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AN EXPLANATION Til AT POKSV T
KXPI.AIX.
EDITOR C.KKIi S rxplannt nf
what hi' renlly tiuiil Is a M'ion
ttlo case of distinction without
ft difference. W hat lie any a lie
said was. In effect, that lie did not
advlep Statement No. 1 legislators
to resign, but that It would he emi
nently proper for them to do to. It
Is now In order for .Mr. (Jeer to ex
plain his explanation. If ashamed
of what he says he didn't say, win
is he not equally ashamed of what
he says he said If one Is rnlpaMe.
and by his desire tojret from under
It Mr. Geer admits it Is, the other
is equally so. lie simply proposed
a course of dishonor to honorable
men, and for what? He suggested
that they engage In a treachery an
sheer as that of the man who was a
traitor to the patriot cause In the
tevolutlon and who .later died ex
patriated In England, loathed alike
by Englishmen and Americans. A
resignation, or other subterfuge for
defeat of that which a majority of
the voters have ordained shall be,
is as treacherous as to enter the
legislature and vote against the can
didate selected by the people. That
e'ourse, pronounced as -proper by Mr.
(leer, who once stood in the legis
lature and called upon -Republican
legislators to vote for him after he
had received the party vote under
'the Mays law. Is a honions offense
against decent. citizenship, with
monumental Inconsistency added.
Coming frtom a man of Mr. (Jeer's
intelligence, there is no chnrltabb"
view to take of it, nor possibility
of condoning it. It is folly only
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i.i' c n i I'd Impossible to Huppos., thai
, 1 I'-'s 'I'll drllll.TUtcly placed llllll
M il I II opiMihll Inn to the 111 of t In
Kieat nmss nf Oregon's votcis Never
t holes Hi,, uumlsi fik.il, le Implli.i
tlnii of the Pulinn mill, -r. mi's It- 1 ha'
I ''ft ha., dun,- Mitt. , ri M.lte " U '
who .i'e siiUin to merlin ovv M.i'.
""'lit I ." t hey del lure, 1 n ia I la ..n!v
leal T.H'l If i n t.l !i ns aid the i 1 . '
" " ho are fit in condii, t Ms cm "i
puk-ii ,t mid , ahtie, nr I'
lime lunch and nynip.-itliv with T.nt,
;'iid with the national coi.imltt ,.e "
'I'hiii, sands of tliliiklin; li -pa', '
I'i'.iiis. li ui n v of thi'in pi rh.-ipa liav no'
Small Chi
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iniaii variance
nil llii time this
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AN INVITATION TO MR. HARRIMAN
from Valley N
s ii Kl il' no work ail
no i liui 1 1 y In I hi, fa i 1
,l, n I know nf a much i-nsicr tot,
.'::lnn Hryftnn ( 'ominunei Ha",'
An li
h pendent In polllh'H (loan n,,t
niiui who docHiiT cure how in
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pia ial hue
1 1 : i u i ' ! : k i p ; j
in 1:1, 1 1
a nt In ,i'i! v to
for Cal.
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so as
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lan smm $.111.0011,1111!) of Hat
: a : , 1 : . 1 T . , r . -a I 1
1,1s, ' is a good IP-puMP .111
rli man can he 1 111- ' oil t
handle the cafealu'ii for Tall."
In other wnals. no liepiil llcan can
imipei'l) represent Tufl In this cam
paign unless lie is unqualifiedly up
posed to the election of the people'11
choice for l ulled States senator. If
This propositi. mi I.-, accepteil, the ol
vi.Mis and In. a i'a!, e (! il n'Mnii Is thai
T aft himself i ,.ppi,-.., 1,, the pop
ular election
at or. that In
K:ii 1 of i'o r 1
li.alt to th
They remember Ful
the nomination of
Phi q IK si ii ill 1
presldei. I i
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Ml s ,'el vi ,1 ac of
Fairbanks, the
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o! IIM'KOII.
Mr. K llaiilniMii, Kill, Mil 1..wIk
or-Jiear Hlr. rim Nh I,,Ih you ;i
ontlal ,r, ,(,,,, 1,, i),.K,, ,ul imj,,..
Will Hill ,ll .entire Willi!,. If In il,,- pi
111 still, ..if e..initi MirroillalliiK ViHI!
lnrlv. In il,. 1 1.,. in-ns of Khilnalli
! ; I' 'I, W ; III Ml, II III I Olll IWIll
linl KI'IKM liNll V 111 lilt' Ih'
lowal ,,r nnliirx'M Kill-,, lake u run mrr
Halm an I Malh.-nr roiiiitl,-n.
Il tin. L;-I!llln.. flilt'lrn of tlif flltlll.-
Wllell" lev.'l plulrl.U tit
I ion 11 . 1 1 e .h 11 r, Ur oci'ltll .
10111,1 ilivniion will nf
1 ( exl
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I:. In lie folll,,'
rii h land 1,1
w Im i an o, ,-a
laki'K iiiiiI n.ouiilalim f Hay i oal.1 only
w.ar a I liurliiixn I'miilu, Inr vln-ck 111
their hit
Wr know of eounl Ir n ui .-.i nf t li
flm si Kinmllik' litinj Ikiv that Weiihl
al,,'Ml 111.- f 1 11,- ,!" I il. ,h of thi
rl. I, w IniM. pro, lat in woulil flow to
wnrl.l, w I1.1M. i,t',i,l
Hie 11,11 I nf till
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chosen candidate of the Interests op
posed tuJlie Roosevelt policies. They
recall Fulton's notorious hostility to
I'resI'Vnf Koosevelt and they nt-k
whether It Is Indeed possible that
Fulton Is now the one man In Ore
gon ubo has the confidence of Kdosr-
vilt's chosen siicci ssor. Above all,-l
of Inlted Stales sen-I t li;' are asking, "can it be truetlin
is in sympathy wlih j Fulton 1ms Taft's sanction and np-
Fulton's effiMts o induce Statement 1 proval in his efforts to defeat the
will of the people of Oregon and to
overturn Statement N'o. 1?"
This question will recur more and
more frequently as the campaign
progresses, especially in case Mr.
("niton's friends are Installed as the
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elect as S' nnuir ine man wuoiii iiiei niauam is 01 ine 11111 onien. il win
liad (leim:ated as their choice for ' require an answer and upon the
the office. answer will depend, in some measure
It seems Incredible that Taft has I i,t least. -the size of the vote to bo re-
evi-r uttered such sentiments. i is I 1 lived by Taft in Oregon.
