OF THE eTOUENAL
THE JOURNAL IF LA GRANDE' DEPOSITS HAD DEENi
I -JV V A a e& bm -- w-a.
Small Changa'
IXDEPKMPKKT KIWSrArf a.
C. . JACKSON..
hlHlM4
Im. una
ary fW InivM eaa.f aM
f oreln al 1M Jovraal nuu'i
4 aahlli Mnm, INtlaad. Or.
rnt4 at tha prfcffnw at fortUad. Or., tor
tranaaiiaaiua 4kraaa Ua Bulla as eeee4-leas
puirrr.
Si:. .(HONrs main fiTS. lions, a-amn.
All . pan anafita rvarard bf lM amtwra,
Trll Ibr nprratiar K drnaltoiMlt ru east.
, tut Kid om.-a. b 144; Kal MH.
s
rORES of bank depositor! at Lt
Grande regret that - bank de
posits are not guaranteed. ' The
Farmers & Tradera ' National
bank there Is closed, and the uaua
notice Is on the door. Aa usual, the
rash box Is nearly empty, and the
roinsHjN-ADVEHTiaiKO MCPuascNTATivB institution a hopeless-wrock. In the
VWIanJIIeiijaatla Special iilwrlWui AfenfT. . . .
jirttrawt't lUilMlng. r.3 una afiBe, nt umrn vi iuubo wuo piaqca tueir
.ri ioots m-.c ttaiidi,. Chirac. nina,, there for iafe keeplng, there
ti'iacHMInn
la U tulle
PA1LV.
.13.00 I On
SKNPAT.
.13.10 Om .Death....
-4 , DAILT AND 8CNDAT.
On fear IT.BOIOoa month....
c.
Twma br anil r to ay aadreaa Mg the usual dismal anxiety, and In
C.oad. ar MnU., : thelr mln(ji for?,)0dlng8 that
Om fear.
On jrar. .
oatk.
.1 .
Circulation tSuaranttt
Jki$ CertiSee IAf the timUUom of tht
N nil 6er - iDanubnit; tW
1 Adrertittr't Certified Cirevlaooa Blot Book
....I jo savings are hopelessly lost. It
the old story of Incompetence.
! nothing worse, a dismal tale from
which there seems no escape, under
existing laws. Apparently, as long
yyt, , ., m . m , , Wl I & bankers bank, this reappearing
(Crmilatian tfJliaranttt r shadow will continue to thrust itself
i n.CM.toii.i tkecimJ.tio.oftt ? communities, carrying loss and
distress, for bankers are only mortal,
and have their weaknesses like other
men. Incidentally, the manager of
the fallen' bank at La Grande was
a .vigorous opponent of the plan .for
guarantee of bank deposits, and gave
It constant battle among his patrons.
But his bank Is a wreck, his de
positors are defrauded, he la in'the
hands of the law, and his arguments
against the guarantee plan a wasting
' mmkr w ojrwtnkip ami mttrnft ft memory. Such is the dismal sequel
fJiafoatTO neptembe , ixm. ty to many .a '-financier's confident
CV , ' 1 J opinion on business ethics and the
laws of finance. ! .
Looking toward La Grande, con-
templatlng the. situation of .deposit
ors of the lll-fatBd Farmers & Tiad
ers National, it Is passing strange'
that there should be Insistence that
deposits la banks, should not be
guaranteed. Nobody insists that
there should .not be ,. guarantee
TIIE ; REVERSE SIDE -OF THE gainst loss by fire. Nobody Insists
SHIELD I tnat a Bn,P should De sent across the
I sea without guarantee against loss
a GREAT 'deal? is being said by bjr rmarine accidents. , To insist
Jam Paper Am promt by mreetig.tioa
th.t the omit (torn record are kept mil.
e'trt mad toe tiremlatioa stated milk meek
mcemney thet mdrertieert mmjr ret? em .ny
.utewtmu or mow asao! or impmomaerw
' ' No man can possibly Im
prove In . any company ' for
. which he - has ; not . , respect '
enough to be under some de-;
gree.. tt,., restraint. Chester-'
field" ..'.-: L-r:..J. . . ;
Thlnaa that come cheap are lorot-
umaa praiijr aer.
.
aralnat e.tthe.r wnnM h tha at ran real ...' aonooi quaaiion la not a.i-
of strange contentions. It Is a pro-1 a . . '
tectlve principle ao confessed, that I OucaanheJm'a iilrcit man la telling
. . . . . ... a I VAtara rinav tm uv, J ha nnuntrv
no man wouia nave me naraioooa 101 v-- " a V ' -y
advise another not to Insure his home It v,r 0. what aiiiy eom
against nsa OI urs luas, ici ik amuna wiu aomaiunaa win priaaa. ,
no more Important to have a guaran- ' '
tee against fire or marine loss than KTWS.' "
against loss by Incompetency and a, .
iHahnnoulv In hank I nr. aa the Lai Multnomah countv'a aaseaaad valua-
Grande and many another bank !l"u r?ldlr ln?rwi,lni th
collanse. so eloauently testify. The .:. - .
principle In each is Protective. Xjj
is exactly the same. What Is more, than, for waaka.
4
CAUSTIC. COMMENT ON SON-IN-LAW
- LONG WORTH -
Une or rorakcr a 1 ric
ick
Chlnaao, Oct II. "Nick" Lonmrorth
kai bean lfflnorlunM to kano off In
alumD In hla 11 coiiaraaalonttl district.
and aven refrain front making apoocha
ror hla own rojouoq to oonareaa. jlh
J 1 T 1 ...... I .. . ! Ill ..
upviaratma mi uva. laiauu. aii.,
laht yoara for Tail, than alahl 'years
ror nooaaveit, arouawu aucn aiorm o
f rotaat from tha Itrpubllcan preaa tha
he nianaaara took him from the at urn I
and now hava clodded If poaalble to
kaD Mm from auDearlna aaam in tn
cam nal an. A tow oditoilal axpraailons
T . . . -
aneni toa tpiaooa xouow; ., : .
a a a
From tha Davton. Ohio. Kewa.
