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On ro tJ V I Oh Bhuth I
?Tever speak well or 111 of
yourself.' If well, men will
urt bolls ve you; If 111, they
. will believe a great deal more
than yoa say.- Eastern Prov
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wirr?
hould the voters of 0r
lA "on be required io give op
V V the right to choose United
, . States senator? ' Are ' they
Incompetent for the task? ' Has their
1 use of the privilege been abased or
betrayed? , Has it 'resulted in sena
torial deadlocks and riot at Salem?
As oncetfled In Oregon did It result
In 40 days, of bedlam and a deraor-
. alization of the legislative session?
Is. It because the privilege has been
abused, and the Ftate been betrayed
by the people, that . the voters are
asked to give it up? lias any shams
or any scandal, or any sale of the
' senator-ship" to. the highest ' bidder,
occurred under its operation? Is
there one man in all Oregon who
: rises up ' to ' charge ' any of these
abuses to choice of senator under
Statement No. 1? . ''
, Not one man has so charged.' Not
one man will so charge. ' Not one
:. whisper , against its wbolesomeness
and purity has been' uttered. Not
one whisper of that sort can be ut
tered. Not one scintilla of incrim
inating testimony bas been, or will
' ' be, brought a gal fast It.! ; There is
none to bring. . Its effectiveness is
unchallenged and its virtues ad
mitted, even by Its opponents..- Its
excellence Is" sq manifest, and its
popularity so universal, that those
, opposed to It copy its. provisions as
nearly as they can with a bogus
: statement. They take a pledge that
they seek-to ,fol6t upon voters as a,
substitute for Statement No., 1.
What testimony more convincing,
what admission more complete, that
Statement No. 1 is right, that the-
people' want it, "d that the polltl-1 liberty.
cianB xnow me people want it r
. Why, then, should the people be
cheated out of the privilege? " Why
" should they be deprived of it, and
the power be delegated to a few poll-
ucianai is n ine people, or is. u
the politicians, that, pay the taxes?
Is it the 'people, or is it the. politi
cians, that supply the money to build
school houses and support schools?
Is it the people, or is It the polltl
clans,: upon wbornhe whole burden
of supporting the government rests?
Is it the people, or is It the polltl'
' clans, that shoulder a musket and
trudge off to battle when there is
need, of defenders for the country?
; Why; then, for what reason, under
what gnlse, an4 by what authority,
or semblance of authority, shall the
power be taken away from the peo
ple, " and be bestowed upon a ; few
Bosses? .wnyenaii a rew pe.masr
ters, and all the people be servants,
crawling, bossed, taxpaying servants?
Way? '
tbere than before the people? ' And I beautiful, even In a business 'build
worse than these, are cot many ie-lng. The Kamm ahacks hava male
cial Interest measures, schemes for worse citizens in Portland; the Cor
a few to benefit greatly at. the ex-1 bett building bas made better cttl
pense of the people, aluo bronght be-j sens. , We can Quote but one more
fore ths lejsTklature,. and .not infre- paragraph from Mayor McClellan s
quently passed by that body, with no address: . :.Y V '.'
redress by the people exceDt throurh I Bomthfnt wore U mtiei waXs
the referendum? ..Can 1 any such ,h cltJr n'hiJth and wifh
rberae snrteed through the Initia- fttd. wl',T,M T tl""?'?!'',
" 1- .1.. t.t th. Mth itV J. low. ths'-trts
L 1 v . v ' ",Dl,clean and th wntoi-rur. 11 may d
that the people are Ignorant or mMi comDutnt (jTirnowin that
apathetic, and will not consider these rnts are high, fooft troar and banket-
measures upon their merits. "TheInd brwr rich, m ivkt bAtihU
majority ' will neglect ths. whole I brt with prld at the tloght of -th
string q them," it says, "refusing j "J'1"0 of his town, ihM Aij, hr popi
(h bother." We are not sure. of clever, iwr schooilitcclUnt and hf
ihif wait tm fti. th 'f&;.Hnn iwPPr ... omwcint. tu city
nf if f ,A.l8ithy.,the'Tltr wealthy and the city
, .u , iV i. v "I wlee my excite all then emotions, but
" "'oou.cd, u th- beauUful that compels
still the system is not a failure. Next nd retains the lev tf ,her people.' It is
time more people will vote on inltia- in the city beautiful that clvjo spirit 1
tlve and referendum measures; the at its best' - " ' '
people will learn by this very method Let ns not forsret these truths, nor
to govern themselves more iutelli-J anow them'' to, be. trampled out of
genuy nua succcssruiiy. sight 1n the rush for material prog
But "the common cititen," we are regl ftnj the chase for money. Port
told, "does not like to be kept on land can be made one of1 the most
guard duty all the time." Then he beautiful, If not the most beautiful
should be taught to like to do this. cfty, jn tne world. There can bs no
He has read that "eternal vigilance better Investment than money spent
Is the price of liberty," let him learn in making it so. for this will not
that this Is addressed to him, to only make Portland noted through-1 and to tm irtomf
every voter. He needs to be "on 0jtt the world, but it will make our
guard duty all the time." Why jiot? I own peonle better, pnrer. brighter.
There is !no groat strain about it? healthier, bappler; and as Mayor
He can think as he plows. This has
THE YELLOW PERIL
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". Small Change
; First bf series of Pr1rlck 3. Hankln1 rtlrl written (or The Journal.
Mr. Mftakln, who Is known air over the world n a ntuaent of Interuatlomil
affaire, wllj write ntertnlnlng and Inutriu-tlve srtlrle on hi travel, whln
will appear on the editorial page of The Journal dally.
