senate, where it needs portatlon Is essentially a public, not statement N0T1 in ihi Xsorm. He twn1,t the Universal obedient tools. Herrln. Laying com- a private business; corporations are LIi 7 &tetVtL2ll .oVTc'-VS bined with Abe Ruef. who owned a wholly creatures of the law and must method of election of united state I A a matter of fact, the university contingent of the legislature, or- be subject to Uw; and we think oerea mat ooay 10 eteci jrnni sena-iujuun ana oumrui 01 iaem win oo-iucn inriuenoae nave axreoted tne eieo-ioent- wouia mean an appropriation 01 Small Change v- ; Weleotn and help the immlgranU. . . ,' 1 v . . Saint Patrick will nsver die. ' ' V " , .'..:j,.:J.;v'-j. People before party every time. . e .. . .; Bryan or Taft; take your choloe. .'' ; , . , . ' . ' The earth Is "wearing of the green." 9-9 MeREALM . I tnr mnA t Ann rkoniin e I fnma nArmanAnt flTd nnlfrr hrA tion or united Btatoe senator In ure- " " i gon that but few have been oho I a by-product of Herrin's system. las la othqr countries. I .a ia s a a 1- a. a 1 1 1 ' 11 Now It Is just such transactions mm ttilia 4 v af e l svstmm m vaa nr I VUSO U9V VV4 AS P0VVU1 IUVI w less in vogue throughout tne norm era state, that the people are rising I against, and demanding that they shall directly elect their senators. With senators beholden only direct A en until the last momenta of the lea-lala- Uve eeealone. The deal and deadlock (aaytns nothing of fraud and corrup tion) incident to the election of aen- atora In Oreron, have aba orbed the time and attantloa of state legislature to the dlss-raee of the state, the detrl- aged newspaper of Oregon on ment of the people and the neglect of KEEP AWAKE O MGHTS. N EXTREMELY narrow-vls- So high m a tree aspires to grow, so high will it find an atmosphere suited to it. Thoreau. bout 110.000 a year, which 1 conald- arably larger than the sum asked for In the bill 4. e 1125.000. Basud on the average income from the state for the year 106 and 10 L ., 178.760 the Increase to IU5.000 per year Is but 6 per cent Incidentally, the university naa guinea 41 per cent in it enrollment since the college year 1901-0. Mr. Harrison state that Governor Chamberlain vetoed the bill because he thought It excessive and because it does not state how the money 1 to be spent. The governor's veto message makes no mention of the expenditure of the money. HI sol objection to Sweet pea will be lovely next sum- 1T WAS EVER TUTS T almost all subjects, one that spends nine tenths of Its feeble Statement No. 1 Is the Issue. ly to the people, and not to the cor- energies railing at Portland contln-f From the Baker City Herald (Rep.). , JL ' 1 . ,ttna nallv. to wit. the Astorlan. say: The senatorial, campaign that 1 now ... ... ,. t. ... .u- v I confronting th people of Oregon ha the bill wa on the around of excessive- ttier. too, sna oiner appomuve oiucers wuuiu Mv f . Bri.in,i in.rin nnint naaa. iuu ...,.ihiir ii.nI e be more likely to be men not in the er,t service man (In plain English, the h-th., Kn , .h0 K- rlsou that the university ha aalned tS I Roosevelt know that Portland ia on service of tne big corporations, . "- peiuaiea ana ue peome ny airect vote senator or whether the power shall be returned to political ring composed of men who play the game of politic a a business. .Standing firm for the statement 1 Good Tst in. FJctures. N ths ordinary borne, where mutual I tolerance and aoolil But look out' for Rock on the road. J I cepted as a matter xt course, th last thing, as a rule, to receive at tention are th pictures on the wall, Tt w are all modeled more than we realise by the thing which we aee every day. It la true that w can be come so aocustomed' to lnoongruous things in the home that w do not no tice them. . People may move into a house whloh has so glaringly Inharmo nious a coloring In walls or woodwork The birds ef paradise sen- no mors that at first th .. sweetly. never be hppy there, and after a few "Plant plenty of rose bushes; now' monuts they cease to feel annoyance at tne time. e e This Is th century when 8alm will Pv. - ' . . Now prooMd, says th machine's organ. Middle ef March; fans becoming ex cited.. , . 1 . e ' e- Bristol to McCourt "Tou'r wel- oom." 1 ; e becoming, notoriously numer- , , . . , ,v. ous in this country, and however hap- T.L . t P'U be m.y beguile hlmeelf with hi. faithfully, and men upon whom the , iov..,t v. ,, . , rorernment could depend la each an American eye so Ion he la prylna Story Cf nturles emergency as this. jnto American war secret, and will be th man. old. Everything th people try What a commentary "this incident considered and treated a often a ,r been other than for good, clean gov (o do to better their condition. 