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and capable to act as such without! tha majority of tha peoplt will not
prejudloe. ' . j i ; V , , ' I tpprov aad applaud wtwrnt partl-
u bbb ioui wrga notion, among i un tact on tuner siae. , oom rata a-1 . c.ni j ... t.i- .
, - , a a I m . . , , . . mrvmMmm Ul 1 WUIHi i
lawyer, mat a woo mi nmr n oi party organization pernaps Oakland. Or. Anrli i.-t th vditor
reap, or uearu anyiuiux aoout case, i essential ana inevitaoie. DUf wnen 1 or The Jni.rnaiw- .a. .,..., j ,
I'nl.K.ti.J AMBta. Httajltf V I Ittfl I I . . .. . 1 . I . . . . . . I . . a.iwv. ...laawi,
' -;r, iil j.Yitaiid. or woo naa i arnica no opinion or party reader, aim DAraer w cam a tun ma Journal for It. decided stand
in. ririh Sn4 i.irhtii .trwu. rwHiiiBor idea nor gained any Impression what- J partisan advantage tban ttfjegtolatel'0' 'h paople a. again it trusts and
km-hh! t tfc n.i.ffi. . rwti.. or., fof aver rrom wnat ne dm-neaw ana (in tha interest of the people, they Theinajority of the madU'ub htrt
...... iieau, u tuq
i I They assume
' Tt'TXESS, 'wSSSZllv. thinking man cannot ca.t aside Inglr noa-partl-ao totem
r t ho "iMwt'f tn rtn,ir(iD-t ya ui an7 prejudice oe may care cainea
Letters Froiri tK People Opinion of State Press on.
: ' statement Une
Oregon SxdehVlits
f
Xerd Other Qualification.
; rrora the Albany Democrat
It is not a ood Ida to o Statement
moel type of Juror. I will be criticised by the Increasing I in-.(V0J ' ftatament No. l and
that the average md- number of Intelligent and . f 2 w.
roBKWN ADVIttTJSIKa REPBKSSKTATlVi Brf -.-i-ti- ob-T tB(l inatrufttiona of
the court. If haa alwaya aeemed to
us that this notion or theory is
tuhtrrfptin trra hf mn an? iddrwt i wrong, is even absurd, otherwise,
la lb LnllKJ tl, "na wtiu ..!. Iiirnra frnm Imnni
DAii.r. i " r -v "
MERELY ItEPRKSKMATI ViiiS.
I
N TUB discussion of the question I
k.v.. .i. i i. nut, nui wimm ciiyiD iruile4 t
: ;7 i i1,?".! an! p,y our Ul P'omptly and right on JbTe question.
Oregon Shall elect the next all that ia raqulrtd of ua. Ara wal -
Eugna Ririatr:' Thera la an old
aaylnx that "'April ahowara bring May
riowara," but hara In Willamatta valley
ranruary ana . Jdaron aoowere , rma
April uowara. , .
No. 1 craay, that r. to have no other lobaarvar: Tliomaa Holman la araatly
eonstdaratton In view. ' Tha fact that a I Improving hla proparty In this place by
candidate for the laaiaiaiuro aigne i Dunamg naw wira mncea . ana eeiunf
ahowa him to be on tha right aide or a
vary important ouaatlon; but In a varyi . , iik... nmr- in h Mni tii.
mphatlo mannar ha neada to haya othtr -ey c.mm onJ DlB,n .noken man aald
waa that ha
nan tha praal
i i i i
Volctojr Protest. fwi
Portland. Or,. April -To the Editor ouallfleatlona. Ha abould ba thorough. "J trouble wltn nla boy
of , The Journal-gmaOl tax-pa.r No. t Identixiad with Linn county and inhV h.w m'r? ih
Uburbi, it Is true, hut Within City I ba truated .naraJlv aa wall aa atandlna
On Lenten Obeerrance. .' ;
UKRB g growing : tendency on
the part of people outside of the
Roman Catholic f And KpUeopal.
ohurohes to obsarve the days
4, t Lent The reaaons tat raUlng
In. with thls.cuatoro are various.'., Some '
i
dent ff tha Unltad Stataa,, "Wall, that Uw are moved by the railgloaa slgnlfl
if iV (HI Z-1 " ;vrll oanoe of the Lenten period an4 Its deep
.',."-'?--' -i j J meaning to the reverent soul.-"-
Canby ia Juet beginning to experience I ' Boma look upon it more lightly aa a
United States senator, it la lm- hi i t t r- JL p- . !Sm.i"vnf TS? iMO raragrapne. I ona of 'tha greateat buliaing.bqom. In valu.bi. :.,
t MthM mn.f lannr.nr f lb. nn.ilar DOrtant tO bear In mind that tha Men taction Of health offIir Vrfw- -""" w" inoupwoom lW fliory o. iwwwn..nuwiin, . JVZlZ. 7 Z7-T
aniDAV. ' " ' ...... ... .l authority. rtri h-i ; a.7i- I . Ben SaUlnar la one Of the leading eumm-r ia ovnr inara-wiu. pa a, ran-1 "".T"' --r-j rr""-!-" v w.u.
S,.Wr.U.U.Wl-t.!i- WHO cannot or never do read, or . mmmwwn or W. t.nd:to-.uburba " - "T Portland arehanta who are candidates ?flSV wiK. ",?wnv cU.uof ..i.' '"V":" f
icEiaiaiare. aro aimniv aa ina ranrat. w u nu unitn km u . . . .. .. . .niv,.. i -,t
One"' ar.(,i;v.'.5.0j Oni Doatk...