Tha most charitable thlna that can
ba) aald about lxnworth la that he la a
loka. Moat or Die acquaintances con
alder him a calamity, livery body knowe
that he la Inourable. To send him about
tha Country In an efort to Induce tha
peopia to vote tne KapuDiican iiCKei
waa to claaa the oeoDla aa fools. Bo
lonar aa he J allowed to live In Cincin
nati na la narmiesa, qui io anna mm
aenoe
There Is not a youna Renublloan In
thla cltr todar but la more deserving; of
tKa,a tm .nna.imH. aa munll nAnf tnr
1 v w ajatwuvv a.. I Ifk. I... W a v.'-
one as for the other. This the La crowd .In, to hear a murder trial the
Grande depositors in their distress better. The courtroom la quit large
will "freely admit, and from bitter fh , a :
mmnrlM.nf thA naat Portland Rav- " P V. Uiirihiiiaani't ha iiirni,
Inra bank and Title Guarantee de-lM weU oretary. . Thla la well; there ",J,a ' the city to make addreaaea-
ings Dana ana line uuruioo uwi. tharafn kar... k.. ,k , lthat la a crime atralnst human lntolU-
positors win not dispute. V I offices. .
Bankers Insist on being guaran-1 . ..
teed against loss from dishonest or or?icm"m, to be fairT
Inpomnntnnfc mnloveB. Everv areat donation from national headouartera !? "0.1 ?Lk. ba"!'
a wm - . -. k,i --ij ; own, certainly mere ere lew more
corporation . and business establlshr 1 , y" r,v . , ., atupld. and not a large number but have
ment does the same. The banks Representative W R. Ellis la (rolng to b-oiuae of Lonawort wa
take for themselves guarantees 5"r?"" Xi ,,Xl.yJJf V:.I, TAiM,'n,v hy the eommlttee and sent
...i... ia t-r. kr.1Qr, Tliw I 111- . ...... .... .... ..uv, arpuna over me country to ieu inteui-
agalnst loss from burglars mey they -voted for. him. Uent men how they should vote, n it
require a Stiff guarantee for money I ' . ," , any wondor that men turn from the
I rt at lAnit Th nation rAnnlrna ala. . T " '.'r au iiama " aau eiiia. ui
-j i iu Bueaa. akiitir ail- nui nernaDS at mm nvnim ti wnan rnav ina aiinn tninera
guarantee for its deposits In banks, I voters will know about as well how to I performed in the name of the republic T
so dors the state, and ao does the V u . . ,
City. For everything and everybody Colonel Tucker'a wife anneara to ba Nlcholaa Loncworth. atruck Taft
there is a safe and snug guarantee, I one of that sort of women -whose mis-1 harder blow than any ha haa yet re
uanf iha va-fr rlAnnnltora Win 'l?n on earth la to make It the opposite 5vel from the White House when -the
- - "--! or paraaise ror tne men they marry,
official aon-ln-law of the administration
proposed that the Republican candidate
Off and on. on and off attain, everv iy.'.pJl "i !
m m . , . . . . . . . I vwms tiivt Btiii mwi uiKDun ivr 1W1 uuf
- - i -. i i lew uhvb ine ADruzxi-iKina ennn- i.. 11.. ...t .i.k it-- ... 1
it- is BLrauKi;!? buuujsiuuo iuu-i., -j ,v,w I vB "'" t"?"1-
,a Kh,,M K nrntiw.. ,'',1. "IW" I v? ""'"" American repuDiio
IVUliVU , VUUk UVI V ajaivuixi w yevv-wv maw awh luiui WaV i.- U Vail VtA.
Candidate Taft insists, ought not to
have .their deposits guaranteed
A
sunk to such baae uses? Have we fallen
upon auch evil daya that an appointed
Dresiaeni anau sit in ine aeat once oc
nna tknA nnniinn ahnnr innlcuDled bv Washlnaton. Jefferaon and
Taft may bef able to explain why it I prominent Republican leadera and toole Lincoln, and have no other or- higher
should be thus, so may learned;anti- gj th .. "h9Ck th..rt.Jf
tinn for . all pise and 'all others. v but
r.At,A frtr'thA rlnosor . Candidate L " M.r- Tttft wou.w openly and vlg-or-
- 7 7:r .I " ',-i7JrZ- .Z ouriy oenoTir
guarantee editors, and so may the
manager of the defunct ' Farmers &
Traders at La Grande. But how
about the depositors whose money
Is . gone?
i
the Republican organs about
the , "danger" 'of electing I threats the poorer and weaker he be-1 clared the Iowa liquor statute a
Bryan; that business interests I comes
would suffer, that people would feel
v. u ii i a hua wuijjaiaiTQij iiarillirjas
Toft nrnilM hann.na tUnUn.nl t
jiio iuiii;e cuun iuay cunnncaiea Batan BlttVnc In the chair or pestilenee."
a Run with which one drunken man had! ifta, itic ih mtinn tn
nearly fatally whacked another. Thla with a succession of Hoosevelta. or may
la a good precedent that should be fol-lwe hope for a lyonjrworth In time as a
lowed about 1,000 times and then I variation? It is a fortunate thing that
buiiio.
The following story ia told by the
LoulavlUe Iot (Rep.). It ahould be
added to tha concluding paragraph, Vow
aver, that, knowlna- all about Poraker.
Bon-ln-Law Nlcholae haa prematurely Jaft did maka up with htm and Bought
na auijun nniy a low uaa uviure ine
revaauea tne plot or (lie Kooaevait ay-
art la
Hearat ex unsure:
When aSv candidate for rorernor
against Jainea 10. Campbell, Mr. Foraker
sprang a sensation at the close of his
campaign, which he believed to be de-'
clslve. I ,
It waa far le aerloua than the ao-
n . . u n IKMIIIam V-l -.1 n,
9immj, ii . iiii.iii aswwi,, ai i . m
aipacted to play a prt more Impurtant
man nonorauia. .
e e .
