The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 04, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE JOURNAL C 8. JACKSON. .fabllabef -I.. aiaattl an . v. . - - - r- . .. 1,1 n-rr Sua.- nwrnlu. at Tin jwra'i, u. it out v pahltaar' rtfty tnr riflh aea. iaaOilll aira-u. rnt al ft. a rjAaftofflr at " traiianalaaina Uirool the Baalli ' "' SEI K1MIOKKS MAIM TITS. All a.-MiHeaate reertv-o "T V Ma ad. Or.. Iw at-coad-cUea VII 'a- naatrat,. tha 4na l,.t Bid office. It 2444: Kt A. OMR, A-aOM. hm another. rlmrnt yoa rapt. mil CI UN ADVEItTtSIXa BKrBKSKNTATlTK headedne-Hs, The big men of buB,-I censing power to auDoreaa uch' monooo- ness seldom desire to be displayed I li'tio practices aa the charging of vari before the public, ; And whatever ,u" Prlc according to locality. Vub Mr; Harrlman a,Va of railroad build- I '".Itaeif .would hav a reatratp- lag. the public will get through The jtr wu"".,' f ; . Small Change 7 ' . 4 ' n - - , . " . ... Prohably Mra.' Carum' had reason to.l . - i ui- av, . v '.- ;")"'.' i 7 7V ' 'u LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Journal. ing erect, and experience under pub- " i"" cant tne camDai-n be Dried onea.'no iw aide t tba a,..-, i. .,,,., .i;.7n ...' .. i' ... i,..i,i. I a" a- -m . - - I I- . r , aiavweaa in I I Uil l UDr IU U I CO H I UV a I saaa-n T.4FT AND SCOTT I r HE morning - paper, apparently having received , a "hunch" frpm same quarter, remarks:' ' "Should Tart be ' elected thr Ih much' nrobahllltr that Cham- Tr;tri rTn."y.w berlaln will not be. Should Bryan be tor.: jouT-oa Bore Mutiui.cM2 I elected to the presidency It may i I fully thaa it la now instructed respect-lhow In Oregon f ing what mora ma need to ha dona . . ... . , xowara limiting tlrqmol- era or gum oorporatlona. Whafa laltrra to Tha Journal abould b wHt oa l do not' have' to be put In operation in aimpaillail OF I ha nania arul ail.lr a thali - a I. i . i . . I 1 .lutnaVil. ad It tha I ha JonrDaJ plot a held Idle In the urban portion of I a atate. CANDID SENATOR IIEYRURX. Torn av O. the HittthanV ank r. maobina mnT presidency It may not obrr1MloTrmi br oall of to any addrmj be thought Worth the while Of Re v ta Uia Ifolt-d Statea. Canada or Mailcoi nnhllcana to contend about the aen- S' Oae rar. DAILT. ....... .8.00 I Ona 'Uoatta 0 - BTKDAT. 0b rear..... ....ti.80 I One month. . .....$ -S3 DAILT AND STjNoAY. Ona rear. tT.50 I One Hoth .. .3 All true, work la eacred. In all true work, were.lt but hand work, there Is something of dlrinenesa. Labor, wide as the earth, has Its summit In hearen. To sit as a passive bucket, and be pumped Into, can be exhilarating to no crea ture, how eloquent Boerer-ber ths flood of utterance that Is descending. Carlyle. ' UiiNATOIl HEYBURN. address- affected ill at tt.A' PAnnKHfton rrmvanHAn I . a. ijIv . . . , . i I iic innei ior dui fie reaiiy fJT inAnA A ffrit n rrolnof tha tm-I I . . . . . . . . . ':: ;:' a : , t.. r 10 -ca i:vet1 muuon aucaera-ia,,,, ,galn are not,, . euai w IW.' HIIU IKttlUHL IIIO HICC- I . - " " I VAI1P ta rvaaa. tA. ...i Ion of senators by the people. 'TheL.S'T cruelty to animals. declaration, "The people will gov- vian, ;, : , , , , w m, u uw,ra uo Jt en0Uf.h t0 dlBlru,t the be9t of Uemocratlc , catchword, but his I temperance reformera when money g-eta I m.. 1 .! a . a a. . 1 . I I lirh . v y v. the members of the leKlslature" who "u'e "rgumeni snows mat ne ooes - - v are committed by Statement No. 1 Pot be,,ev n gorernment by the I The govetnor ef New Jersey acta like whether Taft is elected or not? lg Lpeople. ' that bethinks them incau- rT' " y w9u,a no.a ... .vi. ... I nolo or and unfit for government. : I olthor pvprlt? There la no condition Id Ht mm about the preeldentUl Utm In repreaeotatlT. toern-w...n. Tie REALM F1LMININL The Aspirations of Woman. ijh aspirations 'bf a woman. What largo ejubJwt-'-and how. can one woman tell whut another as pires 107 Hut a. moment's .uu- frlendsc this la mortklv to little heart n.ltory. told In wa w ' Ka - -I i ' . Ti ih. Viii.. n. i....... .r .'lof, Improvements and denreaawd taxus . ' " " , " vuuairy ma avuuiai UWI . - , . I ""man, One a wnmnn II I IAif In ha 1 ....... . I UII ,111 ui U V ITIIIVII I a L' U V ivfu 1 . W AirniJ .. a,rr:r". ".X! oh of landa to hold for ncuu- moi ur life upoii -tlie, farm . h avlll av,.' fawa. ion..- , : cMet! Frr- f Kwts" Kew I '" witera ralurntd irtiaa uut Head ahould la lurreapou.imna are notified that letters e a aav I ; . on II la ... K.,ina. h. I- .r I "'!'" """1a la liith uiaj st the di- In operation, but 4n the 14 years a . hVih nri7i-.u? partial application of tha principle lias - tlence, by the presldntlal campalg". I f . ten n -opera tlott It khas d.'mons(rated give, you a 1 tt 'i.hl. er, V... !,' fc- .1,t;ru,?.uJr t0 Animals in the Country, that Increased taxes m land . exclusive simple ; . w, In order to set free the. speoiilatlve and Idle holding to- a reat extent. iviw, x.vtuuna nna not uie ninain iu publicans to contend about the sen ator.' What difference, can" it make to In the city -lU:.i"-?Ln.i u l0W piaaaurea. i,?'