The Oregon daily journal., September 26, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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EDITOM EM3E OF THE JOURNAL
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THE JOURNAL
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c a. j a m os
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l. in 4 leaikuf alra.la. rlU. Of.
Small Change
others Ilk blra) to th hous of rep- In . practlc If men chosen to'offlc
resentatirea, and Hopkins for sena-1 under the convention system wer al-
w . .....a .:,. r , tk hoiM.,. th. .
mi prcaiucBt upuriou uut iu i uuuvuvieui iiiriuug uluu; pui . of I nvi
naataalua ttmvl IU tU eeelea
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KOPKION 4DVKUTWJK0 aiTBStNTTlTB
rrrrland SroJaBilii Special dTnrtlaln Afrnry.
firuMtrkk HulMli'1. IttS rlfiB
Yarkl lou'-o 1W HulMln. fbkaB.
Btiharrlr-ltoe Taenia hf well afl lrea
U lk tallrd Blair. dMill Mexlcoi
DAILY.
$3 08 I On BKtk I -80
Hl'NDAT.
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4. DA1LT ' AND 8 C.N DAT.
M rear.. sT.BtHOe mxmtk I
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ud, hat lt us
hop
"sn.a. .. again-i uristuw. " on experience to jreopie a blind man may have el.ar m.DUl
mach that la Tile and dangerous In bo chosen: Hence this thang In the I '
our public service, white Oristow, I nominating: system has been devised. I not poitttoal
through conspicuous service. Is pe-land hence, especlailrhaa arisen thel . BUb(j-W '01. 'touvn...
cullarly representative of Just what) movement for the direct election" of 1 "principle.
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stand for. . been. 'considered as a whole. theUrrwVninr'.'-nV.u,",'r4,.' '?.F ?. re W
,The MathedlaAs ere net Joking with
SALEM'S DUTY TO THE STATE FAIR I
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From the Salem Sutma
alsq . has
. ' from the toUm 8ulman.
Prllot MaUock of the Stale rlr
aaaoclatloa said yaatarday: "Any ether
town In the !( would spend thou
sands of duller to set or keep the atata
iir. ewiein naa been alow, it la wii
8" CMLatitm Cmmttit
omxaoeT foxnurax
Tea) "aetr Am erW kf onmtiftioa
tkat ttr cmtleboe iwoko v fl "'
CM aW (A tihri UMre mttk aca
mtcmrmy tAst mtrtim may irlf 7
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x i flu Ar mjrmmkif awuxmraf
eptemser m, 1S0S.
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He .la the freeman whom the i
troth makes free; .
And all are slaves beelde.
Cowper.
llavloc forced the nomination of I (over omental bulwark of the pred
Mr. Taft (parUy through the nomln- atory lntereeU. the political plunder-1 Utda J hit.
ally forbidden "pernlcloua activity of I era of the people. . I . . . . ...
federal officeholder.") the president Senator Heyburn. so far aa we whenever VSIbS" u" puI",0 "M
approves the appointment, aa leading know, la not dlatlnctly a man of thU .
managers of Mr. Taft'a campaign, of clasa. He spoke rather aa a conser- t,3.ft rotinii. 77 Mpt c,r,
Senator Crane, a notorious truBt sen- Native, bourbon type of party man J . 7 , .
ator; Senator Du Pont, head of thelrather tnaa u one of these "Inter-1 Tt Is rli moot tins to borrow an
government-robbing powder trust; e8t senatora; but as to results It mnreii for kpa.
Senator Penrose, chosen disciple and ,B immaterial; auch public men are Ah. hal a touVof near-winter al-
auccessor of Quay of odoroua mem- going gradually to be gotten rid of. ready. Get your ful.
or j ', w. n. cromweii, wno engineered The Republican voters are moving v -
the acheme by which the rovernment in thi. AirmMtnn- th. rtomrtcrarir. .T.lJ.'rh5.b0n strlngascy
m..-i v j, -7. -. ..a . . . . 1"'n """Tr iiy.
wh wiii.uBi """"j "ui. '"-ivotera nave oeen aoing so, in meir
000.000, . and C. N. Sheldon, a Wall mlnorltv weakness for years naat: to-
street member of some 40 corpora- -ether they will be Invincible. It ic
a people's movement, and party lines
are being broken down.
If the people get what they want.
who should care whether a party on
an particular occasion Is voted up
pr voted down
tlons.
The Harrlman episode cannot be
forgotten as long as the president
persists In being the dictator or cen
sor of all political morality, con
sideration of Mr. Harrlman helping
to raise from the predatory Interests party or yor the pe0pleT
av currupuuu iuuu in iew iun, iub
president In a personal letter Inti
mated that Mr. Harrlman, aa a "prac
tical man" and friend, might have a
hand In framing the forthcoming an
nual message of the president pre
sumably on the subject of railroad
But Portland la morally a pretty rood
Great llreetock show all right; bat
n. win um greater next year.
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President Rooeevelt atartfd a move
ment that ha cannot control.
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The "dlaaster" mlaht be to the nrada.
Is government for a I tory Intereata and polltlclana. .
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Mr. Hearat mar hare mad a mlstaka
ana nun iart mora tnaa uryan.
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IN THE LIGHT OP PROGRESS.
Ueullemen. .fre have keen dlerovarad.
. Mr. Matlock' ha ua "alaed up."
lie did not Intend theea remarks aa a
knocs tpr t)lra. iie haa labored for IS
years or more to . help make lha fair
wiiet i tm iwiay, inu nil Biwafa imii
frankly In (Tor of Its mmalnlng In
namra. wner it Deionca. ana wnicn Mr.