From the Brooklyn. N. T Cltlaen
From Rock Island oomea a reiteration
Of tha orlarlnal atorv In Ilia ali.Da of
afflikrvlte made bv two narii.na whoicuaatlon of Mr. llearat initial Mr.
heard the oongresMman'a speech. anf Forakef, for It related to but one trans-
wno aeoiare tliat he made the atate-1 acnon.
menta attributed tn blm. The real alg-1 The document he read undertook to
nlflcanoe trrnt Ilea In tha Incident la not I show that Campbell, an a member of
whether Air. Lonaworth waa In eaxneat I congreaa. had favored- bill reuuirlna'
or merely jotting, aa nis apologists now ma iiurcnase or certain paieniea articles
aay, out in ine manner in wnica It was i in wnicii ne waa inirs'.-ci.
taken up bv Tart s newspaper aunnort- I ' i ne papor involved Kenubllcana aa
era tn the east These, without excep-iweu as lirmorrats. but with that senae
tlon. aroaned audibly over the DrosDect I of falrneaa characterlstlo of .Senator
of eight yeara more of 'Terrible Teddy." I Foraker he upprrissnd the names of the
The worst thing they have against Taft I Republicans ahd read only the names of
ib nia reaainess to sow low 10 ine preai-1 v.ampoeii ana nia lAimocratla assocl
dent. Thev have boen trrlna to educate I a tea. . , ,--
their render a to believe that Taft will I At once tha document was itannnnriul
reverae Roosevelt's policies if elected the las a forgery. An examination revealed
same aa nooaeveu reveraea mciviniey, i me names or congressman JJu Iter wort a
but the candidate Is conauntly belying land Henator Sherman, and they rnade a
infir aiairioBiiia uy ma avuranun vi mi ma inuignent aeniai. '
'Bogle Man.". . . t. , . 1 . The paper waa shown to be a clumsy
. ' I forgery, which would have deceived no
rTom ine nicnraona, va.. jeaaer. i man wno am not want to be deceived.
jur. Lionivsrih ia reDortea aa uvini I Hnarman anil Hnttaranrih war an..
in jiuunu apcvun iui mor tour iimra ciaujr onenaea ui MepuDllcan can
run Tin aa oreiiueni iur. nooiavaii i qiqiu ror arovernnr wouwi una a. iinu
hould be elected for another term. I ment Imneachlnar their Intaarlt Kafnra
i nia cumins; irera ie preaicioni s "wn i giving mera un . Opportunity tO. be
lamuy, win ne taaen oy many people i beard. . . . ,
to ex Dress hla real Durnosea.. Wa can I . Tha nova failed. Mn in )
iiiibi'i anjuiiiiii iiiuiw iijy i i uraouncsa xoraaer, ana uampDeil was
turn the American people against Taft I elected by a declalve majority,
than the suggestion that he la a merel No wonder Mr. Taft aald he would
BtOD VaD Intended tO eeadO the tlllra mika nn rnmnrnmlaa Willi ITnrabair Avon
iwiui a1 awiiii aim ui iuih uiipvuuuiij i xor a nominanon.
i or tour years more or uneoaore. un
diici i yuuuiuicB. wa uaiiTj 11 ib wiv . . n
to DredlcL even now. that if Mr. Taft I iantrap ana liancomofj.
is elected and Mr. Roosevelt la a candl-l ' ' From the Medforrl Trlhnna 1
date for another term In Itlt the DemM What an Utter contempt for public
ocrats will win In a walk with any kind I Intelligence a campaign apeaker devel-
of nominee. The thing would be too I ops! The blackest of lies are blandly
mucn jiae a royai auccession or a con- i uttered aa Tirecloua pearla of truth and
stitutlonal monarchy to be acceDted by I tha vlrtnaa and banaftta nf thA wnri.i
thla country, . - I are unbluahlngly held frth the crea-
m.. . . I " puiiuubvi party, an ornuM-
From the BparUneburr a C' He'rald. I Uon of offloe aeekers and holdera, fl
Doea Nicholas mean to suggest hlm-lnanced bv buslneaa rraftera.
fSlr. r.I. in,a prt"4f.!Se?. P,y JI"Jnal Jud-a Taft tella Kanaana that In 1S9S
that "modesty forbids" hla. pursuing I corn waa 1 cents a. bushel and nnw it
the matter further? It la acarcelv noa I la ii n.nu . Ate, i. i
.11.1. ... ...i , . r '-"""i
" '"' vuMnwuvuwi iu uviaoieiy 10 jttepuDiican, administration,
put upon his words His program, or The veriest claptrap. ' He mla-ht aa
the program of the Roosevelt machine, I well aay that because atnlea war tt
la. according to the view of It that la to w ii. 5 .i ?a ?.r.ppi.
..... i nC .V J -7V. ..." I ucana were aiao to Diame. f rices for
f nTMaivAH h-n .i-V? V,"'J" ica- commodities are rued by the lawa
r Roosevelt, then eight yeara of finer-1 of buddIt and demand, bv rmn mndl.
)inTJ.eJ a"1"! 7n0le"tJJfb,d8," tlon" J onomm facto?eCroP
man and
Mr. Lonftworth to go further In reveal-
ng tne plana or the family.
An aged husband of four wives plead-
quasl-crimlnal law and said that the memory and married again becauaehe
federal court had no power to inter-1 forgot he had been married before. This
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
timid, would lose confidence, would I THE NORMAL SCHOOL PROBLEM I fere with Its' enforcement by state J0"8' SctS1tttttM!''t9i
act wltn v caution: ; would fear ..that - courts, in view or some recent ae-
somehow; In no clearly stated way, I VIDENTLTthe normal school cislons.. by federal judges, this one
'he might- doV something "-"radical," I Iri .question in . Oregon nas not ie rather refreshing and encourag'
might try to make some "vagary
been settled yet. The board of inff.
effective and so on-r-olumns upon normal scnopi regents is aivia
rrolninna tot the dark hlnta and ed as to the number of schools yet
f vaguely dire forebodings. f This is t0 be maintained, after cutting out
1 cam palgn stuff, of ; course'. ' Roose- the one at Drain; leaving three, i wo
velt haB' been considered astefnish-ot three members of, the board, a
- Inel. ''radical." and vet most ' of minority, will recommend the earn
theses organs, t at: least, out , west, lnatlon of one or possibly tVo( anore
n praise' blm unstintedly for' being' so. schools, and ?: this recomiBendation
Bnteven-"' U'wmw9-Aatsnctia .ymr'-floubtless:. ftod, strong support
' that something of what they proph- among the people, 11 not in the legis
' esy would come to pass, w hat Is thejlature.
MR. TAFT AND THE TARIFF
T
Did the Wires Get Crossed.
Toledo, Or.. Oct, IS. To the Editor
of The journal It seems to be a very
true aaylng that "great minds run In
the same channel." Only a short time
not fully explain whether last year's f . "' 1TS the taViff nlank of
nanic was dim moat to Thnmna Jrfar. !an lumP?9. . y.nlo ' L. t
son, Andrew Jackson, Grover Cleveland
or W. J. Bryan.
