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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTL'ANDr SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 22. 1008 14 Wf. OREGON HOTELS HOTEL OREGON CORNER SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS i Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per t T"at on A T Tr T?nrrrAnn 151 -ari T?rm Pun WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO., Props. Flays devolution (lame Not According to Iiules, and Ignores All Laws Start Centrally Located Modern Improvements Imperial Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN Seventh and Washington v ed in Life as a Jwreloot Li Fhil Metschan & Sons, Props. ' 1 " III HOW CASTRO IKES ROOD wpWwj, By IKKDKHIC J. HASH IV. Cop'"lKlu. I'J'J. by IT.-ii-rn-J Haskln Wauhli ffton, Au An ;iWo- rrolut!o:inry general who speaks 8aii ih and will guarantee u iiiltlato ore Cljiriano i 'astro Into the lovn end Cut club wll! hear something to bis art vamaKO J' aijilresslnij the foreign of fice of any nation on earth exreru Venmiela. All the nations want L'Hb tro overthrown. Several of them are willing to do It. but the I nlted titates has a choice assortment of dortrlnes, spelled with big- Ds. whk-h effectually prevent outside Interference. There for, the only hope seems to be a revo lution. Tha Monroe doctrine stops any Euro pean nation from selling a foot of Venezuelan territory. But the partlci Jar doctrine which protects Castro Is the 4rago, or Calvo. doctrine. This doctrine was bred in I.atln countries somewhere south o' the Hlo Grande, it declares that European nations shall not be permitted to collect debts of pri vate individuals from any American na tion by force. To this doctrine, Klihu 'Boot, secretarv of state, gave the as sent and approval of the Inlted States when he was swinging around the cir cle In South America. The "Constable" doctrine, less sharply defined, that the United States ought to collect debts which it prevents European nations from rolaectine, has had the friendly upport of Mr. Roosevelt. Belief Mast Ariso 'Within. Five year ago, when three big Euro pean nations were blockading the ports of Venezuela, the United States stepped In and brought about an agreement o submit all questions to arbitration. In that crisis, Castro leaned heavily upon the powerful arms of the Grlngoes. As soon as the trouble was over, he was as Insolent to the United Btates as to anv other country. The United States will not abandon Its Monroe doctrine, probably will Insist upon the liniio doctrine, it has not yet adopted the . "Constable" doctrine as a fettled pol icy, but Its attitude) toward all of these doctrines gives effectual aid and at ststance to Castro. But, my, how the government at Washington would like to see some nome-grown revolutionary general smite this Castro, hip and thigh, and get him out of the way with out messing up and soiling any of our nice doctrines! Cavatro Is no True Sport. In the days before Castro ruled in Caracas, a Venezuelan revolution was a kid glove affair. They had i0 full grown revolutions in 70 years and every body thrived. But Castro has not played the game according to Hoyl . When any aspiring military genius or ganizes a revolution against Castro he has to fight, and fight hard. Up to date Castro has rut every such move ment down. Cnstro appeals to the patriotic souls of his followers. He calls his regime "the restorative government." He lik ens himself to the great liberator. Si mon Bolivar. Ho says that Bolivar drove out the Spaniards and made Vene zuela a free government, but that In later years foreign corporations and business men came to Venezuela with more men, more moncv. and stronger force than the Spaniards had. and th.it these foreigners imposed a yoke upon the Venezuelan people more burden some than had the Spanish monarchy. Says Castro: 'I shall drive them out, and not rofrt content until the economic life ns well as the political administration of the country Is In native hands." now noble that would sound If a of get Barley and Hops a food and a alcohol an aid to digestion. That's a pure beer well aged nothing is tonic. A trifle beer. If you better for you. It is There are Your the world not good advice to many who need it. doctor advises beer. say "Don't drink beer. The healthiest peoples of drink the most of