Matlock believe la the beat place for It.
aiven If the statement were Intended
a a knock, have w any hlrk eomlncT
Salem did very nk-ely thla year In
suppling rooms for S.tod people and In
takln mora than the uaual tntereat In
the fair In other ways. . - .
But lha Capital City muet do mors
tnan mat next year.
Another year, there muat be still bet
ter transportation raciiities between tn
city and tha ground than wo bad tlha
year. This can be brought about In any
one of vartoua way a. and It la under
stood that a plan la now under consid
eration and will be worked out before
tho 10I fair. - . .
Before the 'next fair Salem should
build a first clasa driveway to the fair
grounda. ' .
Thla driveway should be aa direct aa
possible, and . muat be substantially
paved with aom material that will give
good aervlce for a lotig term of years.
Thla matter, waa brought up In tha
council last evening, and It waa aug-
fested that Capital street Is tha best
or the purpose. It. la planned to pen
thla atreet at tha north end. beginning
E NEED less hours of dig
ging In the field and
more mental digging Into
the auestlons In which
regulation. And then, after falling we, as farmers', should be Interested,
-No members of tha lerlalature have I at . tha Dardeo Road, and which would
yei nonoraoiy or otnerwise resigned.'
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Tha country alwava looks memA
mr. nryan anyway
a man.
s, ' m , w
It seema that as a rule blood-hound
' .. ' Running Snots
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Written for The Journal by Fred C.
. . Pentgn.
It stands to reasou that Torakar Is
not tha only one. .
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How much do the other trusts give
their friends to choke off bad bills. If
roraker got ao muchT .
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Around and about Portland the run.
nine- average of voters want something
definite in a new charter.
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OM AttAre liavA nrt.. -i i .
to gain prestlgln tha eyes of the- po-j loal ambitions, and other kinds, litt u
e vi
g th
Thla
make a direct rout from Court atreet
to a point near tha fair grounda store.
Capital atrt, opened from Court
street to the fair grounda and properly
paved would be a monument ta the city
the value of which can not ba vereatt-
matrd.
It la not only badly needea. out is tni
a thing mat muat ie none ii can
lem Is
pie of the atate and mane aure oi aery-i be thankful that we. "general run of
"." state fair. - . J have very humbl
lOie tirivBwey win aiuuiuuiia ana write DUl lew letters.
for automobile liveries to reduce the , , . ( ..
! mike thi bli invest mt pay 10 .Ui,e." on kln P'l'"
tlons to rosKS in Olg invesirarui, ymj thev. would lit lnn tha oltw.h n .i,-
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rewr.nc.nnot c'loa. our eye. to the fact community.
.kTVi- -hiV.S. t. r.nrth more to the 'i '"mooK . pay is watching the
'I n. in. I fawroaa construction, in a lew months
cltv than sny other one Industry-or ln
It will be all aboard for a section of
'UAioaAn.ttnnwl,tTeVthl. cUv rl eouniry our doo that ha. biVn .
SSflaltfie VnoVber Lfnto'prn " wild, of Brltl.h Columbia,
will be vry real and very near. Now . ,
I th tlma to combat It by showing .No sooner do the Republican factions
that we are allva to our opportunities I in vreon sisa and make up than aome-
and are equal to the demand, being l1" 7 Knue ana tna iun begin.
mad upon ua py inis.maguiuceni an'
again. How sad. and tha treaaurv bust
ed, top! will not some Yamhill farmer
who haa been voting for Lincoln all
these years contribute a .few bills, or
will he leave It to Harrlman T ,
niial eTitnalMnn.
No on thing that the city can de In
the naxt year will make so many people
haopv at the 190 fair aa the conatruc-
tlon of a broad, level, hard aurfeoe, air
Una boulevard from the city to the fair
S-tTlll VlH X 1
The people of Salen can do It and not I four of them rushlnk in there. How the
feel th coat. I llllamooker. will cuss 'em when they
lt ua take up the question of way. I get used to them,
and means and details and atay by It I . e e '
until the boulevard la ready for use. - I Taft's thunderous condemnation f .n
alliance ' between the regular and th
Foraker force, in Ohio would have
For four decades Tlllamnnk haa hawan
praying for railroads, and now there are
ways look, good toll . . , - , , ,.v . -A Bounded better If it had been delivered
, mi. th.t-k.nd of THE OREGONIAN IN ITS OWNTRAP Kpnffrt''
to consnlt Mr. Harrlman. the presi-hn fK- a ,-f .. r".n.A.muel' better thn ams alleged
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oeui oeuuuucea uim as aa unae.ir- may prove more effective," writes
rlman'i campaign contribution cape Finge ,n tne Oregon countryman, eo".
SENATOR GORE'S SPEECH.
out and could not be denied.
published at the Oregon Agricultural
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IT TH1B ALAINI reaiures in en- n-ePIlnI1lon- TnaHr.lnna liar . .
ator Gore's speech, nothing wnaa nDBe0URnt aVeta hmnrhi out' "a .!"ver ' ?r0Te.8 tr,u.mp?