?i,0.ti ? '5 w-"' toati iDVthVboldin'g. already- exist- ? Sorrow hard evervdav oft.n rh7-J. -T" M" nd makes -way for capital and Jo- ner ramlly with ira every qay, often overburdened, not-1 .n..u.i m th nrm hii nn nf U..j wiihatandlng the faot that the poor anl- ;.rki. fins! iource thi ,'l,,u' "na "T own mai a reet tire rotted tnd mra tn al.". , " 7 . , . I inga and talents mucu work, soma - She worked foi" heart and brain an1 desires, hopes, long-, .,ii,,..i .- ,.::. . 1 1". .-. . , . .. I .. . 7 -:" aigiikw. o-uaui n anu are inirRten wnni K nra it Veiinmrv . hnwaver. Kw I ino . asnirnf inna f . . t rnngAta, Is- there any! protection In an,.h Wales, a iara atate of the Aim-1 eii.. f. "wnttl " rural dlstr eta for tha iw.ni- anrr.rin. 1 7,.,. ' ..i.v, i,...in. : n,. 'w""i especially to thoaa animals? Such and many other canes tlmea tha area and. attout SO oor eentl??'?0 COncelve'of the country. woman's Jle would uav In rnlv tn thin that I nan n and Hlaaen are both coming tol - , ' r ' i Portland but we hear nothing from To LlM.JIr.n Th nlftrle-a (a ahanlntft I Hient, but the trouble is that If We I . ,..k-k- ...ii. if unequivocal, unconditional. Taft's "n u"u wo U"T "" " I .l"""D , no proiongea ana elaborate i cuiumna IUI XUQU ffUU tUUUUI 1.1111 aviiuui Ul ' . certainly t need the attention of a hu- more population frian Oregon, baa taken ', " undestrabje portion and who mane .offloer, but it la not generally greater steps titan' Its neighbor atate fef.r. Jt f"-'Ctlona. known by the farmer to whom a com- of New Zealand In the destruction ot Lav- ' ,q-ulet' '"In-faced . child." piaini enouia Da seiM. . will von kiniviiand mononoitf. . witn one irirnnr : "" j- wuman. -i vaarnen oblige by giving such information to caption all the taxea of li shlrea cor-J'"' PfS;lL-. y P,aymates, with their your many subscribers ' through thai responding aomewhat to our counties),! ?f'"1 nd golden, curia, were election or defeat should have no a What Is a Demoerat? The man who I -M THE DEPOSIT' OUARAXT1' PRO- 1 JECT. a. iv.i. I congress, and of many legislatures. I nirirai i ri (if w 11 Liinii hi:i.iiiii linn i - . . . a : " J. taiiaM ' .ia ....n nd often other high officials, are "if i V?"'0 more. lh PryaoiToiiow.: uxv o uia.od vi aoiui s va buhhui . . i witw,H auuu. ,,,. I not true represeniaiives. iney n,,j .hat i. th. inf-rAnr-a tn he l0 represent the people, but drawn" from such a remark? That M"e Proportion . of cases represent If Taft ha elArtarl tha national arl- Mntre8ta. Combines- and OrganlfS- ministration will bring su;h potent Tlee flmrlr a9 snd irresistible influence to bear on PeoPe. . in one way pr. another, , Sl.lam.nf Vn . 1 Rennhlloiin mom- Swindling thetD. This iS notorious. Jefferson was ft Memaroaue aou lueet) mis-reyreseniaiives goii i"1!'. worm uwej .1 nAAl tn lta 'M.mi irnffiiAi ' luo , i. ' J" " " 1 drtvea when overloaded maranrlia tnr proporiion lo aaaeaaea 7,n..ilvr. V . " '- Ol my ln I Mr.' WiUlama of Polk county la get- turea tmantj? ffi? Sl!5!!,.J, than on other property. The effect up- v.? ac ' h mirror and ln a ting anxious. But the eple generaJly auStenanoT- er.11 , Ihi-."? n land uaers has been to reduce their aaplratlons changed.- Xet me but ent are quite, serene, . P Kiy ;u,;?"ancf.-a c or taxes but on th. 0idera of Idle lands. L. prayed. Btu3y filled the hours ,l,a- .... ... . : 3.lrJ, or upon land with trlflln, or alight lm- Llr:?.i "night booka. -contrlbutlona tolj?. Ind with knowledge in the swift caae of one val- I " Vjng daye of youth. . tax was Increased J .The necessity of earning llvell- , s bers that they will be Induced to vio late their "solemn bledge and turn DME bankers say. and Mr. Taft I,.. . vaaavvaa. v If ' w I SAIil. that t&a nrnnosed EUar- I Tl. nAn.iKllit noHnnnl nrtronlro. I UatJo nuu .,-- . ' I A 41 Sal. AVV W M - UltHVIlMl va a.aauawa a la aft-ld that Mr. Taft addressee v.ri;A: .Jt-iTO: ".I"? w-nn I Provementa with a mere pretense of I sua in use, xor i wished to store 7a,aj jr. 1 tuse, o increase xne fd dep.V,vl? .f nec,'"!""y auate- public needa. In the nance, cruellv beaten.- tnmiiai.il ui. l.ui .... awl nf lint 1.AtY. Tr.lt. (a n.lA.lniia I ... r '. - I CrUellV Klllea. Snv animal- anrf wh.aMA Ta.M I . .1 .. Inn a a 111 1-hak I nOOo tOOK rria tn a amal' .! an. ",uu"us lucu" i jerrerson was a 'demaromie. aava the I iv.'i "-y"1' iiviii a""iiiiai .v t:1" 1 1 ka..i .:. ' - ' - i tin v iii ax 1.1 1 a i:iihi wr m -gig. nr aiiisivaaari v Ar snw i afYani naai t 1 1 rxA r n ci m ri i Titsa umiu x aiLi Hinir. Hnn ina rrt a mAMta a m : a goodlanlroal, either aa owner or otherwise s owner to uae It. let someone else uai I her Voice, la still a benediction to mv ' indicia cruelty upon the same, shall, for It or pay the community a round sum j"?u,-l Suddenly It seemed aa if my de luifr. anty of .bank deposits would tion will somehow see to It that the fe,nator Heyburn desires to main into office bv the Dresent oreanlza- .i 1 i-i I ii a. I jii-. , t "a. '..a J. .slavery such offense, he nnnlahoH l.w lm. i for rhe jSiit of holillnar' ft uou iiiacuinerjr, ... lurougn party "-'"s: "" "'--P"'" orlsonment in .h kr.t .Vi V.. ,aV-aa3: aiAniv th metronnir. is exemot from conventions, which ?IimZL I viTn"9 "epu.D,,can1 dys.' or law.' but thla only 1100 dollars, or by both fine and prlsonment." r . Im- lead to rcklPsa hanklnir: Thls L.ni ,- nM. a . tain Intact, allowlng the masses of 1.5'"?.." ?.r.Ly. 8.d,8Aru?u' ""! . ... f . a nui va aaau rwym v r " 1 , . - , vi v aiiiLiniKii Bueiioinarrs zney