DAILY AND SUNDAY,
One " rnr,. 17.50 I One asontk.,
COXSKRVIXG OUR ItESOfJRCKS. facts'hbout
... . (commented on
1MB arprate citizen of Oreeon ia t least as The
llhlnli ihnnt nkn affalnaV I ICEIBIaLurO. EO BimniV BB in rAnre. I We. Ilk many Athtn kin
The neVpiperr have published -ntative. of the peYpfeT The Ie'gla- Uf. hv. ,?v '"V" " V W- niSwffiSjTi&
th. Ross case; have ator I. no, ; jelf cread autocrat, -W u 'WoFWoSS V.A'apacial effort is mad. ,i KtefiZ 'L'" '
It rreeiy. ana, so rar u uT,ne.y ppo,nloa wwgiver city are Jiept In i iond Uon " ! V.Tf "i th?. Albany library and.get lt to iBYhy,
Journal Is concerned, enaowea above hla fenow men With her wpuutlon. or .r. wa. a lly.7hara 7 Jo thih-Toba if they' rur. JR"',?"."" "5 maaauro h'uTt by thea4hencV of a few
.have been reasonable; aur bute. that enm
nave read ana thought r iain. aimpiy, servant, ' Indecent wltn tha direct primary and Btatement 1ST" '.V. 7-Tx'uZrZV ,.hi.:h uFAh aa reaponalblllty of man' to
ao celebrated a case cnosen . by the peopld to represent ha7 a.i.tTngthTng.'T UiZZ tave net the opportunity to roVnt, la na7a-ry. first " SSTlf t?.rtSuR'
t jb if.-. - - I tTlmr - hArtaiiBA In Mna MaMAaa a I I auha Aba a. -.I.Vl. ' a I 1UII vauiwiuvn r V a-iivaa. aaviar a . t - m a ... . w . I L. C .. " ---a -J V v-f
D6 aiBaUailliea. il. l-"" wveWow IU WUBIi Watll V I eajanfc rn.lO.Ll.ej xjropejrtT tnq Uvt!Hap taklshnta I ' , " i
- in our trial 1 1 a
I filled with misgivings lest the the comments
I ' waternowers of the state are to I ana men who
fall into the hands of corpora-1 something about
ttnna. aa baa hrn tha nn with the I Ought not to
forester They are under the con-Undge O'Day suggests, they are legislation It is simpler and easier hoVTewn .Th thu1
were not tol-
. . a ... 11 m . nl t. 4 I .MlHjlln.il mot kl.a.il .IIMilHlw . tha UIT LliflBl. LU.KCL XBrOUKD illllT. millll I ar.uia, Lin I mil MlV.flA . f f . M
ot "f"-1 f w?'-!r "" itt..::. :rr. .rr t rnu,i,.; .k. truthfuiiywm--'o7 that th. pendieton st oreonia
wno was me oojeci ot auaca oy ineivuuri J""1 1 " . -iina neauiirui nose tuy is all It is ad
On the nineteenth
apple of tha Yellow
' i A, p iruan m wim lawieaa dapradaUons and
or thie month an I endeavor to coerce. The cauae of true
Newtown variety I Hahteouaneaa la hurt-by amooth, self.
waa found on the ground under tbe traalaaeklng people who poee In pharlaaical
f a, prominent citiaen I garo aa natter than their follow man; all
he niapatch, and ap-lsood oauaea ara hurt by'thoaa who aa
it Buraa 10 nave a virtue if taer have it
A Irlnclple at Stake.
a, prominent citiaen I garb i
r-"-i . -. . - . . - 1 nw vix ia ail ii ia aa-i Th Pnrii.nj nnmn in iivi tnattnamr nurnr: aava tn
. . I a ... . -. . . . . . I .lnI.T.. ' IT. ..mm all Itl. mam.am I V.l4lwl . V. . ' - . w . . ' -----
California delegation on the Iloor of W '. J J, Z l". .v 'Tu.r vM the t- Pffii S
tlie bouse tne Otoer aay. , tjonse- ueBjaes, mere is reajij no -gooq .ww r principio of "over ' the fence la out" the aenatorlal toga .la uaeieaa: ; mat e ii ' " 7 r; ,T I -Hypocrlay In any form la odloua. It
mnKM mam ln.r.rtai.t a.i.rh tn I reason to BUDDOso Ross would get a eiect mm on tne assumption mai ne reaaraiaaa or . inaiy own noatrtia and ia a rutua rigni among Kepuoucana. i . , . 1; , , reata upon a lie. and of ail dnfamatarv.
The proper conservation for the peo- fairer trial in Marlon or any other will use that power' and authority CTArW
pie of these waterpowert than from county than In Multnomah. The oeiy to carry out their win. umiI'ImX ih" turn- poiaonoua reptile it crwpa .ion, b
almost . nr other agency. ' There waa failure of the Title Guarantee A As a reader of The JoBfBl. juitlj watjr tRroughth. dutrtbuting nth
a time when the nhvaical strength of Trust bank, and its methods of do- Observes: "For what are the legM to be compel! ff.XEUMEiVt
man wa. the unit pf power. Only ing business. haT. be,n discussed 1 t to the legl8latur0? It .fi 'ff J?"f rS3? Maff KSSST S' ifl&ti
niinua paying niaiconieai oeiween ruiion ana vuae w,"turniTl I
' e I One cannot help, sometimes, pitying a
of Ttta I anake. The noor unloved thin la aa
Dal lea Obaervar: Work; on tha cannery I th ood Lord made it. It ereepa along
la being carried forward aa rapidly aa Pn Ua belly became it haa mo other
poaaibla. and it is hoped that it wllllay of going and the hand of every
bo ready for Deration in a abort time. I -. w a. aunaa.. u ereepa.
cation, laid new possibilities ' at tha should go where nobody, has read or or ha fail, to be thelr represents I lJJ- i'Jl
TiriA.i. - m j j iv a a at i.i .1 a ia ia . i a i f i va h m inn rewnrptonrA nnrriA nnr - v wn iv-vs i -vl , . : vtt r -r :v .. a.
i aa'i. ill. a 1 1 ja ii . . ww ii f 1 1 ii aa. inw ntti'MiiKH. a nnai rii anil niiiigni aa iifiu i ii. wiiniii i -i v - v vv v VHvan Ha . . i ''man i Am anr namnnni i n m virnt no i rt via vn
by this. and other discoveries, the better be taken over to the Silet. elae-whom we need not ask. Tit S tRo0r,fa.iVr.Wof I
rowers oi me uerman race in nro-l reservation, or possiDiy into tne most "'ui' "v-. vj at tite ajtoenae -of our commAn an.hni hla advocacy of the neooia'a choice. icanoaa or mmoer o arrive wnoi
J"" ,ncrd-.fr.on? remote inlnlng or lumbering section know of "aJai?f ' ...