The president charged Judge Par-1 CoUpi
aer xour years ago wim oemg an Th(, rnnf , .... at
Albany. Or Sept. H.To th Editor
of The Journal Th Oregonlan says,
able cltlieh because the fact of JIar- a t fillTtni, mtr nt .t L.Fort,nte,yJ.tnv ,ar? aJwa':! Pty that, included m the o.ooo voters, who
i , v awvi-we w v "'"iv mi uuuturi ami iifiptiuijaiia i riy rna rnni. . . w wit a ana
. :- - r i rm raTiiicrta rvriuuiii.i'. mmw
6.000 who r Democrat. For th pur-
. m l.iil.. W A ri-a irnnlon STSkrtt I V
Whether ever elected or not. Brvin " ?J. "IITK t...r " ik.
will go down In history aa America's ?P ".ii"th.t Yt.
greatest campaigner. Zw. I. i. (thoukh as a matter
nf truth it Is lnrselv false).
"The earth la the Iord'a and the Than tha roal namber of Republicans
fulness thereof." but he gives the I registered would be 78.000 Instead of
farmers fine pickings. I 80.000. and the number of Democrats
I registered would De as.uuu iw mo vl
If Thaw could get loose h nflght lec- 18.000. Then thlawpuld show fthut tho
ture on "Jails and Asvlums. r!wvar. Republicans have 42.000 majority In the
and Alienists. I Have tfnown." state It la fair to P"-m i"
. , Republican, who voted for cake in the
" " .. . . nrlmarr election also voted for him at
The Democrats of Osegon have at fhe June election. It will be remem
least put a Gore In their campaign i!!Ju that Mr. Chamberlain rcoelved
which beats the Republicans, so far. 63 421 votea in June. Allowing that he
rorecelved 82.000 of the registered
A fashion note says women's hats Democrats and 2.000 from the Socialists
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flcatlon was the Shibboleth and spe- sible that the price can be larger, too. be plain thai he must have received at
a . I least 18.000 KepuDiican vuioct.
After all. Mr.. Taft has been treated what class of Republican. W for
that they are golnf to get It out Ulolators of the law, yet he chose a to all these, because mental as well hai'pubUshed those eariyPpoem oFTlalcans who voted for Mr. Cake in the prl-
go aroused his great audience I rmtrt hv Mr. HnrhM. ahowd that
as his treatment of the gnar-lp-rkBP had told only the truth, and
antee of bank deposits. His words a good deal less than the whole!
were mose pi a man wno nas seen truth. So the president vehemently
of fruit growing at Hood River, Med-
ford, Milton, Freewater, and at
points in the Willamette valley Is
further proof. The .extraordinary
the plan In practical operation. He denounced H. M. Whltnev of Boston ""cc5" that has attended dairying In
- IAV a a M I . r . " mreeHl.a4a. . a.J PTtl 1 - - II
Bpoae wun a irananeBs ana xeryor M a nar ana a betrayer Of a confl
that carried conviction. The en- dence, when the fact was that Whit
tbuslastic demonstration he awak- ney was not In either respect culpa
ened. In , which theroof of the ar- ble in the least,
mory was, almost lifted, renders it The president has been very vie-
certain that the people want to know I orous and emphatic In denouncing I cialized scientific and Intelligent ap
when they pot their money In banks! heads of corporations and other big j plication the method. Success came
Washington and Tillamook counties
is an object lesson In the same line.
In all these, mental as well as pbys-l
leal. digging was applied. Intensl-I
II Foraker could ba induced to nun-
mary. ins - conclusion is irresisuuieijian urae.oi nis ieuers wnai a seat-
that they wer-Kepubiicana wno votea teration mere would bei
against Mr. fake in tne primary eiec-i
I'i. v.I'JuZZt.. ln "a TT? Just why It should be assumed that
,0m ' Bi?,a h. Wiiitnn Hreronlan all th wicked Democrats who pro-
w',ri?i.,thi .h.1 re1 conversion to Republican prftci-
thlt Ih-v wfr Republicans but Zh Ple voted ' ck " Primaries
heSunle;"onRc?mon"ey wentb? XfLffiLfl JfrSZE?
"th. hundreds and thousand." and ll''l-AJh"
voted for Mr. Chamberlain and against Publicans who did not go to th prl-
the nomine of their party. How much SJfle" because they could not stand tho
better are such Republicans than tha 'Interest ' senator and were not sure of
Democrats' who ar accused of register- Cake. To assum that there were Demo-
lng aa Republlcnna and then voting for orats in tho primary disguised as Re-
Chambcrlain? Not on whit better, and publicans is to assume that they want-
tha nraarnninn .well known It. . ed the weakest man put ud. and th
Every one knows that the Oregonlan's I lord knowa that every Democrat knew
pretended support oi Mr. tjaxe ror sena-i mai ruiion was in weaxest sister in
tor at the June election was' the veriest
subterfuge. It did Mr. lax more narm
than good.
If the Democrats who registered a.
Republicans and then voted for Cham
berlain in June are "perjurers, rsscais.
party could get. Let us assume that
the wicked Democrats voted for Ful-
on and let it go at that, ;
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Land which Oregon holders ask S3K0 .
an ,r- n, an tinn I. o...... '1
i . .....i. .v.. n-,.i. I an aura lor ana
n -V ?oH nr. who did th; "same t 35 and $40: . If it was taxed , at
thing? the question then Is. "Shall Slil'!"" s' .PJf8 on, 'm
tha neonle rule?" The people of Ore.
gon say yes and the drexonlan say.
no. HONESTY.
trf-'v-.' jnan'"w-u had for years notoriously j as physical digging is the price of
benator uore msistea , tnat Mr. 1 and confessedly violated the antl-re-1 success
Taft cannot loosen the hold of the bate law. for, secretary of the treas- For the dairying, there were en
trusts upon the country, because the ury, and stopped the prosecution that matic conditions and foods pecullar
truBts are ( relied upon for his own had been started against him. ly sultea, and as soon as Intellect
elections ineme v trusts pay . me 1 ine president presented to tne last was fitted to the effort there was trl
e e
Ji tnF&TnmBryn. Man of the Hour Letters From tne People
t-vrm: l ... n..