Presidential Elector Butler waa out
telling: the people of Sunnyside that all
good things, including; good times, were
due to the Republican party. He did
O TARIFF revisionists Mr. Taft
pose3 as a revisionist. Borne
..li.i. t I a , .l. J . .-x
WHIVU uo UUW rauuue lue uuvj. un Blaine waa a nnnular Idol thnn.1. n.l
prospect on-the other side; in the 'The board estimates that the cost cpntrary, ne teas tne oeet tom tno rM shady
'.... ....ia fmi.. . t 1 - . . . .. ... I raiaera that h would nflvcr consent ory."-n' .IBr ""Perior xo tsiaine aa an
the Republican national platform and
very properly castigated It, but did bo
unuer tne mistaaen iaea tnat ne was
'k ll.lni. , Vi Tlttm A nt,tfn.m
The Small Chan are man is in recelDt I t. i... v,. .HitX n .thl
of this communication from "Ouasle":l AmaVia Dan tha too rt In tv nanilhltnan rta -
irmarlts Of his In the past serve Jhe oUo,,n ,8 aurs-ested aa a "yell" por of Nebraska, made the same grle-1
I in r inn hJn 1 1 r i-a 1 Puppnaaintr A trot rt f nf 1 mi. Jt .o.. f
as a foundation for this attl- the siandart Ollcomp a. fofiow.r "
tude. But he . is careful never to college: i ... tariff learlalatlon the true
specify how he would revise the Archboid' Arehboid, J Principle Is best maintained by the 1m-
tariff, nor to mention anything on S. O. C.!H ' fhe'dTfferVnce "between thrcot of p"
ductlon at home and abroad, together
with reasonable profit to American ln
dimtrlaa." -
Concerning the above plank or the
" ' I jv wum u i . . . . t i Kvati ia Tnr n,nn rn uiom. .. .M I . i 1. . v. .
other event? The campaign is nowjof maintalhlnit the three schools for rai8erB ne. w.ou.ia never consent rry"iiPonroi public rA"
sufficiently advanced so that It can the next two years, including new 10 a reductlon ! tne auty "on Deet questions, and he s admittedly of sound haa the following truthful sentiment to
3 . ... . .... .. ... .. I luo vwu 'u"u'" . tv o,.o. t.,.of and strict morals and ethics. Rlaine I
; De positively statea tnat u Mr. Tart I dormitories and equipment, will be ou"'' "U5"
. should be elected Jt will be with and $ Ul.OOO. "This estimate provides controls all the beet sugar fac-larc-elv
thronarh th alllfld ' nnltd i .ai..M tnr tnllv torles.) Mr. Taft would not reduce
i,; c - " - . , I VU1J IU1 101 -AWT U,Ut waa.MakT . , , - . . - a a . a
support bf nearly every trust, every competent-teachera-r-toq low, in the tne duty on wool though, if effective
law-defying corporation,' every land- estimation; tf . many good Judges. . It for tne intended purpose it taxes
gobbling railroad, every monopoly; may be expected that this cost will A0 men to benefit one. To the
every great financier wno expects g0 on Increasing biennially; such Is IUUJ ul B mnuuiauums
I establishment in Milwaukee, one
erv "malefactor of ereat wealth." i.na.. . a tha chnni worth the subsidiary to and a necessary patron
i every possessor of , a wrongly ac-C08t? Can equally good or letter re-1' tne eteel trust, he said that he be organized in Echo.
" nn risrt "ewn an fnrfnnfi" an1 Avorv I . v. .m.i..i ,Hui muT i wuum uui ouiutoio a, icuuvuuu ui
t " ' - - " " " I BUlta UO UUUI1UCU V
ThA encrar fruof nwna nr I and strict morals and ethics. Blaine I offer
v 1 mlniiul alanHnn t r th. n.naMa.nn I it. I . . . ....V. .11
............ ............. vw i.iw .on.uoiivj .51 i .1 u LI1 1 II yroiiier in ma uiii-a.i,
narrowly, through Conkllng and Bur. line has been offered in this campaign,
chard: Bryan to be continued Novem- The most hide bound standpatter in the
oer . i country can accept tnat as aauaiactory
and the rankest free trader can find
OC'1'1 1 I delight in It. The declaration means
rCPOn aJldellOntj iBlmply nothing. An attempt to legislate
Abguu kiusutiUM ainn that Una would .Imnlv onen the
wit tn inrerminanie wrantriinat as to
A Scio narty went coon huntinar one I what constitutes 'a. reasonable Droflt'
night and got five. I for hair-splitting on wages In one In
dustry, price of raw material in an-
Senator Beverida-a tella Mad ford that ,
uie larni is maaing tnia country Pros
perous, and making tha fruit-grower
ran. ah or wnion is ouncomoe, and no
one knowa It batter tha.n tha Inillaiu
politician. The tariff doea not help the
farmer or the fruitgrower In a single
instance, tnougn it loroea mm to pay
higher prices for everything he con-
reapeot than"tha leadera of the Renub. I aumea or uaea than the foreign farmer
llcan party. or fruitgrower, witn wnom he must
Well, ha mav be rla-ht. But Via hun'l compete In the world'a markets, paye
tniH tha nanni i,- ... . t...w I for the MiiM article made bv tha iima
v .vuu.w uu ucwij inn nvuuir i . .
llcan eenatora loved Roosevelt's trust-1 P,??' , ". , . , .. . ...
buBtina- and refoVm noiiciea. and how The sole beneficiaries of tha tariff
well they atood bv him In the nast. If ln 'wrant Induatriea." now grown
when the lnteresta of the trusts wefe at :?if.o, ?P?i.1".tnror,8r5 "Sf
stake. Now, Taft. If elected, is bud- ?.aJiAbe"t?c.15' 'HslaUon called the
a . .a . i mriii. - wninn inmps mm. amsriMn Mh.
posea to continue ttooaeveit a reform n- to tV -h( r ... V .
polloies; why not take a vote of the that aI-'mnHuintTr.
Republican aenators at the same time created f o 11 vea of Id Lneaa J. m S
?! ? . Democrata, and find out nolle.' Zrtt "XI
Liie nftniiniiCfLn-HrfoaavAir rarortvi nti. i . r. t - - r . . " " - " v . . .
verts, too
Beverldae
Stittes senate's control a sufflclentTeo
ommendatlon for the election of that
body direct by the people Just what
rsryan ecanaa xor ana u art aoes not. in
predatory plutocrat In the country.