Letters From tee People
Oregon's La( lug Disgrace. ,
rertland. AjjrU 4.To t"he Hdttor of
The Journal I was praent at the leg
islature during Lh 189S sesqlpiv nd
from what I able lo Ohr and
father at that time, I, had no doubt
that what Mr. Browneli recettlv mad
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pupiio,, ana pernap a great dual more,
la absolutely true. , Regarding hi con
test ne : k
-f . n." . uini naiiui unun mm wu i , . . . . . .
machlnu yntem. look bac-k to tho e.n-IPru tareaian n supremacy
tut of lkK5. conut which ootjnud J dental ctvlllatlon.' th other which aa-
40 day and , 40 nlifhtn. Miiumv I .v .n
around the caMtol and hotola. natron-1 ' Take th View Of WOS
ItfA 'Will tfai1..4 ttt .'itU. hnlit I ... .I..a1- - Dlni limn
: TV. . L.u'K,i m f8 .V"1 t"a flrt-cla tnllltary low
w t.ua ivi n- aiuun ui uvi i upiiUM sjvgiu l nrnVevrl tn f ha wnt M 1 halt
humoral activity to brlna aiu'oe.a to aJ Lrv.!? ?.? 'V
Mitu a iua wjuuma. wiiuiu bmq v aa-tii-- a. a ft. A rV.itr iiatn Art Tr in I rrm ruara Trm it nurM ....
I'!"'.'??.-! Vf I yellow ther U alarm In th minds or I in earn tlm la alltinlna In tha havk
im lm i .. . . . II, . . . . i . l. . . . . : . . . . I - - '
. iu.. -i ii .li I in aiaimnifn 01 vw nunuu 01 ina " rmna in irmn into China I rrot anil aim... ,i i,..i,ii.
.U"' UB " J .rru" . ddent. In th whol of Al caat of the prrr. thereby bocomln even a rt.r .i. r." y-"
" " . Br rredeflck J. HaskJa. .
: Tokyo. March 15. Th yUow peril!
What does it meant Thoa who eaaay
to answer th question ar divided Into
two schools, on of which declares th
hend a war hf conquent. nor th erection
of an Asiatic empire, but they ar gen
uinely Alarmed Uwnuia they ronuldur
wiai in conunerca or wenlurn nation la
threatened. China la tha greatest of
th world markets, and I becoming !
nior Important aver day. Whon ltu-i
aia attempted to iiionopollia th traile
yi juuncnuna ana to tliat and occupied
Chlnns territory, th world waa largely
Ijimt stretch of th primary campaign
bfi:lna Mondav.
They ar still Interested in the prlc '
of fuel,coaI back east. - -
i , - .
Th paramount laaua next Friday la;
Shall th peopl chooser ..
t ' - '
This la alao the year when Walter
Wellmnn win not find th north pola. ,
Mr. Harrlman had 15.600.000 caah to
aave the trie railroad. Oregon money.
And then poaelbly did not want an
who ae dan-ir" ' w""Vl Ioi'u,, ""i" American ambasaaJor who knows so
ha. become a repeatedly" crcVd" that Ja mn ii rloS ' : . r '
er - and has ing th door of AUnchurla to all but Japa. A football nmt la (.ma nrf
.t",,.'i""0".f, )1 2r,:i2?: 'L "rn.?vIT.B!'id.P? Pr th contest, between fh mayor
st iita at i .
It
v
th peopJa ra' cteyed. can't the
-o. frun. V luit Uk w.iVm ?f.r in I funJab there ar leas than 168,000 wJdte off.-nder tban'Ruaala ever waa, ' " ;"'.vt. ; v'V a '
-?rlS?w irJfk li'SnMSn minion over eight or nln fiundred mil- great country over which European na- ct,vft ,n t1t,c ht iaheard pf-tlli
ISS Rall th if0'cStion! V'. H. Tbu. oriental po- tlon; have been snarling at .!, other tr. . -T v ; ; . ..
ih brokt Ti.romi tt. hribv n S lltlcal affairs are ia state of unstable for 60 yar. then the- commercial cepl- -r e t ,1 ; ' y
in DroKenITOmlHea, in OrlUerV praO- .Milh. l,im n,l a ra,Kiialmnt avnn il tnl nt tha .nrM ,n.,A n.,l,.. , -.r. I Mn . u ..' '
lutil retardJ T fo? 40 aZV.t oni braifch 'nvolv h people of tl whole world, na'a lmmena reeourccs of . mtnersl th Thaw, which la a c of no nws ,
of fin f lllatur1 famna to OTaMteS The whol poUtlcar map will be wealth. practically untouched , and being good newa. "
and' uToroSriation? fJr Sa auitJrf of nf orUntal shatters th rreatr la extent than tho of any oth- 1 e.... J ',-.
at iLnItfiutiona hoW-un nracUcVny rreatlge of th whit rac In Aala, There er eounfry. ar oloaed to ocnlilental de- It la no slouch of a1 Job to be dot
?haos TevolutlonT anjf Pth fcii- I L fc B.rouP J?. A,lay'. ean3rwhr t clopment becaus of the Chinee jeal- catcher In Boston. At II a dog h mad '
SPSSf w2,?w.T,httIn-r- 125 inV ?m Tonqula to Chines tartarr which busy of the whit man. If th Japanese IU last year. - a ,
LVi.h,f hi.h jw.um ihi I P0" not know that japan. Iws UcKM tne can peraunde China to admit them, a 1 ,
id touc
aide,. W
SOU,
nam
r, What fair-minded cltlsen of Or-7- wilt r to
who has any regnrd for th good IL" f" oLltL?
of this sut and IU dvlo virtue. ir'J"?,.??
boots off of Bua)a ndthreby proved I brother orluntala, to teach th Celeatlala
necome tn captain pi i now 10 ao tilings, then
would rnra ta a a hack to the., acan.i Plor rienuu.wori upr7macjr.
