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'ulHko4 Tary emit at (aleet Sond..! ed
am Smid.' Bxtrnlnr, at T ha J.xirii.l By 114
Irc rifik aed aamalil Mnn, J-aKiaai. (M.
Knrr4 at IS enetorfln at (ortl4. Or., fn
trin.nWua (liMMifb U Wall M ee8Ml-claaB
alalia.
I I I I. I ' I 111' '
ICI.M'HO.NKAalllN T171. BOWK, a-ei-M.
All feaartatefits rrhr4 fcT tnAe ihec,
T-ll tha iimii U dpirlmt waaL
aaet side ainca. B J4tl IM Ja.
NO TIMJE FOR STRADDLING
in
Infallible tone that the!r church be-
Iran with Elisabeth. It will certain-
Iy bt ft. relief to them to know that
It CAKE cannot afford to beiHook blm at his, word. ' Tbey roted now at last tbe old, fiction that Henry
rafue. He rode Into tbe nom- or tlm for' that reason, and for no viil rounded their church baa been
Inatlon on the back of flute, other reason. ' ' ' I exploded. The oracle better reserve!
.EDUCATION IN JAPAN
v J i v
$niall Change '
, ,
ment No. 1. It was the In
fluence, and the onl Influence,' that:
tare him preferment ore Charles V.
Fulton. But for that Issue Mr. Cake ,
would bare ,ben burled under an
I a l.nftli. . .. L 1 1 . J . . I . i . . ml im l.al . . . .
Fulton would bare been nominated.' lis no room for side-stepping and no of tbe'atate. But
? iwiiNjinMRim anprr.i invmniM mmw-w. 11-1,1, Bi,.Hj.ni. - 1 . v - . ... . . ... I .. . . . ... . . . I ia lava.. I. Y.. - ,
Hruaairlr HalMhir. US nfia IT MB. Maw I - a- """ ex-aip at DM Dell, WIlu I pOBBIDie Way 10 1001 me rOierS. I UCy 1 "' "
Jural Triliaua Kalldla. Coiraea, J tb frulta Of Victor- In his hands I
The day that Mr. Cake forsakes He utterances for the "Act of Su-
the Issue, or dodges the Isstw, or ipremaey" In Statement No. J.
seeks to erade the Issue on which be
won bla nomination, bla adherents ' The total rote for United States
will begin to desert blm by the hun-enr In the primaries waa only
dred. There Is no middle ground 8 hlch Is certainly conalder.
half the total rots
the total -vote will
It In nnr1r time for the straw hat and
the atraw voea.l-. . f lt ' , , ,
a lot' of .rotere whe
aftsr.
BT FREDERIC jr. IIASK1.V. " , ,
i - ' ' (Copyright 08. by Trwlerlo J. Haakla.) ' '
. ' Tokto, March 27 Japan belleres la education.' The public school
,yste,ra Includes erery 'gradfl from the kindergarten to the technical col
lege for postgraduate work for unlrcrslty studtnta... The system is mod
eled upon that prevailing la the United States, and the. expense la borne
partly by the nation, partly by the prefecture and partly by tie mu-
' a,ttl.14-. . Jl.ll.l , 1 A. 1L . . . .
bii.ivwi7 t uiiwci. iim ujo enure japancso acnooi system costs only Frland that en -ran sura only-oi
, 125,000,000 ft year, leu than the annual public achool appropriation for r'" gooU look" ,r not wo"" hucju. V ,
the city of New York. . , , - . , . h'.'- , ' ,'V' . '
... ; ,. , ' , I . . 1 .. . , J.T?r. ,r- aleo merry wMawtrs. erea
Thr muaf t
QUEiit io realator. '
, "-a..
Tnera la ocralfnlly, In tht
awn, a aijrn.or sprinir.
. a ' ',
it.?,"1, th" folitlclana might like IV Ik
Uttla Uttar ft his nam were Pla. r i' -
SuhMrlptloa Taraa 7 aS t anf aS
la lb LuJlrS llilx, Camila ar Masiaa.
vna
Oaa
Ob
nar ...... .ti ti I lira
raa,
DAILT INn BtlKD.T.
.....J7M 1 Oaa aNtk. ......I
si
and with the smoke of the prlmarloa nand with party, lines ahlrered ndh "'chard Crokar bas been beard
scarcely cleared away, It is 4ncon-leunderod into fragments In compar-"om at last'' He says
A -Ml eel rable that Mr. Cake should begin Ison. with this momentous Issue otcounlry J66" Quiet-
traoi om aMata...... .a js io warer in nia aerotion to tbe rerr I whether or not ther are to be duned wouiu jet. ine
i..... 41.. t & vt . : ... I . ... . .... . i iraii vffViM vni...ii..
" uuul " Titiury i in uni i ineir run w cuooaa io sen-i . ..w.uu, , 1400,000 out ef achool. Evan theaa tnuat
nominating polls. I tor. ; There can absolutely be no I , . 1 ; ! F,v r -"cuaa. for the intnaiy p.
If ha undertakes for nn Wmont Urnfnn r oin.Min th. i..naa tr l Of. courae we will bare to treat i"L"e" Vr"m. rulre
to desert, be at once becomes an Jn- Cake cannot ride Into a nomlnailon I 'WWlto fleet nicely when Itlaory aducauoa law u nfoixadmwuii
noaaihllitr. Th nonni nt nr..nn I - -.I. 4 cornea, put the PriTllere la reaerred "ror.
are not to be "fooled all the time." orerboafd for another. He cannot of p.re8,ln p oP'a Secre- "7X""ft'r imJdn"
. . . ... i . . liar Hfa1 i
our. viKt cannot juggie wun mera. i make statement no.t. nia paramount I -v... . , . pi on nm, wiu, m aimoat
nor bunko them. He cannot be a da- laatia and , heat Pnltnn and hla ' IZZl'lS1?!, 1 '"r?nr "
fender of Statement No. 1 yesterday, friends with It today, and tomorrow ... 'l that Chamberlain Is Uaaa aohooiteachar win worii a whoi
aad be ethr fn- u nr..in.f t ..linn, hi. wv - if n.i. i I le oniy candidate ror senator who Is I I0.r a,ryv o and fi an
' ' -- - wa ar V U ! VU ftUU IMSISh a m a - . I (IT !
conrenlence suggests
Nor can he assume
Indifference as
Narertholoaa. It la a fact that II ner i occidental mnain ) k.t in.ri... ..n
cont of all tha chlldran of ' arhool am In I 'Yattlma." That thr la an eanentlal
ln arw
mini a vaiiicuiar Ot IIBU
well, what dM.1 tha offlrera and aallora
liai .