There would be a few exceptions,
perhaps, one out of a hundred, of
such people who poses as a Demo
crat and Is ostensibly 'for Bryan, like
ueimont.. out practically an t8e not the case. Of about 3,000 teach
comblnes, elemeata, forces and men Ufa required in the state,' only about
. . , a I tilt UUblGO VU IbD JLS lU UV.Oi ,VUVV
inis esumateu cool -wuuiu uui - . a a nnt dip.
. , . . J. i v . IA A I ....... i, "" "...
alarming, suouia uoi w i.uwu.i .... tll Anaa ihat maVl tha w,.
too great, ir sausraciory rwm ww. k fortunes of the steel trust.
being oDtamecu . jbui regara iur iruiu
compels ' the admission that such Is
who are making for a government
, ... . vi -rots auu tuuiivucu j j uiuuvr
0' .i:fcd ,!r!,A! clles. though to the country in gen-
A building and loan association may I other, rebates and drawbacks In a third
ana so on tnrougn tne list oi tnousanas
a or articles tnat are now on tne tarui
An fin.,, ra tr.nl n.a, l.a.1r. nU lll I llHlS.
be laid off In small tracta. . U?T aucn a proposition, an attempt
. , i at tanrr revision, at tiryan s direction,
' .... . I would serve only to halt industrial and
ii is neuevea tnat Tmamooir boot-i. ii v....i...
. , .-1 . ... .. .wu i - .Hill VV1LI1 LUCir iinMttlail iliiimD h a rarm T ATriM "
aVe- ' I The aueer nart of the above editorial
ia Ihol I . I. Blninal lh, . .1 . Wfl,llfl IV..
.! . u li, J i ,? ryear" oresronlan used, fan it oe- possible
Vilcrhar rlntlu nn . vorvthlntr mH Ti"" "17.""' "'u t-1 tnat . Doth or these were "inspirea" ana
""o--- a 1 icii-icjn oi a. uuyuir. uuea mm witn i . -nid ?
by trusts and controlled by monop-ciub. , J p. STEWART..
So, wherever he goes, Mr. Taft
appears to be for the present or
; of, by and for a privileged few In- j 6chooi graduatesl So It is clear that
; eieau vi one olf uy iuu iur iu pe"-Jthe gtates is paying Out a good deal
. pie, are solidly ranged up in sup-1 of mpney. and unless a radical
port or xart. Ana oDserve tnat ne change lg effected will pay out more
ua not yet unereu a wura to a- and more biennially, for normal
please them. Nor. it may be predict- Bchool , teachers, and doesa't get
t-a, win ne ao a tning to oirena j them xh cost to the state is now
them if elected. . ... .1 about-$250 per year per graduate.
In with Taft will go, or will re- and then most of the graduates,
main, most of the tools of these in- either Immediately orwlthin a short tirely '8Ult th; trusta. and rob the
Lercsia iu cuugress wo ,nu nuuw time, uirn laeir b.wuuuu i people worse than ever,
i, Alio un ui iu jiruiuiueui Uit.ll iu il, i prOIliaOlO' or CVngEuiiu -cuiywj uicuw,
and with them Taft will cooperate. I or as most of them,-are , gin
If he does not they will defy him. as marry and- so cult, teaching. , The
they did Roosevelt' i" vAJhd since j atate's Investment la, not, therefore,
Roosevelt in large measure gave up I altogether a loss, for the education
to them and stands br them; what gained improves the citizenship of
can be expected of TattT - - ' the" beneficiaries, yet It remains true
l gen- When a town the else of Sheridan can I i x. . bi.ii.-i.
eral he Is vaguely posed as being "how a bank deposit of over 1190,000 1 "Z; L. T. t XI
1 . . a , , ' " ' BAllatAAa fit" nf 1 R Trt tha 1?ll.
a. . v s aA r i iiiero inufli d wp&iui una iomfltnmri v-r, vs.,
some sort oi a mua reviaioniBU now Wfc nt if trt M.ih tor of The Journal One Thomas Blad-
aa president, Bher- the Sun. v aJ,Vu1lfgeId,.by himwlf ' to be a-leader
' I a. r r4 ClAlallat nartv In 4V4 a etafa ftiata
I j a . afa ,. I im w Wrioai d v frca ai vino a cb aica
uiau na YiLC-preoiucuw wiuuuii glnc. th. .lo-in-. or the saloon. I
epeaK
been granted space in The Journal to
er, ana a 1 uric a, xiikihb, rayno, I urants fasa tne worn or tne salvation I ""j """ " it. ovyi.
and oil th cm n cr atlil in Armr nas dc en very Hgnt ana their re-l. v k""'- .. "1
, ana ail tne gang Still in I ,., ..ii...." YiJi.. I in reoly. if you will permit eDace. that
Dlaces. What sort Of tariff re-Jaavs tha Outlook ' 1 1 founded the "Socialist party in this
Dalzell
their
vision, if any, would we get? ' Man
ifestly, surely, one that would en
T
KER.N AND OTHERS
HE. Spokane Spokesman-Review
regards Mr. John W. Kern as
a very bad man. He has been
to some small extent a railroad
a I state, nave aiwaya oeen ana am now
Tr, i- i. , ' .la member of the nartv. Hladden. nor
the stack, the aurelua catUe have been ny one else haa any right to question
marketed, and hence the rancher are Tf-po"," ."7 Bir..0t..fnf
f laurlng on an easy time the coming Irty- In fcV 1 S0" SJadden a being
winter aava the Prlnevilla Ravlaw even c,erk legally In the employ of
winter, says tne t-rinevllie Keview. th- vmrty T,,e trol,bla wlth tlm fd.
t i. ii, ' ' . low Sladden, Mr. Editor, ia that he is
Lewisville Corretrpondence of Silver- Mten up with envy and inordinate van
ton Appeal: The grain harvest In thla lty. He Imaglnea he Is a great writer
locality was exceDtlon&llv rood. Tn .... . .......,
some places wheat yielded aa high as and friend of the "wurkin claas" at S0
6 bushels per acre, and oats over 80 or $40 par month. He Imagines he ia
bushels per acre. necessary to the Socialist movement
,. L ' and other things of that nature. He
v enycr uorreaponaence or uatsKanie soon will be, if he lan't already, a fit
t0r? TWaoknow markete. but, bei5 pro tooted
lge?of hlourcrofdfhTnTJnltea at homa- the people, f-
The Difference In Cows. ......