v a. (in ii nnn tia van. wb.ii nnn nun m a w . .a .-. thAa m a-b i wv iiiiiii sua vim rtriii rHHii i ni niMiiiHin. v . . - : r i m . a iw tu. i & .i-n i . a a v fa t Tm s m auuim a iav uvcii pvin.ivi
nnlts.i The power of the peopla of who do not read and think and forra - 1 prescribe, the work of th leg-, support, jjn fomm.;ch" :i"Rior'i lWl J, fri?! expreaaionf a lie. AnS aa'i
Our own country have Advanced from opinions would be scarce and dlffl- slatre. It free, the legislature university te regar . t raVival among ' the Nea ercea. Over " PJ ?ef T&WiffEt iTm?
! cult to secure.
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
SO, 000, 000 to 800,000,000 or 1,000,
000.000. , ;
.The. world Is developing races of
engineering' expert, whose further
discoveries and Invention, will vastly
multiply the power of man la apply
ing the force, and material, of na
tare.' F Electrical energy is now but
begun In It. development, and with
in a epace of 10 or 20 years what we
utilize now of its enormous t6fen-
tlal energy, we shall look back upon Ireland Is at last to, be realised
from Interests antagonistic to the legal head of the publlo echool ayatem.1 The .principle
people. It leave, the'legislatbr. free iV WlMlli
The again and put the toga up for aale to I Spalding,
I . . . . . ... I . . J. . - . . . . . . I IU I1BLLB m, 1 IB. 1 11. LI 1 1 1 M inai IB BO. U1
at eiaxe in me aen-ii,ouo Indiana were preaeni ai airroreni i jBj - . - A i hi, 'ulT
national in lta acope times during tha revival and eight .a- ' kini t7 -hi aa inrth I Th
aval
it lurka In ahadowa. It ia deadly and
it trice to hide lta preaence that it may
airiav unannounoea upon lie victim.
A anake one can feel some tneaaure of
pity for but it baa been branded alnca
man flrat be can to make hiatorv. aa a
hateful thing. It haa been aelected to
tne
aoon
began
in
D
the
and It would bo ahameful for Oregon to tlva mlnlat.ra were enaaaed in the Kr" '.."'K14'". "J"aai"ll" ..'"-"'f
to do the wprk they were sent to Many etate unlveralty graduataa in Ore- repudiate the popular election of aen- aervioea. A large number of Indiana Ji, and know It
C!.l. J. -A If . ..o.f I "." aiama arj awrvina H mil i V wtn conviniu. nj r uiuou " u. thlnar Krhlh la trita, nan harm
Salem to do, and It
British I waste of the people', time and money 1 public achoola.
Enemiee of the etate
, . . . iw - . . , 1 1 I nu kilt ii a w li iL.il uuv van iiai in
Mnntina vara t tha revival aa wall aa I . i . . ... .
... iz. . - - - muuunu oy anuwiiia iu ne oiuy una
wnat wiu ina niivn mmj Si um umatiuaa ana laKimaa. i lt - diaaaTeaable fact. He may find It
HW. 'adnntlnn hv tha
bouse of commons, by a vote which were frittered away under the 2Ef:H' aa"? Wr "L'Vo'urt . J the exprea.lon of an appeal to hi. lower
no t- it- , ' . lnnr.r .... -....v- h.r a. tw ih. hn.ni Eugene Regiater: uranama xoaa oi paaaiona ana ne may wian to avoid ic
Of 113 to 157, Of a resolution Old system." peo.p1.- w .v Pfp1.?. v'r.y.w.h'I f.!'!'- L"f! the Old People a Chrlatian boma near That la all very welC But If it la truth
conferring on Ireland eubstan-l There is a presumptuous arro- opponents of tfie UnlveraitV o !5. "vimtr "2 Mwm nun mm,
.. .. .. i . . ., , . . . ... . , , . ii. . i . . . . T . . . I v . , wit. I II. km j H v. ana i uruuauir ui. uiuni c.t-
riBiiv in an ma mcaKiirA nr aeir.ffov. i irannn in rna riaim inar una neonia iivruprittiiun out uui ine univeraiiyi iimi urn iuiuui we hir'i pi uitiiuo i D . . i t. i . t t- v
.-. . - ahnnlrl .u..l. .nnn,..,l .1. I .... .... .mhl.uiuj nnnn fhaiuent OI lAnl COUIliy. oil nmm vun-I IB wow liui.il ia biuiuibicu l, uii
ernment that Is enjoyed by Canada, are not Qualified to elect the senator thoJif, f roTine TlikJ atC iihliV hnn.- of n i7t ui rii forward: eluded to celebrate her birthday by go- truth that it becomes aapgeroua.
seem, to indicate that home rule for themselves. And that la precisely atatementa ip thla effect, believing that Let ua not dlaappolnt the admiring na ' Jo Bible achool at
. . . , . . . . iii i inir utiimaie aim ia tne complete aeiaiaiea wnicn are waiting 10 nr irvui - -- --- v; ;
.to a I the Claim advanced by the legiala- atructton of tha nnivaraitv. vt th. n.. on the streetcar and It la needleaa to
I.. ... . I T. "V . --- v.-a . . i. jB .ill n tha Mia.