a a i From toe BimiiBn own,
Princeton, I Letter to T Journal ehoald be wrlttes ea
one aioo er tne paper oniy, ana auoum oe
Already a hard winter is predicted.! . . ' , ti. I tompaolad by th name and addreaa of th
Thla has happened regularly for 1T87S I The nominations for president or tn I wrltBr. tj,. Boia will sot be uwd If the
provements and ojher property would b
iwci . Bums iiuuies wguiu oe ouut in
every community where now la a wilder
ness . and some use .would be mad f
Idle acrea by men. who- now hold- them
at absurd figures. The attention of tho
people is being called to these matters,
and when there is attention enough
there will be some things doing 11k
stopping" land .monopoly.
Public docks, batter facilities for
ilpplne. deeper channels-to the sea. ara
Letter boul4 j U things Portland needs, for which wa
freight across the Atlantic and Sell congress various measures and urged nmnh. and wealth for tha Tin ?em7mber,.,Cn " " ltm W ,C,ea"y United States by the two W-m .... .hipping, deeper channels to the .ea, are
American-made, articles to the Ger- their t)aBSftB?e as essential to the w.w.-..i. . f. ' .lues nave rwwa u.v..v --- stateatent. et wrraepondent:
Ii. , t. . " - 7 . I " iieoiiiusiuu (aiuicia, iu Aruiaj in,.
man farmer along the Rhine, cheaper country's welfare. ,, Congress, ruled rrnTfnr. thaPA wan nii dn ndl nrf
than they sell them to the American I br Aid rich and Cannon, refused to I -i-v. ..... A there ar
- . I " . 7 iitu, auu uaiuiauj auayicu w vur i. ... amA
Ini a. Iiaitanaa tna tariff find rail. 1 noea fltaaa mAlaniH vat An BillAnni. ... . . ...... 1 1Q m isna.
. , , , , , j . rnim o climate lurnisnins tne
Mr. Foraker nay- be tblnklna- Republican, and Bryan, Democrat e- made aa unet aa poaaiDie. -itom woo wy.. "" ""m .T"01' "j"a
hf' l hiarv ah-a f ' "l. ar- a-raafc tbelr J..ttera'retBriiCrwnB aet ad should In- ijoic in. . Every, tim a grelt lm-
a lot of blacker one. than 'i lween rZ"r:".'.r. aw.i ?v?ai ,m?fiAW-.
y.r r : .CI "t"" " "-Vr.". r""' Proper amount or sunshine, and fa- UrfcwS";w -V.1-. V--i -tfiir. of state. , It is" in re
sucn American laroner. as wam m congress on naying maue an exceuent, vi '"'J?."'.ir.-rV'Jti" 1".V -T- ri.tinn. or mm
them Policies of political parties do reading sop woH iajenth ay. at U e di j,ar,ced prjces, to labor and onpital that
nr"'lffcV much In any country upon the ffetlon of the editor, he eut dowa t that llplt. cowM Porlland To suggest that
Glad Restrictions Exist. '
as land alone la thus Increased In ireliiM
vnrohla tam nora tnr a whlnh maana I . . .i,. i.ii 7. I -L.m kr.l.n relations or some area! I tilaa AtCStnCllOnS iXISt. .lis treaaon and anarchv In the ma
.. . . . , . .. . . . i tv.uu.v ui.ui vj n uivu u,cuo. I b tu iiiu iiviij.iiai.iui, J . luvu m uuwl I Km u iv n - : .... . . . "I ' - . . . . . .
practice contmnea snonia vote ior ana aamiraoie recora. tyta ..,., -- ,i, lous "interest" man? . upheaval affecting -ociai conditions mi Portland Or.. Sent 26. To the Ed- Bom ei);, but there are increasing;
Mr. Taft; such as do not should sup- , These facts are not mentioned In 12;'' t . - . . h "m
port Mr. Bryan.- .1 wholesale conaemnatlon or censure ...r A..riiJ;riaJ:rfiiiit afalrt -of. state with seal -ana i following aosear ta .The. Journal;
As to tariff revision, three times of the Dresident. but rather in falr. """ ' -"-""'-'" '""M n, i ff. ? i 7S hntt. ihit patriotism, k 'ns I'L "' , Owing to the fact that those who since; a eX-iunst or Oregon has as.
i, f Mr Ta ho. rniod Ina-irtmora .riHH.m n, ,fw, a are energetic. Intelligent and SO In- evervbodv knew was df1nltelv.proVed. ly a question of personality as Between t prof,Plent , optometry and sured. the members of the next logisla-
, ..uo . .v.c.w.uvu ..w., " . I a ..i ii... i v : j .v. I ' " .' .. ' ' " " I the IWO ranaioaw, . i " ' " ' theref ort enna der the evamlnatlnha ton I ture t
LUIS I - - I n.kA. a,. V. . . nt flmh t mi to ini lurnt O I l . . ... - I i
in 1884. when, in the face of the ex-1 cial action and his professed policies, world
traordinary fact that a tariff com- Taking him aU around, It is seen that From the success these achieved
mission, actually recommended a 20 the president Is not an admirably there Is demonstration of what oth-
per cent reduction, congress passed balanced man; that he frequently ers In tfle same or other Industries
a law Increasing the schedules. A re- makes glaring mistakes as to facts; may achieve, and as Mr. Buxton
vision by Mr, Taft and his .friends that he Is sometimes Inexplicably in- points out, mental aa well as phys-
now, Senator Gore insists, will in- consistent; that, as near as we can leal digging Is to be the means,
evitably Increase the tariff, as tt has judge, there Is In. his make-up a re- Grandfather's ways were all right
always done before. . markable mixture of great abilities when the soil was still In its prlm-
- Senator Gore declares that the and high purposes and astonishing itlve fertility.-but are imnossible now
guarantee of bank. deposits In Okla- flaws, foibles and apparent lapses, that It Is temporarily worn. In our
homa is so successful that It Is the He Is indeed "very human." " fields we must specialize with that
Influence that is creating such una- i Hence the people must Judge for intensified specialization that our
nimlty ot sentiment 1 in vaajoming inemseiyeB, ana reiy upon meir own merchants, our bankers, our manu
states for the plan. Kansas money, knowledge and reason. President facturer8 and bu8ne8S men in gen
voters or so who vote for a cam
for president, there are sure to be
undesirables.