From the IToaall Jnurnol v
TT rrv 1 !'. T.v.au n. . ..1 ..!.. '
analyalng Beverldge'a understanding of animal, died Sunday from 'floating as
ine umtea eiaiea senate, when he falls the result of eating more alfalfa hay
to take in the lower house of congreaa than waa good for her. Not long ago
for the Democratic nnn.aunnnrt nf Mr. Rw1 Inat a flna. h.i.r !..,
I8ry?n'w,1". BlmD,y tn's: The leading, at the Journal Jersey also auccumbed to
least. United States aenators owe their an altogether too generous dose of mill
election to the corporatlona and trusts. and wheat, ao It will be aeen -that
The lower house .memhera nwa thai the Jeraev rata of mnrtnlltv k. h...
eleotion to the people. Mr. Beverldge'a fftr above the average lately. Ab show
argument, like the Omaha Bee of Octo- lnB" that the Jersey is not as tough an
ber 2 and the Oregonlan of September animal as the kind -we raise here on
14. Is an unintentional hnoat for Mr van Our bunchgrass hills, we rite. thA fame
and the Democratic platform. of the common red scrub cow that ia
fc F. ALLEN. ;,"w "a miiaea Dy tne journal fam-
Uy. Thla old heifer found her way from
Down the Boss. f wa ot ,Bt0 ,tno aarden one even-
Bonnevllle. Or.. Oct. 1ST th- w.i. I?. .""J. 3 nour
tor of The JoLrrial. TrT ihiZ moi- -.-l' "3 l"?T reneiy
ZXt0; 2 tSllr! o; h7rU'sonBy-fa-cre"andI KS
".i,:rr v" "r f"'"" ' 11 ' " punoi or roasting ears, carrots.
when
n
Sn It CrtmM hacV nrcltv .nr tn, .l.i a.. .. I. tnarA.tlncr In anma-lnllnmav and ho hm aliin h.A tha ir".V.. ."Z .r.'Lr". ra"."r. BUOJ-Ot. ror lit. Henry Wald CO or
' .-r j..vw, i lii al iua rial- ia . -..-o i , - i u u n ei n nero inn uii anoi aix or a i i wniiimrtn u a ani.. ai ,,mi.
tha nnestlnn that . Tlrvan drlarrd I vi- Aa vi.h It ta hut a small I ttnrnv for th nnaalntlv Thnmna I Nelson'e fine cows. I don't think tha I mant at mm la nn aiwanat nt !..
waa th Daramonnt lasua: .'"Shall La-n-tu. .' wKattt nava for. Taaeart. But If wa Dlead rnlltv as liV'YJl " if" "now UD ,ro8M n J?lni by 100 votea In the last June
--- - . . --- jiiuiiui ... . - - I. . " " I ajsaiii iur a wiuia. i election. Me can't get over It and
... . I after my acceptance of Mr. Stone's ln-
Bvery sawmill and lumber camp In I vitatlon to represent Debs and the 8o-
the poor
animosity
ent. or
Socialist
see
the people rule?" They .afe told
now, dally, In effect, that 'they lot
' : only cannot rule, ' but that if they
try to come a little nearer rulingsby
electing a man who may bethe
choice of a majority, they will suffer
for it; that there will be business
depression and , Industrial, paralysis
-ana nara tunes, nut it tne trusts
and high financiers and predatory
plutocrats are permitted to rule an
other four years, there will be good
times and prosperity will prevail.
Even If we knew that this would be
so, is the gain worth the price? If
these predacious elements are so
trong now that they can bring
about a four years' depression as a"
punishment upon the people for vot
lug as they pVease, bow much strong
er will they ht tour years, hence
and eight years? How long -will it
take before the whole government
will pasa completely into the abso
lute und'aputed dob seas I on of the
r.frkefellers, ' Morgana and Harri
ixant? ,
The constant threat should
r . rre aa warnings to the people of a
different kind from that Intruded.
Tf ey ahoald wara the people that It
U djngerous to riall to such tbreati.
a-.d tLat Ike more they yield the
i. rower to rna their government
t'.i r-ut represontatlve men ia power
t. t "! xa. They are' fa the
j.-t-!-n cf fine who yields to Matk
i'.. f. itt cere Y gives cp cojir,
The curious argument Ismade bylto Mr. Kern, may we call the Spo-J
. mmk nf th bnard that be-1 kane naner a attention to thA ranal..
:'" ,-T - ' -- - , : j . 7 " - i jne j. -uamiy ui nainicr is in iuu Diaat, i ciausts at tne wnite Temple,
cause there are few normal school Ion the other, aide? What of Sher-1 lumber is constantly going up and or-1 fellow couldn't contain hla
j ... it. lAarJiAra at I man atandnatter trust aerator rnl. I owu re toaaing at ine any longer, it naa to nave V
graduates among tne leaders, at man, stanapatter, trust servitor, coi- varU(, docks two freight trains paaal course, Mr. Editor, If the.
least three schools anosia.oe main- lector or campaign iunas irom tne tnrougn tne city every day loaded with I voter prefers ma to Sladden I can't
i.i.i r.. -.n-mai aAlinnl haa I laiaraaia all hla nnhlln UfA niawino-'l umDer ana mercnanats I why I should be blamed for It If
laillt-U. DUl IBU ... -v.- . I v.-, . .... "- "A 1 . . Ian, mnrA n-...1i. I. r-,1.-A a...