IJatan ar artUHJlv nrlvlnv Inkt I Airtm-Aitj-A t.. i .1.1. ...... .1..
What thla t'on In the- schools, a record which can- munr Amarira v.:,j;VrV.-'' i llllTm " town jik Baata
Brealdent l!lm k "Fr!2? Anwrica ana which 1 proved by the fact that of a claas of Ml ' a . .
treajarni wm bt ey.iB1 jn vry few Individual Unly 11 nnaaed tha .mlliin .rf r- ' tv... , ' t
big th leres states or elUea. Japn haa over f.000.. araduatid." -,---. " P"Tr"r'r ? art try-
. 1 aaa a a m . - - - . ,r.. . -!, - v w- uri am tMiMinaT flanisiaf. varith
" " ; The gods approve . 1"
The depth, and not the tu
mult of the soul. .
Wordsworth,
A 1VOXDERFCI NEWSPAPER. .
Oorarcmant rrorUas Sohoola. I bryan.
Tha Intanaaly paternal government of
"inu riae auemmed ta aimniv avnrv
ior a'jucauon, fenarai or a
with the achool to meet hie necda.
it'haa failed In thla haa hMn itna
lack of money, for school bulldlnaa
na-nry; ana toacliera' ail.irle
In Japan, mount ud. There
penal department of eJueatlon.la en
ccurarliif the eatabllahment of private
eruiiola. There , are already many pri
vute colleaea for teacblna aneolal pro-
feanlonal couraea. and a areat number of
The aanata mImkiiH. VJiu w..u V
or ap'claX Vi' U no dsrace
Kcda. That I . n,m . . 1 , . ' , f( ,t
'h If Teddy were runnlne: araJnat 'e.
eiore the lm-1 ... 4 s a s 1.
One who la determined to see a 'treat
will not
deal of life" In
uat.iona; to aoe.
liort time
y
e
...
TUB Lohdon Times Titan of the
dally.' press has lately , pub-
J "ed an article that rery few. ,,,at,T, . candidal
if any, other , papers la the statement No. 1
world can parallel A summary of eid that ni.. .
the most notable events of an entire jtn result.'' The
teuuur, iron iovv 10 iviscoiiaiea a man who wouI(1
lTom tne oany commns or its own or dojge or b
ionura uuiiuB luii period. , inia ero-i A nu wno WM
wion oi me worm s current History 1 eo,ttiTOcally for"
"uw un" Jrivaie mine 01 anowi- genator, and against
receiving me respecwui a Ur. Cake appeared
"nuu irvui 10 o LAjnuou press tnat
.M avsi ui waxrii th.n a ..1 k 1 - 1 1 1 T . i . ..... 1 - .v Mimm u near iron inF.v.rii
today. ' IU not the Issue. . TO attempt to do 14 r"f v vu" l"pwo.0 Wl " P''!fy Prlmohlous wheacom- hV.Tu,Tl ht the crop failure nroDhir;
the attitude of so. or to seek In any way to 'detract ,w peopw. after : I"? h .?.?" wa7 W with'thV Tm" uniwsui;; 'lrI
i-l . ' -J I . a t.t.. :T,.-T--Ti-" t7 ""J or Toklo and Kioto. They are the Kelo. V ' : ' - - - '
v. uv iivui uii tuiyvivauta V. duiiiuiiu.i will v. . ' . T 7 a. m vuiuumiii.- i a Juki unlveralt v founded h v tha lata I man flat Deea IOUnd With Cla llva
as are pledged to No. 1 as an lssne will be to court de- " S pr,"f i,00B' n? f& he TOVrlheTie'M: Hk" ' VSdon. 'Sin S p-m. aown. a i. nota.t.ted whithe?
Sonata irnltnn f.. .ed nre if tfc. a tO dean np the yarda. ' Iii.5" f fc" llV"0.1. W! tl.e.Waaeda nlverUy. founded l!f h a banquet or waa a
md MVcTkeVnow p . , " terr - ' i U
rotera did not want Fulton. , - , . - letters From tLe Pcool5 U-pscHa
Jnggle. or straddle. 'The Journal offera this warnlna to . ., i ' ;. , , V - J.''A "f ?.1wf'' Z0""" ! "-r to d.te"rmin7 Much of xth.' e'i Ur't let iaTZSS
We..-. They wanted Mr. Cake, just aa It warned Senator ''' Oregon's Duty.' ; ;. ; ;chooi ".'nd "then tike fSu ?nTS T.arV X Vn,r.hLa ,"ar.'i5r-.u'; Rubu,iM 1 ..- ,s , V I 7
positlrely and tin- Pulton, and It sn crests that recent Pdleton, Or April :. To the EdJ. ifn ??7 .?.. and write, for the first thinr required . Th- r...,w u .wi - ..a J .
-people's, choice of occurrences fn Oreaon should aire r Th Jo"rnaJProb.bly ett fhclSSd. of youi;"m.n iLM2f0 W.e",ui: i, "iu.J2 .r, and ta'ru a.t
the old regime. Mr; Cake abundant occasion to pon- !L ""!!!."ow.fer.lr ? .iS'J?.?? Tji. u imo. SSTiZt'Li'uZ:
aa anoh ,v. I J.. ,,. , T mwrauwuai II ne J-1 ' -,vv ..uuyuv aiiu uio wuuie war ig unaerlatln In Iteelf which would I . " ?
as BUCh, and theylder.it WelL ' Inmarhlna- 1.fl t.n. .kl. Moes not spend as much in a year for atarrar mnat w .h- .111 ' f . . ar
1 I
I K. . . . I . I k I . . . . - . . I
i ,v. ..j . . . i . - i uviiu, lumun, muu inn mcioenuu tl I
... auMwwwui vm. penaee aa an equal number of American
the ataee sorreanondinr to tha A m.r.