I a .wa vu lay. " . ... " w w.w
the Peo I oration oi ner oirtnaay,
e e
Milton Eagle: Different partiea inter
nnvav IV TTTTCIJT'T?n munmiti ot m amount mat tne uni-
IS imauLiiu. Iveralty ahould receive and the amount
ii ft ibji nmiMon in lha nand n hill I ae ahautl " ' la ' - . . . a . . I w aav v VBB a -
tx,....K ,a-,a. .11.. ji. . I30.VOO dm veir. Thla la ao amalithatland Salem farted in to hold count, n1 S.V:r...Lr th. ??': pr??:
,oriu.u1.T,.u , ,a b of approclaDU ben.nt convention, and put up tlcketa in theHain " aawm li thenc. to" BinhSi I" n?alnKwo-roW.BOVa.?uL"rj
"rya m.e.e"n.s.a " " c"y S ha ftv7. " ESS :.W.a JJ WT!1
aaiu. iuu uievLiuK v juauu" i c.,7.. . 7..I-. -. it. mv. niivu uu uwa.i i uLuuut. oh uu wi, vwiiuBvviue wiiu I hia undoing, wnose power over a man
as we of today look back upon the greater extent than heretofore. The tlve candidate who declines to accept ake of 71,'; gh.u BoaaeTFUmflam
original rude an crude fiteam en- V Brlt,8n government has Statement No. 1. SnSThe oVher enmieiT
rine Thertf Is to be the same sten made COnslderabte concession, to Ire- '''! -rr.L.. jw alncere. The difference between their Pef
yiuc. jjiero ia wi d me same step .., . .w-a nnvav iv rtTrcrir-T?n eatlmatea of the amount that the unl- From tha Salem Jourr
r
that we witnessed when the spinning lnd, but this vote may mean that
wheel became the spinning Jenny: Gn1 Britain 1. willing to yield fur
when' the 'hand loom ' became the ther to Jlrlsh, demands In the matter
power .looms. jami' the; blacksmith 0' AomBvrulef": ;
hammer the tteAln Jimtter.:.,r'. ' ..This seems; to e wise movement
As a basis for applying these com for both countries.. ' England gains
Ing creations,, the . waterpowers Pf nothing net by maintaining so great
Oi'Drnn .- Wilt i he nf iiTitnlit ' buna, a Aaerma rtt ffnvafn'mon)nva. TvAlant
fit to the . people of Oregon, j and the Irish, wouI.cfoubtless take e?pMtfd
flnrl ' tin Anntmniti t antnw lt trtA I a-aoar lit' tnat'nf nlnUw aa tvmAir I 1 0UCA I
. vuviuivug tvl-w AU VriVI il JUUO AA A4 fa i U V (Aii Ajt I 4 VI QU17
state's . development." Few states J able and . progressive .home govern,
are as rich fn potential energy rush-lment. Both 'people, would gain by
Ing In swift torrent, down It. moun- decreasing the historic and centu
we nave emoiasoneo upon tne L"w rrvr .....; vr-- H...r,. ' tV.
ml,, w.a . a. mvviu.a uauawuu.i
friend upon, whom one can depend in all
tha laauea of Ufa, la to m loved and
truated. Tbe man who pretenda to be a
friend in order that ha may, when it
aervea hla baae purpoaea, atlck a knife
Into hia einauapectlng companion, la the
person to ba feared.
1 , , - - i i no woman woo ia true wuinu.ii, un-
journai. leated are now working on a clan for anla.m.h ...an ii.iL.nj.hia i. tv. wnman
A few Republican bosaea at Portland Independent telephone line over 20 mlleal who atrengthe'na all tha pillars of falta
sitlon hall last night would In
dicate that the Bryan faction Is much
stronger in this county than was
There 1. something back
a large outpouring of men',
and.' In' (bis case it ha. all the ap
pearance of an uprising of Democrats
who desire to give notice that their
tain side.. . It Is ariagency.for future rles-old feeling of Ill-will between Pfrtjr "1?!'
productivity In a thousand lines, and themwhich, however, ha. much of reaction. Men cannot be depend-
for supplying comfort, for the home, decreased during recent years, in ed upon to vote aiway. a. tney ye i,
nf men Ilia nit Im.ta mlna nf i.haf nii.aniiaii.a Vfi.l.n'a mna llh. OUt there B.TG matty SlgU. mat in
is impossible of either computation eral policy, and of giving possession f1. 0 P0""01 P"",;"
. .( v...u. .u Lea i ' .i n the voter, allow themselves to be
forces,4o .ave them for the whole Irish, and thu. gradually ' nml!i Zb?Ll
nntolner Wa rha tianila a nAmKIMa I , Dsn Ma.A .. tO Vi ..-a lr1ek -a I Ca lniereHLB.
jUODiAi-, WHUUS Va VVJAAUiU(v I V'AV K7ffaA ' AVVIOW VaA VU1V1Q W
tions that prey upon the earning, of J mark.: - ,
the humble, 1. A duty Of first Import-j so !on aa the lawa-of Ireland ara
ance to those charged with the epnmade by a body . in . which the Irish
rn.mh.pi ara anlv a amall tnlnnrltv anrt
Which moreover makea lawa for Ireland have done in years past
which differ from those of England, the People "yell" to hear Bryan be
Irish people must continue to stand In cause he tell, the truth; after all
the eyea of the world aa a conquered I the people love the truth. After
people, and there la yearly lea. and awhile they will vote for Bryan, even
uiapusiuun in ireiana to accept mat po-
( the government f oreat ranger's camp at I ia exploited; to fill her wasteful handa
the forks of the Umatilla and W. J. I with gold and her allly life with pleae-
ZllS&Jl0?t2fTU,t,t , defeat of tho them got cold feet aa they aaw it waa
r,. iJC Vv7- -...vita ..k..i. n.,;" I "ul auuu itohuub. . line lurau oi tne urnatiua ana nr. J. I with KOI
t.r.i," ".iZi "i" Jrii " ,A "i The county , deierates in... Marion rurniah'a aummer residence. urea. Ia A despicable thing.
th. r,,,kii. hAnT.' r. "J, V.ri Munt' w un propiiion uia . Be.,., .Too eevere for the textf But we were
l."?".".-1" h2f.SSL refuaad.to.put up a ticket , v Waaton Laadar; Four '"ft4.it ehiak. talktaa 'boZt hypocrisy. ' Ia anything
were latety ivatohcd ML the A J.I too severe to say in oenunciacion vi
and aiatrlet tayaa. Thera ara -fv X''TtC? ""a "lr. ' - nv..
or district taVei T fof univaiFy. ft ia bivS inade. ticket Just thi'.iame iaS ""J ty htUohed t the i
i. a!fJ -.h.??1 nd ltB Jncome como' Pu? thelXhn
aay
ay I aurolng to ba what one la not?