1. ... mmnraA r.n. he la oaught. Every man In suon pro- ernment. It 1 a mUtaken Idea that per Cent In enrollment since th date the governor vetoed the blllT . Mr. Harrison, say that the university will not suffer 1 th bill 1 defeated. Judce K. 8. Bean, cresldent of the board of rerenta. has lurnttad that all con tract be mad to terminate at the end I Herrln of Oregon. or this college year, for the reason that 1 1 on th syatem of first endure, n pity, then embrace, perhaps. Yet blunt our perceptions by enduring ngruou efiepls, and to bring up It. and bv and hv faal anlv amnmAn at it . : ' " It 1 on th syatem of first endure, vnwi W inconrruoui children with no appreciation of fitness in a VI rrnuml In.. mnA iHlnln- In V. -. more beautiful I monies t to dull tbelr sense of the paauuiUL it would b Interesting to Jack Matthw aspire to b the up a child with never a Jarring en- amnon in meaner or aurrounauiga. we may do what we can. t all event a W th Spring 1 nowhere than la Oregon. mere will be no money with which to I The a-ranrara have had about enourh need not endure vrotaanuaneaa in It la a mlatiuran idea, that pay runnini expanses, now can an in-I or mantilne nol tlra. Itninas with' whlrh mn.r iiva idu iwrea reo- . T . . . ' r-.v. v.. . ;... ,ikkij . o... titmi.K rth . tiaAii ... .... 1 I ' I t . : ... Mki.fl iiimui.. 1. ..n. . I ... . , . , i ielon know U DerUs snd liocti . " duuiuhui - Twv.v v-.. ' i"uui, 1 I.." J wh un (tuns 10 nonce, ine or Denent tnemseives. u wroii. .uani.tin mum run mraiT . buu !"' v 1 it. en. it h.. k.. f. from an tnnmi ir..n nn 1 . .. ... .1 ......... ' is Impracticable, 1. nncon.titutlonal present. "a big wrpora Ion and It, to bw ,u ot rro,lch; th,'"' lA 'C l0A Tf ST" ai i an? 'f ouirio;" vi'thrcharr" of the "ho"m.:mak.r t- i. .....vwu. represents a Dig wnrorion anu 11 ar among ,t, unecpabl require- Oregon and he is maklni- of it the 80 000 per veart ln nexl iegiiaturi In an astonlsaing degree by the pictures vm,oww, allies, noi ui re fx 01 tne people i ments. moai important pianx in ma piatrorm. Mr. narriaon statement about the , ... I which hang on th walla The home of against historic principles," and .11 and the California legislature. .-. . , . v.S5 f "J?f" !i ev5.,.?r !nJ2"V ?"b". ?h.'(1- L, l I1.1" ",,!H2l-l::JS!S1 tha lw-rlch abound. In. picture hand- "rw7 PJ Mituaes, ana angleworm not to speak of goyernor and other that eTerTbody should keep awake !!avf 11 vr.m,B Per"v tate receive $i per year per pupa Accord- e a . ,0m sense of fitness, the picture wui philosophy. officers. Is merely a DUDDOt In theL. . A t..-. iM t. hAf w?ut n;ci?dl4aia. ?. uJ,?rlr L"?.A. J"fSli?. . T". hl Prlsoo. but unless you be monotonously framed In what he or , '. I w . I -, w vwb a a . s?v wiv)! 1 u. vmm. a a vu aisao UlJint llfMlU, 111 ( I ij ill irnurll (, OI PUDIIO 1H iruOlUOTi ill 6T6 It was so In the time of Jesus, and hands of Boss Herrln. Let the peo- -jney are .-oint. to take Astoria Port- Sppo"1 J Statement No. x, and pre- were 167,60 pupiie enrolled in the com- Calllleo. and Newton, and Hampden, pie of Oregon be careful that they ,.nd. San FYanclsco. Chlcaro. KmwliZrYrJTJ and Cromwell, and Washington, and do not fall Into like base servitude. I yorw .- Washlnrtonv the data for the present unpleasant i07. There was total expenditure oi Lincoln. .It Is se with Roosevelt, We hon ther wiii-if thaw can I UR D?fn JP":?." "S."1" ?r"9oPT- and Bryan, and La, Follette. and OUR CLIMATE. , M make ,oma ,mpr0Te aonal I opinions of th. senator wfilch er.,ui to fll.TO. It I. ,lmpos5S5 to " : r- acimi ain luc inuunu nnns: rap nisrn Kilt fasrlnsr Sarav W navMna fw I I 1 . . ' ,r ,7.-ri:;--.zi. .vr v,.r r.:"o1"'. mnr aiinoi nv men That will be a nice ride un to Bull Run, where the water oomea from. Folk. . Miserable disturbers alL But filsturbera have been the salt cf the earth. Except for them 99 100 ths of the people would have teen abject slaves yet. Owing to C iLIMATE is not everything, but It is a good deal. We are brief, ephemeral creatures, and we should get the most and disturbers ' the percentage is now be8t possible out of the little span of somewhat less. Disturbers of the Iiro otea 10 us. Climate counts; "system" have on many occasions ana ,n no P11" of 'tnls country Is not only fought and bled, but died, tnere so enjoyable, beautiful ell not for themselves, not to ret an mate as on the Pacific coast. Peo- offioe; but to lift the people a Jlttle P1 " longer Here than elsewhere farther out of the swamp, out of the log. .", t 1 ments. We are sure that any intelll- ' . . ... atl nmnAiA.tZm