. . ... --z. ' 1 ia aw&Kanina- rrnm.uil
Mambera of. tha - ITraa ut)iuii.t
111 mma . lh. I ehureh ar. fraa, tn hi, a mmw mm -11
that la deatlned to re-1 moulding of the public opinion of China, las others, it seem. ; '. V
remacy. v-ninaiwnion wm result in a development of I . . . e' h " '
Sleep or., era- norm reaoarco. a constantly lessening Th. nm.. -.nu... v.- ty
.'.. '' I''.. Iturlea. and even the caste-boumT millions demand for toJm avuwt. I : V; u!" emperor . naa aaked for.
e-viueniix oiacnui tactics wr aiunr-1 - j-l--. r .ar .w. ..(.. 1 Tr: 'vr ""- ia rarv 01 salary, out n won't lumn th. '
oTrreh'Vnd' "onaT spl?lt "which will Iml AmertciV4 lob If h. doo.n't St t , V ' . ,
Ml! 5w"nhelff deriPtion TtttoSSSZ European fetter. , . ( OMaa's Vssitk . , - aont ' har tnuah '!t.-At
iiMMai at tha a..ai.,n r.t l ao l . aimni J which bind them. J. I I China's wealth ia an rrant h. iw.,.. I flon bear much of nd-of-the- v
vi.u u, vwuv.H man hit. r i wna
a I . .' .1 , . , I . . . . 1 . . , I . . . . I . I. . . mmmmm 1UI mM WMMlmA Inn, I . - . - I . . . ;
I MCvieiian says, mis in me last anaiy- I oe ria ana rereaa oy every e-re- I uyv buuiohu, xane dui one eMmr(Mfi .1 ih. 7m ....' I.
been lust the trouble, that the aver- -lit la tha nrtma ohlert of aoTm.ll,f)ctlt,f voter,n tni atat.- I quote I ln the early history of th world the pie. A JUukow, ajhdusand mile n: -" ",'" "7 7rr w ".w"".
. m fc.- LIT- J..--l 1 prime ODject or govern- t fotfowing from his article In laat I aMMMlon o Asiatic trad and influ- ad en the great Yangtso river, is a f ." 'i ' :V ! v. ' "
tiLn.ru u uui umu vu um ujin. . (. . ' i ounuAy i journal. . lance has always marked the iiood or l iri ann-n mo great ocean vesaei may I muiringr mcarairuan - naa seni.
duty at all: he has left his affairs v . .. , . .1 'in loi the old machine, metnons (mptr, while Its los has meant the ehbfreacn wun water to spar for the eai-1 J"'n o"veii a i&o-pound turtle.
entirely to the politicians, the lead-
Sunday' Journal -
"In 1 an 1 th. sM marhtn. .
, t ' I we revived again In the etate of Ore-1 0f power. Three time slncki Macedonia I er part of the year.' It Is at the luno- What a lot of bully soup that will make.
The writer Of S published com-1 gon, Mr. Corbett being a candidate and firat placed European shackle on Ae-JUon of two large rivers, and: with itaj
ciiica irura wnicn it is divided I v Becaus aood atreata east m. w-A 41
nee, Jias a popula-lof money, are we not to ha. Ma.ii.
perepna. within a few I good stret. and mora and mora of
; , . , . - i : ' V
Democratic party may not b good
ers. the bosses, macblnes; and munlcatlon to the Oregoni.n takes tU-SSffitSl fJU KVVilSgftKS. u
the reSUltS have not been SatlSfaC-I exCPDtlon to Tha JOnrnal'a Course In I dnva. rexultlnar In th. rrantnat orrtin. 1 1...... i- mt Ls.nn. thm ink amnlr. I tion Of S.OOO.UciO n.rai
. i i ' - - i. rzi i --' :"r": u-.... .ii,v:L.r,-:r-" - "i" i
rney nave aone nis inipiting advocating the nomination of Jamw ,lL"."i",, eappea tnsj?uuo--"0?; I',,.';" 1 V(:rJw.'J f7Iait",?nMVrltneraT
and acting, politically . all lie was ex-1 Cole for district attorney, character-1 o'clock on th vning ox the last 1 Lum which into Kurop, over tftroctiua ia almost as clone, u a f iej,i I ' Th n-mrtrt
pected to do was to hurrah when the hzlng It as an "Interference" with thelday?.th.t,J!L'?- -Js.-.- thTw tnf Byniln! .f??1":. u.b.u f. 11 i..lh. .xte.n,t"t .wn,c.n ny uch. ut a Democratic majority
' .ny.HKU.ii,. --a ... . . , . , k-.t" - "v" " " rpain, ana unucua i im wrjr iiiii B1, , jicra, 100, ia iron in congl a COUldn t Doaalblr Ban dona
campaign spellbinder v spieled, and Republican voters, which is ' the that(Jiom men could hav received a christian Borne; and the Jdongolemplr ro In abundanco. and the Chinese them- worse. , poaaiwy nav aone
vote the ticket Straight. With What Height Of Impudence', f'unadulter- 5W ,loi"!Sa aw1.18,00.' ?,eSi for wh,ch extended Its conquests into th salves-. are already making ateel rail. .-. r w r-'.
i.w. -.-ma nr mlotorf. Jith 7 If .. ,UJt'u"eut'0' "uauuiusr- th(elr vote, duHfl, this conteat. to eay heart of Europe, overrunning Hungary Let th . spirit of western enterprise "A scientist says a man can live te be
laws were psspd, or rejected, With ated gall." an outrage OB PUbllo de- nothing about the trades and corruption AnA Poland. The things hav waeed touch that ator of wrealth. even It tha inn . ra"na ut te D
what themes and jobs wer. carried cency," and so on ad nauseum' Our JTA 1 SSw ."I'll"' ZELSX. 'ic.k XS &uVCd0wnT, L mil and Vii at .
n t tfinA rnsn An t h a 'laal awon (no- ftf (hsi m... . - - a a flat . a.l.lll..iA I snrl sraaa aei IMit.lx... n I U lf?fllea . ' v-
la said that an, Italian playwright
larlsed part of hi play from,th
Ana . som meatre-goer oitov
went wo uuuor, mo reiJrccni.a.uvr jates had been given the Support 01 influence of Jlquor to deraoralia his Now comes - JapanJ throwi
system, he had nothing to do. Even The Journal, he would have request- Kihl2ZZtt?&t. lutf
If he objected and protested, this ed the paper "to confine Its support people of tnl state and took an oath fortAo do what T To Vpan
takes the I wonderful store of untouched, raw r-erditt
stiu n vt 9 a u iVa,
and. To b-l'. Therefore. ay those who a re frlaht-
t ..n.i. M I'.."-;.. r :V. iraK umwa . senaior. ini- pMBedi ,bUt eo m.n hav, M,d before, the other rations t
r - r- . i it i mci. igur UUI 1110 eia imuuuil-l iu i u touwi tutu u invu i vann , inniHl hark tha rlnrk- or trma I tree comnetltlnn In rtiln. 11 i. .n
as k uiasy vuuureo. , lean Candidates WhO are Mr. .Cole 81 lr".,r.i k r -T tT. k.r-; .Ti' i. w Mnmnw uisi oa mwni newnia. mi nam . jor japu to increase ' its -com.