! 1 --B-B-B-B-B----.
have ua believe rf". aant suonUle. hkw P-arano . but- were bora ( without , the iv a woman -SSXJZSl
7.B0S children in the -aieetod i' their nroooaltlon lassiatance or a motner nen or. a mother ",VVa -tla.-
Oregon. . The- aboyi They are ratlyiiia- for the Statement Mnoubator. A careleaa hen left her neat ?.nui?.no a Kak j-a waKb t- tie- afflHfttlnnH.
2LlM!3!?; The te. wt no ta- v..-el and covered them with A hot ner JSult fn. TTK
lalmnlr allly. It ia helnoua. To be'
auct or public airairs. it is a rea
son why Oregon' shudder, when the
man charged -with their care is at
tacked by the congressmen, from Cal
ifornia. , '
Bryan always draws A crowd, and
they "yell": and we believe that
they are beginning to think along
with their yell. more than they
THE FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA.
ALdiruitmA iiepuDiieans vare
having a battle among them-
Tomorrow a notable election will
In narlraat PlttshnrB' . or ffir HOm
al.l.. fri.... a-V !... . . a 1
pTfr.4 like him. who know, and ttfre
make the lawa uniform for both (alanda. 1 10 tell IQ6 iruin.
giving each part of .the United Kingdom
due renreaentatlon acf nrillnir to lta nnn.
:ZZ !rr.wl" I eer..u. tot lrelaDA take place in Illinois, the Issue being
b.v ak tuicBw u7 pw wouia oe the l JntereBts against the grow
abolition of tbe rule of Boss Herrln. -Mpport it. which it will not. No ui.-( T.ftr: nh.f!
. . .. .Mform rnia oonin h .notA .m.. sentiment of the state. The chances
;,a?al", TT. ,, f :I ?5f.aJ ba even reaaon.bTy .itiVfacto;; t 1. seem to be that at least a large por
nJd trT -v bit ,: Coneequently home rule Is imperative, tlon Of the Btate will go dry, thus
5!?iSL B,1r7- . n Pl0ler' tht " there ,s 00d wm betwee the adding to the momentum of the pro-
':r"7";' cu" "HPePe w w two islands, jt is to tb Uibhion movement throughout the
thousands of California Republicans
. are organized as "Lincoln and Roose
velt, clubs," for tbe purpose of un
loading from the state and the party
this boss and his tools. The effort
Is difficult, for Herrln has men in
office all along the line, from United
, States senators, governor and judges
down to political smallfry, and the
state" haa. been most thoroughly and
systematically corrupted these many
years, 'so that the power of the ma
chine Is' great, while the public con
science and civic virtue have been
vitiated, . Yet the tremendous effort
being made, even if not at once fully
successful, t cannot be entirely in
vain: The people of California will
not always submit to the domination
f this porporation and Its servant
and political boss. V .
LIGE O'D AY'S "dissenting opin-
; ion la the matter of the- motion
I for a change, of venue in the
J Ross efal case Is interesting to
rif.Tviaper men aa well as to law.
vers, end also to all citizen, eligible
T jury service. The fact that a man
3 rend the new. and comments In
t ! e m-wtipapera does , not properly
; v qualify him from, serving on .a
3,:r,r in a given case. AH intelligent
tlii-un read about such a notorious
t j;? r, and form some kind of an opin
v n : id tfye mora they have read and
r ". rt tood nnd thought about tbe
affair, the better juror, they should
! . pi-otMfd they are?not unduly
jjicpd cither way-r-are . willing,
interest not only of Oreat Britain but of,
tbe world that the United Kingdom
should contain a united people.
PARTY PLAYS IN CONGRESS.
country.
I
T MAY readily be supposed that
the Democrats n congress are
more anxious to gain a party ad
vantage and put the Republican.
Tomorrow Is the last day to reg'
lster, and 5 o'clock p. m. is the limit
Of time In' which to perform this
duty. Many hundreds of name.
ought to be registered yet.
but lt does not follow . that the
Bermudez Asphalt company Is a
business saint
President Castro Is very likely of-
In a hole than to effect legislation 'onsively arbitrary and exaaperating,
beneficial to the people; yet we have
no license to make this charge
against all the Democrats, or the i
leaders of that party.
We have no doubt .that most of
the measures urged by President,
Roosevelt are approved by the peo-!
yie ana wouia be beneficial to them.
Hence the Democrats are' not only
playjag good party politic, but are
.Portugal's political troubles are
not yet over, as rioting following an
election showed. The young king is
likely to have a stormy rule, If he
lives. ,
The anti-Statement No. 1 candi
date, are In a majority on the tick-
doing their duty by the neonlrt In trv-
THU ROSS CASE, AND JURORS. p"onh.ypOB tlese "I"' ets, but tbl. doe. not ahow that they
strong and detuned enough to WlU eet a3rlty 0t VOtM-
"' co'd ana would. , Alfred PragA'. BlrtMay.
" CUUSB, aDOiV t h '"aTftaTa l ': tl'a Ta fni.r.... an na.Maa
1 UlJ
and pass whatever law tbeyi0' th Britiah society of. Miniaturists
out ir they do not anrl I W:Z .7.7 Th.V
decide to pass laws demanded by the Liverpool, April e, lsei. - hi. father
neoDle and riMn. vl v! i-tended him for the .medical prof ea-
aion, dui meaicme laiiea to appeal to
from the state.