v,. i. Vi.i. z . uiin amy 9 men xuw num civuiaauon naye ever auaimuai i nana un iua wana euT! gent Japanese could make a better 9; ,.1al .i?!if't!?fcJ" ?iV. n'sh schools and grammar school in mde any progress except for basket- lngs of the death of a beautiful s naner for Astoria out of the) Asto- taka inPtha fn? v.t.tBl; th" umm bu,ldl d under the same ballT v or dead duck hanging by th toe, paper for Astoria out or the AStO- take in th form of fvrament he corp, ot teach)rfc . . drowning maiden clinging to a rock. rlan. That would be some benefit. neonla aiainat thi !m m i. . Harrison's tatemenl about the If Oregon hould elect any more some other eugresUon of battle, mun And then consider what reforms the Japanese would accomplish In Chi cago, New York and Washington. We are Inclined to let them come. They couldn't do worse. the people against the one man rule. Pithy and Timely Paragraphs. From the People' Press. What a chang ha com over th 11,600 football coach' la also mislead-1 Democrats, we fear Old Man Bennett ma. ine man wno is to roach tha iml.l would o back to dear old N'Yn'k verslty team next season will not be Don't do It, good people. k '-uc(i u ana i cnaiiense I a Mr. Harrlann tn ,kn. h... h. ...i. I verslty students boasted 1 V. ..Vl Gol" ? rounds: When the hi art dealer consider rood taste, with out regard to the Inherent character of the picture itself. In the home of the man of mean and th wife of limited ' ideas, th picture have often never been considered a part of th house furnishing. Such people will wear good clothe, eat good dinner, aend their children to cood schools: but they will i . . . t ' . i ., : ever I auaiwuai lo nana un tne waua cuaxav- etag or or murder and audden death. The death of Thomas 0 not only of superior ability as a I vote for the peop on account of our climate. It is in most places where many people dwell equable; there are no very great ex tremes. It is especially healthful; there are all around us on three sides the mountains; there is on the other side the greatest sea of earth. power, to act for themselves a HtUe He come, annually, the most de- and Ws Tarled here more, to think more and understand "KUome summers imaginable; and of acUon & publ,c benefactor It l8 better to take a larger and firmer hand la their own affairs; but no Now in this sparsely settled state of , most , i magnificent opportunities the old battle recurs; the toiling, pa tient, " producing people against the scheming, predatory, partisan, falsely pretending few. The people are ' stririne' to gain a little more Even in the home of people who hav some pretenalon to good taste, the plc- tlir.M Mfli whlnh f w-tl. ... h,... Amvm I .... ... .... . . . - Momlnc Oregonlan. On .hort yr ago JHS, OTxW"ST ff 1 MVT?- IF Wfi t l7 ' .rr'Kl Bailey. Beach, Hodson slv coach aver hired In the northwest f!,,0 'Ar.Jlhf5. T0U wlth'n end whit seldom hangs well with color and Blohel for not lesialatlna th Gas I Tha salary ot tha vuuh i. nn .m k. buum thing you cannot apeak; whenlwnrk a iiim inM.an in... ail Hailey 5u."i"?!.'',nil !hJ ?'tud"l'Aul "omgat re- ff""!"! ff'jL. Kli-t Jn." nJvlduailty and I totally, let ...k.i. irum jooioaii s-ames. Tne itu-l iiv k.W..i." 7. '"" nunc next to a aeep-ionea on. ii ore- dents contribute' nothing toward the w"fL h",,n !?. f"? ? .!T vr' we hn to nny Pictures. Just coarh'a aaiarv n.itv.. a. ,v,. verse on spring. It a singular en- I k..... ,.... . hiinU-matea Tk. ' .' .1 " "".."'" .;:"' Ration that tuat kind n' ,rn. an' I 7. '...:.-!: r i . .TV?; ,r . " I .v. -i v. i . vi. i .... .. ... .!." ""i me university oancnt i . . . - - . - i juaiuv our navina vnem an on view hi lu c.ru. oi uw lauuij. u. reiauvos won t o JOMM oy w.o reiiow wno In referring to the "Machine-Mad. E5.wCAr .i-H!i-5i. V.. YOUT once, with no color .cheme, no ense of ana intimate menas. ue was a man "T" "X:";:m.r .VL",', 'V""" the oregonlan of k . KUrr-..".i " .v"'"'" v 'r.1"": imuuv wi uKuui i.iia l iiioj win r enruirv 11. l un k t .amaAifi.iiu . i Vv wum a,u vuhvb, niaJioB yuu pie- cnoioe for united them to the more recent editorials f Jl'"1 10 Bnou.1' "7 Jni .n.,J'.waZ intra seems to stop it 1. to Oman Off some verse on spring. or could if they chose; and they ,a. tn .v. 'i. .v., Ihre Pinter and dealer in togle are ,, . . .. causes a loss to tne community that the saviors of the Republican party! live more comfortably, more easily, , t0 be dep,ored by maay outal(,8 Je .rod-. ut pontic make. &ang lawyer, but Of exceptional probity 5Ve"l.Mio th in nleda".!" 