If th PonuUat vartr aolldlr vote
against Bryan It will affect his vot
' la a now am InAeaA " - XVlt h ... . n . . , .vu, 0hief or Ml men, and lie was Dacaea merce as mucn as It can. but It should mucn iaiag a zoraxui 01
U " W ral WMJ,'' WIif COmpetlV)ra have personally sought would leave his .eat. walkv Into ti; by a amR1t! people. If Japan can uc- b lmpresad upon tokyo! statesmen r big Stack. .
this we agree. And we welcome It The Journal's support. 80 that it SSS5vr2?S Vri f whEKt' e-ad'tn its" courtship .o. China (te-the Jhat the must - extend the trade of . . , ,- A
The time was ripe for it. It Is an w6nid asem that the Republican ?M &mtottt&tolE& 5xieA X "amil ,u.?porJ ' of J.1' nation, by fair and open compete w It wIU soon be tlm to be making
"u' w JW . " " WOUld seem inai me itepuDUcan snti return to cJona ri am pto. 4oo,0MOO . people , and it immeroie tlon In the eastern marts, and not by beta on the results of th primaries,
era Of trae;. right," progress: an era randMtA thmalaa r.r.rrilA thA P' "f reat stale in this manner and -,. -hat la to stand in tha war of attemrtina to eatabllsh a .rkat in onntio. with whirh h.vJo IT:
hls Is only one instance. - There Is an .t!l2Bu!?A Lth8 J0,lld?
tO all Others, nor br inatltutinr a tra.lalvlce mm nan rlri la Don't.
iuiiiiuKn io ot eniorcea at , in point I '. v .
A theologian ha written a book In
of anreadinar enllehtenment and int 4 vaa ' nannvlalv ev TT a Tnw.a1'a
r-w t 11 V"l' VeT1 'J ' A1W VUtUSl Ol aiw j wu snoiauveM saw w I , "taTIT) T,lBillTf t VsiB
riAruiTinoncA nmnnr rna nnnn a ortv j - i i i.- a i uouir ixiniaucQ 01 wnera m man b vow i v -
.-"' wspj is.rwis, , -lew. UD w pn that night was changed from one The next hatf century will se
t. wV vi " ""-line cnoice wnicn me Kenuoucan voi
nornv wun rnii ntDrnnnsrv inmr I . - , , a . --. ,1 t . .
- -f-.-i era. snguia uiantt. 111a journal uas .,- . ... : - : .v: ....r. r c;- 1 ,' . r-,rr -1 v.. .. 1 . . n
that would abolish tha Initiative and a r" ,"'"KVr".nnv". """ .f i.? "d.?1. T'", VDU.1"? '"'-"".'L" "..r.."lafi" """.n wrj oocause n1' ITv. . "4
I UCICi DU1VJ LUAI BUiVUft I.UO P.TDU UC- I M a. .Ill fu,wvv .1. UHll, .IIU .uun- (VI PI 111.) DCA IO AUIUAilli, AHU KrVRI .IIW IliaiVI T ItlUW, I IM i , L IU M BJWSVa Caf. I
i mf tUm t..nK.4
on that nlaht waa chanced from one The neTt harf eanrurr- will see 'thai , ""u . -
candidat to another by a prominent yellow tid sweeping through Manchuria I Worth jMaylar. Tor. ,1 which h says bell -la a place of tor
federal office holder stepping up to him I and . Siberia towards Europe, down I .Th possession of th trad of China J menting aeaire. xnen a good many
f
referendum, and the primary Uw, pnbiiCan aspirants Mr. ,Cole
. . . . . i ii in vulb nil liib uuiir imii ii ill H i w. I iw.inn ntjiisn hivi I in rni innr.i nr I rita w rn it mi nnmmAAiai MnAMBAH I "
. .vjuiH IB Liia i o,.u -i . i . ; . . j . . . . : . -. - j . . , . . . . ,w
. v -u i ,i. . - - - - -ouvuuutM wciw mv wnomvii in tne America. .... Toaay japin n wir pi.m worio. Ancient i-gypt. oldest of I " "7 u" uor wim m nni
sna go DaCK lO.me Oia system. A onjy one worthy Of the nomination. Oregon those days, that not much at- lng the smile of a peaceful and Indus Jweatrn civilisation maintained a fleetltru"t? becaus Instead of som hundreds
new era, indeed,", and yet our con- hut It has said and it believes that Mention was paid to them by the aver- trlous nation, but at the same time It I In th.e Red Sea which brought - the ot million it thinks h should hav man-
tnrrrrV la for timln hack t tha - v.J ff,tJte.. 0"" at.such grinding its, people into .the earth wealth e-f China into relation with that Used to mak. blUlons. But h probably
m fail ill in KB tuusiuKicu. ii in VHiiuiuin. i lihukh uou iu t,, inai ijiv.v, waa uw nut r,v lnrrASH nr TAHi imoivpn .Tor mi i or in. mil. iuhv An Ananarf a ...inu iota oi iroiioia a L -noma ,nr in ia
oia era irum wuica , w nave parity I should commend Itself to the better I JtlZ Xm llr J I.T-.i.m purpose or running uaiiiennipB. xrain-i nmu across v entral asla to China and I miu. .
,m.j intn ...,., Hirht and lare-nr I . . .. . , . . . ,i i"" '"j"" ,wbuu.i lng goiaier ana. purcnaiing ine muni- i Decame me ruier or. the globe. Uaoedo-
emergea into greater llgnt ana larger I elements of th party, more than tha! Hot only ot Oregon but of nearly every tion of war.' Its agents swarm through nia knew th- value of the Chlnesemar-
of any of hia Hvals.; We have stated jfupting
"A JSEW ERA INDEED.'