ican eife-nin (rrade is reached, the pu-
rila are required to beirla the atudy of I J?,hjrlroe"
K'nallah. irom that time on the courae I Ti bt VA
In achool la quite like that of American j Um . '
Detroit Newa: Tha aenata oratnra ana
;aln predlctlnt war. War la slorlouaT
i oaa any piooa tor : some
' ft vi . , I jersey, machine politicians out , of I months, and urges the performance atate as the university approprla-1 nniveraity students win apend each year
. " nu ta.uui.uou La lull nam-i DnDIIC IlreL Ther eft that thla can Inf thla dnf ' I . , - i vu ma laiv-narvara lootDaui same, ine
t, in 17T ,.. . VU.V.J P , ' . . I . lalt. Oi"auty. . , . T a Urge extent the commonwealth aovernment haa eatlmated the eioenaea
.v. u .,, .vu uu v yuuiuum ng r na nAni n na A nf tilt Itlta (A Hilt ha 1 ara In villi . MoltkM I sn Irli at lh h rf n.ihli. ...H. of &iiili.' i .1.1. l. ........ I . " i . .7 vi. ., - e'e
erery day.slnce. with no single ex- g0 Democratic for the present Then bouse paid any except tbe most for- ufL".0,111 "iub- p parenta that ther can educate their chii- tuted for Latin, and later on, other mod- '"1 man named Cake
ceotlon save holidays' Ita nnanrla! t t..i . . , , v. u ' BcPfc or-1 lalatlva methoUa ara new and as yet in dren from tha elementary courae to the ern lanauaaea for Greet- , to the senate, where he wlU be well
v 1. . 5 13X9 RepnbUcaa gangsters and ring- mal and necessary attention to the xperlmental bUso. and wtether hlgheat derreafor a total coat of ll.SOO. The Japineae achwls care for the lJ.M saya an eaatern eichanse. Ore-
eystem may be called Stupendous ttL deDrired of . office, will also meaner. rnnrra will m nnn.A i'lV?.0 be edopted eUe where muat Thla Includea tuition, board, medical at- phyalcal aa welt-aa tbe mental well- son haa not. yet decided whether it Will
among newspapera. and Its UberaJ h. v.i. - n .i...u i ' . . "f .na wiaoum ana oonaiaer-l tendance ana books ror eix yeare In the beln of their ruplla. While the sya- wa or not,
aaJ,o a .it -Tt v uoerai i loae their power, for, eril, and later! the laws he recommends, or it one or J lt1bJ,?Vf ,ln rf Sol electorata. leleraentary atage, five yeare In the ln,Jtem of tmnaatlo Inatroctlon and med-l . ,, .- ;
the a MrloS of wod7rru'i':.:nTT' ."'.V.' ""' "v y"r" 10 tM "'"i"!!?. " ?"JL " .'I there s-a county .eat war on tm
payment to ail employee baa become decent Republicans who will serre two are passed they will, like
Je nnT. !f ton the people may come to the front and employers' liabUity law, "come
000 a year IU Berlin correspond- succeed. r ' short of what they ought to be." T
ent an annual salary of 1,000 and
ferhr feat natural resources capital la I
h K. " TV i. I lowara nor vaei ex
' -"- .v. w. . i panae ox vacant acraa. tier
IM.. L.l. ..ill. . a. '. .nn-vaafl ta i Dm . t . .M.I.Ullin.l. mil h.. mm
500 for Office expenses. . Browtls, .. ue"u T!mTenl Vf dent has done his Tdnrr " fc. ran So no "enUo T f . "muiutiK
tha aniwlal mrrnA t.i.,i. the alleged fact that the "New Idea" qn nty, be cai do no ,e.kers ia the crowded east
r ' MM, AM urn.. i)a.nviiA... -.-.a I mnr. H i iklrti Ara rlAai r ' I Money and tnn . ar
srrVs-k AUil ...41.. l I . Wl MClUUilLaUl aaVI 11UI DiCU I -.-. ...
-uuu,,.,, iuwi.iijo,iDawno r. - v. M -71.
wuv u .Hciuig auuvn aou unices
Careful as to Coat.
American cities, ft muat be remembered
mar in. Jmnmwmmm . a I . ... . w
portunltleavl f ra la taken that the estimate of coetlmote rural community. . Thus the
i or Home- le i central univea. a neae department of education ia
la turninar. I attlFB each prefecture maintains Ita ownlleii hn m.m. .mm. ... i.
TiemberAd I Inr on reading the followln from the '
tends all I Sliver Lake Leader: "One of the moat '
it ra-iuiiMBonorauie, - aiapicaoie. contemptible,
Jan- offensive. Insultlna. abomlnakla anil ah- -
able tolnoxloua pereons In exlatence Is an editor
acnooi i or a newspaper who wilfully, malicious.
In bis life was known among his col
leagues as "the prince of correspond
ents," got more pay than a foreign
ambassador; be received 2,000 .as
DONT ' PIXCTIOnZE OREOOJT..
for themselves. Some of them would
no doubt accept office, but most of
them are strictly business men who
salary, a magnificent residence, with a!; ott' bot taoje4
norsea and carriArna ti af vial""- w --"
disposal and la addition 1.000 for "d of thmt vrt7'B nttr dIarSard ot " fhatc prote8t " th g?Terni
the yearly Tnflnsa of hia nfffel rt-. tt People's Interests In that sUte. . been suggested, should
ine yearly expenses of bis office. Be- ' . . ,l.OT mn.f h a...
sides althU he waa allowed three
I
Money ana men , are annnikant i I gurraiiorr in wnicn ara uouaau ine atu-iin tha .mn,. ... I ... . - . r.- . . -
ready to make th. Padflo alon- th- dents from that prefecture. The na- maai .7 nl" -'a.i,"'h- ".-3 ;.'""r ' J' ?
aoene of the nation's rreateat activity renls i pay a lump aum to the manaser fectlv.eyi.lcht. and what dWaei ire litely k&w7 "Wth mi-TepresUona
in the Quarter century next to come, which la to Include every expenae. If the, moat prevalent at different ares of ire aa false a hall ItseUlv" " . 7.