usea conclusion ana ine reasoning oy I carried out, but .ratner tne win ori r; " . lo v ot ngnmiog roa men. slllitll I la a.aol.n An alaa. I la. . , V- 1 .1 . IU UalO UU KrCBier lH( l 1U KUVBI U" I - - "'"' , icowuoia, aus uut visa.. ue pgnj BUHHeS, WUU are 1U IUO B- - - - .1 Tr-h- ,.. th. ., ., I . . " l w In an avenclonal tnatanea-'anr-h a ro. I av. a , ,.M,a , ment than they do Under the Party LWJ..SJ...S n arrest a...ai.. .... .. .. .! - I mAni riA gvarom I m,A mi T lUfllll'll gar a na naagi faS neita lliradlA. I llSttJ HI trr 11 Ulllll " O " I tlon of cruelty cases: any one ' knowinar portion of the city to alt Intenta and I Pfciauy ir the ih. Tfaifi .iMLr". V. '-."P-V"? nurnoaea. annexation and extension of J ally and not - "J fha' dtv limita beina- iooarently un- : "Marriage V. i Uvll f WUIIIilLa I emt mignt follow,; but we tnlnk not I other "Interests j frequently. The average worthy I This Is Dresumably the program. banker is a man yery careful of the but we shall not believe that the good name of his bank and of him- requisite number of members of the self, , and if he had to pay a slight legislature can be bought by the ;tax to make bank losses good, It predatory plutocrats until we see wouia seem tnat ne would be an I f rom the result that It has been done the lawbreaklno- railroad? It has. auea one or mem ror 85 cents. machine system. Senator Hevburn baa. fis ha has -i ' i .vl For an BUUWU UU 1UI U1CI UUCOBIUUB, UIO I hp -a merit of candor. - When be differed iously misunderstood -on numerous oc with President Roosevelt he did not eo about talklne seml-Drlvately. but I we're not troina- to Anend a dollar un. fitond nn In Jho aonatn and aalrl what I 'eal we are. let alone, aatys Shonts. Are stooa up m tne senate ana saia wnai tne ,e t0 yleW. to BucJi lnaolent f tha rf 7,7 t 7tnnnr Z rtv nf T " Z . " to' say In the face of all the threats? tne more careful to incur no risk of I rr the Oreeonian were worthy of any 1 . . , , ... euch loss, and to see to it. as far credence in any such matter, as It is ? f ,. . ia.lul" " i If Artl9t Earl, hiat hJ( aff!nlty -ft na ho coM that nthair . hank. tnr.tr IL doe belleve ln nomina- only a few montha- of life together, what - -- - --i - uui, iub v'"'c""' tlons. or in Instructions bv the rjeo-1 ! wire wno. livea witn -him for .nn ai4rn r-iaira . s.. i a.1 in .i.a.1w i - . - Taftorganigatlon will actively en- pM to thelr representatlves. oi -In year8.hV6 -uffared ttona but it is honed that tha na.a ...... rTt . . . . " " itiiurr win maae a small appropriation, enough to employ an officer to go mruujnoui ine siaie wnenever needed ana prosecute cases of cruelty to anl. mala. . ' Land Monopoly. . Portland, Bept. ' 4. To the Editor of The Journal From time to time we hear T. I. .1... .v. 1 'a.. I"". .7 'a vi inv auiiii int B-. pl lts deposUorsust be paid out election in o off.' fund llected y a slight ta? the people's choice for senator, and poweo sharkjnatead lt ..,., it..v a a"l ' lwll destroy' lsnd monopoly, but th-jy Senator Heyburq Is opposed, to the hope to find some lesa drastic and red oing away with tho holdlnra and at the the small speculator From theory to practice "la sometime a long atep, but It haa been demonstra ted that toe theorlea of Henry George Mi.ana . iha oirt ' - rornoratinn. .. irouna ui. a vuuia onna ao an- it.atin aaama which In -various directions the suburbs j to me that those who can alng delight w-aaaa .-jaicin lUBjr lime realise. eS- r.'ns" simply and natur with. affectation. changed my environment ' - ............ i in a ram . . K n. . v. . . . - i ... himself lanown. . -.a t i : V" V ' . V' 'aiwrioua uia , The legislature has so far mad- n BUPI1?".V ""r Irc"n annrnnrla tlnn r. tha ...nn.i Z3 .1. I ion or i( miner luani u '"": ,"."!?'""""" mi mi a in tne eve nrS3 M?.a,rJh."."upP?rL0! th land except the weat aide, north of J nlnr left me no tfme to nJoy the muslo uam gulch, and south . or the ae-1 oi ine i Diraa. tna rragranca of flowers. levied : an local taxes upon linn l mi inn cmrm 01 mi wooaa - and . l hiillfllna. ma. 1 tlTWHTna Will, utaran I M . AM . been carried on. by private aubscrip-lchlnery. personal property and improve-1 my: aole petition waa 'OlveT mo eduoafedUwho understand. llHB rfath.! the election of senators by th, pec- v .vas. uv i0 money musi gubstitute for him some tool 01 tne fl ,zat, to the le at all, Bprtator . . --- a-rw mf vawa a- ava vaa a 1 1 I K I Mlfll 1 1 1 1 1 I in. I V . A 11 IB UCI AM aa. L UC I a aa al m waa n AT aa, 1nkn s-in kna I .f a.1 aa a. a . I --"" aiu --' " a- aa v aa a va nf tha, at. nf tha fotian hanlr T 1 1..". a7- uu ?y. u. : ouv in " an. f""!? SY.ine P.e.?P -..F0f- olutlonary way 'of doing a way with.th ... . ,7. . - - ' I Kiwun, ui avr "v vtvu acuaav, , onjy tn.e legislature to reiy on. Bomejc.v .V" t: z aw iuumie vus ot speculative will be 1 ab e to the extent of Its re- the rank and file of Republicans as da the pegople of Iaaho.ill show rr'Vwhoffth J.Jindldl,e foTsd'o'e6 permU rvvr-rc J a . a v uv ' , weU as oruemocrais, tninn or hi that tney disagree with Senator. Hey that the tax would-be very small, ti0w do they like it? Are the Wall burrJ. ana want. Eorr. 01 panaers wouia xney i street and corporation interests, in- n be who would wreck their own bank J Btead of the people of