'H Oregonlan and The Journal and more . . . . ' In la l worse than no pledge at all; than iflo ntvr and soundness of character. He was they ar. trying to obtali vote, under th"Jwoi ? ol th?3verSy Spp7oDria- ... . ,. "on Dili. Thi. ionendlx MMrV Harrison speaks of eight of our la's ahoS-e If he a ,(le8t ithlest states which do a is nothing but cure J0.1, .u"lort universities, but ..e h 'Jm all P f t0 mnLn the fact that such ln- an exemplary citizen, a faithful and energetic public servant when in of roar the organs of predatory poll tlclana and special Interests, saying "Yon are unfit; let things remain as they are; allow a machine to attend to your business; you whelps, you are becoming, too audacious.' "Stand pat for the old things, the old - system," la the cry. "Don move.' Don't look. Don't step. Shut your eyes and open your mouths A decayed lemon la good for your stomachs. It has been prescribed by the great specialist, Dr. Hodson. Trust ' .us patriots, we are proper pilots. Go to sleep.- Pay your fare, Depend on "principles' Interpreted and elastlclsed to suit our purpose. Be sure to stana 'shoulder to shoul der.' Don't fall to 'fall in line. Only we Hodson, Beach, Bailey, Harvey Scott and Jack Matthews can possibly save you from political damnation. ' Bat the people are thinking, think ing, thinking. They are moving gradually! Jo, . advancing. . Tbelr faces are .turning eastward toward the rising sun. They are beginning to realize their Power. SALOONS AXD CRI5IE. TTHE state of Georgia has been 1 without saloons since January ' 1. Atlanta is the largest city In the state, and its capital, and so the crime record for the first month under the new system is ' Interesting. In January last year the police t court of that city had before it 1,663 ' prisoners, 341 of tbem charged with drunkenness. This was when the city had saloons. In January this year Atlanta had no open saloon. That month there were 768 prison ers In the police court, of whom 64 .were charged with intoxication. It will be seen from this record that the total number of arrests In , Atlanta lu January this year was less than half that of the same num ber last year, while the arrests for Intoxication were 80 per cent less ' than when the saloons were in ope- ; ration. ,';, This is worth a good deal; how much? Does prohibition pay Do ' saloons pay? We mean for the ', mass, the whole people, the town, .the state, the country? It Is a great ,v question, and it Is going to be , thought out by the American people. A SAMPLE OF "OTJB 8YSTEJL" " 47 ; sad when such a man Is called by upon our winters with no dread. . . ... . . . ... l u caw aaa t, u v y tuiv va uu yw w va a miv Liivestocg, in a largevpart or tnis usefulness. especially favored region, need no expensive providing for; the Indus- Judge Dunne of San Francisco did false pretenses. The machine candidates alt over the state win nave vote for the peopl Republican." Thi deception. Scratch em all. The machine 1 making Its last su- fireme struggle In Oregon. Don't give t a1 new lease of life by lending any man to the legislature who give you the "Republican choice" bunco. A country editor accuses C. W. Hod- of being . inconsistent. You re Oregon Sidelights I J uugo xjuuuv vi oau r rauuwu uiu i - . -;- V. j 1 i an unusual and probably an injudl-1 ,V0Dmo,t nearly the year round: the noor Uinni ihin h fiirrlav whn with an ma I in Multnomah county. mnn'a mUuita ran hA mnntmrtAA K. v. tn-tsi - vi.v I W are wondming: what kind of ex- c . m... i ii n Bn,nrci v uuiLucu m iiim.iiwji I ...... rn,r.v iivi.aa 1 n.w.. .1 StltUtlOnS as Tale Harvard Tn... Colnmbla, Cornell. Brown, Williams,' Amherst, ato. ar 1m..a i. . v . states. Havo we any inatitutlon Ilk a carloa1 ' tl&m cattl from Chicago, .V7Ver" . irgo7 ro. and we never win have, at the rate we ar now going. Tour very truly, C. N. MARTHUR. grouping and no apace for reatfulnee. Th Japanese, whatever one may think a to their effect on American politic, ar mile in advance of us a a peo ple in their aense of artistic and har monious surroundings. Our complex life may not be suited to their simple sort of living, but it is quite certain that in their homes they plan much better than we do for repose of mind. They are said to have a special rrove or recess built Into the wall for hold ing the pictures that are not in use. and Bchool children of Albany are beautl fying grounds. Good Idea, a a J. C. 6abln of Harrisburg ha shipped they hang on the walls pictures that ac cord witn eacn otner. witn a sense or fitness and grouping that we never id- wnetner the xioo.000 endowment for croaon Willamette University shall be secured Opposes Packing Plant. -oruana, March 14. To the- Editor depends on Salem. Now, Salem, siate is watcning you. the cheaply, tne children can