1 legislators to violate their pledge,
mid that lie approves of the at tempt
In ride rough s,hod over the law en-
acted In Oregon in June, whereby,
by a majority of nearly ,",11.(1110. t In j
people Instructed the legislature to
Keniitor Hourno will vrv llkolv hIiow
soini- tuplo y ft t tint ho Is null. lux .11
nil llku h (lend one.
bfnntor ITatt Is agntnBt Hunhcfi. For
n HtriKtit-lnveil itiiptlst, ttie Kovernoi 's
havliiK a lot of luck.
At any rate- no Statement Nn. 1 iikiii
bfr of tho IphIkW tin 0 U mini 1 1 1 1 ik ' ha t
ho l.i golnR to piny tlin traitor.
The Itcriiitillrnn party must he ,il. it
ili'iid In New York too nine,- it 1 in !
provnnt tho nomination of JIiikIus
Some bankers don't llk( Hrv.ui's ,;-,n
of hiii r 11 tffiiiK bank ,lepouli ;u
what tlo drponltors think Hlmiil it"
. 0 0
In Milwaukee soap Is bcliiK given
a way. Soap: What Is nee,l, lv Hie
stuff that made Milwaukee famous.
lord yn 1 11 i.-w I tint will tax the pi
''IS OI V.MH II. s 1, , M, w 1,,-ff VnlO
soul will .nl.'h : h e . OI-.I vi' Iii-plrnl Ion
,'! II,.- maioil t 'I. , ut Mirroiin, lings a:,,
vo nr j,ra -il, -il imitias Prnin will ho In
-!"itl I -up I .,1 vvllll the pes: lilt III I. -
! 1 1, 'h ale '.mils I , sliio .- w n'll v , ai
' 1 w- bro.iBl:! ! o - i n I 111 tin Inn I Ion
Iha ra'lro ..I plans , a, lle.it. ,1 to, lt,- pi, -
llnliiiiiv hlite. ynu have already taken
We .shall v , teoinc yen ov.r here iiii'I
" have ninny UiIiikn waiting In inak.
Iha visits ,,C vein l.i, onio! lyes, frelghl
. i.i-N, 1 'vi I linniis arid paliice cars us flimn
aiiliy Inter.-HtltiK to yen us they will
lie henef P-lnl to us iiiiil our country.
We have thousands of horses, dun
die, Is of thousands of rattle and mil
lions or sheep that would like to he your
assoiiK' rs" to the markets of the
Wei Id Instead of walking from 100 to
17.", miles to i arli n no 'if wmr (rains or
a of Mr. lionld's
We knew of I to. a. 'i.inds of hind-hungry
I pie la the eiislein and middle weil-
iii Mates who waul to lie vour gliosis
to ride I.. Ihls .M-cra of the hom-.-.,krr.
In:! are row ills.-niirage.l hy the
long dlsinnre ef I im , I l,y .stage or i r i-
a!.' eon vi v anee
W's know ef Ihousai'ls who would
very fall and spring seek the sports
man's paiadi.se of llarnev county's I
ir In thu matiTlal-
Ih,- 1 1 1 li r I, . I . ,,f the nrlli through the
I la ri I in. i n channel of transportation
We hi our in I nt) h eye this vaM
counliv lined with flue homes, hums
iiml outhouses, stiaiig with iiiiindliig
felli es MS snail as V oil yCa II ful lllsll the
ii.otlvn i.owcr to hrlntr 111
to I, olid (I, em.
Wo s.-e Ih.. windmills mid I tie pump
ing plants that will d.,1 our pralrlcx
when the day comes that machinery
jnnd gas dine and coal and tlniher can
he laid down here ,y the power of the
I i ren 1 1 1 , r s .
We '.. e the . Xt lis! V e field'', of llif-.lf-l,
, lover and llne.il v. vvhe.it sugar heels.
(llllll JIM. I VetO'lahh'h Whose ,ff,due!.-i
win nuihi- vein rii'igiu cos gioan i,,
I, ue the paint on th" newest of tht'tn be
ciiii, -i Midlcil or weather stained.
You must not miss the leu of the
1 resent reality and the future perspec
tive that In here oiien to you Hun t
go hack lo the ntuffy eiBt without en
ioylng It
.Viul don't neglect for too long, Mr
Ilairlinan. the vast territory which Is
now yours to preempt The eyes of the
woi in lire oirecieu won way mill v ery
likely the option may not he alwnvs
The News hns had fatth In vour
ntlons mid bail bald kind t Plugs of
you when the sling's arid arrows of cold
erlt lelsm were living nutiierou!,' in
your dlre.-tlon. It wants to conipiue
in thl disposition and hopes that In the
rear tutuic the Inlriests of Harrlman
nul llarn. y county will I),- ccniente I to
gether for mutual prosperity. '
1'oino over and see the grandest re
gion on earth.
TIic Recrudescence of
Sherlock Holmes
lly W. .lores
I or flv' veils I,,l,i,, ,, ( iii, ,!!,,
. s hi his lug ,u , in hair, his ay es as
Hunk as euuliiloiip, s
' All tin, Kre.it cilinliiulM nr,. ,,..i 1 ' lo,
n-iiiiuk d
'Y.IH. I irplli.il. "the,,.,, ,,, .,
crlnilii.il lell,' Ihlnking lee,,.l,.lv ol
lie- Ml.oige ra.se o Ml, T lc.lt lt,hl,-l:
m'1'"". I'.' "r "" ''"'lie I'leekh ,'
and Hie l,l, ll.ippe,,,K U ,),,, !,,.,., ,,, ,
I ' e IniK
A h,,v handed Holmes , , ,-,am As
Hie gl.lll Slculh lead Ihe few rt ,,..
eves lit up II,- Ir nil. led j IK" a hound
"" heel. He pine,,.,, ,,, ,,,, , .,,
Hi (till.
-t I'l'prr Tooting.
n.'.v I call ,u, v.
lilNiIHA'l
Wll I Hoi,
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Ira
I .en I
y our
Inter
Iowa May Go Dry
or a generation, the results
to be benefici,;!. and such h
lion safe, this country may ti
1 1 ti t for a piod while, to i om,
seem applicable or r levant to other dls-
trlcts. The chief expvrlnienl at Ion up
, II. the present has been in the state
ih'1 ' c per i m , n t station nt I nion, in
old people must look out for tii ,'ii- wiiich the soil conditions differ vvide
solvos. and the wmng and iniddle- i ly from uiost of the other dl-lricts.
nsed should remembi r that ere lout; land In which the results are of little
they will be old. value to other and more arid re-
.. : Klons.