Oregon Sidelight
Threshing Is yet going on In Crook
county.
Lake county has a new all-pald-for
court house.
Two tugboats are being built at a
Bandon shipyard.
v .
The Scotts Mills coal mine seems
likely to turn out well.
100,000 business for a Uttl gratuitous aovice, Barr Becretarv of
didate gut n la built that waf and can not help gr ftf0rmet?y.
. t - ao.i i t dpk xo acxnowieajra tne rceiot oi
wIHVi; Turned to "when .it favor Informing me that I had
that they do not need to keep their
i. sucn promiaa
any promises to
likewlRA ha hrnlrn.
Ich arets us back to
tna nronoMition that tne neonie miarht
; acKnowirag me receipt oi i a. wen oe listened to a. tne trusts.
lavor lniormma ne- mat 1 nun I .
, to T shadows; it Is the real thing. "T, "',!, 1 r'.T , c' ,r,u' Colonel Stewart has a snap at his
not a substitute, which men require ut i ..r,.,-. ,h. f.'-.,. lonely Fort Grant in Arizona, He
. nraaidant. As ROOSVelt I ... i'Tj. ... . ""iV r. 4 I rimwii a trnnA aalarv hia thraa umnr.
ine raiiaoeipnia Uptlcal - . " .-
mi... "niZZ... lift hunting, plenty of room, dally mail.
summer resorts where they
P'r . :r tntv 'f mose wno practice optometry I """ ' wi (uai.
r . 7 .ivl.r. nnM.mlah.il I 7ur recent examination are In ac-l",ul-u lun wuuiu-oe nngugrer uen-
ot tne rri.riuji - . ,Vai t coraance with the teachings of the best erai etewart gets a salary ior.
And remarkably able. He Is JJT. I colleges In the east. i ut .
moral force in example and precept. .aln t0 express my appreciation ..i. ... ,
UThn ivuiiii nni nj nrouu ui iiini na i .- . . . . I a vtua . .ri o v. Muvn vi.
mmWot the greaf human family? "I.m" aSfi " kJ?J : kn wherever they, extend. Prod-
IV . . . - i . I 1 li m iun II
a arnvernor or president, as koqmvwi ,1,. i'.v;''tuii.iw.. A.i" ... I arawn a ao
III Mr. Taft would hay neither orig-con a;d "t?. olVe in th-Yfor a 3ay. a mountain climate, fish-
lnallty ner- inoiv auamj. ern Illinois College of OpthalmolmrV ln' B?""nu
oversnaoow-u dt "-land I am glad to note th fact that Ore, fna B "
and pollUcal wet nurse. th t gon requires a high degree of prof Icl-H to to
Bryan, or 1 the other hand, le w,fu,t ency for those who practice optometry ?werter. flghl
The Methodists ought tp feel at home erB win oppose him. but the broad mind
mpmber OI tilt -Treat numII lanuiy I I traatmont antr1al K Vn--j q" rihu-- whcipvci mcv -ei,-iiu. ivu
?Mback,, hidebound partisans, little iuufy thank voifor thro-fm uct' ca8t a8ide a" waBt become market
Republicans 'and antiquated place hunt- J"!? feormln g me of the result P Bble- lands used tor "heep bocome b"-
K.7.i V,l hut tha hrnal mini) j I ,n iniUrniing HIB Or tnC rPHUlt. I ... ,,.t.ri tnr Knna InA......
he, says, is flowing Into Oklahoma HoosevelMs not always a wise coun- eraf utJ " 7ome efVur Orl tTwk. inBy! !Vr? thM" r S
,uanaa.- auiu - Miaw.-.. w wuj uurauui - V 77 . 1 iT gon orchardists and dairymen have
a il. n...vii a I Tnlnlefratnr Tn tha final Anlimma hal"' v..o- uu ...u.u uc.vi a a
fiocu aaa ui nepuunvaa yoi-i uij - " I airport v done
that Btate i. nronouncedly for the I will be estimated a greatly useful " ICBU' "
president, out one ior wnom many
liberal allowances must be. made.
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ness centers for men, line, of industry
ana or agriculture before unknown be-
HnM Jnlnr Ttohara- I como promaoiei itive us a rauroaa is
IXUia Omi lCOateS. I lh-ri.miH rA nf manu lno.ll.
T. a . a, -. I . --. . T. -
iv.imim, oout in tne sailor or 1 tie. inrougnout Oregon. Where there
plan. Money from Nebraska Is flow
ing Into Oklahoma banks, and that
Is why Governor Sheldon of Nebras
ka this week refused a renomination
from the Republicans unless permlt
' ted to advocate the guarantee of
bank deposits. , Money, even from
Illinois, la flowing trno CSlahoma
banks with the result that there is
THE HARRIMAX BULLETIN.
A PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT.
T
W
oxv r hnn-a. TTnlaue tn personality.
.1...... ani hlatnrv. he la eaallv the
Xf vrf 1 r?raak Malt- fllir lanrf mi 1 .ttraotlVa ffarUra todav Of all the I Th JOUmal In View Of tha font that I la alraarfw n..rn. 1.
from 180 to $150 per acre, is aa rood. I uncrowned and unseated rulers In the I both parties seem a little short of cam- Thev are rood thlnsa. push them alona-'
If not better, than land In other local-I world. If h 1. not elected he should I palgn money why do not they get to-1 This does not excuse lawlessness, mon-
..t.. .J? X-Ja v .1?" ?f "?unJl.a Viy. all the traffic will bear, watered
"'"' i ma 1 block, etc.. nut tn railroad is in and
. . . n . waa Tna mrnrn .1 ni.. am t i . .. .. .
People weeoina; Tnem imt. w - tgrtump." HI. joint debaie. 01 u"e" "vHuation.
HE Republicans of Latah county,
Idaho, held a convention this
week, and received with almost
unanimous approval and ap-
pronounced sentiment In that state plause a resolution denouncing Sen
ior the plan. Money In hiding in ator Heyburn for his recent expres- f run. rw.t,,H, r
Oklahoma has been brought forth sion of opposiUon i to election of sen- WM thtlm9 he coirectod
from its secret places and deposited a tors by direct rote of the people and a..A nftn T. v,.n Bf,n(,., n
In the banks, and thence gone into a primary nomination law. The res- ? .i?"
l ,l.tl -HV Va .a.n j, , a .V- . .a UW "UW1I a, BUU
ltles held at 1160 to 11.000 per acre.
A Coos Bay man was ferrying a band
of If cattle when the acow sank and
e plunged into the wa-
this year? Was It necesaarv ter at 3 a m. But the water was not
HO has doubted that Mr. Har
. . . v , , I UI 1 - ITSKIO wii.il ill. anna BUI
riman would be in politics the animals were plunged Into the wa
be.
to post up in the company's
offices in this city, for. the benefit of
employes,, the famous bulletin stat
ing that he would?-
What year was Mr. Harrlman out
. x- rit..t.M..M rAAlnn.. .
state la full of money and times bet- his position in this matter Senator I ,"7' ." " .1 .1 xr. ZT.Z
ter than anywaere. Heyburn "does not represent the I v .1 TKu.a
OUR WONDERFUL PRESIDENT.
RESIDENT ROOSEVELT,
was expected, has injected his ideas that a public officer is a public
1
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people i.atan CQunty. or, as we oe- That WM the .,, ,n wh,ch Uwyer
U1 u"lue" Cromwell, the Cromwell that is now
rtsrjr iiuyui iut no rir tha Ma- rhlafa of tha Taft ram.
h pumaie. nepuuiiwB aou iwuiucrauc nre-anlsation. eonstilranualv
fla-nrad It waa atr that arrest mr-
unpeiuouB personauiy into tne servant;, dui says, yon may peuuoa, rn Uon fnni nad seen raised and
campaign, ana is rigorously Dm must nownBiraci me. tie turew ... vIcVa -rrand that th
awlnging nis Big eucg in Denair oi down tne gauntlet in nis speecn at preldent of these United SUtes. Mr.
his big- friend, whom he insists the the Republican convention at Boise Theodore 'Roosevelt, writing from
people snau eiect president, in viewi ana assumea me roie oi aictator. we tne rhlte House, wrote "My dear
of Ihia remarkable action on the believe that the Republican " party Harrlman" to come down to Wash-
part or a presiaent, u oecomes prop- rnouia not oe siow in taxing up tne ngtoi ani "look over the message."
er to consider carefully Mr. Roose- gauntlet and repudiating him as he rt wal after snparalleled event
velfs record and character as to re- has repudiated the principles of the tDat Governor Deneea was reported
liability and consistency in speech party." to ntT beea requested from the
and action. - The result will show to In consequence of a plea made by naaai not ta nroaeenta up.
i candid and calm-minded voters that Representative French, "In the Inter- Harrlman for the loot of the Alton.
what the president says must some- est of party harmony," the coaven- p-rhape this, however, is not real
j times be received with caution, and tion did not insist on passing the poifUca, and what wa are about to
I allowance for Impulsive exaggera- resolution, but that It expressed the witness is "the genuine article. To
tlons and mistages; ana ioai aome sentiments or most or tne aeiegatesln ino 000 for vote-b urine la New
ly In-1 was clearly apparent. . Torv tour Tears ago and the slmi:
r
things that he doe are total
compatible with bis professions and
anexplalnable under his announced
rules of public service.
For example: There is ao more no
torious ,"lnterst"-conormUon-Stan-
dard Oil-predatory-polltlcal machine
than that wbow prominent products
la public life are Hopkins, Lorimer
nd Bus la lTJDOla. This th presi-!-rt
rrBst have loeg k sown, yrt be
l.rt th art It Innoeor of hla ad
r t''t ratios to the elertioa of Buna
f r r-iint rf Ctlcapo, Lcrlrner (aadj
a
On a farm near Wallowa wheat went
better man 40 bushels to the acre 437
bushels on 10 seres.- Barley and oats
yielded 60 to 66 bushel, to the acne,
and hay mad from 2 it to H tons to
the acr. ..