play outCOurt, and remarked that Kuef was I re going to make for deserting state- of The Journal I am very much op- Chronicle. of doors In January as In June. the greatest criminal that had ever There are not only the great appeared before him. Yet there is mountains, and the great sea; but a good deal of excuse to be made for great, fertile prairies, and valleys, him, under the circumstances. He and stock ranges; there is greatness knows, as everybody else does, that and magnificence of variety in na- Schmltz and Ruef are guilty, and ture's gifts all around and besides, ought to be punished, and it dis- this wonderfully temperate and de- gusts him that technicalities have Ucious climate. so interfered with manifest Justice. We passing creatures should ap- AnYiS John B. Coffer, "th. neonle-b pos.? W tlng the right to any fearles champion," ha gone over to PacKing-nonse to establish Its plant ln- iae or tne city limit. Whv cmknt A big ranch near Bakeoven has hen old for $100,000, report Th Dalles Possibly It added a round the enemy. Et to. Johnny? Don't vote for any man unless he comes out openly and unqualifiedly for Statement No. 1. Statement No. 1. Prom the People's Pres. Well, what do you think about State ment No. 1 by thi timet Of course you hav learned sucn a concern And a suitable site be yond the city limit? The city ha driven out all of our home concerns, and. during the last 10 year, with th excentlon of the 7:mm ... . there baa been no slaughtering allowed $30,000. ..io.ua mo cny. inis is me same Summer of this year will witness the construction In Roaeburg of the Ma sonic temple, which has been under consideration by the local lodge for me paei tnree years, says tne Roaeburg Review. It will cover a space of 40x100 feet, and will cost between $20,000 and I . . ... I the Reoubllcan cartv Is to be snllt i ...v,.-i:i.l" "t1."" ""ul. v I hla mnnw predate theso blessings and be " reported rrom wasmngton ,nU three factions the comlne- election, jno nd that tne senate Committee W1U re- vne.ouncn is nu-onwnraii o. x, an- want such industries Ik ).. A .V Jk WM J... Jl nun in iiir ii hiti. iihv iiv i i m v sinai t vuu. vuw wuaavv aMa,ww - i ... . . . . . . . .1 o.oKW ba th will w".,;'""J.""JL.l."-, tne stockyards are especially on mesa glorious spring v win voie ior me Mepumican cnoice I near the Columbia river policy that Is adopted in other towns. ipend a large sum of money i plant ought to ineir. industries here. to be established north of the The mere promise on the nart of the in Proprietor ot the Brow that Schwartsschlld ft Sulsbu?ge? rep?Len- wa,t.erw0rk" "ff1"! U lnkln "T,: taUves to spend a large iSm of moneV w.e11 fr.om wh J18 ?Pct to It OUght tb Wmnl.??PPV favor! We " completed J and since 12;1h,or"?1, t.hii...i which will be us Sundays-glorious, beneficent. In- probably pass the postal savings for United eute. ena .r,irt.r .Mti if bank MIL Then we will see whether .Y . ... Ot vwtww . OO - ' ..I . I 1 " . " . m 1 Brownavlllo a large draw water supply for the city a soon naa just received -a wer gasoline anaina. used to DUOID water Into the reservoir when he cannot use water it rains. Speaker Cannon will allow It to pass who receives the majority vote of the Chicago the smell from rr..r. Th whnlo American tmw. I PP?. ? reon oT Unltad house district is very pe Tri the house. The whole American peo- Senator. knowledge that the packing-1 measure for the killing of sheep and That dog are responsible in a large OXhY FORFEITURE POSSIBLE. Verv rtprr.nHhl. nt . 4m th. Aim ,.fn. . k. . .. .VU n h I. nr.lr.lAn Tka TMir nlrV aalect Alt her tha ih. Y... .t.,""r,D iru,.n lX in?iea vi coyoiBH, is me aaseruon I """J-" V. A4 ri,. r:.u I ;"-""? niaugniering IS i or W. JN. Price of Rock Hill, Linn A r whim. Meanwhile we hear nothing l your sa th',iy. TTORNEY TOWNSD. speak- of the parielspostJbilI Jitf "1" lng for the government, ap pears to give sufficient rea sons why tne Fulton resolu tion should not be amended so as to except or especially protect pur nort. or the man who is will In a- to rive Tne aeain aixer a proiraciea in- you creait ror gooa sense enough to na. r.t "T.rrv" nnM11 rmoiw. Pk tne Dcst .man. regara less or parry, aa vuw . w ml wswi'waa a. v w v j v-w I J ( is 11 n in wnsr tnnina vmi win v. i t m, i , . - . i niiA who for many vears was ihn make, but If vou are a common nloddlns- ahonM r.t h .ii. ' ..U1J?."" ur ng plant near Klamath Fall this ter what promises are made, even if neighbor thAW Sir A made In eyn Jtfc. I "elW . If th. .m' rSnfnJV. f ""JiSSa Goeller 4 Wattenburg are making .ar- - ' IW JCI IUIIIQU iu au ma wnrs in ine c to do It either. range ment s to put