IMRTIKS AM) ( MXrun.ATKS.
T
HE Orefconian remarks: "What
either party has promised or
failed to promise in Its plat
form interests nobody except
the politicians very deeply." And it
Roes on to say that the people must
look to the men rather than to the
plat form and its promises and pro
fessions. With this, In the main, The Jour
nal agrees. But one party has no
recent record to which one can turn
to see If its promises have been or
totalled by Mr. ("Jeer's- proposition would have been performed: it has
to have Statement N'o. 1 the subject, had no opportunity1, for more than a
of a vote in November, a surest ion
that because of its weirdness could
come from no other man in the state
than Mr. Geer. Three times the peo
ple have voted on Statement No. 1
within a few months. They votel in
.Aprll at the primaries, and the ver
diet was pronounced for it. They
voted again in .June on' the subject,
and it was not only for the state
ment, but to make if compulsory,
and that by an overwhelming ver
dict. To have a vote on it in No
vember would be quite as nonsensi
cal as to have the people of I'matilln
vote again on whether Mr. (Jeer or
Mr. "Ellis should go to congress.
1s to !
spli: i
appii.
dozen years to perforin at all. When
II did have the opportunity its rec
ord, while it, has been grossly mis-1 co!log
. ... a 1 . .. , V. ... .. 1 I
re, ires, Ml I en oy tile papei iin'ieu,
was nothing to boast of, yet n
b" remembered that then it wa
wide asunder over t
tion, now passed out of view.
The other party has a 11' year!"
record right before u.-. The ee, t jnn
should turn and will tarn paiily en
that record, rat lu -1 Man on la
sonality M Mr. Taft. 'because
manifest that Mr. Taft would
to fall in line with the leaders win
made this record, or el.-e be mnn
The jilap of President K'eer is to
secure provision for sub-stations, if
possible. In every district which has
conditions peculiarly its own, at lenst
in such as present any prospect for
agricultural development by irriga
tion or otherwise. A survey of the
different, districts is to he made, and
with this end in view, President
Kerr Is endeavoring to secure the
services of Professor William Jar
dlnc, arid farm expert, of the bureau
of plant industry, at Washington, to
aid in Ihe irtvest igat ion:'' An irriga
tion expert Is also to bo secured, if
possible, and after an Inspection of
the various districts, the findings
will he embodied ill a report to the
board of lonirol of the agricultural
with r -co in men da t ions.
e results to follow an intelligent
tion of President Kerr's plan
mid be of incalculable value to
monev que.,- o,.,.t,,, ., ,...,rl Irnh, r :,".,d
! ail (r. gen in general. The further
1 (ii i i , pin ants in the niovt n.ent will
be w niched with interis'. The com
ing i.iilioiJ development in ea-'c!'!' '
on con makes this pi... for promot
ing agricultural growth most timely. )
Wade Uh may make a. good assist
nnt ntlorney-general, hut h Is n.e n
phenomenal success as a platform . m
struclur. It is supposed that there are ene igl
Ohio aspirants for rablnet posl I ions nnd
other high offices to carry that suite
for Taft.
Would Mr. fieer resign under like
elrcunistaneesT To say he would not
have put himself In that position will
not he answering the question.
There is one good thing apoat a
phonog raph la eatnpaign speech if one
owns the phonograph ; lie ran !, it
of;' at any lime wh.ui be has had
enough.
The Kupeiie Register wishes to hear
less ahui.t Stat'Uii'Mil .N'o 1. 'I'll"!) it
should urge Senator Fulton and his
friends I, rCas-,.- their al'.einpts f,., over
throw it. .-
If fir. van can tarry Indiana and
Illinois and Wisconsin and .Minneso
ta and .Nebraska and Kansas and the
imkotas lets See, are these enough
vv il lain! ..New York''
Mr. Rockefeller's pastor says the
llthh,, Is full i on! I a, Ih t ions inid -a -i,
as. I'cihap.s if a ease could 1,.- mad-,
up Judge Grosscup and his assooin teq
would reverse the whole hook,
This time up In .Josephine county;
hoy of Pi shot for a deer hy another
hoy. Words fall to express suitahle
rend, ninal ion and , onteinpt for such
hopeless criminal fouls as these man
Hhuigll I ei ers.
'-
A Pendleton lawyer mysteriously dis
appeared, and has been .seen hy an ae
oiiftiniunee working as a waiter In a
.Sheridan, Wyo.. restaurant, perhaps he
Iikh suffered ronvei'sion, and is doing;
pi nuance for the wal'iug Hint lawyers'
,'ln ills have to undergo.
The Taronin Tiibune a green with
Til- Journal when il Mays: 'Kvi'iv
hody lalk the doctrine of good dice.'
and l!nM will he a prosper,! is year.
Much depends upon the stair of th
public mind. The genu of stagnation
is .-ontaine,! In the mmiso of iiiseeurlly. j iarom Uj
IIO 11 I .s v I i I a III" u l , I ' l I e i ,i , " ' ' , , j I Reef. II t
"Iowa ranted, decanted and recanted"
Is the way the working of prohibition
in that vale Is summed up In Apple
ion's magazine for .ci'temb. r hv Trum
bull White, who has observed the work
ing ot the luwa auti Honor law for Ihe'
past "0 yeais. According to his conclu
sions the situation in regard lo ll.pior
selling In Jovva Is much like that In
reference to racetrack gamldlng In New
York before Oovernor Hughes forced
the anti-gambling act through the legis
lature. That Is to nay the selling of
Ihtuor Is forbidden hv'the law of the
.-t.le, but If; pel milt, vl by a 1 1 I her law
il. rough the device of Imposing a fine
which amounts to no more than a II-
, clisf. fee.
This measure, which Is known in
Iowa as th mulct law. provides for
the virtual suspension of the prohibi
tory statutes if the written consent of
a majority of the legal voters In a Oliv
er Ho i. r com of the voters of a
county is obtained. When this Is
lone licenses may be Issued by ihe lo
. al authorities. Ihe state license fee
being $.;'". i, while the cities mav charge :
. eldi' lona 11 y whatever they choose.
I'mler this sysl.-m about one fourth
of the cotiinies 0f law-a. including most
of th. -ouaiies aloiig Ihe Mississippi
and Missouri rivers In which the minor
ity of the riti. s of thn slnt, are lo,-.j't,d.
nave legalized lUpinr selling It Is,
therefore, erroneous to speak of Iowa as
a prohibition state for a large propor
tion of the population live In i.'bmmunl
ties where .saloons are allowed to run
openly and legally, although the prohi
bition laws passed Ji", jears ago never
have been repealed, and in some of the
rural counties are still enforced.