Oregon, toj "uvviciiou mcumaico aucioj i Qqna aaii uregon man 10 ,wiO' senate ,r , uecause ine. ueposuors money was And we are told by the Oregonlan r protected In any event? ; There are that this will result if Taft.be elect- 1 surely very few such bankers, and ed. Assuming this to be true, why tJ miCrhf . A T.rt MAMA AHjt A Ik... M-A . .... . ' . . I v"u' nunc, duu u vutio ,, isnouia tne people 01 uregon vote ior Oregon Sidcliglitj -menta of all kinds, we would then have! jtrength ,ttf do this. day's duties. For what New South Wales has today. The result would be just what Is taking place In Australia, adjoining atatea would have to do the same or loae new capital and new home-aeekera aa well aa old aettlers and factories. Victoria on the one hand and Houtn Australia tomorrow and Its needs I do not nrav.' Health seemed to me the aummum bo nim, and I ceased to remember that in bygone daya I had entertained other aspirations entirely different. "But the years are passing taster than the bird In its flight, and thoy on the other are both taking steps as are bearing me onward toward eternity fan! .aa tha iMimheranmA form of lecrls latlon will Dermlt to follow the lead of New South Wales. . Already the Eng lish house of commons haa four times passed a similar Dili, earn time by in creased majorities, which has been .' re jected by the lords. It is" only a ques tion of a few years when the Knaltah shires and cities will collect their rev enues on land values on! v. One cltv doing so compels the next to do like wise. . Will Orearon be at the tail of the nm. cession In order to protect a few tlm- oer ana runu grant oarons FORAKER AND TAFT. Lane county haa a lararer nron nf a-r. cellent peara. EHOLD the sublime triumph of YoUnfiT full-c-rown 0.rmak at-a "princlpes" in Ohio. No two plentiful In the Blue mountains. eminent ' statesmen like Taftl -v and .Pnr t-Ar - crtnld h tint U.,"" ""'"1 f?""0. "Kent at any mis : system wouia weea inem I Taft. whose success - would render I apart when both were so full of out., them politically powerless and leave Republican "principles." Each de- : So the argument that a guaranty them unrepresented in the senate, splses the other yet, all right, but of deposits would result In reckless go ar as the new member is con- personal sentiments must be subor- bafaklng whatever else may be said cerned? - dlnated when the "principles" of a tor or against the plan, and this The balance eff the-morning pa- grand and glorious old party make per's paragraph is simply lie diluted tneir appeal a jj rt& T i 760th time this tuna organixed labor the notorloua refusal with sophistry. It says "every one Mr. Taft says he stands first and near Lakeview. , ' " ?' the national Republican convention . ' - ' . . ,, . ' .. .. ' - to accede to the requests made of them knows that the vote of June was no most of all for the Roosevelt poll- n.,,. bv the American Federation of iAbor. mere surface objection, the first one indication of the people's choice." cies. Foraker hates and derides those hia girl waa held up by a highwayman, f Peaking on 6ehaif of organised labor that came to mind, calculated to u was "merely a juggle." This is policies. Taft . knows , that Forakef but Hidn't have a cent. t "e ?Zloh? J&Rl turn public opinion against the very nearly unadulterated falsehood. has-alw8ys been a devoted servant Kor the Becond tlme the oeop,e 11"' :SvUoVbyThheeynfutrth: guaranty Bcneme. and "everybodr knows" if to be so. of the corporations and special in- Medford have voted down a proposed er noint out the bitter and fanatical But th great, vital good point n was as much of a people's choice terests which Roosevelt has attacked, 1 franchise. enmity of Speaker Cannon againet or- abouf this plan the objectors, Mr. j as we shall ever get, and was infin- yet Taft needs votes in .Ohio and so in the past five years the postal re- lint In congress of their just demand is in tne Mearord poatoffice have Speaker cannon haa usurped tne ow- -to notlcr that denosltora wonM he l,i. 4V tJaaJa wnnlrl If Jhav BnoaavAlt anrl hia ranll-la. and nf tha. !-i.r. .i .in.,0,i,,,!' .lP. i.Ol.U, an I era ana lunciions 01 ine national noufic seems to be the principal objection -does not appear to be well-founded and reasonable.. It sounds like a Federated labor's. Stand. To the Editor of the St, Louis R- noW j public ;The charge haa been made that Samuel Gompers is trying ..to dragoon organized labor into aupportlng Mr. Bryan for the presidency. This charge la false: but, even if It were .true. It One Douglas eountv TT1 An has snM I would annlv'to the - whole 'executive 150 tons of Bartlett peara to a cannery. I council of the American Federation of a I Irfibor aa well aa to Mr. Oompara. The Douglas county is destined to be one re'ar Issued In behalf of the federa- of the greatest ?rult produclrtK regiona Uon ,"1 by the exeootive councl In the world ',.' "" wu as we,, a- hv frreBi(jertt Gompers vand .a a Secretarv Morrison. These aentlemen The Lost Cabin mine haa been found I p?i"i.fuJ1t i?eiJiJel?iZJ.Zi of renreaentatlves.i- These are all no- protected. When a bank falls the I couid pecure a senator from Oregon. I people bark to the senate. Foraker torioua facts. It la the solemn duty directly interested parties are the No majority or plurality wants regards Taft m a trimmer., a m officers and stockholders, perhaps a j Chamberlain," It Is said. -Then wump, a political mollycoddle, and This is considered by old timers and In- f." well a-the frienda of the associa- irafltvl wnnld rolnlxn nt Ma defeat hnt ha aians aa a premonition 'of a hard win-1""" " ..V'5" ill aneir juugmri-t. f.V . n . Aa n . V . . . 