In a brick manufac best known reporter of the city, and - 0 SJTwi! De ins tailed ' at once. Before ordering t hxla Maflhlnan U Ar VaiiA V. n Jl I . . . . . . ti 11- j.ti. candidate ror tne legieiature wno is doubtedly the other butchnra in th. ii. ciy HO Savg Uiat tne resolution Wtt" ovuUUaii ''"6 "u honaat enoua-h to leave the Choice of will be entitled to th. .. .i.,tV" rJ could not be so amended.' and action faithful In his work, and had a mul- the enator to you, and who ls brav There certainly is plenty of room out .V.. r.w. l nr,A 0r.r.rPlotlvA frionHa enougn tocut away iroxn me party ma- I eiae or tnecity limits where as good or kUVl CVU l.ga.n.DUai TV A kliU U I. aiUUlU lililia I - " the title of the lumbermen and big timberland holders, and even, per haps, the Southern Pacific Itself. Up in Marlon county also the Re- PaPr ls, ,?ln" t0 uPPrt neither u " iii..vi UJ 1 mnn.v Influence nor nerannnl frlonrt. publican leaders and slate makers ship is potent enough to make this chine and support the people's choice, better facilities can be had for carry . At least these are the fellows this lng on this business.. J. E. CAMERON. Pnataira TCnnalltir naya, uio ouumcfu rovuic - . inanar ehanae It fealtv to these can. " 1 ' This is not auite Clear to laymen, I - SKfate. " Rainier. Or, March .-To the Editor but we will have to take it -for Bna a im. p.. "&t The Journal-WHl you settle a di granted that he is' right, and that uncompUmentary opin ons of one the people Oregon vethehance puU tbToagti he colufflM of ynr pa the whole grant must be forfeited, another. or nJSt tTough illegaTpTr: fth' of e annT?h,a. Si pon'S chasers'taking their chance, on tu- vote SSL w". cmn0? ZLt w?5S g fiSoTai DISTRICT ATTORNEY DEVLIN of the southern district of Cal ifornia, it Is reported, will not be allowed to prosecute the cases against the Southern Pacific ., railroad, because he not only was an attorney for that company when ap pointed to his office, but ls even yet, and so the government will have to employ a special prosecutor; it can not trust Its own officer. It would seem . then that Devlin's removal would be la order, r- Tils la a flagrant instance of the taking ture legislation In their behalf. This attitude of the government, with hich It may be presumed congress 111 comply, will doubtless cause many such purchasers to oppose the measure, for doing which they can not be blamed. - It -would seem that But this must be expected High heaven knows that th nation per? I claim according to an article a short ig a par whack at thi Job of choosing sen. S1?., 01 ?e. united . rm.A.. kw A.l... mvA h.. 1 aww wuiuu uovv iu un V a. nicnpr rata Mr Armour rill also be Welcome. i" u"r .'L.. "V of postage than If It was a-olnr tn aoma - - ''! wiijr iuiu " . k'-i 1 -...tn.- r.i -r..r; i ha mny ot tlmofl ha onnn to tlcal politician your rrancnise rliU7 """r. 1"Vf t y" ""ia. naa .--j - - . -. . ... more man iour Dounas in a narai . criticism, Uke other big speculators, deceived bv bundomt i or hot tit! vote 'oro!fn mntry. My opponent says one The more big investors that come the merrier. the Statement No, 1 ticket for th leg- ,",d. hv, Pay same postage as lelature, vote 'er straight -and unquali fied and you will make no mistaae. Alrft&dv inharmonv among the Re- ought to be possible to make a pubilcan -i&te makers of Multnomah county has become active and ls growing bitter perhaps a healthy sign. in this country or it would never Ka earn out ox uu country. L. B. CHASE. (Mr. cna' contention are right accordinar to Portland noatal nrft(oi. Tho limit of- merchandise packages in Mr. Bryan's Platform. VMm th. XI. w Vf V mver.ffla' TVl.t After Ohio with Taff platform the United State to be sent through the coraes Nebraska with Bryan'. The lat- mall Is four pounds. This may be ter ls very long, and four jreara ago sent 10 any point in tnl oountry at IS would certainly hav been called very cent a pound. To foreign countries radical. Today, however, it ha one may send a merchandise package mildly conservative flavor. It hit out weighing 11 pound or less and at a jjvv .u7 - - tnat unhappy puncning Dag na Den so 10 ins iaci mat moat au 01 ine countries it distinction in favor -ot owners or holders of small tracts and require the lands to be sold for what fhey are worth, the excess over tne price stipulated in the grant to be turned bv the comnanr into the treasury- J tot- nil thA- now-rs and nrivllpp-pu bethumned by a more vigorous arm that which are member of the international for the lands really belong to the - ff.ind "Jr? A""?"