An organized movement is now under
way. according- to the Applelon article,
to submit a constitutional amendment
providing for proh thl I ion to the voters
of Iowa. Prohibitionists themselves il
elnre that if this is done the aiie'iidm .-n i
-vill ho carried by from 30.00(1 lo r,ii.ooo
majority. (in the ,,lhr hand those who
.'lie appofied to p roh i h i t 1 1 1 ; , Insist thu
public sentiment against a prohibit, n -v
law hns been growing ever 5in,,. . h'.j
t resent law was pass, ,!, nnd that a vote
of Hie state would cause It to return to
tho lu-enso system.
How (he Wood Defends lite fbulv
will promote Hs gr
piness, h lima nit y.
'; r. and pull all
l p--s."
iwih Talk
prosperity.
,f hup- !
r for pr,
d
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it ir:
have
OI.I ACE PENSION'S.
R-)N"(JLA'r HAS adopted the policy
U of old age pensions, in a care
fully guarded law that will do
consldt ruble to aid worthv but
inipecunions old jiersons. This is a
reniarkable law. and indicates the)
' tendency of the age toward h'umani- i
tarinn and ethical ideals, and slimvs j
England, notwithstanding her eon- -pervaiism.
to be in the vanguard of
the inoermnt toward a pnaier do-)
fret id' ee,!;a'ity and for ) tterlrg :
the (oudUioii of the Jier u n iarilv sub j
niei'ci d ( lasses. I
But w Idle an old age p.- nsion law '
may wrk w . ; 1 in Eng land, I
pot dfl : I, this con n m . Ir b
)iosihl!i i ; . tor a long rim.- ; ,
b"cause It wa mi : ,1 dim ot b s-s.
un ons! it u : ii-!,a : . a;:, ft :s i
thai the r. m g
ehar.ge tin-
init the cum
powerless to effect no- . led (h,'i!ig. s
than Roosevelt was. Tii. Hepuh
lican convhtion promi.-cd Imp litile.
nnd t ven w hat it pr-'inNi v e .are
told. It should not be i ja i u ,1 :o perform.
On the otht-r side t!
e ,
Assails Klble Worship.
'hat t'.lble worship-- is a., h
ii atheism to em ;.t v tin , , . ?
c no try is ! he as.-., i ' a ,
i re s I-". Akn I. pasi-a , f i t
- l-"ifh Avc.'i l.al l -t
. it y II- 4: s-.sis n o . i ..
sol, W il V ! la- I '. t i- '.. ,:':
I above , r , i i, i s in - r ! ' ; ' a n
Oregon Sidelights
Many new houses arc rearing romple
lion in Albany.
Ifopplcklng will be about a week later
Il nil usual.
blood and
which it
i n v a sion
op.-lied up
in , t i
Technical
laboratory
They Counsel Dishonor
Prom the S' do News.
The fact tlmt ' there are men and
newspapers In Oregon yvho will brazenly
advise their fellows to "violate their
ptedgrH, is apt to csuse line to have
co'islderable less faith in Ihe honesty
of Or-'gon politicians and newspapers.
The N'ews has always thought that,
though m-Mi were Intensely partisan hp1
in liuslastle in pushing Ihe tnieresls of
their particular political party to th"
front, lev were reasonable h.Micsl in
th.-lr political action. Nor do we think
that men and newspapers would so do
generate in their morals that tiiey would
openly advise men. who had In-i-'i
elected p. office, to lommit both a pub
lic and private wrong.
Kit t. v -one members of the Oregon leg-Is-ature
iccepted election lo that ol'fh-e
pledged to I hot th''' people's choice
I'nlt.'d Stales senator. They entered
into a ln-.ial contract yvitb the people to
do this. Tho people, helleviiir that they
v.-. re men of honor and Integrity, gave
tl', in Ihelr voles. That Is to say. a mi
ioiily of the people so voted. Now to
have newspapers and politicians who
pose as respeeta hl- to openly advise
these pledged lue.nibers to violate Ihelr
pledges- to sacrifice their honor and
manhood Is. in our est irnat Ion, a ili'in
otist i ., i ,,n of moral depravity, which
ough! not to he tolerated In American
politics We believe thai men should
have the widest possible latitude In the
expression of political opinion and that
th-dr partisan enthusiasm should lino
fi.e rein. Hut wo also believe that tho
will of the majority of the people
should be supreme. We believe that the
perpetuity of our government can he
maintained only by!he majority of the
people submitting in an orderly and pa
triotic manner to ihe will of the nia
.1'Mitv. To nmlntain Ihls principle our
great civil war was fought. We were
llun taught, nnd the principle holds
good today, tiiat any man who at
tempted to thwart or override lb" express.-,!
will ot the majority was an
'iiiiv of tree government. i
The (iregoniin and a number of other
newspapers tlirouurhout the state, an1
endeavoring- to substitute Ihe will of
Ihe minority nf the people f,,r that "f
ih" majority. They nro attempting to
subveit the very foundation of our prin-
Pinky Pink
hin.iy dink
1 )( a U 'l.K.'it r;
Polled.
"V lint do Vail make it
"II comes I'lom West I
and you w Ill-hav e to ,, ,,. ,,
"I lood, v l f go, id. V ai l , 1 in J 1 1 ,
ill v ,!, ii i Wins,, n, si, id II ,d un -
III," Sl III1,.. Will nu, - Tie.,, I,
on n-e you were wrrtnn N. v , . jump
at r, infusion.. you Vr paid for Ihe lib
grain yourself. The nics.,,;, Indicate
no crime, bill possesses no elcin.nt ot
Ihe grotesque can see. of course,
that It was seal i,y some one whose
name Is not lioodb hug I ilngbal, who
w-rlies with a soft pencil and lakes me
tor nn es, aiied lunatic.
"Oome. Wats,.,,, -we will go lo Weal
i pper Tooting and tin, I this fullow "
viriveu in vv est I pp, a Tooling.
Holmes looked qulrkjv iiioiind., su aienic
''II ol""! his knees nu.l ..ainin,d tl: -paveinint
Willi a powerful luleios.-opo
"I li' ri' f some one In that house, Wai
son." said Holmes, pointing to a larg
hoarding luiuse. '
I could ki several persons al the
window, o I was .iwan ih.n lbdii..
was right iigHiu. ignoring Ihe open
door, Holmes smashed In a window an I
leaped Into I he room.