Mr. Palmer would
that there are la
publlo schools of
rigurea represent
dreir of , "achool i
laat achool census
ha. ..In 1A1 Alt') i
.v.,... yuu... " i. "i.aw i aineaiOit berore the people and want ani uan, i.iii.. ..uui vmL.r a. u.,
V5iL522MIIIJ!i!t--.h?l?- i-? -aLSLii0.-! Lwlva pleds that will enable them to In due time four baby fowl, pecked
V- v.bl." .a . aL..wa j a. . ... ...a for a Ben&tOr I illuuaU Lil. BIIC UUI IV UI
The Other, either attended nrlvate in-1 iiiT. ii...r.. S i - a. .v.. nrnvarl tn ha naat rademntlnn
alr..tlnn. a Ml A l a..4 a I X MB BH.U-.HWK III . "'.. L. . a- "
ii Th. ..hT i.ai 3.r. i ..ii K'puwicftn votera whose inteaiigence, a
all. The achool census include, all chil-Uharaoier and Americanism ae on trial. saM. i-T,ai- a v.a- m.o tha .hi
The" toui Mndfture"to .r bia own plea.ure. undertook to ipi-,tual meaning, a cloud or fog
And ao It may aeieiy ne earn mat m
pretano. to Keep tent d-
almnlv
through the .hell, but 10 of the eggs ";U "SH" thn to ba aimDlr
nrnvarf to ha naat radamntlnn able i. much Wor.O than to D aimplT
worldly. And ror tni. reason, tnat it
throws nnon all the alncere people to
whom religloua obaervancea have a deep
.chool. of Oreaon during the laat achool lit" "iTcHon if United
year, waa 2..31,26.57, or an avarngo hv'dfat vote of the b
Expenditure of $25.68 per pupil. - Thla no4 mffer a few
Statea aenatora j nir nicely. On, going home one evening,
doea not harmonize
?ear argument
be enemies of
I do not for
our public achool.
should be, but I fall
will be improved
r direct vote or the people. , however, he found at feeding time that woman who pr
, . . . - . . I 'in nnw auiior H. 1CW BVi.lHn niaviliuvi ahnnr 91k ne hla Mara fallal . n .haa .in I . -1 .l.I1
so often advanced by Jth0l&rr two Tot tWTmZl SeTa fi.hlonabl. Itrt. do- I- w:
the education. " Il0.dat .-ti jSi ,n- Proving conclusively that aome ing her reputation for veracity and her
a moment contend that ari,t,r ."Jhal" ' g.?.c fft,iC'.n?th2 wreth Without a conscience had under- atindlng among right thinking people on
.r. , ZZ 2m they helleve they wlll stand for. Uld 'tbl Uto Vffitw to whata
fu t .w thfj re.ult. In Aprlf and in June will demon- itm0Bt .cSSeded In The la
'y'.A8 .T-??? I strata that the Remibllcan narty. 1. .till f'm0".l f."oc?ii,-aiil ?
win do improved it toe uniyeraiiy Dill Mi- n (ha luuinl. anrl not tha lww w" lw,nwiw t"l l IIWIUUJU-
I. defeated On the other lantl the t?t yth2 boisea alfff the Machine bred H,B,rt' but hv takon th Pre-
paasage of the unlveralt- bill would pBJ?ifa nSSia ar to deln whathar cau"n to provide a large pen encloaed
Improve every school In the atate of th7v wiSit to a-o back to the 'oM way wlth w,re r them- Now then
Oregon. .1. tfn ew boM named the aenaTor Hving Inside of the corporate limit, of
Mr. Palmer's charges of "graft" wh,'haif fjur oencJl ma?k In i thebmllot th9 town' Bnd ther8 are aeveral other
againat the board of regenta. his b hal P ", m" Vrrel count in 'anlliba realdlng in close proximity who
charge, of dunltcatlon of the coursee P?.0"? ?I lne D8rrel count in ehUf?Pan. fla wa do not'yunt
of tha Aarrirniltural nolIaB-e. and tha I oiet-iiiia w bciib,vui . : I .)... .hlak... r.hn.a .hn
M., ;ni'Mhia.7.7 th mVtnfti To- Mr "I. nau tne wapuDiican- party travel ; - " -,," ,r r; '.' . ' . l". . 'IfJ
buncb. and I tha very unsafe bog of treachery.
laat week or I
n m, m
&J!ln .LH1 "OiX&X.JK backwards Into'ft.' hd.of 'the' mS'- Md we are glving fair notice that the
no l nine w xinu men or ooys. or
women or girla shooting about our
premises, they will be prosecuted.
n. . v. . i " . i i nacxw
in&rSSAUrVr" w ohm. or.ahall it go forward for clean
Tours truly, C W. MCAKTKUK. r'The Vajne la too open and too easily
-,. ;b.a,.i Rananaiia ! 'V J understood when the machine will let
The Persecuted Railroads. , i th(, Bftm. .n but th8 na-isiativc
Portland ' Am-il S. To the Editor of ticket.
itl. i... .i y aati.i.a i Tni macnine aa vs we win name tne
u.u. ut, healsl.tive ticket for you. We Want tol. waan ngton .tate. ooaata the largest lZ "S.. .yfiT'. tTaaiAa
art appearing in the country Press set- .t?and to the business of makln aen- atner 'paitever made m the world. The "f,.. 2 "a'-n
forth that the 'railroads are being ators. n,qe.i a nertt or sua ateer. were re-Z"tr.' ,,..,i ; i7..
Largest Belt in the World.
From tha St. Paul Dlsriateh.
Washington state boasts the largest!
- Mourning Etiquette.
SO many of the rules and regulations
pertaining to the etlqustte and
little conventlonalltlea of mourning
have altered during tne laat few years
that it la sometime, difficult for one
who ha. never given the subject much
attention to know Ju.t what ia the cor
rect thing to do and the proper course
to follow. ; ., . , , .