!:.? E?!.uL?rdAr hv" ln Pei - .. . . , I ' o 1 uui I eta in era lyvo t-ya. duu, uioi o o win, xuu. ; whole people, mo Dig timoeriana 11 ,. , : no discounting tn enoune or jwr. holders, and perhaps all others. An Old Fake. h3.?1 "t.c"a SJtSW'S."'' tff h Admiral HoweU's Birthday. nnht. to nav what the lands were Prom the Toledo Reporter. further good fortune of an official an- itear-Aomirai John Adam Howell. II. really worth at the time Of purchase. The butter faker ha put tn hi. ap- nouMement that the HetIndep a N. (retired), wan born In New York. nonored organisation declares It purpo to be 10, m. ana graauatea rrom the the verdant residents of the village of to "keep them gueing.w Thi. how- naval academy In 1888. When th civil n..t f. Tnmomil uvt this ran nnt pearanc again. Thi time he . .... . . . . . . . . 1 th. werinnr -Ye-irienr nr rne viuare o De aone, mat Btraigui. lortcxvuro ib portaa(j wltii hlB presence and oon- ever, seems a rather tame desire to war came on he wa a lieutenant on the Only course to pursue. At any vlnced them of his ability to make one rival that old humbug of Barnum's the board the steam sloop Ossipee, which rat this -nnrao If ftttfimntftd will pound of good butter out of a pint of "What I It?" was a part pf th North Atlantic block rate., tnls course, IT attemptea. Will Xncfnow Portland financier will ' &ingm quadro--. He wa later- trans- doubtless result in years Of. lltlga-1 cover the vacant lots of that town over This Date In Historr. lVIa l0. "i? ?cf tbweKading squadron tion, with perhaps an even Chance of the railroad corporation winning, out In the end. All of which shows how wretchedly the people have been served by past congressmen and ex ecutives. ' milk. And now Portland financiers will cover the vacant lots of that town over with factory buildings and proceed to manufacture something out of nothing on a large scale. The butter wizard, like the wander ing Jew, puts In an appearance at reg ular and stated periods. We met him years ago,. Then, as now, he was broke and wanted to exchange hi valuable secret for food and lodging. We kept him from Saturday until Monday and In payment be explained to ua hla method of making a pound of butter from a pint of milk. Professor Woodrow Wilson, presi dent - of Princeton college, is re- norted ft savins' that rtnmt. PM-iln. tiv lArf.lntlon la -.-..at--. J ..'Albany will keep up tta oera.nt walk - 1 uclt img year, remaric tne jjemoorat. This Date In History. 1680 First assembly of New Hamo- shire met at portsmoutn. 1689 Habeaa corpus aot suspended for the first time in England. 1760 -Caroline Herscnel. astronomer, born. Died January 14, 1848. 1799 Napoleon laid unsuccessful siege to Acre. 1815 Kingdom of Netherlands con stituted and William of Orange pro claimed king. 1867 Mexico evacuated by th French. : 1878 -Lillian Blauvelt. prima donna soprano, born in Brooklyn. .san iiazare tiippoiyte uaraoi. French statesman, died. Born April 8, 1801. and wa In the thick of the fight at Mo bile bay. When the war was at an end ne wa commissioned a lieutenant- com mander and was placed In charge of the De Soto. In later -years he served In numerous post, among them being the onast urvey, the bureau of ordinance, member of the advisory board, and com mander of the squadron that blockaded the coast of Cuba during the war be tween the United States and Spain. When1 he wa placed on the retired list for age he had reached the rank of rear admiral and established a reputation for bravery and affieienoy. Since hi re tirement Rear-Admiral Howell baa made hi home in Virginia. ,-. - It is pretty generally understood that the highly ornate gold filigree frame has gone, never to return. In the ordi nary home there is no place for It. A safe rule .0 follow in framing ls to let the frame accord with the general tone of the picture. A delicate water color looks best in either a white or pale gold frame. A greenish gold mat sometimes helps such a picture. A dark water color would '00k entirely out of keep ing in such a frame. It wants a rich gold, with reddish or copper or bronse coloring to bring out its values. A light pastel or a dainty painting, a of flowers, will Jar with too aomber and heavy a frame, and it I no testimony to good taste to put everything one possesses in the way of picture Into black mlanlon frames and then hang them on white wnllsi for the black splotches of color will look t.b surd. Many . artists are now making their own frames on account of the dif ficulty of flndlnir the right sort in th stock frames. Keep it in harmony that is the only hard and fast rule that can be given. And it sequel is. hang only pictures which look well together, and if you have no pictures that are worth hang in, throw them away and