No propheUo vUlon la neceaaary to con- the expenee exceeds the eatlmate. the! achool life. The department can aleo . v'
celva that. " Tha ODenlna- of tha Pan. deficit la Da Id bv the nrefectural treaa. It.n kna manv .kilpl. i- . ,i - - , . ' S t
W fV.'OAnil.... r..i,i. i Jt . j I am ....i th. ...... . i.T-.V. Im in th. fnn. .r . , ... I .... iJ. 'v.. ".. ! O t t-t . ii .
, w Whvuu, i av.uu lauus ia 7"-;. -r.T- -.--'.''-' . r-,"v,u ri'.v.'" "J.nV.'lJ''. ",V1L""f f:. I r".T .nwer. io ceniiraeiere . , s frcfnTl r.irll7ha )
-weif nea e anorramai, - ,
Oreenn ahAnld ha tB,f0itlui v... I rd'.vth. PCP tec torate of this nation ?' th'se dormitories 100 boys will live! tall, how maayvwelghed 40 kllorrsms
uregonsnOUW be forfeited, there over the lalaAda of the western ocean. In euartets which would not suffice 10 and how many had a xheat meiaure-
will be a rery rigorous and em- Vnl f1 to lr Paolflo atates I AmericanA and the expense will rarelvjment of 71 centimeters. It can alaol' Rosea are berinnlnr to bloom la Doaej
. . . ... . . . I surpaasinr nroralrtenea In tha -wnrM'a I be rreater than tl.10 a month for ,iih I tail tha .nn. . n h... .i.ti.n..li.. swmr
v.... . . .... . i .uruMjini urumirrence in tne -world a i ua rrcmier man sa.av a tnontn ror eacn
paauc proieai u me gorernmeni, 1 commercial and Industrial Ufa, . I boarder. The food la rlca and fish, of;
that Browtls had singular talents for
his duties; thus In the time of the
second empire, he Inaugurated a sys
tem of telegraphic dispatches. Send
ing the record of erery. Important
session of the French : parliament
without having taken a single n6te.
One of the peculiarities of the
Times consists In the fact that it bas
nevers admitted gratuitous ' corre
spondence, but altjays pays for what
Con I j"" Puo-J acnooi syatem. witn tha I courae, except mat tne cneaper millet
T,, , -,- .... i-ltrnr mnat nt Ik.' l.i. 1" -"'"f-iil aa iii dmo, mi DMOra na ownj an igmnirara auMUUlN IOI
-j . u uvk m .ion wcioc vui i - , wiwin-iin essential part or tne puislnf life of I the rlca. - , - .
that "New Idea" Republlcana are Serres.- The forest reserro policy is ne nlhty west where, now exlats the The only weak point about the Japa.
1 - - 1 Lou irr ar nonuimrinn ani nrkar.. Th. nu. ,i..nni awat.m a. aa h. 1 . n. .
nattlBtanta In Ma -MrnrV Tt I. ..
" v. .. .k .a uui . . - . ... i . ..... . . ivonirrw. uupuuuon uo ox oower. . tm neee acnooi avatetn. so xar a
ByrinBiu up. . ucy promise 10 DO-I- - wu u, nuv 11 1111 iu some patrician atmoaphere of Harvard. Tala. neae are concerned. Is that the hi a her In from the loweat grades to the hlah-
comei numerous ana to multiply I ueeu averaone, as il wouia I ri, t.t ini a . mera. ana i iiuumunu on oy no means iccoramo-1 "t -tne mirner education or rins is
throughout; the land.
KOOSerelt S somewhat. Of a "New I Carried Out Much of these lands. If'1.1 M jnaintalned by the atatea. It Toklo Is a school comparable to thai woman, bnt under the foatarlna; care of
Waa- HennMWn Mmaalf ' ' and'larra anaiitltiaa 'at' nttiat nmh. I L. 'r.I!..! .t..,w,lw''t th" L"f ' "- the Vnlted American mlaatonaries ;. several; tors
- ... 1 . - . v a . ' vw.aiua viimk win coma in. mma 1 huhi. in. annnai mitinn 1. iii.n 1 arnonii nava n... nimr nr. 'i n. .nu.
ably forfeitable lands In tbe i CtoOS I rhtett va"'eB material -dominion Last year there were 1,800 applications eminent recotmlsed tbe rood work dona
fcav rat-Inn naatd mt nn..mH, "'n " states ana tne ror admission, out tne ttuuainn are eeioy tneae . inatuuuons ana established
pay region, neea no conservation or I character of thir naini. . . I ..n. .. ... hu.j i.n..i. .hi. ...
the Water SUPPly. Abundance . of I wP8r measured byvth liberality with I that only 170 could be admitted There
T-lIFTT members of , the National moisture would continue to fall all K'l.ehSr.rSS iSEB VJt i,S liSf St&J&&
La Publishers association hare I along the coast range if the timber the accepted bulwarks of our liberty I was daslened to accommodate but 100.
I igone to Washington to insist on were all nt off. rtAKan fnrf w n5v",,.i?f) . V 0."'.e'v-U1"tlon- . ?7 same eondlUon btolna in. every
tell the averarea of all theaa atatlatfoa I la a mnm
and. the percen tares' of robust boys crl
'JrtSrl!i..;.-t.ai ..a L... L?-ul . I -icimty ef untoa are
....... il" "a l" ruunina; again. , i . . . ?.
Is practloal In essentials from the be-1 ... " v " . , r e , e J A i ;.. t, ,
finnine. the boys beLnv taua-ht bual-t rn.m. Bn.in,ii...
nees methods and the atrls. housekeep- t build ariad.ooo'ehu ",w tT'm"m
..... ........ i . a. I,. -.!.'-1 V
is y
A POTEXTIAL DOIAKD.
thsl fthrftraffnn nf thm iint-r nn IservAS ara A.a, rrAAl anl .AAAfl.a.eIOreffOB now. Tsit th navi lassK .va. I v. aa.. a ..ka. a -.-.1 .
electa to print.. In 1814. the year Wood nnln and nrlnf n.n n... l- it. n-. .m . I P ountry on the .second of June that turned , down by the technical achoola.
la which waa Inane-nrattwl tha t-.t.r 7 ' " " an uur i ine voters oi tnia state have deliberate-1 rive hundred applicants desired to en-
vi...T..Wf! 8 ured the Intro- are men, and represent an army of timber lands should be thrown Into ? ""fain their juniversity. roir HbemseiveaPPaa udentin the
mi or electricity, but only 100 could
received. These technical schools
race every branch of Induatrial and
engineering; atudy, find every one is full
to overflowing. The agricultural and
forestry collearea show the same inabil
ity to take ear of those who come .to
study.'' - . . --. .. -' .
