THE JOURNAL
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wnlns it The Journal Bullo-
. Pabllrte rnrr
.' inc. rttth e- eaUl PortUnd. Or.
MS Wfth imm. -.Kmt Sort; 10OT-08 Boyee
BuildlD. Cb lease. -
r Xnrs at tke postofflce at Portland, '
f h.n.mjufcm Uuwfh tfa nulla M aaeoud-elaae
, rSLEPHOSES MAIM TITS, 1 BOaTH '
All 8prtant ctH by ttaie aswbarB.
T - Tell th pnU OK oeparnnani.
FOBIlGJi AJJVBBXiaiMO BEPRESENTATIVB.
Benlamia KcDtocK Co., JBroMWlr
I
i i Th Journal M on ftl hi London. Borland,
1 . iK .en nf Th. Inaraal'a Encltob tepre-
I arnhitiTM. B. aV J. Hanly ?r J
trf. . wtiare imhaerlDUoM- and adrartlaalMnta
rtil b twelved. ? . - .
I - Snbacrlptloa Tcran b mall or to any addraaa
J is to 1 unites states, caoaas c wm
IDm raar.........t5.M I De month .AO
Bo r ti-60 I On montb I
i ' DAH.T AND SCIfDAY.
Dot rear.. ...... .17.80 1 Ona nvm ......$ .S3
Men possessing - minds
which are. morose, solema
and Inflexible, enjoy In gen
eral, a greater share of dig
nity than happiness. Bacon.
rORTIAXD AT SEATTLE
m
ANIFESTLY Seattle was de
lighted with Portland at the
exposition. The number, the
enthusiasm, the broad gauge
fraternizing spirit and the character
of the personnel of Portland's dele-
. gatlon were admired and applauded
- by the Puget Bound metropolis and
fcy all visitors at. the exposition. ; It
Is the keynote In dispatches published
r thronghout the; country. It was on
all tongues during and after Port
- land day 1 ' . C
. i. The old phrase has It that "God
made -the country, but men build
. eitles," So they 4o.-- And the cities
g reflect the spirit of the men. Geog
: raphy5 and 'environment count, but
? they are .not Tall. ; The teen and
. their spirit, weight, quite .as heavily.
1 Gary, IH.f i Is not the creation of
geography, but" of the sf eel corpora
x tlon.: , After nature does her part,
a. men must do the rest. After the
j country Is made, men must "billld
', the cities." , Portland was given
! her endowment, and It Is here. ..Thai
Columbia river and the Columbia
- gap, the Willamette river and west-
'T em Oregon, the vast stretches of,
" fertility, forest, water - powers and
. . etored wealth in the bowelB of the
earth the Pacific rolling against
the west coast an TPortland placed
: at the gateway--thls Is the; geog
raphy. , All .the rest, the men of
Portland must . do. According to
their-Initiative, enthusiasm and ac
tion, sa will the future Portland bo,
Portland at 1 the 'i exposition was
promlseful. The microbe of prog
ress was working. The . germ of
broadened vision was virile, at least
for the day. The. , old-time, spirit of
' lethargy and dull contentment was
conspicuously absent. The . theme
tr of the day was a note worth while.
The largeness of the vision and the
i broad gauge conception of the dele
gation were incidents paramount.
. It was a character. of demonstration
A l.n.lt. 1n If It Kan ta
Tm&ie a confirmed habit In Portland.
It Is a habit that the whole people
' . ... . i am . I.
"
It can be made an everyday Incident
in Portland if there be leadershiD to
point the way.
When Coos Bay and other strug-
gling districts in Oregon ask for
i Portland's sympathy and encourage
ment, it will be well if Portland's
hand be similarly wide open and
Portland's mood be equally broad
gauge. It is the way of men worth
wtitfA iA tka moana rf -ort ft 1 n aui.
cess when such men go out "to
'build cities."
SMAL1, CHANGE
though Hayes took none." Polk was ter carriers transpire at f he Baker: vitalised the ; forces of nature, . and
absent from his White House office The carriers are not permitted to it is estimated that the yield will be
only 37 days In four years, Fillmore solicit for sale of tickets, and the SO per cent better: than was ex-
60 days In three years, Pierce and sales so , far : aro small. Will ; not pected. At ruling prices, the farm-.