it. to say, causes But it is good advice wrone beer." Some beer doe.s not. Schlitz beer is both good and good Nine people in ten would be better Schlitz is the home beer, because "Don't biliousness. drink the Schlitz purity. There for you. for drinking it. of its absolute It is aged for months, then filtered, then sterilized, are no after effects. ton Distance Fbona Rates. $1.00. $1.S0. $2.00 in Every Room. ' ' At Mb BBBH NEW PERKINS HOTEL Fifth anrT Waahlntrtnn Kt Pnrt m1 fl OPENED JUINE 1st, 1Q08 Modern luxury at moderate prices. In the heart of business and shopping district. hxtiinsitely (urntchArl All mA1rn rnniinini T 1 ber private baths, sample rooms. Handsomest Cafe and Onll in northwest; music. Bus meets all trains, Kates $1.00 and up. W. Swetland, Manager. THE CORNELIUS THE BEST IJf FOBTXiAKD Carpeted throughout In the, best velvet carpets, room contains a heavy itolld Simmons brass bed. on whin is a 40 or 50-pouml hair mattress. The rooms are fur Every h nl.Hhod In 80IUI mahogany. Writing: (leak In every room. Long distance and locnl telephones In every room. Sixty rooms with privntn bath. Situated In the center of hop ping district. One Mock from the streetcars. Not so ex pensive as some other hotels. When next In Portland give us a chance to mnki you look "leu nee. The furnishings and general appearance of the public rooms must be seen to ho appreciated. THE COIIXELIUS Free Bus meets all trains. Dr. C. W. Cornallua, Prop. H. K. Clarke, Manager. iflfl syjhp BeerThaf Made Ask fot the Brewery Bottling. Common beer is sometimes substituted for Schlitz. To avoid being imposed ufon, set that the cork or crotvn is branded Schlitz Phone Main 2779 Sherwood & Sherwood 8 Front St., S. E. cor. Ankeny St. Portland PORTLAND M&A COST ONE MltUOlf DOLI.AHa PORTLAND, OR. European Flan Modern Sestanxant, Rtadquartari foi Tonrtsts and Com mercial Travelers. Special rates made to families and single gentlemen. The management will bo pleased at all times to show rooms and give prices. A modern Turkish bath es tablishment In tao hotel. H. C. Bowers, Mgr. NORTOMA HOTEL ELEVENTH OTT WASHHTQTOU ST. Portland On!v Roof Garden American and European Sample Baites. Bates to Families Onr Bus Meet All Trains with Balhs. for Traveling Men 'faaffl maae to"' ItiLisiiasUO mil waukee Famous president of the Lnited StateR said It: How coarse and brutal it is in the mouth of a president of Venezuela! A. Thief Who Shares Stealing's. Castro has a strong following in his own army which believes in him and his patriotism. He does not rob the soldiers, as so many of his predecessors did, and while he undoubtedly pays close atttntlon to feathering his own nest, he does It Judiciously and gener.il ly at the expense of foreigners but not always. For Instance, there was Cas tro's tariff reform. The tariff on wheat flour was so high that flour sold in Venezuela for J16 a barrel. This was an outrage. Therefore. Castro practic ally prohibited the importation of flour, provided for the free admission of Wheat from the United btates, built a rational flotir mill, gave It the exclu sive monopoly for .the whole country, took most of its capital stock himself, and began to grind wheat. Now he sells flour In Venezuela for J16 a barrel, which Is true tariff reform In the Inter est of Venezuelan industry. Bar faet the Making of Him. Castro first appeared on the score In Venezuelan politics in 198 ns a senator fsom the state of Kl Oachira, an An dean province. He made but little im pression as a statesman The fact that lie preferred going barefoot to wearing shoes was remarked In Caracas and It Is likely that the Europeanlz.-d wits of the capital poked fun at him. He re turned to his native mountains full of hatred for the men of the Parisian states Is no nearer realization than when he first dreamed it. The Ereat Bolivar held Venezuela an.l tho New Granadian states together In a sort of fashion from the time of tho liberation until his death, but then his federation went all to pieces. Castro's ambition to be a secoii'i and greater liniWnr is fore doomed. His Invasion of Columbian ter ritory was B miserable fiasro, anil ever since he has added to the flames of Colombia's hatred of him by hamper ing the commerce of thai country, which found its way to tl.es worl 1 through Venezuelan ports. Venezuela's Constitutions. Venezuela has a population of about 2.5nu,MMi scattered over nn area con siderably larger than that of the Ger man empire. Sugar, coff. .; arid cocoa are the principal products, and if the people could enjoy an honest end tran quil government they would b pros perous. The present constitution Is the fifteenth which has been promulgated since the organization of th" country In 1831. All have hen mod-l.