Albany Democrat: Recently 1J or 15
families seeking a location here
wer obliged to leave tn city on ac
count of th Inability to secure a place
in which to live. The city Is full, the
hotels ar filled night, and th crying
neea ia tor more iiuu.es.
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Grant'. Pass. My. th Courier, i. the
most cosmopolitan eity or its sis in
Oreron. Mor language, ar spoken
more churches ar in evidence, and more
kind, of buslne. are don than In any
otner city oi its sis in tni. common
wealth.
e e.
More Observer (D. C Ireland, editor):
Wa rarret our Inability to meet Thomas
A. fSdlson in Portland this week, and
renew a long standing acquaintance,
formed by Introduction by Henry Vll
lartl. when a rid In the first electric car
at Memo Dent wa wortn tn visit from
New York city. That waa more than a
quarter century ago.
i - e
Irrigation will be a great factor In
th real eatat buslne this year, say
th Oraat'a Paa Courier. Should tt aa
pear certain that th effort of th Con.
merdel cob to aeevjr ditch building
thla year win b meoeeafuL fruit ml
aaricultaral lands around O rants Pans
will be In antlv demand, end many ar
settlers will make their homa la ear
valley.
This is only on incident of many
that hav occurred, and will occur.
They mean that th people are Insist
ing on exercising direct govern meat,
oa giving instructions if they choose
and having those Instructions im
plicitly obeyed by publie officer.
Senator Heyburn insisted -that th
people voting la a primary electloa
had ao light to instruct, to com
mand, that the most they could prop
erly do was to reeommeud or sag-
gest. This theory would V tolerable ,
Tork tour years ago and the slgulf
leant Incidents that followed It, ar
to be added other and mor realistic
features.
Would It be a great calamity for
th people of California If they
should unload Bom Herriaf A aeries
of arguments leading to such a coa-
clf sk Is being- made. ,
Mr. Haskell at least show that
there waa ao steed cf Mr. Hearst's
Iadepeadeat Tarty
On on day IT four and al-hora
team, loaded with lumber, passeo over
th Rom river bride In Grant' Paaa
This wa ham stock tor th box fatil
f that cltv. If th tir f lumhar
eortalaed oa the wa ran had b
laid down la a tralght lin, ri t nd,
they would hav reached a dutaac f
1? miles, say. ta cwrtr.
e e
Wallows Cbleftala; Fegsrdlaew of th
report. ut erp would be arKxt thi
tr, every few day eur attaotioa la
rei)el t yteM 1 grain that ar ex
trrrtlna nl y haerv. and em th who)
th eewrty l abevt aa well erf a
a eel Th fre It nm tm th ttaavtaa
ever. - Way I rikntifut and biinglng a
red fW. Paaf rettl ar la aood
ehep-ad ililf rattle hav m t
v. Th re. i roe hm reaea the
mty 4 eiwli pw4ai thet wee
w nrtahe rr ar IU f a4 ready
eel f rem till time farta.
ITrnm' Th. KftlBm journal. I Wltn. . I Inn o-ln.. wara att.n. W..
i Loud-mouthed, , brasen-faced. leather-1 greatest audiences that had ever assem-l .. Washington fishermen will rejoice
lunged Foraker or umo nas com to bled in the west People are busy andlnal lno injunction sun lives,
grief., tr - " . . . . I the farmer, would welcome an ODDor-l - e a
He has be r5F." "f fun,t3r,i 0PC an3 hear both sides. I Fair weather during the various fairs
atralght bribe, from Standard Oil -and it would sav time and money and prove j of Oregon la not unknown, but It la
"H."conf..-.e. .that he was helped to Surely' th elephant" and the donkey acceptably ,
amount or ..uv .i y - " .7l Ir'" ,Pptr n .th. m" With a full and extended wheat crop
PTa? Koraker. Taft will hav to can- i SFZS&ltn'SZyV'1 '"JTto? i
ry Ohio alon. and 1. probably abl to W,th th. Oregon amp.lgnJUck. low
"Vut th. day of reckoning.!, coming 'a ag" ?rZ.rrUh'?4
fast for other alleged Republican leao- Mivefy and wll attended I series Tof met- " KOUla "w"a una to ua
era I lnrs throughout . tha atata. Tt m.M
The corporation-controlled, bought ana certainly draw crowds to hay Senator ' If Taft would cut loos from- Aldrich,
paid for United State senator must go. Fulton; and Governor Chamberlain, for Depew, Burrows and other well known
So must all th Po"M0l-",h? nve Instance, speak in Balem, Albany, Astor- "interest" senators-express, oil. beef,
heaped up rlche out of grafts In the la, Med ford. Baker City, and so on. The sugar and what not trusts as heartily
nam of Republicanism, public might become, enlightened as to as he doe. from "Found Out Foraker''
- - - - i rarvjua matters requiring eiucldatlon.4 men we might rail dead.
in rtrna last Ain Benator runoni inis ousmess or aroma- out tn h..rl
was braten at the Republican primaries j a man of your oWn party say Justl
dt H.nn m I ti dui ae m Diajonij i .ouui wnit rou BiDwiao. inn t n.n iiriw.
of th members of th legislature ehos-IIng twenty miles next day to hear a
am In Jnna ar nledaed to vote for the I man of th ODDOslt nartv at tnat I
senatorial candidate receiving the larg-j about what you thought he would 11
Frying the Fat.
From the Nw York World.