1. . .a J I . . 1 . . . , 1 . I 1 1 . . , . . . . 1 . . Idlnaia aa a nramnnltlfi. ' . .. . w.i ,a. ui.iucuyii vo vuv Jiauu, uu wnom floes a majority or piuramy 1 wouiu rejoice at nis aeteat, out. fef The oaks eve membera what. In their judgmei the depositors numbering many hun- j want? Harvey Scott? Ah! this name is very anxious to continue to serve aco'rna this season and where somewhat I i",.the b?."t ?2ur"?w.toipursu.e' a"i th. dreds, often thousands on the other. 1 explains it all. with my heart vearlna- within-:, ma tn do a few kindnesses to others before I ?o. - OUt of the tar-distant past 'and rom a -far-distant point arrie a letter from a girl now happily married.' soy. Ing: 'Tou helped me -more than -anyone else did at, a time when I needed help.'. - "She said that her first letter after baby came had been to me and that mv name was often spoken, and always with- gratitude.' Inexpressibly touched by her thankfulness, I exclaimed, Oh If there were only more people to whom I had done kindnesses. Surely there Is nothing more important In life than Just to be kind: to another." There. It Is, the heart history of a woman. Aspirations for beauty, for culture, 7 for talents, for strength to endure, and after all these. Just the de- September; for Outings. ' .''From' the Tillamooit'Iferaid. - If people only knew-t.! September lalalre to' helo others, to be 'kind. 1. 11.. '.. I Do. vou rail It. a droonlnc down in the irJ'T a' thJ'seali ; of , aspirations.' and at , th- tne Tillamook beaches. There, are no Uat a desire hat Is merely easy? 'Ah. winds in September and usually no fog. no. It is harder to be always -kind The weather is delightful, but many than to be wise or talented - or .to nfonia Ma.M..- ik.. . . ii , achieve some measure of fame. 'The people consider ,that August X ende jargest and best of all Is the desire to the camping season. This is not so be kind. In it Is no self seeking, no de- and those who hav visited our beaches ir. .to shlna. : . -r-- ' ' ' In previous veers are helnninar- tn 1 vlJztI V- k. - . a - j iinniv t io gaanuu y vv" v ,rwi, ucHuiy or our September I tirring- aeeau or iwe on.iiain uceun. (iaye, and nrolonrimr thfttr utav ii I out klndn we may au aive vitneuc inly. V,. i '.ii. . . . , " " - intt the ml5dlo of Uiat month. wJ :hat . dWerwMSt thr is in what tXTO Dtmnl'aV hrlnor hnma from r-aM.iMr - - " I aaawaaw avaia a IXVlCI tiuil i One cornea back tired, dlsguated. bored, ii. has spont his money, and doesn't ieei ne haa much nf anvihin. iM Another cornea back all radiant with k. ri j'Jwn,cn n haa drunk In and absorbed during every moment of hia aacatlon. He r-nmaa har.lr Ml.......t.. Hint. And In the end it is a stora- houae of aweetness blesslnr the de clining yeara as nothing else can. - at. at m Havrem Styles. THE SHAH never goes out without being attended by a brilliant and numerous ' escort. which only l'aa H comea back rejuvenated, i leaves him at tha threshold of ths An- icai.-sneu. inaDIred. a near pranlnr. a.Uk I . ..... t . nam, -- " i aeroun. wnere at r ' upon lira, xne coowebs. I . . t the brain ashes have been swept awav I The Ander6 Jaasd brain. Ha has been wcr anew.' ljire deroun, where he spends .his nlghta. un is the equivalent of the harem. It is situated at the back more of the Blroun. No male, with tha ax- mM net f 11 A. n AVSkl- naft fn baal, TTl , . V been briahtVn.rt .1.1 a,m laeal nv ceptlon of the shah and his eonucha, ambitiOT i?2newi Ad.u "harpened. hia Uv5r enters It.- It is Inhabited bv a tion m?s Ind Tha Sn htim " f vac- thousand, females ,of various aecta, lion pays and he will ask you ln turn I forming an orsanlaad hierarchy In a a v L'a v n i ii aa srriin sa a a. aaa a. 1 Which is better, that the few or the many should Buffer loss? The .bank officers and stockholders are ' generally rich or well-to-do men, whom a loss will not ruin, many of . whom. It . will not seriously affect. The depositors are usually poor peo- REGULATING THE TRUSTS. the corporations in the senate, and ln order to do so he must give at least a nominal support to Taft. W isolated the acorns, are eaten by bears. a a Astoria Budget! The high boat on the river during the past fishing season waa There is nothing new or strange in f.""11 iuLa: an.a..,ror a "V": HIL.B the Republican party, this. It Is a frequent occurrence. It four or five. His catch waa over four- tkV.iion without rcoresenta- press and speakers are and shows how Datriojts will sacrifice per- ?"Jn.." am"nt that he ha beaten tlon." At the present time it is so il. I.. Jl.nMI . I . I ... ... . .7- saiaiai a.i.aaas aaiiu llltireLura cunsitten win ua uuiwDcu iu iguuie sonai xeeiings ana laeas ana opinions 1 mat it waa a poor-season. fully realise that thla Is a struggle for existence ana ine people noia ineir own destiny m the nouow or ineir nan Had they failed to do. this "they wou be derelict in their .duty as the duly elected and trusted