Just bow to acknowledge carda ana
letters of condolence, for example, and
how aoon to return oall. of condolenoe,
I. a IIK AUT VII llttt Hi" jowt.uwua o mihp gwin. I i ,,-iU
peraecuted and .cannot borrow money to , ' n. uref onian n- neverjot -t-a njIg &Tt w. built -octal etlauette.
material from w,u to'ormetfon tbe u.ual question, of
fini HLiii untLBi
In a .mall 'community, where tho clr-
makc needed double tracks, con.truot "s Vaotrni senators br the direct vote n,y " centers of the hide, were used J J,TiJ?mr",:i2
rolling stock, eto.. unl.a. popular an- X?r?hV neopf e ? "r tM 0 , TO and of these waa atretchod twtStSl-iU
tagonfsm ceae- interferlng; with their Vhe machlne0managers at Aeart ore wk. to Jn.ure perfectly ven .tr.ngth not a dhtttonl LL & 1
rate, and exactiona. They all read lika opposed to election of aenator. bv the ,n al1 Partsjof the proposed belt. The
a Sunday school recitation but the peo- direct vote of the neoole and are trvlna halt is 111 feet long, eight feet wide, and
Slav are not to bo fooled bv them. Ore- ?ireJ,Lv5,:Jrh.LpXr,? e i? r? xry,ng three ply thick. The weiaht of the belt
E "iT iT-' -.ii ..i-i . ,i w imi-iiou, l.. j. ... I i. - .vi- a a inn . .
aon.naa paiu .uuraaun . If tjie people will lust lieu the ma
Sends in the laat .10 ' yeara i to double chlne offthe face of the earth these
t-ratir tha entire Pacific coast. These I. .i -,ti n,
V. 7. . " . , a . . . A. i aci.x name trrvug, re niit nra... lil aim dikii
lUvidends i are paid on 1C I for J Statement No. 1. like good dogs, two
aotualljr invented. What hrt. become pf years trom now Thy nave no eon
these enormous sums? What aecurlty li,-,ina nn th. .hhW
' vaaaaa. CI B 1 An f O Sf , 1ntn ' 1 1 rtk I
IlCaVVfS WW kiABV twua aa..ay
The .onally note, of thank, to all who have
inOWil meir Bjriuuauj, uui m a "
metropolla it becomes .0 great a tax
that a printed card la now in use which
u na oara
ion
rinted
tbe
na, rlvpr nr raaranlnv ft. ,nv I .lil tun uia ui. u.a v.i ...ww .
...La in ,t,. ,J uui I heara soma expression of anoreclat
M "'H .1 ara.ia. Lt.w UlCV, L. ,,,UB I 2 " T . . -m ,V . a.
Tha hnat nuallfv nf iwm.nl I ror jympiuny, inaicw uj. h" p
i card, an ordinary visiting cara witn
Allien Lincoln Drank.
Oregon cin be cut up among a few
stonk ramblers and manipulator, any
double tracking can be done, even if a
billion could be borrowed?
. It has been proved conclusively that
with dividends eliminated on stock rep
resenting no 1 actual investmenta, but Lincoln drank intoxicating Ilouor.
only water - ana. ymeiona, - paaaengeri ,g61' 18 t
1. something over 2,900 pound.
wot
kind wa.
together.
... a nana .ml .ha nlunu. aKa.a " , I. ..
hides overlap welded by the weight of necessary, depth of , border may be sent
a nydrauuo pree. ceanng zeo pound, win V!" ,r ",.,. "'. Vw. ill.
pressure to the square foot The big .ympathy" written serosa the top. and
be t ha. Just been Installed in the new when a card 1. aent. Instead of a peraonal
To 'the Editor of the Boston Olobe- Dempster sawmill at Tacoma. Washing- of
ion. 'i no maoninerv oi - tnat mm mr. i;airaBiwra . -
I have noticed that In your columns the p.., ha. been .ome
queation waa asked whether Abraham world In else. ' The largeat steel circu expression of kind feeling upon tho card,
In ww ever made u tnerf. measuring An th-
:nea in ammeter, ill . Dl...l....b v i i
aeatn oi a relative ,, or ubuj tnauu
becoming more general each year. No
. . . ' . .... . . , . . ... . . ..1' HT..a A Kn..an ,ha JP.Ia 1 aiVnn W an IIHHm III 1. 1 1 1 1. IIIUUIB HI IB-
tnat . per ton . w inr tw great oepan oeiween nim on ZiZ.Xrj TJJj. irt and resnect is 0ected. and when
aDOUt joe rauroaoa win w uBiwigrnw ana Btepnen A. jjougias, , wnere notn I f,""."" . 'i " V a-.--iri-- .X ri.,.. iiS ara t-anatved a. recotrnt-
ta two. atreaita orrust ana a gnt or spoke in he open air on the i aame plat- .VVM'Xurn,r: 3n ST TdomIittmPtBA' AlthougTi a
way . awai. wm f-v" - rorm. i win quotewnat ir. wncoin said - 1,-",,'. ..; h.w 1S hr ti from some member of th
..,.a aant a mlla vrnuM iuv fatrlv
and freight rate, could, be Tee. than d wa. acquainted with
i..r il nn.i. eight feet five inches in diameter. It , The
living in Rllnola u etpable of aawing up tho largest log. death
rith Mr. Lincoln, found in tha northwests becomi
let the railroads run over. them.
dance on ona nialon aa T heard it Xti r,,Iii; . F "apiing 190 Met Jllgh. and anort note i rom Burno V"":, "l
on thlm and cut moro Jlm-lons.wlth spoke first as t ollowa:" : "When.I first i, . ngiame,' ItL Soriou'rM ba'appmiaud
oy tne nonor. . ' . .
In all mourning -. of today tbe m Idea
Mem. to be that all rules ' shall be
atrlctly adhered to and even carried be
yond what will be expected by the world,
but tho time for mourning la being con
stantly shortened. In the case of the
border on the writing paper and visiting
cards, a very deep border, is demanded
at first, but this la rapidly; narrowed
until that usea at tne ena oi tun -
slice, passed to stock combines, and in knew this man Lincoln he was behind ! S tit ?S arrtnea n"r
general work, the producer, for "all the a bar in Sangamon obunty, selling w5 hf i Jt-t7?. ! r
fraffla will bear and then aome. Is bur- limm. wm xt- t.i
a-boo to frltrhten them with. The state .hm it .'t-,.U'Zii ..it nS..r '.I. Permit gatl. .boat, to pasa without inter-
rair.latiaa'ar.itoo fixnenalve to kaen w.. ii"tin:HtW Wltn the Wire..
nuaiirtm 4 n all pfinnirv swtriAt
bought and the United State, .upreme stores, "and , atate the truth when I
i-mirt. ia the last refuse of the aana ofla.v ih.t hiia t .t.nt aa aa. .1. a
looter, who . have, always managed to the counter . the beat customer I had.
find the sort BIOS OI Ul nonortDll ha utoM nn tka nther ilila. v M-
'
it will prooaoiy require aeverai yeara
peopie ana recommended b the
president, they will go into the cam
paign handicapped and weakened.