-d upon that of the 1'nltcd Plates, hut none has been observed or respected bv anv ad ministration. Vnder the constitutional theory, the government Is cntiustc.i to three Independent and coordinate branches, the executive, legislative and Judicial. The house of representatives and the nnte are elected as In the Tnited States, the representatives 1 popular vote and the senators bv (! state legislatures. The presi.b-ri', In theory, is chosen by tho federal eeun II of 19 members, whkh Is appointed by congress. He must be a member of the federal council and is elected for six years. In view of the actual despotism of Castro it is -amusing to note thst tho Venezuelan constitution denies t SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. A good school none better. Well established reputation. Successful graduates. Skillful, painstaking teachers. Living Expenses low. Many other advantages. Let us tell you about them. Write for catalogue. SALEM, OREGON W. I. 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He started from i cardinal rule of tho revolutionary g-!mr th- mountains, with less than lOu men. j that Castro was rude enough to i . .,- ItiK.it upon overthrowing the govern- ' Ho put revolutionists In J.ill, took tl .-ir ment of President An"!rade. which was . property, and generally refused to r. . nj. S'Ji'port'! bv former President (.'renpo. I n,: ,np constitutional right of : e . ' He gathered supporters n the marfh. I That this peculiar provision of ti e but even when he mM and defeated the ' "' Itutlon has been so deflnr.tiy f administrative rorces The Academy fits boys and girls for eastern and western colleges. A PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL under the same management receives boys and girls us early as the age of six and fits for the Academv, giving special attention to the essen tials of an elementary tralnli.g. 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J k, ifjunn it,. j. m m ui mm I St7 "THE SCHOOL OF OUALITT" Portland Fliitiiiiess Collcjll MK AN TBE SAME ri nt A'alf-nrla. be hai less than l.'iOft followers From that d.y to this be has r i! the co intry absolutely Legislatures and courts mean nothing to him ex.-oj t as thev are useful as tools to carry out bis wishes. He reorganizes a supreme curt bv ap pointing barbers and mule drlxers to the wool-sack They don't know ar.y law, but they do know h;w to o!.ev or ders, and thst is what "Tre enral" xpecta. There is snrre s rt of vagu' legal provision for elections In Vnp uela, tut the electoral la'as re a dead letter. Castro will ---nt!rtie to rule ur tll he flies. Is overt lir r. b-. a rre!j. tlon, or Is deposed bv a f-:gn froe. Pet Scham Only a Dream. 6uwe-.f:! as he has I en 'n defend ing his Tioal'ion rd Ir. s ibiulng all !r ternal cppofitton Castro a pet a hrr for a fe ir-rMtoT) of S.ith A-rr "n I . . . j For Health and Strength Damiana Bitters X wonderful invigrator and nervine. A powerful aphnv,i.itc and r:' tor lr for both Fir m' at ri.r nd Hiuer de-a or CLA 11 VoOD. i0 PICO CO, AOIITt, POBT-, lap. om. mm t4 a r6m ra.ali tval la a ana witmm HTalf"artWlllHalll I a Ha T IB) te i 'Z Fiselitt Rupture Cure C14 CrtUaa Pvraaaa. Orjcav j hip by i -istro Is ono reaaon tl.at It 1 difflc-jlt tn get up a movement to . . r tlitow l.lm. There has never been an net n! t-,,- s fer r administration in Yen- z r. . -cording tn the methods preset!!., i 1 . law i:i. :or.s are not held, or I ti..v are. the Jesuit !s dictated i,v t':e ,n' net. i'n-...u turned over the off! c, his el t.-l sue. ef s...r Androde i ;. .nr- te be killed fn his ntteir.i t t . r--lst c.istro a teidlt Purina t!,e mnt.r years ttiat liuzman Hlanco was tr.e a..:j; of the mut try 1." fre.puet.. ; reti-ei f rm the presidency n.l llv,. i i Paris the Venr 7'o-lan Minister to Prance. P it ).a sln-nva manured to i.ivp a j-:p-jet Ir. Caracas wl.o ai.mld .1 4 bid ding Two years gfco l'at'n r..t;-e . 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