OUR local contemporary is still
worrying about the Initiative
and referendum, and deploring
present and probable results of
'modifying the representative system
" - of our Btate government by these
; means. That 19 measures are up be
fore the people instead of being be
" lore or trying vainly to get before a
. 40-day biennial legislature is, our
contemporary thinks, eo many a3ser
'. tlons or assumptions that represen
tatlve government is a failure. Well,
.1 rhat then?;; Isnft it true that repre-
fientativo government Is to ft great ex
" tent a failure. And Isn't it likely to
be less so If the pocple can either
make of veto laws themselves? ,
But, , It is bewailed, everything
."hobbyhorsiral, fatnouS or absurd"
Is brought forward under the Initia
tive because anybody can et peti
tions signed. The present list of
measures does not. Justify such an
opinion; still less so, probably, will
future lists eo presented to the peo
1 le to vote on. Some are not of
'much state-wide importance. . Sorae
would : better be and probably for
that reason will be defeated.- What
harm has been done? ,. The "hobby
hortio.il" fellows had to pay for get
ting their petitions signed; the state
pays a small, Inappreciable bill for
putting tha measure before the .peo
ple, and nobody Is Injured. : But
even the least . and, worst of. these
measures .will work' b, benefit, in
lielpics to educate the'people to In
form themselves about their public
e f la Irs and think about them, and eo
beeorua- more Intelligent, worthy cit
izens. : ; ' ; );
Jty the way, are not many "hobby
l orule.tl, fatuous eud' absurd"., aieas-.
, - 3 . brought before . a legislature,
. urjrcd there, gometitnes success-,
iiauu't iLcj a btttcr chaaco
v
pav seven blolks to b- .
' . . . . . . . . i . .. ... ... . , . r...... .u ." . 1 UO IVIUB HTUOI I . m K-V U 11 ' lUb llVULS 1
I . mu ' t. .1 w. . I W . - . " . I ropuni use or money uw un tea. citaws tha doctrine of "As a for the Asiatics." I Asia . wens never aImuuI - nntn m4m I ' . . . m. :
i iucro jibto ""nJ'" uccu - tuupo tni8 vlew jn'lie Interests Of decency j senate is composed largely of men who jn Korea and Manehuria Its statesmen communication by sea gave the marl-1 ' ' '
wno, standing tin me uireanuia oi " and good government, and because I T ff"mv v. "i" tase advantage or tne iruus or tne rtrei i time nations th control. In the palmy I m"7 wiu
nawra. ha feared to a forward . f.v!. !7 i..!?1. Sf A'-VJV'L?"! snocessful clash with Europe by Insti- day. of the Arabic empire Lrgalow.kw4
and either, from cowardice, or self-1 nnreiv local official such as the dis- M08? S ,??inr.S,terih.l2iEet5 nd
i.na.n- I purely local oiuciBj bucu hb tuo uiB protecting ' the 'Vested rights" of the
Ishness have sought to restrain the trlct attorney The Journal - cares sreat corporations, the Rbckefeiiers and
movement ana turn a oacawara, out nothing for party, e do not be- ,"h'" i'JZS
new era, nave xearea io go torwara, i the nomlnat on and election of a who ate ther absolutely for the pur-1 ,TTw an imhiMnni nmrrm t V.. rm h. W. ."m, 'Yirm","r"V.'iZZ - ' '
pose oi loosing arcer tne interests ana neg, extension . which means the tilti-1 at Ceylon. - - I A new ereamery Is blng soBStrosted
. the
lesui d
mat exclusion of occidental trade and! Comins to the dava f mnAarn w. I In Phtlomath
sta t)nanri i m . - i x . - . w . . . . z : : r-. i
- . i lnTiiinrinsi. - ' .. - -. i inrv. ins nnns nnoa n viinii ii a eawa.1 i
rrtftn Itnriw . fhot I 7 " . ' - ' ' : T T . . . " T tt aiaava 1
" I , IfAVAIllT
Revolution I ; certain to coma In between Portugal and Spain, the Iberian There ar now 111 jranges la Oragon
. ... i " ' - 1 . .,. m , . - I pnueu ss.fi u sa viiiuaiiinii - bub -wjji t-iic
our, veneraDJ comejnporary noung county will tolerate Johh Manning's "rn tE?;EZA-?? I -th. ?on hyn. then the Later -came the Dutch and then the
lh ..In. ahm.pit mA 'aa-w lh. f... . . .. . IT".- " : ... p , ' I JATullflnA uOCtrineS Will DO mora WOl-
M.vuwuiuouii .uu . w. -1 ion Ber 'tennre or tne orrice.
waru luuveuieui., bbcab iu reverse uio i want ft
engine of the car of progress andl-m 0
- 4. 1- . . I
riiiRa h. 11x1 11 1 rm K iinivMin-ii I . vmia I .
' . 1 lni rrnm i . . . , . n
bvw.vhv. . - . rwn. inr n u I
v "hut I nnpattnn it h -would I """ ' ' . . .. v . I s i iubo urn presdge. wno, tnen.
iw, put 1 question ir newouia I , Thna mnair thnM hn hullov. llial I ihJl nlra In nk..t ak.n i. v.." i
Not even a Quorum Of the Senate X'Lil1?.1 V-nS.ifirS! there U actual danger to modern civil- lea. that vigorous youni" atant whirh
committee on rnlTileees and elec- No. ii li fee -is rVbTls winV to bi iA1 'l.aBPrw"?,?,?,. .i??? , l---..l?tas of- John Bull?
effort. , Forward,; we say; and evet
forward! "Sail on, and on, and on!"
ART AND 'HUMANITY.