officers and coun selors of -organized labor. In "78" the the trust question as much land convictions In order to support pie or people In moderate circum-t as possible this fall, saying at most: and maintain the ever-glorious "prin stances, all of whose savings are in I "Don't worry; the Republican party Iclples." And the beauty of it Is .the bank, the loss of which is to will attend to the trusts all right," that a man who is for the Roosevelt r them a .cruel and often a ruinous it Is yet . a question upon which policies and one who Is against them tragedy. Mr. Bryan proposes to pro-1 millions of voters are doing more or j ean at once unite like two affinities tect, these thousands as against a I less thinking. And many are won- on the "principles." . few from loss. If the bankers are dering what If anything will be done against such a plan, why should the or can be done about the growing Mr. Chafln.. the" Prohibition can people who are or maybe depositors trusts. dldate for president, is no doubt a .'object to lt? . Mr. Bryan proposes, In brief, that very sincere waji," but the patent - Besides, it" is simply just that the no license be granted to corporations fact Is that local option laws through- 'depositors' money should bs abso- that control ess than 25 per cent of out the country,' are gradually and lutely protected. If this be possible! a product In any one line of Indus- even rapidly, dolbg away with what- Why 'should not the custodians of try; let such corporations alone, ever need of or excuse for the Pror ' people's money be responsible for it? I Those that control over 25 and un- hibitlon party that there may have The depositor should if possible belder SO per cent are to be licensed protected from all risk; the man who and regulated. Those that control solicits and accepts the deposits l over CO per cent are to be suppressed should take all the risks attaching I as unlawful monopolies. There are to Its investment. And by all bank- objections to this plan, of course; ers contributing to this end, the bur- any plan would be objected to as 1m den upon them would be lnappre practicable. But It Is. at least a ciable. and in order that It should! Suggestion; who proposes anything remain no hankers instead of being I better? more reckless would be all the more careful. .,' 1 Besides, Is time Of a strlnf ency, or threatened panic, the people would hot rush to the bank to withdraw their money as they did last falL They vonld know that their money was safs and would not loss "con fidence." it Is loss of ronflj-nce that- produces a " panic, and with everybody confident there could be no panic Backs would waiot be Ftrlpped of their money and would not be obliged to declare "holidays." Furh are aome of the reasons that -tppoal to rhs masses of people la uriVrt of Mr. Bryan's 'plan... Mr. Harrtrvto win come to Port-. 3r. i not as a frreat railroad mag rate -that' fa,- without pomp or dull.-, though of course be cannot tbr-w off his Irpcrtssce bmt as a rr!t' bulrm mm, far as a 1 'f rer-f r t i.--a Is cocrerseV; and :a --fi le ex?. V '.'t .l'. urcil lercl- Mr. Taft would hgve all corpora tlons doing an Interstate business register and submit their accounts to a federal officer, for publication If, he deemed this necessary, and all would be subject to prosecution. If they violated the law though this Is so bow.- The Bryan plan would leave most corporations free from regulation or official notice, because they are not ln the nature of trusts or monopolies, .while the Taft plan would create another great federal bureau with an army of clerks, and tn all probability would accomplish nothing. The Springfield Republi can, a very independent newspaper that" is Inclined to support Taft, makes these snggestlons: "Let taterstate -rpo rations rttatmi-llng- mora thaa It tr cent of tha rtd ict bo required to take oat a federal llrs In rrW to errr la latarst commerce. Tkea apply the Rooe-e-re't tlan ef mibalrtty te rwh corpora t hi-a Ha. raatrtrllaa, tkalr ala4 e. and tt, rrjaa t of !rg tf iall-i be?n years ago.- Since the country Is going dry pretty fast, what, more do Jhe Prohibitionists ask? The statement in the morning pa per that the two Judges of the first judicial district,, since the appoint ment of Judge Nolaud, are Demo crats, Is incorrect. . The other judge in that district Is Judge Hapna, and he is a Republican. Therefore In ap pointing a Democrat the governor only carried out his policy of a bi partisan bench. Now It Is reported that the de throned sultan of Morocco has won a victory over the "usurper tn a bat tle ln which a great many men were killed on both sides. . This Is war; killing off the people and taxing the survivors at the command ot two an tagonists, neither of whom Is fit to rule over a pffcsty.