A fat m in with Hide whiskers looked
up In some niiiiizi-iiK tit.
"You are not 1 loodbduig Idngbat '
said Holmes In an b y vol, ,.
"Nn," replied Ih.- man, "are you '"
Holmes was rlgl.l again.
"I in. lire veil have a iv.ili-'i softer
from toot h.-icllc. that yaai use ., ".-if. : v
raror, mi.; ihat s, .ni.-tl, lug dis.igi
with you cm . tell vo, l !;;,,,,, hot
that's chough," concluded Ilolncs
The f it man glared. 1 have a wat'-h
chain bin no wato'i." h-- s ,ia. M .
teeth are falsv thoigh one of thetn m
broken. 1 have u.-v. r u ; sa'ef.
raior. 1 was thrown ,,fu of yulo
mobile on my I.-,, a- l vv o days ago. As
for something ,ls.-i r..,diig vvltli no-, vnu
are rluh' i m.- ,,f 1 la ut her ho., rd'.-i a
disagie.-i witli in,: hehc li Is ,h, k
Vo-a've g,. ,.ii.. i-iui.t. lb, lue s, with pi r
s Verr'tl- e oil may be, un. a del.-, live
Seine ,1 , V "
! I id no s ga pe.l. "Who a re v. u "" 1
al-. :
"llavvkshaw 'he id,-m," iipl; I
the stiang.-r. t. olng oil his lals. yy!,,
k.is. ' And Hie tel. tram?" said I bdlia s
"Just lo m, h-ov inn, i, of a thump
you t -oiil, I I.e.'' I -spoiah : Mavvkshivv
1 1 olmes no n,,l and bea I no- a,
mercifully. Its bald !o b, iiic lrl.nl
uf a hero.
(ill,
ot
I he'
phi'
spa.
.Ink rabbits are multiplying
m u-.-goti. due pa rip.. I ! -. s
,, t h. mild winter
III .
ns
li
I tie (Infer
d idat e nnd j da ' !' : in
M ,ilu;,i v.Pli Iruth,
t he .,ct foi in. I ie s-i
I hat he w ,
i: out i'.-;
i laves for
Mr. lirp::
h-u-oug!,:-,
( r;r !a i-an
if la vv rt
but
i
d
has been
it.iiea'es
d'-lit, won'
voail
ai, irn
roo-
, la
-iliki-!--
s or ila people ,.i:',
' it u i"h si. a - p, p. i -ii!
a lid n force!!-, ti i ,
.;. rh r-'-
11,111
:i-l ' ! '
1 ' '
ot such a law.
has iM't n r, ii
times evaded , ,r ,
jiolitli al em. ,.-'.
only in wai iiti
thereafter.
But if sui h a la"
tlonal It would riot
war pensions h rv
' ) I r i , Mi -I i t l; i
K"d. ihcit'l
( ase is a .
is bo' h a ii- j
li is sa;d.!
a' he Willie,
''i; phat i. alb'!
o-.si : do i a i i y
what i (I - i
!!' I' OlllltS.
aid, pretty
he ihlllO
i congress,
1 no doubt
i'i'l.v. No
as in his
ins
e plat for m
: ' laorr.-ii fr
i . 1 1 ' , could
1 upon to
'! v, ; T,-i f t 'in i ,
- : ': ' lie Hoi se
e t ;:) at hi .
" ia: I,' not sup- '
oij. ilf-osr KiY
I "' HI l'(K ' i "
i." ,a i v turn, d I
nv mor, tium ,u.
I , en ..a ia led th ,yv i
lai v . plus aiiig t , . i . ai
.e I i u s frt.i-i on,- 1.,
"! i the pag. s f
Aie,i in th- S.-i d.-n;
,7.1 1 e. "lie to be I
I I i t J I IT I t i'-ll !!,! !
Old ma n 1 1 , ,i 1 co. .t -
I I ,
of linn
la le-v eotnpanv form,
t ta- t rc thin i f a sa Imoi,
I.-lce the one burned ut
i ! no , 'U k h 1 y- organized .'
Ii has P, imi subscribed.
f-avs a ( airri'spondont, is jusi
a r
v.
y-!a. id. a :
tie ir I. i : :,
Khi'llsh I'll
t.l. h is a
It has cm
ill-- k and
!! s .-aril, i
com on.
1 fct , '-I vv r:
i s ilt in p.
icl.l.
In
n
d l,v
,. r b-
g r
1
vv . and p ,
III j I-a' . J
I, -a. lily and sure. Severn
additions, wings, pa'nt.
is vvoklii the right wa1 .
la,, , vv , . k 1 v p a per
on til
efends the l.odv against Ih
.f hact.-ilai diseases has
a field i n li In present infor-
an, i icher Mill In iis promise
he future. This work beeam- pos
e through .the discovery of the
i scope. by 'means of w hich the ap
idly fluid blood was found to be
,1 w'th floating flat, circular discs
i pa I,--v How color. "So minute are
f '.,s,-s that it takes .'i.Jiio of th.'in
e,i In a straight line b. cover the
i' ' ? aii inch. In a sinirle dr,,n of
'Id i tcei- nr.. rnanv miliions of these
ai -. i,l cot p as, . -s. It is -i fascin i! Ing
i, itig 1,. study I'm i jrenhl tion of the
I'd 1 through the Clpill:,,-,- vessels, b"
I me, il'S of lie- microscope The capillai-.
,1 rc-iMit ly I o 1','i.iai ion throogli the v I. of a frog's
cannery to i foot affords th, b st and easiest e
Acme has ! a inple, as 1 lie web can be m r t h-,1 so
ml all ihe-t'dn thai light Is ejistlv transmitted
llnouga II. Ihe capillary vcs-k-Ik lliim
j selves are so minut" in si,- as to he In-
Isible lo the pake I ey, . fader a
tii leroscnp,- of mod. rate power Ui'-y net
olllv heeome VlSlhle, hit W"e can I! ,) W
InleM ivl in ,y e r fl m e I, t l,v sneh fa, 'tie,.
W'ruid Mr.gaziue j Thev are enemies f Hie gcyernnienb
rrseari h on the;..,,,... h. -,,.,, rhwn th- n,,n-ei,ist i,..
properlios through I ,.Us- of their cre.-i ler si, here ,,r ' I,', fb,-
!,
eas! -
eight, i
new I
eh-..