OUTSIDBS the domain Of partisan .Htlltinnal amendment tirovldlne-for believes In the people and ia willing :
or machine politics.. Mayor fitUr. amndmfn' .pro.VdIS r .tha .ther shoulfsay who, they, want judgment should hav been given for tbe
. 'yuul'' the election of senator by direct vote for their senator? , defendant. . - -
McClellan of New York has , the neonle And It is said that C.V1 0l4 condnions are a matter of .if there was a non-suit.' why did the
v , some most excellent Ideas, and J PA:.I i v. taV- Wonderful supreme court send it back for another
.1 : ij . - . i...ti... kv. I the choice of the
slder a resohi tion submitting a con-1 he not come out openly
Tt ia said ZAan eountv will ma Ar hr
ley nave in ine oast. i. .m i c n.. - w.ri. . i - - . . r:- . , - : r x -
Tharland will aJwava resist in , th future. I """"''f" uwumw ni , I w'n. mco wnicn time Britannia nas I a mugn larger inajoriiy uaaa ueior. ;
-, -.1.:: -r-"-7 come .man now. -jLiei. uoi wie wna oeiruiea in waves, ma nivrii nf (ir.g 1 1
144 eggs 140 chicks were
Hood Kiver incubator,
.',
Rev. Dr. Tr I Eliot of Portland wDl
erect a' fine S-story brick building Jn
1100a ttiver.
Th price
advancing .
eces of land
can readily sell them.
e i
Over 8.J00 acres In tha Rogu river
valley in the district adjacent to Med-
set out to appies ana
of Vuch a laVbut f anestton if he wSuld " eoraes- w u v 1 nlnf W its. prestige. Who.
Vnp'poft itWsZtri? hehbelleve, ; tA8'SaJl? JiS !f .M' T. " ?
1 it, why is h opposed to Btotoment .r,r' . . e
peopll of Won to? lhhM " hordes" in Or .half the orb of TmpTre pas. fwm : TWt fn?Siv
iavsP he is. whv doeS bondage. . , - - the white man to the oriental aspirant-- ?f a""" 'I1!' t JS 'i'X
andarthat hS A more practical class do not appr-i Japan? ' P' ; tlTr lJl LTh P
The I trial? The opinion of the late lamented
nnl- sir fnt lptrlslfttnrea have 1 rlinneen have bean tali inr nlurm
can express them felicitously. In a I i...i. . .v.t . I enliahtened citizenship of the stat haul t.iHo- waanr as nniiiii mil
retfent address at a meetlne ih mem- l-.r.i- v - v. -,niv.i-., I E i..;r!? f-i'!-i? I lnteiiigeht men apporently counted for
. .-.j, , t . 1 ..- . , , . riKCBU,, vuuusii w ue eiigiute iwiuw uui uctu bchuiii .yrupet reuuna i notli Ug with th . infallible supreme
ory of St, 6auden he;Preaded with UMWerauoft--t?-oagl mwr ' itatesUts1 Vto?
tlon Of the- importance of artistic LlnttoW' jadMeorsrs wanta to wait 5r''" ? Or"rder." that take a man's money on
ideals in a well deyefoped democracy. . rnTirt,tllHnfl h:,AV, FBu',h"1BLiS SnZstSS V?.1 promise that at bis death
. .. . , y..fv 1 -. i..rr ::-...-i inev win Kroieci nm neirs ana ds ineir
f lust claims and saving and trust banks
mat put out guttering signs to trap tn
unwary and then proeeed to mak ducks
and drakes ; of ths common people's ;
monev.i x . m',. '- -i-.t-.-.-.J
. Tb-' defends nt' had ever chance to
and - did not rail to produce their 1 evi
dence, and had plenty of witnesses from
tn another aaaress macanowieag- tr, tb 6ttect the change, but at ZFVZ.IJ'Z
ment ot tne presentation to nim oi thd;pre8ent rate 0f progress ' this termined tjmt their wishes shall bo car
a medal dbitlngulshing him as tne I .v,'. . ,.,-- ii.-. 1 rled out.-, r.- -M i - - ;'.-; . -K..;
i ? i mere seems to db s
i . . ii i
terrible ' scare
among .certain Kepuwicans or the old
n . . n . t A r 1. . , i
get a majority of the rotes in the coat-'
American layman who has rendered
the greatest Bervice in advancing tne c.nate ' Fnraker'n nddre
1 II Le roH Lb UI . UrilUlLHCLUrtf UI1U CI V 1C I a. 9 'ftnln.aH U.tliAl.la I. I.v T, -1 .1. . IT-1..1 n a
" 7 . T I IjUiilCl CUVO V. WIVI VU lUVVUVUlOU IU lll ' .UUO G1SUUU1 1U1 - UlIILKU DUlfiUI I . ' , .
a i. ..u i . . . .. .. .. .. . . ..;.in. , mi,., i t,..u : r. I Doctors anor ssjoonaeepers.
a waweiMruu W a. If thfTS was Hnder-
me iaea laugnt Dy oi. uauaens mat a8 incltemept against, Roosevelt 1 ter qualified or one who would reflect nftna SttSwaw wmfiwiM
oeauiy in an, as in nature, is not and Taf t; In , a small way he . iml- fnn, ,. ;.A, .nJf ..iu " ,
luxury, but a necessity for happl- tated Antony; ! he attacked directly fiiiiv' said that ther has ever been a I - f So"T 'or UmaUIla, , A-V
ness. 'me mission of art is not to no 'honorable men.' but he pointed Si"". f??""!?..," iBm,i7n.,iaa.fr: . Milton. Or,, April 10.--T0 th Editor
minister to the selfish eniovment of u Vi"5" X .v.,'"., "i1 of Th Jburnkl--I feel that.I want 'to
you
are
there? Think of ita two-Inch tnaln Is
SUDDlyine- about rnmllli-il T wnn.
der why people of that district complain I fnrd hav been
of -having no water in th summer time, pear orchards this year. 1
not mentioning fire protection? - j ; '
Allium bkih. a acnooinouse witnoui
fire escape on Going; and East Twenty
second street north, with about 600 pu
pils, the nearest hydrant IS blocks away.