- Redmond " CorreSDondence of ' Rend Bulletin: We have to report the-arrival of two Important personages. Miss Smith' of Stokane, who will make a somewhat extended visit with her par ents of the HoteK Smith, and Count von Mulkey, who came Into the interior to look after aome business. a During the forest fires south of Bend Frank Kelley becama lost, and for many houra wandered through the timber, tortured-, with the agonlea of thirst and with death staring him In the face. When he reached camp hia throat was swonen so irom imrat tnat he could swallow only with great difficulty, and ma na-ca awunen nearly even with hia chin. He was In a aeml-dementod condition. He had killed a bear and a pud, anu nsa rarriea tne latter awhile. uuv.a BIC aaaraaaa.iv IVU well. saiem statesman: Who are the men who will get under the load of that aHayten railroad? The thing can be uoue. ii win una oniy a email sum all around, ir all will chip In. No thing would help Halem ao much aa tha building of that line, by local capltalj and Its operation by local people. 1 wuuia m no lira nun on all tha world that Salem ran build Ita own motor nna-a. ir mininrri are Slow about build lng and extending them. Senator Foraker Is as vehement ly opposed to the Roosevelt policies j as ever, but he will support a pro fessed Roosevelt policy candldatror president nevertheless, la order that be may continue to serve the aatl Rooeveltpol!cies Interests In the senate. Aatrrrta -atae ha a .abartal- rerlio ftallmitlinn. 1 A wild beast of terrlfrlna nmnnr. lions antv arreat fleetrurtlra ! i. cauaina consiamauon among all ranch era living between Poet and Pin creek, and ranchers are afraid to 1st " their smaller children. Stray far from the houaa. evea ln broad AarUa-t ian..h thus far the animal haa only committed hia orredatlona at niaht aaa. ik. LPrtnevflle Journal. It haa been aroend mere ior two yeara, bat can never ta seen at close rang. a . James Kershaw- ef antalnna r-w to kill corotea. takaa aa . bole la It to tha Cora and puts la a good ly amount of araente, which' he al lows to dissolve In tha hilr-a nf tha avri.aiSa,ia ana appia, 17a riarea it rr the-coTotea run, and elalme It will destroy thm as fast as-taev run aa-raaa i ne arr ""a. Biryebnina win atot prove SHCt-waful. aa. the cotoio can me!I t and oonaaxjaamiy ahuna the r"iaon. air. smmw has a iarre band t-f goats aboat a nls raaca. and haa rl-ared bis ae-tlon of the country by sna-aee cf thla atmpU roaa. ' A rall "haa b-a laaned fnT rally of the-Arkanaas RrWm Ptale la-0 to ho held In I -Hue Rnrk ant te rmr r- riat-s fer a whlrlwlnS nlai to tha rtfj-oMK-nn rampaiaa In that at at a. Jh ata'e eWlioa fnr g-Tma- aad f-'ier cf?irra wlU lt;d .Pepteraber it. " ' - . . called renreaentation without remedial legislation for the toiling masses. Wo have a csar in this country as well as fn Europe; he Is speaker of the house of representatives. With him wielding the gavel, and'thev Republican party enthroned we cannot even hope for enultv. Then why not advocate change? When the csar of Russia reads of the cower usurped by Speaker Can non. he weeps, not because there are no moro "worlds to conquer." but On account of there being a bigger csar in the world then he. Mr. Editor, ia It possible thst in a monarchy an ap Deal for iustlce on the pert of the working people will find a more ready response than In a republic, with tho ReDublican party - In power in .. all hranrhea of the national government When the English Judiciary were guilty of judicial legislation (the famous Taafe Vale' decision). parliament promptly came to tne rescue of organ ised laocrr nd passed a-statute which destroyed tha errect or tnat qecision. -W. Aa WHKKLINQ, Cleveland's Private Life. 7 . "Interpreter In American Magaxlna. Tha lata Mr. Cleveland waa the con stant victim of vilification aa to hia private habits. Tou would hav thought. to near nia political sncmiva una, ui a barroom loafer had been picked up from a aawduat-covered floor and pushed, drunken. Into the presidential cnatr. ine tbci ib maa air. ucnaun araa a man of nrudent taste and of very onlerlv and latterly even pious nanus. tfa kora tha- aaaaulto on hts character. baaed oa th racollertlon of rare early lapse a. with great quanaraity, but ha WTlthod la private tinder tha Invention of malignant gossip about hia family Ufa From what I knew of Mm per sonally i Dollars mat vnm injurious atorioa told about him war faiaa, and that ne man desorveoi to bo ramembet mora raspect fully either as a atataaman or aa a orivate cltlse-a. After bo left th presidency he became mora Indif ferent ta the-llbola a hia character, but I don't think ho over forgav tb particular kind of enemy who lavented them, or prayed for one day leoa In hell for hia fl tractors. It waa not In hi nature tn get over tb wound a of pri vate mallro entirely, and to his dying day bo would .apeak with bltternes a hoajt anen who were- not worth while talkln abnnt. He told ma once ha had taaan aa dlatarhed br tha personal a I -taf ke on hiss that ho aorloualy thoucht for a while of realnl tba praaldory. Tet I think ha e-rrt)y nourished aa ambition for reelection. a m i A sgtit to swlti th northwestern j atsteo into t ha Democratic column ia holpritlinaJ by the Domea-ratie na ttawiaaVawrimtttea. Reports race I red at tha rmtiimlUao keadqaarters In Chlrso Indlcata. tha leaders aay. thst Womana and ether -ata tn tha mont!n rfhn fr. M-nro:lr! batt i around for the I rr r ra t a cava tha amh i ..!- - ualv shana and hi.i-. i . arratuea ana nonora an.." terfly- fit 5av 'Zk." lnto m but ?rred by th ahah on it, I betai. anrf Trfiin.r,eibd to open UP cou't Ther la PPBtltv trn JI.a ..ir .V,1. rragranc arid I treasurer, th grand l r-,alr-. -. "" apanmraia, tne snimi mir a-a ana nalnto PnuJ.a?.lnd that cfrrlagea and palanquins .the grand tnla nf h?inj? " s.r ftt n,1,er3r tress of v dally ordinance, and others, ia r .l0 en3' Vou "elf f Above theae are th favorftea of princew !