,i g . 1 1 y vv i nl at a pa-u-.
'. r i d m li,,- history of
s , s Ih.- 1 J u aril . lis new
liii'ig-. st'eeti-irs and
Till,, It a r.-al little -city
pet ulat b n class.
!l to
n ,t -,
- , j y t I
!
I 'a v oa
lie' thn
i ,r:e i
. ( r ., has a
was made
int.,1 t,. ids
:o. al.d Wen I
it was for
ba 1 ;: , ,1 t,, ..
g, d , , a gin
1 ! si ingu ;s!i riassmn through ti
"Ian! procession of blood . -1
pus. 1"S. Aios, of these , -1W are of thtW
, i 1 1 1 a i disc variety already mentioned
'!''. are the so-ralb d ' i e, . -Us" oi
. orpusi 1,'S of the blood. li, . a j 1 1 1 n a 1 1
s cell of anotliir yarletv w i 1 ! ,,. seen
I' Is :igh!er In ' olr.r than lie- r, o ,.-!( I iri-eon closed lo is entrance. A se-m
trranular in structure, and in it is s- en I lug neceysity at the present time, it will
a central dense portion known as lh!fhid that the people will deny thm-
necespily whan It becomes darv
lo their moral nnd pollthxU
, epee
Huppos,. Hn se nev. sp! perp and politi
cians should w Tn out in their nefarious
designs" Suppose they- e.'H! find s.'Vrll
or eight irieinhi rs of H'.o l.-ulslature,
who are so devoid of honor that they
will violate their pledges'' What would
he the mora standing of these pledge
violators tn Hie eoniyiunitv ever after
wards'.' Thev would be ostracised and
mined morally, f iibine tally and polit
ically. They yvould be compelled to
cay a penalty many Times tun great,
-y.-n for I heir treat dishonor. And what
ought to In- the penally of these news
papers and politicians who are so In
dustriously eiidea vorinir to accomplish
Ihe moral rird political ruin of th"se
legislators elect? The newspapers
should li- rienl-d entrance to the home
of every honorable citizen. They should
be looked upon as enemies of govern
ment both state and national. Poll 1 1 -elans
and political bosses who thus en
deavor to Fiihvert the will of the paplc
should he relegated to the shades of
obscurity. They should be ostracis-d
an a driven from the association If cle
c( nt and honorable men.
If Ihe Oregonian succeeds in debauch
Ini? members of Ihe legislator- and over-tui-ns
the voice of the people it will find
I lie doors of the honorable people of
irn !"iis. Ii is observe,',
e.Iis keep close to tne vess
III. y- move more slowlv- Hun
of red cell, and that 'iiev
iaia I .-. r of Irnlcpen,'. m
i-wo
.-Il ns
pi .
, lido
i fort
and 1'
' to,
S, , i
' - o - p 1 n g
f rt. iln
;,, times
thn! these
'I wall, that
the current
law e n .-. i
m- iv, met' !,
the power to ciamgc in shap,
Now and Hen we see one of flies. ,.dls
stop a. I ' ok. t iler , and a-'hele to the sli;,
of Ih, 1,1, o,i V essr i As W, vvat- ii yy ,
s.e iha' tp ,ell is changing in ship,
The "arrow, profrnding portion pu-i ea
its vv i v tatough the cap'llarv w il;. an!
In a 'hot! lime the entire cell lias
flowed i'lto the issues outside.
Fisliiii", Around Newport.
Prom It'.- N'evvpoit Mail
There are phnlv of places vvlare Mm
can see Hie ocean ami rn,, a s, a br. ,-.
Hut Newport, besides having Has- al
trsctlons at their l--st, has ben touod
Hils season to have one greai sp.e t
which gives fun and food to nun, in Ms
each day.
1-dsbing 1, now n fad.
I'oi meilv fishing with h,,,,k and Ilia
found devotees on I v among the masi a i -dent
follow .us of l.s.iak Walton. I'll
government wharf had. Its coi-iie and a
few faithful ones fished each tide off
IMcl. can's point, but now ever-, b, ,d
flsiies. Hundreds of pairs of dattay 'aa
shoes hang over the vvaiers of Vaniiina
bay accompanied by hundred:- ot pails
of masculine bonis. Kroiu 1 d s.-.oi. i i b
to the life saving .staiion it Is. Il.-Ji,
fish. fish.
If Out on- or two varieties vv,!,
caught, the eov, rt might soon fall to
inter' st. Hut , ,e h day sees Mini- iresri
specimen of flsii lirought up on s,,m
body s line and nobody knows wla u be
or she is goiiiu: lo pull In a -'on-pound
hiillhut, a I'.-pound flounder or a huge
skate. This week tho following varl"-
lies llllll' l.i t II laUU'ht elf tie- vvii;'! ;'
ha, k of Ho. Mall oi l n c: K!,. under, so, .
perch, soiia v. fish, kelp, torn ,-,.,!, ma, k
ciel, l o. I: . o.l. lingg. snappers, bass
Add to Ho se varl. 'ti s of edible fish
the many nonediide ones s(,,t. s. bull
heads, dogfish and one unih rstaiiths the
great fun iveryhody gels out of sitting
ui a whaif In iiic warm sunshine,
fanned by the gi-nlle sa bro7ie wlHi
all the. gorgeous tperta.le ef Vmiuina
bav b. foie the ryo
More ailventurous souls fish off tl...
jetiv or bevond the bar. t, ringing ia
great loads of rod and floiind. r. i't!iei ,
find plenty of sport In tho many Iron
streams around, and others, of evireme
leisure, slmplv vyatch the pools In th,
reef for -st raved fish left by H.r lid-
Tills Date in History.
1632 John I.ocke. author of Hie "K.
say on tlm Human Pnderstajiding."
born In I-Jnulanil. 1 'lol tie re. ( h-toh. r
2 170 1.
116-1- New Amsterdam surrenlcred to
the Itrltlsh, who rhanged Ihe name to
New York.
1TT& iletieral Suilivan d.-fealed tli
Tories and Indians at Piiiora .V y
1 SO f - Oliver V udell I b, lm.-s.' .;, rp
eon nufhor. born. I 'I, j i.-ii,b. r 7,
1SSM.
lM- d-iheflo pavments vviu-e suspend
ed In Phlliulrlpl la
P:19 -Abhy i lot, ainsoa, famous sing,
or. hor n. I bed November J I. J s , j
IS72 - Kevere slorni and hixh ti le did
great damage along tiie New Kngland
coast
1SS3 Th Fah n I ion army began op
era! Ions in (.inadiL
lSiiT- -The new canillever bridge ie.
course of const in ! Ion across H e S'
laiwr'-nce rlv r ,',, r i.m, l.-r, coii'ipse!
causing the deal,, of nearly 100 work
men.
s"lv rs
g. reus
w .-i fa r.