Mr. Payne says they will an
employers' liability law, but It looks
as If this would be almost a force
put with the majority, which ha.
him and be soon drifted away from it
into art. e studied ror a time in the
famous art echool in South Kensington
ana utter puriura uii iiuain in AM
wern. His miniature, aoon beoama tha
vogue, and the restoration to popularity
of thla method of portraiture i. greatly
due him. JKeceniiy Mr. fraara comn atai
a portrait of King Edward. Other noted
done nothing In this direction fori peraonag. who have eat to him for
four monthsan hi "lrecll"n ar. rntniaturea or small portraita include
IOUr montns and has ignored mOSt 1 Pr nneaa Henrv of Plaaa. 1t Al.
of the other measures that are heed-f ton" and the ltyte gir Henry Irving.
ed or desired. , . . j ,' 1.,,. . ' ' 7'
Mere partisan flehta 1n ronrraaalbeina- held tin bv the different nnhii-
are not beneficial to the country, and Zl ?v?u'n,' Tbe c,tjr , ouacU
to demonstrate that the supreme court
will insist that the railroad, can water
stock to any extent their managers de
sire and that no law reducing dividends
on such stock is constitutional, When
thla decision is handed down by five
old men in black silk Mother Hub-
barda with du ana impressive cere
monies at Washington lty tho begin
nine or tne end will rise enove the hori
son with rapid motlona. The state, will
league together ana construct a few un
watered railroad, and the watermelons,
now divided among the very, very few.
will "ba passed around to the follow. In
overalls wno proauca intm,i
.. y A all
Leslie M. In Cliicago.
From Chicago Evening Post.-
TieaHu M Khuw. formae arnvariin. .n
Douglaa.. I never drank liquor but once Iowa, laUr secretary of the treasury,
in my lire, and thatwas when I made and one time favorite son of . the
... ... if ai.u L.iy net. v, l uiouo i auu una liiiio ia.vuuia aun ur : t.jir i nnrii rnai 11.
a foolish bet of 60 cents that I could Hawkeye state, arrived. In Chicago this I lotted' time i. a scarcely perceptible band
nit a oarrei or wnisxey ana arinx out morning, apurnea tne spring sun and of black, and
of tha bunghole. I won the bet and
m waa my nrat ana last arinK.'
" W. F. MORRILU
A state-owned road from tidewater tn
the interior of eastern Oregon, along
side the line, eft the octopua, would, if
operated at a angnt loss ror a few
yeaf s. aqueexe every drop Of water out
of the transportation ' combine . now
milkln. the state for millions aa a
dishonest farmer milk, a gentle cow
which hla neighbor own. and feeds.
Either this or brand every rail and rar
U. 0. instead of V. V. and stop the
melon-cuttlnc craft forever. '
This Date in History.
-Mahomet II besieged Constant!
11 SO
nople.
1520 Raphael, the celebrated painter.
men. uom n3.
1797-Mrs. Mota Heuaser, German
song writer, born. Died January 2, 1878.
1803 Alexander . Klldell Msrkenrle
United States naval officer, born in New
York city. Died at Tarrytown, wew
York. September 13, 18(8. ,
1807-John Cochran, surgeon-general
in the American Revolutionary war, died
in Palatine, New ITork. Born . Septem
ber 1, 1730. -
1814 Napoleon ' Bonaparte sent in
exile to tha Island of Elba,
1863 General Albert 8. Johnston of
the Confederat array killed at Shlloh.
Born 1808. , - .
I8flfl First national encampment or
Mho O. A..B. mat at Indianapolis.
when llKht mourning i. to
sepnyrs, and .ought out immediately I be worn for a abort while as ror an
a couch on the fifth floor of the Audi-1 aunt or niece, or cou.ln tbo border
torium notel, where he, might rest his I may be dispensed with altogether.
.Lulling ajamc'
"Yountr man." he said to a visitor to
his room, who addressed htm from a
point miaway Between two dressers, on
one of which was a Ditcher of l.-a
water with a damp, towel and on the
otner aoucne ana atom isser ."young
man, do you remember something the
euuor tne evening roil wrote aoout
the "aoft thud of Mr. Leslie , Mortlen
unaw". ruoDer neei. aa he gumshoed
his way to oblivion? " "
I Peueva." .aid' tha youna-
marc
uiBuiatiT. ruunmc over tne aiatanoe DO-
tween ! the-window and the Michigan
avenue pavement, "that aomething jf
tha kind wa. written."
"Do you know your edltorf? - the fl
nancler continued.
"I think .1 would recognlsa him if
I aaw bin.."- - ... , .
"Tell him,", said -the former favorite
son, that I have reached the place he
was speaking-about" . - . ,
- i ' ' ?
- at at
, , t ,
The Daily Menu.
' BREAKFAST.'
Oranges. Oyster Omelet.
t Corn Muffins. Coffee.'
LUNCHEON.
Fleh Croquettes. New Potatoes Creamed.
. . Hominy. ' Pea and Nut Salad.
- Preserved Pears. Cake. Tea.-
" DINNER.
Ox Tail Soup. Boiled . Lamb Chops.
Baked Potatoes. Baked Beans.
Asparagus, French Dressing,
t Lemon Pie. Macaroons. - .
' - . Cheese. 'Coffee,..
What has become of that muntelnat
employment- bureau that ...the peopla
wanti . ,-. . . i . ,-