The Toklo ' Fine ; Arts achool has
claaaes In Japaneee palntlna;. European
painting. desfg-nlnir. sculpture, graving
on metais ana taoquer worx, ana in tnie
Institution hut few more than half of
omathina. iniir.iv rnr.i.n t Th. ...Il - iveany aa Oregon' towns have had a -
olent Japanese notion, of the aphere f to have a cleanlng-up day. 4. 1
i: ; j,t f i .,' -i ' a. w : j, ,f '
: Elgln,'a new paper, the Leader, la
credit to that town an4 Wallowa county.
j . ' ' e , e . ,
A nan Who lately bought a Jan seas
Elgin will set out , 10 acres to apple
trees. ;,;a. A :-a V.-j-te..;. ;
Several eeal experts of national- repr.
(lotv- nave oe
says the Sun.x
Imperial achoola on the same order,
: AH aVook XJz atokolars.
The visitor In a Japaneee city like
Toklo is apt to. think that all the nan-
pia are goma; to acnooi. i ne smaller I ia,ioi- ,nT ueen a aaaramieia eeio.y.
'tXTS'' h:-tl.. same business; reserre.: The Interest, of the .Ute I J!5S. SgETVSi iSlSW" t2fS S?"
TLfJL: 1. "! whom. ember . : ' country - demand ; that jfHST!"?" 527k 'STAl'lll. L"f?'.
check w returned ,DOrl 10 ' or gnore' Mdjliey where forest teserres are not needed aiW "wiir w-jt wothw' SSSeTO ,
. .t.!!5' J".-"a are . men;, moreorer.' who cannot be the timber should be accessible to .l!iS.,,'L0Wv- :
vuuuouiiusu niBxreauonu commiLtea nr invnnri. i rarmara nnt , it , nn-i.tti.. . in i uimuu - igvu.vuu inn loann. with .
The Times does not print a sin- ration. The, v-TSW nrf.ti waii t,i.. . tvl J5f5? .W""!!,.- $1 s.ooo. Certainly
' " i nun i nuuu, tuioi ui, aviviuiucut unKun can an tin i in, in r r. aait .k . . ..
f". wiucu ia now aaxea. Tne amount.
Indeed, ought to be doubled. The tax
sir:
ys In their sober uniform kimoiina
of blue cotton with white dots are never
out of sight In the streets. Their elder
brothers, in the glory of their wide
trousers, ara also ubiaultoua. , Thaae
wide trousers, really a flowina- bifur
cated ' skirt, are ceremonial , and corre
spond In the. Japanese code of ' polite
urvaains wiia iiia iroci coax or west
ern countrlea. The reapeot nald to edu.
catldn la Indicated by the fact that all
higher school students wear this cos
tume to acnooi,
By a vote of to 14 Myrtle Creek
haa decided to build a 11,1,600 hian
school building.- : V ., ' ; ,
: ' i - '
Eua-ene srlvea cromlse of beins eaallr
the eecond city in Oregon In the near
future. Boosting and publlo spirit are
doing- It, , ...
One firm composed of foreigners.
k. t. ..v.ni . ow.vuw acres 01 isnu in Dnermau
Janifi -hSLSj. 2". "Ounty. . There la where a graduated
japaneae woman "who wears a skirt. The 1 1.. ... ,.i ,
Th.J nS if t!?06-,001 ?a7 that Speaker Cannon suggested this has not beaten 'the railroad corpora-
Se, iItVd a F,encli lIt' actlQn meana.ot checking the tlon yet. -mU.
erateur 30 for a three-column kr- mnmi , . ,. ' .
apaneae woman "who wears a Bklrt T lie bind tac would work ninVi
rtrt Is usually of red. although some- na , wouja . w.or aWv
mee of purple, cloth. It Is tied looe-j v " ' '; " ' .
- iii
movement far free1 pulp and paper.
and they are likely to tell him and
hnrlan la , . " I inBiituiion no. isw more .nan n air 01
on sinnn k ?--iM,'.on,ral8.c.nt" the applicants were admitted last year,
on 11,000. No man will ever feel it: kTh.. Vh... . ,.. mr,,.i. .
The Astorian ftys: vTimes with-
c..-.t.. i- . . . ' ainen mere is tne Acaaemy or music, a
.nu ci y i. ia in. nnrv nr ava-p .!.,... i . . . . . . - . ------ : " ! w .. . i
with these great Interesta at atit. J' Lc.n 'J.-". ?11t'r. JLW creature andla always hap-
Pal tv Vw Mal.. a - ---- v " "".I". ""VM-' Fl -wwaaawMw jife sniu, ,UW IWiJI
. tea I nlfll tfOnrTriftf MAI AnetlAa anma islala Mn en a e K nw IstftVIa Vaei , ee.e.A.ei liJ 1 IUIIUTI Irlfl tinlVa
truths about the' tariff robbery in the the simple auestlon.Why should not nownthe"iPariitu7 f and'th-.,?,..?-.1? k"?w nothing whatever of muaio
the case of wood pulp and print paper, the 'grain shipmentf of the northwest pa.st ... , ; T "T'7 tLIaZnr Zi
to the What they want is not an Investiga- be done frarolbls port, the sea-base other have already covewrrhlToue 'o"' th?u wr, 10J0,v,.e7 PU
vp tlon to rftacovA- If th trnaf.haa Wn nf th ,r;-1r.dr,w-,.rr.d.h.,,l Itons of ethlc u eMtJmlnt Ja'J?,TJ ?! toockln at the door or the fresh-
i mean nus mnv rwr. uuiy au w k u-
tide. t . "
The source of this llberalitr
.found In the extraordinary business
or the paper. Its character and
prices charged for Its service
public; . Telegrams dailr from
. .. '-'-.a - - W - I ' ' -' " " ' " I fla-tVI aBMi -. Ma. V.. ..-i , . '
capital or tne world of which the cost spitting on, .the sidewalks or scatter- from the farthest Inland iield of pro- ites uT ail. i am t ?oL2zSXi mltte,i H iM fom hta school
averages about 50. artfila fne I Ine-'" nannt ahella' nn ' th laum Vint 1 A-nr.Hr.rt wts,n f- tA 1 Oregon quleaeant reactlnnaX Ri.TTi..: I tht the Japaneae bands are reoruitod.