been established for over 20 years, politics for the purpose of plundering
and four were in operation for from the
8 to 18 years with the result stated. J bar
If this has been the record o far. I corporations
how can better results be Texpected I cerns
In the future? . - eral campaign attorney of the party
, it would be a very serious matter who buncoed the government, with
for the communities most interested Its eyea wide open, out of 840,000,-
to abolish two or all three of the 000? What of O, most of the rest
present schools... and it should not actively In the lead? It isn't quit
the
LaSttle Miss Marraret Garrison -f Davie atreet economic philosopher, why
people! W nal Of bnelaon. mera- I sorest urove, in aaaitlon to the prlsea ' vui-j wiro preier roiinj
... . , . . .., I which ahe won at the state fair on hrl'or n than Sladden? J don t want to
of 1 trusts vand monopolistic Inc. wararfeS ameVlarmhVnI ba a candidate. I have always Srted
and Stock-jobbing con- at the Waahlngton etfonty fair iat I to avade It,, but whjn duty caUa, why,
I mmmm. . ! e7.mm, W. W .. A . t. IL IA B . Jl . a I U mTW1 KWlft 1 I AT .1 PMIWtn J I
? What Of Cromwell, the gen- o7,"Vnder iV " na'" W Not only" li J. a Stevens-. Socialist
I 1 1 now. but has 1mi since ht rounded the
B -
be done except on careful considers
Uon of the whole subject, from the
fcole point of view of the Interest of
all the people of the state, and this
is srarcely to be expected In a legis
lature. The question win probably
not be settled until some definite
proposition is submitted to the peo
ple through tb initiative. Under all
the circumstance we would not be
surprised if the people. If Afforded
an ' opportunity, would Indorse the
plan of Senater Smith of Marlon
county to abolish all the schools, and
establish owe at some new point,
preferably near bat not at Portlaad.
for after all this Is the only really
ntrarpotat for the whole state.
In a d erf slow rendered Wednesday
hy Jalce Fai.'th KcFheratt, of the
Ut.'.'4 iiates court la Iowa, ba de-jcatloa
fair or reasonable to make ao much
out of Mr.-Kern's rather Insignifi
cant services aa a railroad attorney
and as attorney for TonvTaggart, a
neighbor aad lifelong acquaiataace,
while private clUxen, and never
turn a glance on tha sort of people
that are managing the Taft campaign.
or on Mr. Kent's opponent, who. not
as a private citlsen, bat as a public of
ficial, has been serving tha corpora
tions and trusts aad every sort of
predatory Interest. all hla Ilfe
The number of atran.era In tha ll KT.tl n1"." lT"
.v. . D. , in iiiw j-avr ty, rvuirvenuqi IK wnrn ana
theee days, and many letter received j wherever Iaran. I have done it In the
Ht1iiUil?n?, a,ilTl'tl0 S"-past and will do It la the f utureZ and
ditlone. price of city and farm property. I (mb Deris street nonentity will In no
J. U. BT.VE.XS.
The president -would tfoubtleas
Ilka to break out again with refer-
enre to the report about tti alleged
bargain ' wllh labor ,tadr ITeefl.
but he caapbt have quite forgotten
what hardened to kin the last time
Grove Newa: Oor w achoolbonae 4a
faat naa ring r-wnpla-tinrt, and fmra the
number of young married people who
B-r aininnf rtotnAe in I mo new avKlltlona
aad ad .act tn OomMloe. we realtae that
we win re rnenneiled te dirpllca te the
nuin la ina Br 1 a t ra.
e
Tra Ihit wirit tn real eatats
traiMMrtlona tw lata towa m4 vtrlalty
aM the Influa nf new faaiiiaai la tha
firtnf nf a whM.aa.ma growth for
fh.rijn that wl'1 r-alt la a jrelnf
iwent whlck taaary hare thnr4 knf
n rrixra. ears the fun Tha r!ri
f Miaiaa s-tlatitea Iknwialxwit tlx
ratrr. araa ma lha m nf a mi.
ba took to letter writltg for pbU-j o t.i AtBgnni t trt
rat Ina s " 1 ". 'ta aa encouraging in for
1 the fere. ' - i
a", '.JViJT other jurUoaa, fibres I way prevent me.
attention from "ouutder may, the BererMge's Talk Dlsaected.
' I eAetorla, Or. Oct. It. To tha Editor
A Clatekanl man went banting and I pr ' ne joarnai it Beams to me that
lost hla rloa. Bandar went aat tn I -Senator Hevendge s acneal to tha arnf
lofe for It. takinar alonar a shotna I era why I her ahould not aunoort Rrraa
a rrrolrer. and found the tfog aruardingn his declaration that the leadera of
a iram rmgar, wnicn vim sererai anota I ioitmii ewa party now la the
waa ktllnd. It fnnamred feet S lDcbes I aenata would Bnt aupport him la hla
in tragic ana sioon iet nign. ipoaicy or controlling the trams. Is fully
a I aa bad a blunder aa waa that of tha
rnroelloe CorTeepondenne nf rVreat ! l"B ana te oregonlan when
they tipped op a portion of the Repub
lican tariff Blank, mistaking It tor that
ei ma i-aamecraiic.
Why doee Bereridge confine hla be
llf la the noa-support ef Bryaa to the
i n! ted States Benatef Why does be not
alao go to the lower buae of fwr.rr.ai
irvsi-Dtisting propnattlrm ? Voes
h Wtab the EamoiA tA naJarataiKT h.
leering them on that the people who
""'b "wa are m srirpalhy with
Prysn, and that they must ecaarll r
aland with the people?. Tea. that Is
Je what he smai and ha uknit).
no are at the aame Harm that the troen
ere a part of the roast itenrr r fhe
I'MtaMl tMe eat. He helleree the
realra of 9 ha . .,'. .it. . i. iw.
aerate er'rtrw:iM ry the trutts a4
ewrporatlotl. aad r na belter tn that
" n a , . . " r v I a..iia vattJIH tllBk OIIQ WB
even i.ooBeveir ami lr hv lanntv mrf ta a ii .
. W a'-"," in icaw. ui iier an-nignt picn4e being an
tne Republican. Perhana ha meant I In. r.Q..j vi.i . . ii . . .. "" "'
that Drvaa . ,; 7i.i I l Aiic0Voa iiavoreu
Vvay and only make treatiee "by and!
tuuaom oi in senate aa tnei in,. . . .
constitution reauires. inateari ne anttirol nere tbe Apple Came From.
Vilmself above the laws as Teddy tho,E-JP- PoweU In The Outing Magaslne.
uv.ee. mivi luaauig ascrn agree-1 . . lw varieties or applet
menta (note the Oarman amnin.nl i I found wild In niirnnA hn th. ..!..
without allowing congreaa or the people Jacent to the Caspian sea aeema to have
W twits VW Llin aJJLI Lit U IM. TPB. IT T n O T 1 SB tl I I l tjrjll L11B IiriVin nr Y n A annlA aa ai
Idea he la probably- correct I believe I ,n the eaBt- Charred . plecea of apples
Brjan will revere hla oath of of f ice, I round In the heaps of refuse left by
nuu nariiii awurn .to vpnoia tne con-1 a .wir, wno occupied por
Btltutlon and enforce the laws will dotlori" of Europe before any of the
niu lorei oest to Keep nis oath. Sura I races. j nese people lived an
am I that if a Democratic president P'atforma, laid over piles driven into
dared to threaten a Democratic con- tnf water probably to protect them-
gress to veto a law if they passed It IYf trom animals. In an era before
and If they paased It over his veto, to weapons were known. Theao
reiuse to enrorce it. that they would fw'mrna or appiee are generally car
call hla hlnff at i. ....- .i!" I bonlsed bv heaL hut thv ah r.-z.-i
"i uujoi-ibu xo; -ana ir na really I .... ... -i-m ma inui.
did refuBo to anfAwi ia ,... I There are five type of natlva imaai.