Buchanan less than two- weeks a Portland, aerved bo well and so la- er's revenue from his crop should bei
year, Lincoln only at the Soldiers borlously by Hhese - men, see to It average or -above, and the . year's i
home nearbv. and Arthur nnlr ran that these entflrtalnmnnta are cat- work conseauential for 'his house
over to New York occasionally. rohised with- a generosity befitting hold,
Cleveland honeht n hnm In a nan.! the carrlora' nnrtnavnraf - Shn onarhtl
I With the margin' between the
siderablv. always ' dtelikin thel " ' " .. ; I garment and the proprieties already i
WTiltfl Hn.iHA fr.i- i;MiManra nA I THE PAINTER AND PLUTOCRAT I Strained, the Store In a seaside town I summer,
In his second term he established a ' Vt v ' ,1 tnat aaveruses oatning buus macs We t0 farmer-xiept for
summer residence at orav Gabies on I a 'amuw pamier nas reimeu i"' vmm i w iurnm6wu. i m wur.
niiMiliril'a Rto HarHunn ninit A to DSint the DOrtrait Of Rocke-1
m.it mhImm w.J A . feller. She is the Princess I The shah of
veyw u j wvvuav a. a vim wvaABB w huh i m. .aav - . . - -
COMMENT AND NEWS IN BRIEF
And still the terrible tariff.
. - . , . . . .
Portland sits In the right place.
' Who said we wouldn't have, any aum
In no place on earth is there a fairer
TfT.1l a
4rcDa if uvuww- i nreaidentT
voluble In the Insistence teat nis
Mr.
Aldrich
be elected
malrar hn iftaranM niH fxr If I LeVhOff-PerlaBhy. WhO 18 riCb
McKlnley took liberal vacations, as j and Uvea in a palace on thjft Medlter-j country. Is the "fool of the family,
na TtooRftreit.' witbont cHtirfam. ani i ranean. jane is ; notea lor ner
Taft will doubtless be a heavy vaca
tioner.
A SIGXIFICAXT I9SUE
TAllGLEFOOTi'j
' jw"
by nu.x8 ovaaaioLX , :
A BOY AND OTHER THINGS.
achievements In her art and her
ability to translate f to the canvas
the character of characterful men as
reflected on their faces. . She has
painted the portraits of Bismarck,
Y A single act congress has von Moltke and other men 01 note
flung a fiery issue before the In their varying moods of fierceness,
American people. When it wisdom or rorceruiness. ene retuses
voted1 to Bnbmit the Income to paint tne laces or women, Because,
ta manmAm) 'fnnaiiMrf atton. I as she touts At. she ia eeking faces
tlon on the-national method of tax-J0' those who count in the forces of
atlon. ' There is a vast difference I tne world. She has come to Amer
between the principle of the tariff ica to paint the portraits of .25 of
and the principle of the Income tax. jtno" wnose power ana mougni as
Because they are many, as well as I mirrored In the lineaments of their
for other , reasons. It Is upon the races, are worm me trouoie w por
Jndustriallv .humble that the' chief I wayai,
burden of government, expenditure Her refusal to paint the portrait
. . . . . .v. i.i...lnf RnrlrefnllAr 'ni nhr n1ntnrat la
nas lanen larougnom a auuiif T "I" VVVs 3m:"7. " " v A barefoot Doy with shining pall
of the republic. 'The income tax is because she finds nothing in such Wm picking berries in the vale.
the Immediate", use of the taxing Mces to appeal to the artistic sense ' L iihtieBdhfa-J , te.nn,
power npon those who are more for- f one who la led by her art rather
The boy enrobed over the neighbor's I . '
tunate In the material affairs of me iure- 01 money. me
lim. Th BiibmlaBlon of the amend-1 pect of a money magnate a coun-
ment makes the income tax a burn-1 tenance embodies lines that shock! The bulldog wagged his tail with Joy.
Ing Issue at 4 state capitals, and the artistic eye. The pursuit of the
And landed on" theulldogr'e tall.
It IS mora ndccsmrt than avor f rvr th
A lot Of a "will never bacoma ana
ceasiut aviaiora.
'.:. I ,W ' V.:.. '
Taxes make tirnanArttv. Think a that
lor, a "principled
More and more oeoDla. all the time
nare you noiiceai . .
WelL Hener needed the monev: he
naa an automoDiie.
Too bad: Chantauauaa were over ba-
lore tiongresa adjourned.
Jim" Hill anera at tha tariff nrtn
elple but then he can stand It.
' a
Really, we don't believe Rooeevelt's
piautuaea are wortn a dollar a word.
Better veto tha hnrrlhla thlnr. Mr
President, and stand in with the people.
The meter avatem tu the onlv nrnner
Dusinees ayaiem. ii aimpiy meana jus.
Attorney uenerai wickeraham won
game.. - Tne trusts were not
Mayor Simon la no Deechmaker. but
handsome Is as handsome doe a, and we
nan see."..-
from thflrn It radiates to every ham- dollar for the dollar's Bake brings The bulldog howled and bit the kid.'
r.llMy-ZAunfm into the faee that the can vaa Then. ran for home. Indeed he did.,
lei ana iu iuiuuibbi uuif ikv. , T, . 7 . rZ . i I Tee tnoueand DumDleoeea men
diBcussion, the whole question of of tn,s rttat shuns. -There is cruelty 1 upon-the boy, and bit him, too.
UStice and taxation Will DO Wiaeiyi-"" V"; "' And as the boy came running paat.
some sense,
And don't climb " O'er your nelghbora
lence.