J...nat not real safe place for our
children to be In case of fire? Only our
wnvci numu is apie ia explain wnv tnese
P. X. Matthlew, the only survivor of
the celebrated meeting at ButtevilU'
nearly 65 years . ago, celebrated his
ninetieth birthday lastVeek.
tlmatllla' county, boasts of bavins ,
rWmon " uti. formed the duties of that high 'ML -i: w that I : want"
enjoyment of to Vhe nenroes fresh and bleedlne with greater credit to himself and with ct. Tb urnai--i teei innt j want
few, but to express the Inner con- Ur,rls. real or Imasrlnarv. and less ?10 A?"0.. .th state both 4t:home orav 01 commenaati-n to y
m . . . i - 1. w t . aaiiu uurutui 1 -vt i " -t - - ' i. wi t n mTArfinra wn ' inn auinn vnn
BClOUSness OI tne community, ana IS indirectly than i Antony, told them I So that if in June the ceoniA of Ore- NaHn. i tn.tttatamant ttn. l nf th r.ri,
limited by neither time, age, 'nor iiev should revenge themselves in on "yy!?,rJa1Jt" "at. 5b?'r want mary la, t ; am a "dyed In the, wool"
M.v, u.aiL ni- l. 7 BQ?ul1 revenge , tnemseives .tn Oaorgf.BU Chamberlain -for -their sena- RepSblican.. and: am' a "crank" on the
v.v, , V"V""M .,. tne coming election. Ana nunareas i jor-.-to succeea - vnartesf w.. jruitpn,- ana principle embodied in the above plan
siaieu a great, trutu una: : .
In a self-governing community the ul
timate object of government is the hap
piness of th governed. The success of
government depends upon . the support
ij receives from the people. Government
nf thmiRanrln of rolored voters re- I V"i n -''.-winter - 'apes - it for the elimination or undesirable meth-
01 tnousanas or coiorea voters re- duty . the-people-shall expect it to 0ds in th election of United States aefi
gard Foraker as their, great Cham-I do, and the present governor Is pro-jfttors. v . i ; -i ' -i:- . -.A i
Dj0n , , ,f ' I ,u i .!,.. i. 4f. v . "u"lu 'Am very sorry mai umaiuta oounty is
- 1 v ' - : iiv- -i V'" wv;";-a-y.iiiiw-ib"i go muQU against u new ana progres-
g ' - out whereln the people wllle taking a 5iv-mthoi.-i. -I'r--W:-..-ft-r
IKri If. TTAR am AMftfAlnnil I Lilia-UV v, v . ' -,. ' J 1 TrtniiB TrtS. lMd Tt twill TISI -, ,fi -
"uc" oeutt-i , believa th 'voters Of Oregon are I,"
tuai succesa is me ioyauy or tne gov- ment io a iax ana responsioie reaerai partisansnip is last aisappeanng, .aiong T;wn.riia tt- kt,t to ' t na
XTSZr- crmclnm in ESJrn&ilSi Jjhahk
piness jconrerrea ny government. There order, some one in jthe audience per a broader-minded ahd more enlightened yoti for! the way you ve dealt with tta
uu u.w v"nv w. oiiiucbii. XjUL I ftnenrlv - flolrat 1 ntfn 1i. rto ciuioniiiup aua .a ptiret Bvvcrnra vvpi in ine i
IZ P.eaPS: LToV'tf aentTwho hllong known of Po;. ?W Wn
i.. .tm Ainninui imi imrAiimi.. .u HeTiey bad no defense for'hla hero -w- rrr,i-c.i ' . : , mnii n
the ..sun, happiness and Joyousness are
inseparably, connected, ; and joyOushess
cannot exist, without beauty. '
By way of bringing his pdint home
,fi municipal ground, 'he said: .4
Our' feHow-cltlsen sits him down to
sleop the summer day upon a bench In
c.iy Hall park. If he wakes facing the
north, you know that be -' Will; Slouch
away a better man for having looked
upon that little gem of the colonial
our city hull. , But If he 1, wakes facing
the bouth and gazes upon the postoffice,
can you blame him if h goes away with
flomicid in ma beartr ' --v ;
The illustration Is. true and pertl-
nnnt '! oil aa , -'f o - n r1 In era
aj uv a iaa vAawa. - w u.a a v vaAva.aa j
the environment, the j view act ';un-'l
consciously . upon the beholder.
Every vperson, however Ignorant "ot
bumblet .responds . intimately to the
Hehey had no
in this matter.
would like .to
myself.".
' indepwidoflt Order f Forresters, and at .tt r'S ,'
. Senator pulton , mIght;fcperhapa Luim.
nave .gainea ,-Totea tyt caaatelot 4 ?aig fagtfras .in-sd;ftanaing ta tnat. -order. - an4 u ym know where, they could be
conditions exist after getting a grant of I158'000 sheen that will, during the next
ii 1 cinni-incD mam on uoina- street j"" v. nvi "inv
last year. t Let rae tell you, gentlemen, to make, an' aggregat of . 1,343,000
w are determined to, have this tended pounds., . . ;
to at once or we will know the reason . .
why. Summer Is comlnr and we win - There are 141 men near Natron cut-
be without water again. You knowingly ting bairn wood tot the excelsior mill.
compenea tno people tr that district to I na ,-"?" w." F01 u,llu eu"I rF5
rav for water which you failed to do-1 2 timber Is cleared up.,. They ar paid
tiAi w.. . '-.in a. - . a. j.. . .. . .a I II 9R nar nnrrl .
s.vti, uufc yuu wm jiyi, ao it uiuv year, ir i -
wo umi it nip 1 u
Mrs.., Simpson, folk county's oldest
cltisien, 88 years of age, ' lives on the
same farm on which she settled In 184.
and continues to keep house. The first
cabin of 1846 Is yet on th place.
Echo Register: Ther Is mor gold'
PKOHKETT . OWNKHS OP VERNON.
', VON HOMETER. ... .
. '; - 1 1 . I, - ! - ; ' , ' rt.j.:-
. Hlshop Mcrdin'g's Birthday. K ' '
i Th Right Reverend Herman Joseph
Alerding, bishop' of tha Roman CathollO I for the man of small mwuii hnra in
dioces of "Fort. Wayne,-' Indiasa, '- was j Umatilla county than in Alaska. Every
Dorn- in Newport.' Kentucky? April ,13 M"-ore piepe 01 irngaiea iana is a goia
1845, of German narentage.!,sAfter' at
tendine- ths nsrnchinl uthnnli'nf liu n.
tlve place he attended an academy, at Alaska placer claim.1
iiniTnues, luinana. ana.iComniniM nfa I a 1
seeslastleat -studies .al fitvThomaaJ - The Linn oounty fruit Inspector needs
Kentucky, and at at. Mflnmii'i ihh.Su ... i ..u a..; .....ji..
in Bpencer county, Indiana. At the ago to the-following Tangent item In th
StalytiKi he.wa8 : ordained a Albany Democrat: "fult trees are In..