It is net a matter of whither CJover
tior I 'b.'t in berln in is elected or defeated
to tl,,. office of I'lilt-d Stilt's .senator.
He is bat an Incident. It is the matn
ten.i: , e of the principle of "Shall th
p. ople rule" tioveinnr 'hamper! a In
a at m ,st. Ive b. fore th" public but far
a few vnri, though In this Instance
I c Is in the enter of Ihe limelight
'-a.-. ...... ..I.l. ..r frem b-..-f.r ,.o... 4 ,1...
vad.e'of the people must be' "eternal. ' I i!",,"!,1nl f""'. rat ic I
Ibubl 11. Hill's nirtlwlar.
Divld lleon.'tt Hill,
RtiMes senator from V,
n urn tier of y . a rs
n
P. k . r
leil'M eibnt New spa jars.
"I
T!
,1'fi,
They now amount to
w a rn i n c
Ininior.s Tore than
time in on r h 1st on .
ended 4 .1 i . a ago
have votes. ;,fd -p ,
male fiem!- w 1 h
BO fii:.ei vxiui ! a
law be pass, d
power mo.. 1-1
H tui o ; ii
ears 1 r
ftUir.'i.y :. ,
1rn"F;v"T5( r.. a :
tunre or li .-. ,,
ttint ami it, g croups
! bo nuch extent tf
t a r !
-l.i an
UT! I'
M- -i-
i.iar 1
a II -. pet I II . I !
dig!: lie w a :
Al! old noii
on;,-n have
' ii'h'f. and
:-.g" p-ii'i..!)
In !a:'y In
i i- large. 1 '
: ' I his )..d,c - ! v 1 l-i s, .in, cases ,
r suiting. ;u i. : ss , and apa'n i
in th. ci v. vi: ' i - - -1 ' .. -. c-j - n.H
'o s;,, a(i of -, o' er ,-H of t a.
' .ift r ' - ' 1 -. , t ' 'l.i' is r-- 1
i pr, I re-h . , , ' i i r . . ',::- e , ..; a
, .! , a : , (,i. .ui 1 1. i.-.k ! . r I and ',
b. hind t hi .ersiM.a:,; y i '' Mr I at i
,-.s the '!,- ro ' need to a-.d p
would be fullo- to (Jo. i'.t.:- i ;, r rt -t
o -v . , r. ii th p. isonaiiiy of Mr Pry ,-,::
t , t '
, rid. ' !
"f I ,.
re' 1
th. -i-v
die . ir--f-tor.u
i
d
of
had '
l,
U e
ii ,',a
: i
Hrynn on the Tariff.
tn th. 1-
1 - ' Ira.
v ! day re
1 1 ,1 .,
,; I 1 .
! an, ,tl it 1. Igt, :
"v, rt-ik. u 1 1-..
1 I k.n i,m,.
spa r K I
"hi aa
e s! ai
! t m h r, I"
w ! ." ,i
FT II f.
- th. I!k
will I,,-, f ' a r
and t'-er- 1 i ,
a : r. a i 'a 1 tffls vr , 1 ! o
t'c t - t 1 , n an v -a
v i ' . p' o irt. r. d - :
is f . : ..fTiinB!!'it f'eei
! f f. t I hat t ' : jm -
prd v. !J t.o or" . f ' ' r
s n t ' .- T n 1 ted State.,,
' a ! v I rr o, ra t.
t.tKlll
m:vs yon pstik
( m-A .
T'a i:
-.'. vi'
veurf, l.,l
i'.n Ir. this
T
ila
fovnln. LKUlation in tbf" inw-, (,,T .,.". .1 Vt
sfl ltlil lu,K.. ' '"
. . , , - . i -p ni..i,i .'in' , f
1'flAA t Cs-V i 1
- - , - in-, uu m m i t o
1 vBI will not be no i-muilj n)nd-
4 a It would b h rp.
At '. -Utte rti'ta il, I
-tetflllrwi hy rbt'mthm;,tRt
I hlirner and rutlirlft Ibf world
rr. 4 A If ftr m &c.S of two.
. I'liH IS I he-!
i i'f-, r, '; 'ii- a-
:! at President K' rr e'
trt' ii :f urar c-,p t
h tl.P acr:
r's at U ,,-r, c
r, lint the ofi-tapei-a
(rt, ment in a s-. - rr :i,
np'-rlmeri's for if..
rthe tate riimatlc an4 si
tlor, tn thf part of tbp state vr.ry
idfr In tho fliffrrer.l dictri. l. r-
io :: .
he fins
e is In
r, in : a ef 'or: 1
ion r.f tho c" v
' iC-i'-Hta-al
asicri. part r.f
r-'i,i!i-
rat r
: ' - a
of ,
! . r
t
sr I
- !
W
rt
y . r-L-H a 1
i h- - r ' 1 v i.
- r V , j- t
, of 1 r' v orc-ir
p.- rr.-rM t.".- ! r, t Sei,;- t l.t.
. " iw.l- ..s-. 'y ' r.v
... o ii, 'rp' t '. 'I r-ei. p-, rr a". '. 1
t: .- r -!tt-. '-! tie ' i,"ic" 1:7 i
1 r- i r.:." -1 j 'a- -1 v " X-
(,. -r, ,r " of tv' pT'
I'tinir ! :i . f a f,inl!y ef
Hr ' ' ' 1 vhe gr r,ff s
b, TtcT 1 d r,c mctp,-,-
fJt'br Tfc. co,- rr.rs'.al
! ' h a I ,ict f. tie -v
f d k e. ; a w.l t - ef j , r,; j,
1 r' t" : d -'" t r' Is r T -
-- S. s;t,,
' m 'a ' s, . f'!,p
. 1 ao-n , - - r t.i tn . ..
r'n f .-;r,t -a...,.
v t'-V and a oh w w,iryt
If c,n,.f jr - ; a r.m-
r-'v- wa t' . f n pi tr t.. 11
"v 1 n ! r-pvll!-
d ia no polls Star, 1 Po p 1
i say Ihat the people ,.f n
regard iess of part', afflilall as
i i iaige t.art of Mr ilTva.n s
at1is Moines ,'ti th- mrit'f wnh
in, ie sympathy and approval than I'm'
e-ive f.-li for the laiiff utterances ,f
: Mr a all Alt), ough Indiana I" ml f...
fr -!;i,,. it is in the main fearless and
I ia ii.iiiiin, o In Irs political thinking
1 ,1 a it n-nrmiffhlv bellev. In tarif r.