which it pay. 10. 20' and o7each, iuiontVy lOOmUesJaln n ,M Ajlor ?h"eVB 0, 3
"".-" Wvua "M..Mierweurs,t poi uui cnese puDiisners .cannot con- nrersr ; Times wunout numner tne . : - ,
r tlclaa most accomplished reporters I slstently stop there. -U They fwduld Questlon,'lf answered at all, would be ? Personal lbertyv i ; r
and conscientious translators are not make a rery creditable appear answered by saying that ships and To te.!(lltr ' The Journal Ths
among the features. - But another lance demanding the abrogatknof railroads will1 always meet as far In- FJ ,"t ' V pt,, MemM "
element of success Is in the fact that this duty in theirlparticular Interest, land, as near the source of the pro- partis troubi.6 ffltSlZ 00r-!e
It Can not. under Anv rlrmmotmu.
- -"iuiuvot, i uui ayyiunye. v ,Dar.u uwfc a "umiuuw i ,Hw vm i tcu a -r . , ouu iu u-pe east, and aa the ' parties will aoon
pe bought by any gorernment, being, about duties teren moreilnexeusable J ters of consumption, as possible, be- j hold their conventions , In Oregon let
f frttTl tnlte WJ'I A'W'TVia.f aa,4 aiLaal A . a a 1 . a . a L - a a a a a. . I a ai aa. a . a. a k l. ... a .... , B M f l
" ,'vwm,! wHwuiiy inae-1 man tnis.Tne puonsners are lgnti cause water ireignt is .rar cneaper UB eee-wnat mat personal liberty piank
pendent. - ti- t m demanding Justice for themselves: than railroad freight. AIbo, becausel nnai KZJl??.
advertisements Of the Times, hut whll dolnar ao thev oiifht to nut ahlna nrefer a fresh water tiarhoi. I "Friends ahd NelirhiAr. t a
produce 20 to 30 per column and in at least a secondary nlea and de- I . ' , i$J.KliJy?I
eata numoer contains 75 to 80 col- mand, in behalf of tens of millions of
aklrl
tlmea
ly about the waist and. the strings are Corvallls Republican: . In all parts of
on tha outside. By the sign of the red town may oe neara tne nammer and the
or purpie aairc one may know the Jap-1 "w ana many gooo, suoataniiai rest,
anese school girl anywhere. She Is a I fences are the results of thla activity.
" Pendleton's large property-owners will
do nothlna to keeD the town erowlner.
say the papers of that town. Even the
woolen mill, that .was a great help, is
Idle. . 1
An Elgin man talks of getting a di
vorce, says the Leader. I?ls wife listed
the f urniture for the tax assessor and
plied roy store with-a. fine line of choice
nai. A t ..a. m I wlnea anil llniinra .11. . ,.r
rmns f adrertlsements. 80 that this neonla who ara beinsr ulnndered br I rto-nn tA PndlAtnn with flu.net w.i. IS-Jfa. Wtlpue . -f tej- make
ifn a - i . : . the paper from other trusts fostered and supported ton on his return trip to Washington, 2bf1r- tadeatrtous, respectable memberi
' VLS9hT. t0 h,h tariff dutieA:little breach and V. says ;He ; Is ; Pretty;Vbadi; WiM fit
, . uvu luc iUcome m tne nign tamr wan. mignt nasien broken up, nut like the others who I D1?2?h"n"a
rrom, sales and subscripUons, which the overdue frazlne bf ItJ, Hoi, .teen carried k-"th i.i22- "i .r5u': 'rt-.
al '...- I - ' f r. ' I - ""V. " aT v away . waav I a. v - t i win Datmil BV3BB H.nn N IIDrTAn lira
Democratic-Socialistic doctrines' With !, ?alLconfl,l.?n,l'r "potnmand them as
is enormous
k During the fever of railroad agita
tion in 1846, the Times realized a
daily profit of 9.000; anJ in 1870
its balance. was 1,036,000. ; We
may thus understand how the Times
has become a thunderer.
THE LATEST MESSAGE.
T
which the neoDle of Ores-on ar .w "HK"c,ae:MJ
drunken, he Is sure that the Renub- lI'Ti13r w,u deprive. some '-of life, oth
HE president's latest jnessage i is Ucan8 wm Bpon wake up to see that Pf EaiTE?
they ; are ' simply playing into the i3"' aren rphan, and ;ii moor, i will
NEW IDEA?. REPUBLICAITS.
another "scorcher" for the do-
nothing : congress.. fHe 'alludes
at the outset to .his message of
a month ago, In .which he- urgently
recommended Some i 17 or, .18 -.meas
ures that -would be of benefit to the
. . : tnw 'ttln i n i.' -"'V ': IUICB II
TXT"'' W HeW J6 nunnl. tla admit, that nnM
M IJZL1?I tnrne Uas since passed one of these-meas-
t,at W -- ; 1 - "? ures. though he Is careful to point
trust-ridden , state . ont -1 .... .t... '...!...