Fi! i f M. nraA"-i tlm e full bloom, but very few "orchards hav
2?vfg'!?fii i i6' in the seminary been pruned or sprayed and tliey ar in
and .towns of Indiana before goirt to . , , - v , . . '
Fort: : WavlM. -, Ha ( .. nlA fiv r Ik. 1 .
bishOorlo of ".Fort wVn Vn "i onn "T 1 1 J.; C. : watienhurger's- sneep-snearin
NwaSbiothateai fhtrl twT of' thl
Mintni. ith t ihni.ii.. I men and among them are-, two -or. tn
the cathedral of Fort wivn. fastest sheep shearers in the United
Alerdina- has a renutatlon' :t hVnhr.V. states. Ho will , shear . Between 60,000
Alerdina- has a renutuMon th,,.i,n ,t oiaies. ' 119 win snear oeiween ow.uuu
eucHora and 75,000 sheepat fthl. place, and as
is the author of several " Wen-known nny more near Heppnor. ,fi;,J- t
works -dealing withthe htntnrv nt "-y H'ri'ai J'ffiVJ-s.j'-. ,
v.ni...v..v , y..u.vu ...... .uukmjo,
1
Ben . Havden the venerable sage of
Polk county: "If future, legislatures
are anything Uke a few we'have had- in
Baker City v engaeem'enif: 4RAtimt9v
evening ana, remaining here to hear
and , answer Heney;. people would
have stayed an hour or two longer Jo
hear him, ' and r he , would have tie
played both courage and shrewdness
that la, if b could have made a
good, successful 'defense.'.. , ; ,
? TheiNe WcTprK delegation to the
Chicago, convention will 5 be . for
Hughes, but not ardently br enthu
siastically. . ne doesn't suit the poU-
uciana ox mar. stats.
Th doctor who attended him advised
the .head of the order at Toronto, Can
ada. thatt Was not entitled to receive
12,000.i- 'i --- -.- '-J -ia'i'.-.y,';
: . I then began suit in the Circuit court
to compel the order to pay me my Just
Claim, 'mere wera iiitbo ii ihjo Dy jury
In Mae late Judge Fraser" court two in
1903 and the linal trial in June.. 190t-r-
at all of which trials verdict was Te-i
turned in my ravor. , i
After the second trial the defendant
appealed from the Judgment to th su
preme court. --The wtter sent the-case
batk tot another -triaL - At final
trial there was again given a Verdict
In my favor, from 'Which Judgment the
defendant appealed arain, with the re
sult tnat tne supreme court reversed
!v,i.tha AceitioA an& muSA iJiSml tuauUaxui
disposed, i.of! . Quarter dollar, coined
j6o o.uarier oouarcowiea 1877; nickie.
(joinea ibo,., lours truiy, j a. Wilson. -
Water -Board's -'Short Memory. ;
; Portland, A.prll .-j.Td the Editor of
The JournaVMJur water board has , a
good f orgetter. ' . If these honorable "gen-
tleni(en of the water board Will kindly
refresh their memory, .then they j-w III
find that' tilev ir ran ted an. eieht-lnch
nain on Going street to th people Of
Yernon. ana xjesier-arK ana jtiioerta
last year Now let me tell you. eentle.
men, it takes a little more than a prom
ise , to supply a district With - water
yes, it takes some real eight-inch pipe.
But where Is It? "In tha Alhlna varii 1
jplcntx of it, but -Kh&t gdod does. l,t do1
This Date) In nistonr. . . !
iea ir.Kr.. mH....u . P81.1 tne people couia, oener airoru '
te!-??-!? -t?!'' KArr ' itX f to pay th mmterai 325 ft day to sUy
ti,Kal3,,iS5r,i1fh n 7t?man t born, at home--! say, they oould .better a
tr. rii1'- '-.: ford to pay them 125 to stay at home."
WlCphmrof2Ea?ltS born fi. it is evident; ' f rom ; the limited ' tests '
NoVember V&i r?? K ?rWmmto that Hermleton, Umatillav Echo. .
lr.ttZUrJ2iX una 'all-of that section will he
rVkedT rTear Krltl' to rrfarket new etrawborrieS in im- ,
wrecked- near "Porto Novo, with loss of
.saw. oz .nor crew. ' ,. v ' v ' :',1
itd iieorge -reaenca Manuel, mus
ical composer, died.' i Burled in West.
minster Aoney. -,.-', ?- -,- ,
1829--British Parliament ' passed the
jttoman eainouo xeiier nut M:v ,
1&68 British trooDS -under- HI 1 ItnTi.
ert Napier took Magdalai, a ' strongly
fortified place in Abyaslnla. . '
184 jjayia liuaiey Kieid, American
lawyer, died. Born. February IS.lSOo.
-'' 1 "' "" ,;,.:f-i l--.:'-.-s:r:i4..Pjms.
Store. Utility.-
.From the Washington Pos- feii ,
vrt is Rftf to sav that tha H 9.645 nrn-
scriptions for whiskey written- by the
physicians f Charlotte, North -Carolina,
last year utidf the prohibition act Were
presented at tne drug store
to be filled, thereby saving many lives.
w,.na. iuinllf(a KT A.i-nr 1 v.nM
when-- once this industry Is followed
scientifically there,. says th East Orv
gonian. , - .
fVExperts I who , ar J testing Clatsop
county ; til and terras cotta clay pro
nounce the drain tile perfect and be-"
Hevo that the buff colored brick will
finjve superior yto any made -anywhere
n this country. -not excepting-those of
Denver and Milwaukee.- It seems - en- ;
tirely probable that Astoria mnv,
through this testj establish a terra ootta
industry that will make the cltv-fmou
among architects and builders the coun- '
try over, say th Budget,. They say
that they have never seen a better ter-
ra cota clay than that which can be had
here in Astoria. - This applies both aa
to color and texture -;;v -