Impeach and turn him out of office, as I S1. P0'". " or,.f hf m craha. John
they would hava a right to do. J f m"'1 .wrot from Virginia that he had
Congress la iiinrum, nnt i.. l found eome new crabnppies. but thev
dent. A little knowledge of the oonstl-I w j? nlU.n.i b,,ter- New Eng
tntlnn wmili K .. T '" ..r..n"1. I landers mariV tha xame renort tiV.
!L'LhJ8J The emprf1 ffe"rt PUJP
w."i"i.no.1 ?. . e . a Roosevelt ,r,- r.vrvcr
una in inienering witn the legislative I . -.....j, ... raaM.wa, ro
and judicial depa?tmenta. Hen?y Wa ,1pKTel 1v? f M mnd "tl1"7- Selections
tnraon la rirh t. 1. 7i-!!-xt.Hl I mlht probably be made from western
the people la whethw thai - -m T thlcketa. of even better. aorta than are
tlnue to Changs their rulers at will or " .?! KnoFn5 . e blood of the
aubmlt to be loaaed br om mSn.ni0I T"?. f'.J? ,n om- f beat
very ordinary man at that Hundreds 1 orc-J PP"a.
5;r v e'""a aeiegatea - were
kicked put of the Chicago convention
and their places taken by creatures of
noumraii, ana i neueve everv natrl,
Thomas F. Ryan's Birthday,
Thomas F. Rvan. financier and atrat
ntln Ranuhllxaa K..Tt ia. ii, I i-niway mafnaii, wave oorn in iveiaon
foS.BSJS1! cm-"ty. Va. n October 17. 1851.' and
Thousands of Democrat- Vill." Ti .VU.C"?P-
aunnort nf lha ItiiA. aeV, Y T wen w rvai imo-e o seeic nis
tM.uhllrVn nl.2 iiJ,.2nll ,"?T 'ortun- and obtained a poaltlon In a
RepuM'na proveuany patriotic, dry goods coromlsalon honae. After a
.....v.A iviou. i snort time he fonnd a poaltlon In a
' 1 1 " " I hAnlr nil afliv'tan him Iia w.Ma a.
iwoonraii Biowiy Betting. torn, wnere ne formed a part
. w -m I nerahlp with a stock broker. He rro
When vrr...r.U'fi. Pred ao weU that In 1174 he waa able
of helnar worth mini. i.:."""i "IT".."' n the Block exchan
nv.K.Kiii i 1 ' an" iiiui ajaicina ana as a
that Danrtlla iiTrAAi.a' ii-'ik Vl I promoter or steam ranroada and -a-ocniUJr
til t-.1 5," ITJ- rloua Industrial enterrrtsee. He was
?5IM.Jn.V:wJ.n.An,.h1": The RepuWl- the original promoter it th. WatmnnH.
inway ana organisea tne
Traction company ef New-
prominent membnr
hlch ornnlinl the
nf Vi.i. v,j-i .. ...rr . - 1 v - irari ion i company.- air.
i-ar at tS..-.-"'-."-I RT" la alao extensively tntereated In
viir t Vk. 7 i 7. "V ""w I the BeatKverd A Roanoke rallr
vamaiaw saa wa r LI IT-IIIUin rnnvraas rnJ aa a
majority ef 114. The election two yeara conBolidTted
tn ent that matnrit. ...!- 'CTt, I Von,0',fl"5?1
?,T5 i,7 J lochdlng luch ThV Vdlci.: V
via Ariiuuiiinn wneei nnraa aa Ha twww.!. i
York. Ia the comlnr nlnrtinn a .-ia...
of districts from .Republican to Dem
ocratic Would tlM tha llntiaA la k.
nemoorale and wopld effect the certain
overthrow f Cannon. Already bo ma
men hare been rltmlnateil hv K.i.
beaten for re nomination. beoaua of
inrir auirerrTience tn ma marhln.
uca aa Jenkina in wiaoonaln. Thnre
are at least 14 dletrlcta where the
mange or iaa tnsn a tnonaand vol
in aoree cases leaa than ISO would turn
the district from Republican In nnmn.
crane, wouia elect a congressman srhnee
vote wolad be for another apeaker thaa
Cannqn. rim Republican ronrreaemea
wbautink their ati by email ma)or1tlAa
are -teetter men-thee the IVmoorata whn
hare been IMtmlnajtd against than, anil
eug ht to be raelecled. Bnt there are a
gixkl mary more lh 14 oiatrirta where
ive Rrptioilcaa ts a aatelltte of the fan-
Bon marMna -and wwrre the I aevwraMe
ran) !te la an briH man. with the nna
towrie virtue that tt would not rate
for C a. n n fvrv i
IroaA and
varioua other southern railroads. He
waa married la llil and haa fire sons.
This Date In History.
1711-Richard M. Johnattn. ninth irlf.
pre" t dent of the t'nltnd etatea, was beta
In Bryant'" Ptatlon. Ky. IHrl lD Fraok
fort, Ky.. Norember ! . IIS.
1141 TrenVrtc Francois Chopin, the
eompoaer. died. Porn March 1, IIS.
1 5 The bombardment of eeraat
pol began. . 1
I te Tha prince ef Wales visited
Uoelon.
1H& The Oregon lerlslernre vrlth.
drew Its aneent to the fourteexBth POO
Btltstlonal amendment. ' -
ltl Uarehal . MacMahoit. at.mai.
dent of the KrecwA republic, died. Bora
July It, lMt.
Tne ipte orer thai Cathnlte
ar-honta tn Majutctia waa settled by corn.
pranlaa.
! Tha W. C. T. I"i worlt m-
greea aaeembiad la l-ioa.