! 1 . :.n both as a practical .,!cy and as
1 t iinctiir. of tr.lr.-mi from exlstinu
a: iff wroT'uc and atlus,',-.
i-, I'e main Mr Taft pnsMlr.n ! :n
a ..rd will revision s n' i:i'"T. . sp
".I t l is re-, gnitlor "f tl.- ,t" cmr
1st- " ' "li . ,. ,n . . e I '1 n Ir y tsi If f a 1
,,f tie . '!,,,!, 'sgcrneriC h b-h Inordliini.
.th s ladules glva? to monopoly r if
'. d.'i-iretion that the tariff n.l r.
v!i n npwBrd In some Instances with
t any sp-eif ication s to hat thoe
1 tfe--n are. hsfl a diR'i.iietln aspect
. f That tandptlsm with hlch th peo
; '.e ,-f Ind'ar.a hv loiif shout Ml the
pin p,,thv and ptten tbev r had
The ,'mpi Iruth Is that Mr Prin
w!h sia creat skill and rf aource f ; ne s
.- iditir-a) rtbatef. has urv .!.. 1'
Iv aid (ft -h in: v prc""!t,l th t' .an, is
.t-i ! 0 tariff revision In 'h- Ir!
S In defslrtsl. snd phrfwdlv s.-.r
in ,i. rdly tla w ground with he sil
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Port Oi'ford ns a Summer Hesort. Idnih-i
I'nini the Purl Orford THhune In Hi" I. ai d :n
NVHing on the foothills of I'uriy '"It.v .altm-a v ,,1
',,'intv and overlooklnir nature's rrnnd- ' 'at-r !.' vv is f
est dec, wa t.r harbor between Frisco 1 1 , ..l.t.- ( 11,,- and :n
nnd !'f sound, lies Port Orford. inr j "'."'t.-d to ! c. n .i. i a-.
on-ing per of ariv summer report on vv'iicii body I e v. a .-- ,.m ,
(irege-VH loavi, If not on tie- I'a-i flc ' , r"'h" ' i. In Mr II .11 vv a s
Ib r natural places of beauty and wi,,i. : x'derm-in "f Pbmri and two v. 1
d, r are unsurpassed and when man has, be he am.' niie r of thai i ll
d,ne his part In making them access- "" publh ..fl. wii I'. at "f
I'd.. !,, ihfise 0n pleasure and re, rea - nnt. governor of ' Voik t.. v
Hoe t,.-nl tiiev nil! be appreciate.) an! eb- !-d In isr, - n.t In 1
vi'dt-d yearly hv large crowds fr un succeeded llr'-.ei (by. 'ard 11 t
Ihe interltVr ' rrnr"!iip i'.ov. an', r 1P.I1 was .
When gasoline launches plv on the In H.". and 1'-. and 1 ie
lak, and bav the f sh.'rman. Hre, , f the I n.'.-d St..'. s..,,-,..
, U'.ni; tne speciiU 1 b,a.'ieR r-:n pi,,, li's r-i , r- ti-irni f.,m the s -hues,
If to H" ndling deep where t"elbe Ires t ifc.-ti lll'l- n -1 1 . lirl
ca'ri, S t:n!:mlte, at d ex, Itement al l I H'" aff lrs.
h.nlih and exhl la ra t ion to the spur : I
and no where on the coast can a smaTl '
boa' put to l with m"re safety thai!
York and f.
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When the
nt this point. The bay abounds In small)
fish, sic h ns snnpterii, kelp fish.
with an oecmional pr.g to hreak ta
me.notonv. and hTe th morrt timid tf-t
t' etr pick. Mie n-jtM the hiifhrrv red- I
fish, hsiih-.it aid llrx lav In wait for
H, l-.ook f'f the vr, t urefiomp
The agte lined beaches with ta.'r
n irkl'nt grrts anl maiv-f ,j.i rnr,,
n,i th b'itlf.il drivo to ( pe Plsn-c
w'ir the HgbthouBe snd wir-lp pi-
1st r ..-
ri h-
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r.if.M.. of ihe WTnoeratlr c,:1.. 1 n , 1 "k.i ',..!. 'Z
i?X?JV,t tfTh. .-S.Tr ?M.!! m" ' '' th- "sportsman a m'ng
in avlr.e tht If th issue Ir tsi. ram ... .,r . h. ...
- .- . - -- -.. -- 4 th
h.r "t rortn rr Mr limn !.,"
We do.iht If any plsre on the ro!
I hKm hJf a ttiiny natural dirraior,
ror tn tourist mm rort rfor1. and
".' p. a i- hlr "t fortn r.r Mr
hr, t eld Pourtyin tanornrtm rep
t"t y.j Pr,tor Hsntiii nr I AM
rt'h nd Rp.r!tt1ve Cutinar,. Pyns.
i' i T;iil. 'h t' of ImJiir- would
for KrynB am) Krn at th Novm
b r flection
only requirement to
rimeau v!- fur on are not ,.irVr u' tfc
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!r hvt til Mtnnot. j 1.eeeci r r4rt-lrrtrir t!rt l to
kf'- i a Im'rat hl H lh Mtaflibsj ,y ! Jan r-T-s'
jr.Kf..n a er))!4at orif-tr tf 8hiTt.li.
iw.,i,in tkt. i o
hrn the rt.llr'va.l brths Mf ht,,
this covirtry. then. If not hfor son-
erf-rprlrur rplrtt will fntt. th situ
ation ami r th lmoir Mm um
kfww-k. th town will rli out of th nl.
rvt ad atari aafly on th r ad to
proprit jr an r'trUbl rsxu t ior bo
th map. .
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lurg uni attnill trn"to nf I.tttI, :th
rnpine ti buna h'r uht fn n
mfT.Bp nmnunt of (lar1 wr. )nr t! '
pPt ynr. aln hw 1n1i;tr!r' in t-,3a!ryin-r)
hv ir i "rviiirR
pjitur" fnj th!r dalrv hprrt Kl
rortlnu to rrA'r in Ti"1' w' 'm
tncy hav a.1lt imal lmi t" f 1
Ift;1t th fstrt IhHt fir' f . J C
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