begin all over with few good prints - which mean something tf you and express some thought. it at The Dally Menn. BREAKFAST. Oranges. Cereal. Meat cakes. Buttered toast Coffee. LUNCHEON. a.a-a.4-A- I V. --,.. U -a . - a . jj 14 1 . , I ctnii en ujDvcia tv i in muauiuuius, tCBieu lu lev 11 1 1 wou n da iuiudia ir. j j i r for first cla brick, and have found " cranberry sauc ,uuu"'- it satisfactory. t DINNER. v. Crawfordsville correspondence of Brownsville Times: Messrs. Finley & Wilson' fin stallion arrived here Sat urday. He 1 but three years old and weigh over 1,900 pounds. Mr. Finley has purchased two fine nercheron mares, weighing about 1,600 each. We Oiblet soup. Peas. Baked halibut. Mashed potatoes. Italian spaghatti. Grapefruit salad. Maccaroon sundae. Coffee. Creamed Oysters With Mushrooms- are glad to see our farmers looking out Drain a half can mushrooms. Let for better stock. liquor cld with liquor from half pint - ... . Olympia oysters. Add enough hot water Klamath Fall Herald: A number of to make one pint Thicken with six ta- nartlea hav begun agitating the nroD- bleanonna flour and 'throe nt hnttnr oaltlon of a new court house building. Season with salt and pepper. Adfl They favor bringing the matter before the people at the coming election. It ls improbable that anything will be done further than discussing it at the present time, as in thi respect the county 1 in the same condition a the oily. It has already exceeded it legal indebtedness. , a a Hlllsboro Argus: Theodore Pointer, mushroom and half cup rich milk. When this ha cooked five minutes add the oysters and serve at once. An ex cellent luncheon dish on toast. Chicken Oiblet Soup To one pint good stock add one small onion, one stalk celery, one bay leaf and salt and pepper to taste. Boll in it the giblets of two fowls until the giblets are ten- lA0tJi'rS?H WJll-h .!.0n t,h0 nJ' tnrn t0 tn kettI- Thicken with Portland mountain over 57 years, cela- tk... .hi..n..i. . i i... ind.ere with .lice of lemon1 In each versary recently, and the occasion was nlate enjoyed by the family and friends. Th Italian Snafehattl To nrnnara sn cnter of attraction wa not natntMi i:f1inAp??i?",T7..-pJepM VSir. L Ah2,hu"-,ea.r- sauc of two cupful of canned toma L,,,wi.i4i St-,aAKW.pLei?ni' extract or stock and a elbv of garlio small f onion. Cook for 20 and divided parent honors with the grand- East Oregonlan: There may be model counties In more way than one. There may be models in financial condition, in puoiio moral a, in progressive mem- I ft llataril with nn, im?ril urtA . rAm in .nimMTinnn nrnrr,.i ar r I . . -... - - . wle. but according to the Oregon Daily JI. -.frSBf & iMJS-JiS. fS-S. 22"Wji clTdd oneTlntVn'rea liieea r. i.iw uu. uhij iii.y u. uen I a the multiple model of Orearon. a combination of all the virtue, a com posite ox everyimng gooa ana whole some and sensible. a a fine Turn- and all In eaah II. 2S7.1S was paid in taxes by tha kouth- ern Pacific company yesterday, say th uorvams jimeji 11 was Dy long odd the largest single Ux ever paid In the county. . It 1 a much taxes a ' the whole county paid In former years. Except two or three dollars. It wa all in gold and currency. It wa con tained In a huge canvas sack 20 Incbe long and a dozen inchea wide, and in two smaller bag. Of the um, 18,000 wa in 20 piece, 8,000 in $10, $2,000 in $S, And $5,000 in currency. The currency consisted of denomination from one dollar bill up to $100. Two men were required to carry th hlp ment t tha sheriff offloe. or half minutes, strain and season and turn It over boiled spaghetti. Stir the spag hetti In thoroughly and serve with grat ed Parmesan cheese. Maccaroon undae--Make a boiled half of and and five droos of almond extract two table- spoonful of vanilla and one cupful of stale fine maccaroon crumbs. Freeze and let stand packed for at least two hour. In the meantime have ready one pint of thick whipped cream, some halved pecan nut meats and a maple mum maAm hv worm n. .Ithtlv.. ..... pint of maple syrup; adding six table- mfrrr it 1 a gi ln avaowm mlvlnai Ht Dvuii.kiip va, a v . vi HU1 UAitl 11IWI- - oughly, then chilling on ice. To serve, half fill the punoh or champagne glas with the froxen cream, add a spoonful er -two of th whipped cream, garnish with some of the nut meat and pour a little of th aauce round the base Rehash. -From the Topeka CapltaL Th Bryan platform is a ref)h of th Taft platform of Ohio, plus Talght : free trade, and minus nrntectlnn, et the right of the negro, under the lag. -1 Ihz Journal's Spring Fashion Number Comes Out Next Sitnday. Every Woman Will Want the Itew Ideas for Getting Her New Spring Clothes