Aa th World understands Mr. Bryan's
est popular vote. Governor Chamberlain,! getting; wearysome, and old Hayseed ulcn-rB'" I not that the Steel Trust as a
Wt- : a a alat.a a - a -a. a 1 1 e at a, I -a, W a. aB..a . 1 . . . ... .
a Democrat is entitled to election, al-1 staying st home during campaigns mor I corporation- la -contributing ta fhe Re
th.ough the Republicans control th leg- than 1. good for him. Also he 1. get- DhHc. r.,n th. af!
isture. -. - i uns; to stay at nom on election day I . , Y ,,,,,,
Th Missouri senatorial contest be-1 mor than fa good for th country. I Iclals as Individuals ar so contributing.
tween th two Democratic candidates. I It la dead easy to make assertion I If th company as a corporation wer
Krainr BIOIW ana wofmrar run, win; nuria uv rannui do contraaicled and I aontrlhutlnar tha nf'anaa wnalJ K. a
K. A.tA-A K. a Alwt a. at lh. Mill.llA AnAm-m max... .k. I- . ... . . I n"linOUUIlR, ini" OlienS WQaie D
f tiie United
director con-
being liable
w ..w. - . i . '"lpl meei. crima under th law o
In November. Ing could not be Ignored. Perhaps that 8tt. vrr officer and
TK. .f ka aHMra awaam . la ah, fha mIIHaI... k. "S I Btl. Cry OtnCT r Sna
Kw"TT''" il ,w. " i.-i . 1 ih. Jt . I i aentlng to auch contribution
bTwf"t.'r" '"!?. " ?--D0l7L ! . f I iP r"nt stumping toar to decline In I to a fine and Imprisonment.
mrarai cauiaKiaiee oae- ir.uuru iu I iiiiufl-uuu. urayaiuue. out now whan I int rinaa anVhnHv
nearir everv rase thi. year In th re-1 the direct crlmarr aitd other araaX-. .K'PPt'Z
very
tlresnaac ef th preaent 1 arum bent and
In th choice ef more radical succ-
Odett Tyler's Birthday,
Odtt Trier, saeceseful comedian and
anther, was bom la Savannah, Ga.. on
Barxembar tt. !. and Is the deurhter
of the Coafaderate General William W.
Klrklano. eh was educated at a con
vent la Gorgetwn. D. 7, and at th
Lorett rooveet. Guelph. Ontario. She
ehoe a etage cararr and mad her debut
st ta Madison gooar theatre, ta New
jar, wader th manaawaietit of Daniel
r rob man, is KIT. She eppeerrd under
th -, aami ef Odette Tyler and
waet wttt brilliant wca. which fol
lowed brr throuaii br Tib7iT t n
neatnent ta Mlant Maddera'a, Cbarte
rrehmaai'. and ether comrn!e. Oej
April 1. lttT eh marrIM Rstn tsvl
Shapbard. f Shephardetowm, W. Vt,
rbm "sard aaj the el nhder the
eta re name ft. D. Maclean. A few
rrs ea- the popular romedlanB ra
ti r- front tha star and devotaj liar
alf t literary work Ttd pr1vt fd-ln-a
Tn ll v nh'JlM har flrat
boa. Te A eterv ef VlrHn TMf"l
na alao a sumr-er ef migatic trla I
doubt that th
ara tn t Ka hanl. K. i " -J I DWTim WXWUHII U lUa Clei J lUfll
ZrJatihJri lr rfi-sr. Hit.tt
Mtr''M. S' thtTb. heaviest .tockhold'erTTn evry
iaiuM f ih... frDrnn t.l l,.. truat weuio ee arrecua by honeet tarifl
Uaue" Of tb day. FRED C tKSTOS. I rerlalon are Ukewle contrlhutingf
This Date la History.
1T7 Conprrtfss appointed- Benjamin
Franklin. Silaa Dean and Thoraaa Jar.
ferson commissioners to th court of
M ranr-n.
1 7I Bamoal Oauroed of lfassarfina.
tu becam poetmaatcr-general ef th
en lira niaire.
HIT Daniel W. Voorh, United
sum awnaior irom jnaisna. was bora
til B a tier county, Ohio. Lid ApeU 1(,
llti.
ll A monament was aavelled In
Charlrto-em. ataaa. t tha soemory o(
John Hsrrard. -
1 SS The romrrttrna ef th Ml son 1
temple was laid la Philadelphia.
- Faasy Perm port, th crl.hr
td ctraa, died rn South Duxborv,
-. Porn In Loodon.. Apt 0 IS, lit.
1 04 Yjkt Grav waa acnalnlal ....
m or-gar rat f Caaada. .
ltt Rnhert Paeon mlnal aa At.
re-tar ef the tl t ry at to Lecom Trst
assistant secretary ef stale i
There was a purpose behind th ac
tion Of the Republican national conven
tion In auppreealng the campaign fund
publicity plank. The houae of repre
sentatives had aire-? paaard orh a
measure, htr. Taft himself had warmly
Indorsed It. Trt the convention by a
vote of nearly ! to I kept a publicity
plank out of th platform.
Was thla done with sny other motive
thaa te enable th Republican ram pal rn
manager to fry the fat oat of the pro
tected Industrie while concealing tit
proc f roan th public?
A Time That Is Past.
Frowj the Wee-to Leader.
The snrn wh want to ai liae
yea. ad thnee vb want te drink It
ar tn a hop-rims witrority In this rnu.
ty. I.Ik thel f the ra.Tar.lar. thair
dy bainnre te rl n-rr r -a pa.t Th
rarp4 vo'ed darietrely tor prnhlhitlnaj
I'll Intend have H Vrrrrf, tt
rtialrV ii-raT end sheriff tetrad that
thry shtU fci IU