a a , ' T VVVm Ual 11 VUUIOO SlUVl b V. TV Utb
fflir?6'11 Re- ought to have bW done"; and then
ruunvuua u.,, trying ror ser- he goes on', to reenumerate other
LTSa . ilr ieaaehip of remedial and beneficial t laws that
i.uiio form tne Repub- congress has up to this time persist
lean party of ewJersertrom with- ently Ignored. It is ;)a effect's re
in, but have concluded that the taav in2 . ;. th.t th
is Impossible ft accomplishment and (people may "know" The president
, wuuueu w ouuiae the j insists 4hat this r congress should
regular party and put up .an lnde-
peiiaent Republican electoral ticket
r referring that the Democrats,
rumor man me regular Republicans
should carry the state, Colby and
his coworkers and followers bare ac
complished considerable; they beat
4Trudentlal' Dryden, who has
amassed -many millions by plunder
ing poor people of small change, for
reflection to tle senate, "and they
nearly beat their own party last fall,
lut they wm not be satisfied until
t'.ev c';! tba whole gang of New,
amend the Interstate commercelaw
so as to glre the commission greater
power orer railroads; should modify
the injunction law; should pass a
parcels- post law .nd a child labot
law? should provide for the correc
tion of "abuses by corporations and
trusts by strengthening the Sherman
anti-trust law, so as to prevent cor
rupt and oppressive combinations of
great cttpltal, and should enact other
reformatory measures. In ja word,
he tells -congress what Its ' duty is,
and has - been" for the Dast four
ator wa beaten by Democrats who h wlu thus 'accommodate
rfttrfftarad aa 'BanaMUa. A TJZZa !? SHilL!. " :. Jose of
-- ...,.,.v.na, auu iuwu i "if ,incr . uying boui. - jsut i nave a
for Cake' ? From which it would Uh I fam,i? to .support the business pays
that tha 1 .Fl PubC .ceuMgee.!?-...--.,
pear that the senator did not read
aright the lesson of his defeat. As
to Bennett, 'he Is of course a hope
less case. . 1
"I have raid mv llCensa and tha traf
fic is lawful, and If I don't sell it some-
ooay ee wui. j i xnow tne Bible says:
Thou shalt not kill,' No drunkard ehall
enter tne Kingdom or heaven,' and I do
not expect the drunkard maker to fare
inT better.- but T want aa ...
'That Malheur conntv mmi m land I have resolved to rather tha aa..
" - - Ba MM aV J Ua J I a a ...... . -a "--- i waa vo
that refused to Indict a man for kill- Sfv S.?a,rwn: 0,1 tfte fH
lng a neighbor who had for two rears -"Should you doubt my ability, i refer I
been crimlnany and crtielly intimate IE 'XuX'XSWZWS!!
with his )14-year-old .. daughter did Hentlary. and -gallows, where yon
rigXK,
There ia no n'i ,W,ti . w"1 J?.ma?r;. M.?'? cuatomers
county to the expense of trrlne a l vince you that I do what J say."
manfortimng.uchanbffender..V kX-W"!"
Jury would convict him. ' -'. . j try. The people are up In arms against
a continuance or tnis Dusmeaa. The
nnrflnnai iinenT Tl I n -r , i mi... ....
The president, C lr' is . exDlatneiV P? !f?!!ftS?'.-' t?1 !?"Lh P-ay
nnlled for'foW fcittlaahi. .1 11 "ur
to get two, and lsell satisfied. : If : "" "Tr.J ' '
he had -naked for anlt t ha f Mgie xar.
: tt . v r MVA7ai.QU
two men mentioned I have no Idea that
they, ever contemplated single tax under
the rule that will prevail If Oregon
adopts this single tax measure. , . .
-- This year's . assessment, of tha coaat
country ought to be sufficient evidence
to every tmer or wo bou in utmhii.
The values of our-plow and pasture
lands, alao our i improvements. In many
Instance a, have been more than- doubled,
while it remains to be seen if the land
and improvement values ef our towns
have been increased as much as -1 per
cent.: and when you find an .assessor
with courage enough to place a fair
eatlmate on railroad property or other
nnMtatnrv wealth, alone comes a fed
eral or state Judge or equalisation board
and reduces the values by one half or
more. The rancners ana otner citizens
of Oregon already have" an exemption
of 1100 on personal property and If he
la able to own more he ought to be
nrniM tn ha nnrmitted to Mr a reason
able tax thereon, to help pay the ex
penses of a righteous and a just local
and state - government. Take, ; for in
stance, the situation In which we of
the coaat ireaerve country are placed.
xv aimndv have what we call a heavy
tax placed on our livestock by the gov
aramenz., Tnr t nracucaiir ; dublui iiik ;wr
own land xrom - wn.cn no state mvr mn
nrnint na. while the Cudahar combine can
place a 15,000,000 packing plant on their
fiou.uuu wortn OX una wimuu. maj in
erference -from the general govern
ment or rise - Jn land values, .and still
go-on reducing tne price oi our nve
stock to ruinous proportion. ' While I
have due respect for Fred C. 1 Denton
and others', views on this single tax, I
view them as in the interests of the
sister of the muse of laurhter.
As has been said, Japan believes In
education. Jt has accomplished much
in. the 18 years . since the emperor
founded the present system by his oft
quotea reacripu aui now tne leaders
in the work see the money of the peo
ple going to buy guna and battleships
anit H.ttrtfta thai. Inf.M.. T.v.l...
.;a'.o' i,T-.l gave in one haircloth lounge at ILSOoT
ail (S7 poor. . " ,vu Bh Is worth that, because t be-.
iuiiu iu uui 1 nuuiuu cuoi, - - ei' ' i
aiciu .vunsut-aiionai. , . - B. ' St. Oeorae Blshon t of KUmm.
In view of the fact-that tha -public Myalls, who was one of them, invited all of
service corporations of this state are
attacking the Initiative and referendum,
It mky not be out of; place tos call at
tention, to the fact that tha same Clause
real wealth of the atate, which In jus
tice -ouaht to pay an eaual proportion
or -tne neeaea , taxes. -" '-.
Si. 4.' UUUJUXUAJK.,
Nil-. .... S . i . .. .. ..
that ha -wamM k.. -.ii . i . A'"?"t'a' r- : a.--io - tne
uv nuu.u 6cv uub, ur none-1 rMllo ' ine journal- in The
But probably he, wouldjiare liked to Ji?urS1 ."l th. l4th. ,n8t 1 6M that the
get four; all the sanie.V;
- 1 - ' ' " I ttnn SnnHmtl aa thaw a.. 1
OUI
. T must h '(.TtM-m!. . 11 W"'.J,", ln" le?'r- ?ecl - On
aiuiuiauiK to i tiiimy ot tns nuiers or tne Soli
seem to me.
nn la
Episcopalians to, hear Hhe .'oracular I Jp0.1111 mn wh? n th5,r homea.
volcri of our morning contemporary Henry'SiirgTi; ..-nir 1
make fts infallible ptterafiewit. ?c &
' . Emfl Gerhaeuaer's fiirthday.' v
Em 11 Oerhaeuser, famous . as a tenor
lifger, especially In Wagnerian ' roles.
was Dorn a. n.rumtiacn, uervaria, April
29, 1868, ' and was' educated . by . the
Benedictine monks at Augsburg. From
the Benedictines he alao got his ground
ing In music, and then made his public
anoearance aa a singer. He studied
law for a; tine and had virtually aban
doned his musical ambition, when . at a
special performance of one of Aubor's
operas the purity and beauty ' of his
voice made auch a nrofound imcrenalnnl
that he was invited to sing on trial at
one of the Munich, court theatres.- -He
was ' then 28. An engagement at the
Munich ODera house was tha result.'- Tt
lasted till 1892, when he left Munich
for Balreuth.-where he made a special
study-of the .-Wagner- music-dramas.