&32ZL? ln 7o the .!' grades and honor similar to those eon- tne memDera or tha lady high beautv to thiVnrLf 'im ano i treasurer, the grand mistress .or tn tha? counVv rand-keeperof th. you aro goir or cnarm at Resolw r that ; you' will 2n5'.out 1 ,lL ly blood and th favorltea of noble or with Hche. tZUt WJl Uo l"d.!." wr origin, and the mother, the .is- v. lujt, imrs. ana aausntera or in snna. jott all co-exist under on law devotion to . .. . u . w . ona k. I au? B.ia.a. ... ' a wealth whlchTn.. ni i.k. , W"T 11 happens aometimea tnat in oraer iio- wnicn does not Inhere In the I to iha tntanaa heat, which la torria at tne Daa or in .rjorous, in .Ku ...kit.k.. ... .a,. au.l rmn , -rv . . aai.aau caiawilBllva a. uaaaa.L. via - a. .a, aaaaaaav inls Date in History. of a river. ' When that occurs he is ac- 17515 Public announcement waa m.'. companlod by the ladle choaen from of the exile of the AcadSna from kI among his favorites. Their costume la Scotia. ---caaiana from Nov complicated, and not too ample. They 1 1 87 Charles Townshend th RrKi.t. Wear a bodice yal half closed by What stateaman hn hn .. .r"'n are termed "froaa" acroaa the cheat. It Other commodities brouaht nho.ft th! reachea scarcely down to th waist,. American ravAliiiu. .1 . . . , . . . "-- A7"'',an, revolution, died In England a a a j - Haningri.n rnMa.lA.J UIV showing the pi rah en or chemisette. They wear a short skirt about the earn lenath aa that of a ballerina, arid main tained In noattlon by a Jupon to match. law lne American shin intranirf tainea in noattion oy a jupon to matcn. own i tip in the harbor at Tripoli P n their heads they . wear a square 1806 Cbarlea Pettlt. assistant ouar- f,chu tied under th chin, their plaited rmaster-general of the - continental ,ia'r falling on their shoulders and worn near term arms, died la Phil-.. 1-11.1 Amwell. N. J., In 173. iii uf0" Home, noted Scotch writer d''?1,-tBarn September 11, 1722. wr,"r 187 An extra a-salon of the I'nlted States congress convened to devlsa T.""i:? to relieve the flnanclal em bar Preai- rv rt Ida ou.a- ury. establlahed-th independent treas- rassments of the j-ountry. 1861 Ivl Woodbury, who. aa dent van Buren'a secretary of tha ury, establlahed-the Iridenendant Jury system, died in Portsmouth. N. h I1! kr efforts at im0.?". "t0WB' K' '"-be; mak the matter 1964 drnnrl In down their back. Old and: youn. stout or thin, they art all dreaaed alike, t St St ' Cupboard Sanitation. SOMETIMES a 7- housekeeper finJs that food does not keep -k-ejl lu a certain pantry or cupboard. She haa It scrubbed and kept In a conti nental atate of alight dampness, . but cleanllneaa -eeem 10 worse. And they real ly do not hel. th condition, for In some way the place haa become Infested blockade at Mohii. ' "r" n the with mold pUnta. and thes thrlr won- llPre.lrf i i , i. j. derfuUy In damaneas. In such a case. lama' "'ble enemle,srm -o sncreaaes of Farraut at uk u a r. Vr".. " 7." . " Sherman at Atlanta .V. aTr "i-JI.T-ya. '.'.J? Iga-Ona hundrad an htvt.e - I,""' ZAT'I A"lr?Tf ,,,,'" nr'.rbSnt K" " V l whtewi.hed iHt is done" Mm. asaiatan - - - - - a 1 ,KW iVinini MlOTl Ul 11 1 DKini Hf came assistant socretary ot atata I and whlUwaahina- followed br Vaoolni tha t.laaaa Anr Wilt ava, avaalta I .h'i. Bishop David IT. Moore'g Birthday. for storing food auppiioa. Rev. David H. Mooao n TV. hi.h... I . ?A of th Methodlat Eptacopal church, waa . XHO DsJly MfBS. - born at Atho-aa. Ohio, Septsmber 4, BREAKFAST. llll. and roc-el red hi educatloa at Ohio Grape. Cereal with cream. Poached. ttnlvoreltr. Ia lll bo entered the v ;. union army aa a private and served till Sausage . with cream rrary. Coffee, tha close of the conflict rislna- to tha LUNCHEON. ok of Itontonant-coloael Reantortngl SHcod ha II hot. aauro tartar. th ministry la Ohio, he filled pulpit li proralneot cltloa Incladlng Columbus no . incinnatt. Then for fir a reara K. a aart-ataama' 01 tna t igcinnati va ealey. natl ho went to aenrer. aahoa-a a. a v. a . va ni.rrmir or LfDririai ra-rvea as 11 rnaiareiior until lta. Ia nat year re waa elected editor nf iha . n.ir,n a .i.-1-atian aa-orutt and re-1 nni"i to inrinnati. la ISO -,a waa lertad Mahon br the tananl-mr.r. ence that met in ( hlrao-n and waa sent to Shanghai, with special jur1oirt.it over th Mefttodist mlwna in China Japan and Knr-ea. At th time rf tha H-tr outbreak ta thin and later dur- ir in war r-t a-n Kuaaia and Japan S ahop na minr erit!r.g exp--. enraa Th ra-nral rf at, nee in 14 t-a.f arred hta teadqiatrtraa t Tort- la nd. cir - - Hashed Dots, toe a Tomatoes with maynnnafa. . - Cantaloupo. Cake. - Too, ' DIVNER. Soup, pure of re. Roaat of beef, horsered'ah. : Eekd patoea ' Stuffed rirape-fmit and c-ehry saiad. Tapioca crm with banana a Sliced . ... plneopplaMi. Black roffe. O rape fruit and celery mak a -rery cooltng dinner aa '.a.l Cut madluin-x-4 trrsraafmlt In third le-jrih wlaa. . f?a mov the pulp, drain ff aorn, 0 .7J, luW. and add to tha r'tla aa . ouantlty f celery cot In rery aunall ' pia Kril tba aarMnna .nk mlatura, maak with mimrnala. a-.. Ins and rsr-'ai a'-h ra ... 1 . . rarrifd rlr-t e r.l la tutr-a.