During r the next fewyeara te aanff
fal" at Balreuth, and was heard also""
Munich, tiubeck and Carlerube.---lft
1902 the late Meurice. rtrau hm.i.hi
Herr Gerhaeuser to America to take
leading Tart in the Metrnnnlitan an
opera company. - : ,
m tne consutuuon or, Ukiahoma was
theTsubJeot of reviewVby- the ;attorriey
general Of the United States at th
time ox its adoption, tne question being
whether the Oklahoma constitution was
in accordance with the provisions of the
enabling act 1, During the debate in the
constitutional convention recently ;. held
in Michigan, the constitutionality i of the
initiative and referendum was frequent
ly challenged. In reply, one of th dele
gates read a letter from Attorney-Gen-
ji jDuiwyiirii),, uawu uecemoer If, as
IUHWII., 1 , , ,
'.-'.ri " in receipt of your letter of the
Hth ins In reference to the Initiative
and referendum clause in the constitu
tion of Oklahoma. The - question - of
whether' the Oklahoma constitution waa
in accordance with the provisions of the
enabling act was very-carefully consid
ered by the department of justice, but
air communications on the subject were
the defeated candidates to an excursion
down the lake in his beautiful launoh.
Kor pastime the. party will- engage . in
sowing wild ricenot wild oats.. !, - ;
made verba-.y bv tave attornav.a'anarai
w tne premaent. . unaer tneae circum
stances. It Is of course Inappropriate for
no iu uuempi to aavise you as ' to. tbe
view taken of any specific provision. J
can only refer you to the facti now a
mtnifr vt turamim anowieage, mat in
accordance wiFh the provisions ,xt the
enaojing aot tne aa mission or the state
intM iiiB union ' was prociaimea, -The
lmDlicatlOn Is nlaln that tha at.
torney-general considered the Initiative
and referendum clause in the Oklahoma
constitution vana ana constitutional.
ti
German families in the Grand ' Ronde
beet fields means manv nermanent n.
mansettlers for this country. They ara
a hard-working and thrifty people, and
Will do much to bring the Grand Bond
valley up to the highest state of cult
tivatlon. . , 1 '
Silver Lake Leader: Our hotels are
crowded and have -been -all spring1 and
winter. It looks like just as soo aa
one lot of homeseekera get settled upon
homesteads another large crowd follows.
lke county's soil and climate are vert- -table
gems, end. those desiring homes
are taking 'advantage of It. There ar
thousands of good homes left yet, so
keep coming. -
With a public debt Of IR0.OO0. with ha-,
warrants but 10 months in arrears anit ;
a 1200.000 courthouse built and paid for,
save a few thousands for-furniture and
site Improvement, , Clatsop- county Is in -very
wholesome condition, flntnciniiv.'
considering the fact that two years ago
she was practically 1100,000 "in . the
hole,'.' with no.,pubHa ..buildings, says
the Astorlan. -
CV -: ' 'li. j ' V t :,. : '!
"Klamath Falls irerald: Throughout
the irrigating districts many .farmers
are planting small tracts to select Va
rieties of grain, vegetables nd grasses -that
have not been-here before. that
are known to excel in quality and yield '
and to ascertain the- ruHiilta that
be secured under the very flattering soil
and climatic condition. of thla region.
Likewise a great number of tre ,
small fruit roots have, been set out thla
spring. f " , , .i '
, v This Date In History. ' ).', ,
1441 Klne- 'Edward TV Of ' Rna-iatvl
born at Rouen. - . j - r , j
IU& Oliver 'Ellaworth; - fllnlomat
senator and chief Justice of the supreme
court, bom In Windsor. Cnnnecti-ut
Died there November 26, 1807. .-,
1778- Adootlon of the Pin Tree' flav I anorL thev as v. anif tha a.w 4-a
uy vuv Riwiy ana svucicu uuurt Pt Jxias-
sacnusetts. . . ..? ;
'' 1827 Rufu Kinar. federalist a.ndl,
date for the presidency .against James
Monroe, in jsit, aiea in rw xotk city.
Born in IJearboro. Maaaachusetts. . in
- 1888 Hen nr M. Stanley found ' Em In
Pasha on tho ahores -of Albert Nyansa.
1903---Xndsllde at Frank, BritisnOo
lumbla, with the loss Of 78 lives. fij"
; 19D5A score of Jives' lost'ln,'a "or-
1907 Attempted 'assassination - of
President qabrera of Guatemala.
s j "'.'
NeaMy all Astoria saloenkeepers have
agreed among themselves to keep their
places closed on Sundaya.,
Corvallls Times' '-' Tha itianini.a .
Isaac Walton ara whtanerlnr tn ,. aah ,
other tha nlnaalna. - Infnm-.AW.
jfthe bass are .biting." It is i a great'
BKl tiiey say, ana ine nsi art - tha
nneat-that swim in the western waters. '
rnousandi tr small bass were liberated
Ln.th.e Wimette by the government''
flsheMvlT years ago and now they have -became
quite plentiful, weighing from
onja flvw pounds apiece. . ., -.
J i'e :'- iiv'J: fi'-'-S"..'
t Nichols of Seaside, -while' spad.'
lng in his garden, found a knife a foot
below the surface of unknown pattern -says
the Signal. It has been huri.H :
ages, the rust being heavy on the blade. 1
It seems to be a cross between a bate'
machete and old-fashion
Henry Brallier, an antiquaariaf somei'
note, places it amonr the M.i.n .
ona He thinks some of those old-time '
plrat-i,were wrecked on this coast
lived among the Indians and lost th
knife a couple of centuries mm