It is reDortad that the vounar ahah of
Persia wept. He apparently ought . to
nave oeen a girl.
The Question: "Dmi a Collea-a Ednea.
tion fay 7 ' la beinc discussed. - It de-
penaa on tne boy. ,, .... ., .:
What does the susrar truet eare about
a riner" Tne consumers nave to pay it,
wiiii pig interest. ' .-
There are lots better women than you,
Evelyn, wno- llva on as little a - year
as you get a montn.
a a .
Bossy chews her eud lust the same.
regardless of Standard Oil butter. She's
a good deal of a philosopher. ' '
a ,
Zm.11 .ii I Aldrich. and failed. We Americans are
the greatest suckers on earth.
. ' e
Bishop . Quayle of
Spokane, It is al
leged, says that in
order to spark suc
cessfully a man
should hold the
- PRESIDENTIAL VACATIONS
P'
k RESIDENT TAFTS vacation
will be late. Ordinarily, con
gress is not in session during
the summer, rarely so late as
.' this. So Mr. Taft will make up for
: Vl. . J .. TTT....1.I
1 1 1 h .ii 1 1 1 f r ,ei 1 1 1 run i , i in .iu hvxuiiiiiik-
w ton during the dogdays by a pro
longed vacation tour this fall.
x Formerly as a writer In the Bos-
were not considered so free to take
"vacations as now. They. were hired
by the year, tor four years, and
were supposed to remain strictly on
- their Job. Absence from the White
House was measured and criticised.
The Virginia presidents spent a
good deal of time on their estates,
but: these were close, by. After
- them, vacations were pretty much
cut out. -r jaexsons only summer
Tesort was on the White House
. lawn, where he smoked his corncob
pipe and" Indulged in language to
suit himself. . j
Not until Grant, did a president
claim a vacation, and he did not get
It without opposition. By. his time i
seaside and mountain summer re
' aorta had become numerous, and
Washington Is at 'times a climatic
lerTur iu Buuiuicu w ui uv ivuieu
' ' ..li. a4 T ev T) vea nph Bi wVi lnfk i
y tUv? Blackburn ft resolutloa i was
Dassed InauirJng of tbe president
what acts be bad performed at. a
Jl... aTaanwa 4 Y m BAf f '- BV Wa .
j U ieioOVO i V ill v aav. a w ve ev
, ment established by; law.". Grant,
v- tot accustomed to surrender, replied
In- effect that It was none of the
, house's buslneM; If it d,idn't like
what he did It could Impeach him.
Since yien presidential summer
; tscntlocs have become - the rule.
Ten thousand bumblebees then flew
Upon- the boy, and bit him, too.
The brtndlo cow woke up at last,
A . . Vm tut M a m a H,nnln, nil I
arcrnnii "it coAa atraieht to the 1 ue-HKB moutn. i nere is a hardened I She boosted him up through a tree.
heart of plutocracy and poverty." ?nt in the eye. where there ought The.botateuy
rnmarlra tha New York World. It 00 meuowcu auu eunencu iibui.
ni i .nratAiv fonfht bv those The brain convolutions toiling Inces
who have amassed .enormous for- "antly with problems of selfishness
tunes through special privilege. It ?an their infallible sign upon the
wni hA annnnrtfid bv all those who features. The coursing blood from
hnM that wflnith ahnnid har its full I X9 braIn cells paints the cold cal-
proporUon of public burdens. . . culating picture of commercialism so
Aft- . rii f .(.nrri. t .11 indelibly on the physiognomy that
JJvav. va, ve a00av a S
the state capitals, the issue will be Br" " c7 " "uu ""i"-
carried to Washington. Even If the "on 9 ner Is palsied. .What is
amendment should be defeated, the "ey" ,n the f ' P erpont Morgan,
forces that it will have aroused will pnilt up on a pedestal orcein and
still be at play. The beaten issue le n by.tne ur? dollars, to
will leave its convictions In millions aiize tne painters nruBn
or minaa. ine searcniigni mat win. . mD,,.IffII mte r,r,.r.-, I in ordr to fcn th hh fmm hiiin never seen George Waahlnstoa and had
have been thrown on the govern-1 """" "" ""H u, llp, a FresnorCal.. man sewed but-1 never smoked.
mf . i-otot..,-will ,! Sons on its tongue. Great idea. The . '.
disclosed facts that will not be for
gotten. . , t ' . ., ' ,,. ; ..
Whether It carries or falls, the
citizen'; win have been reminded of
his factorship in the national life.
A taste will have been created for
more attempts at readjustment of
civic relations.
we have seen some
women whose
hands would make
even a bishop quail.
I
N CORVALLIS the city council
refuses to pay the demand of
the water commission of $100
per month (or water supplied
the city for fire protection and other
uses. The council urges that be
cause the water system is municipal-
Evelyn aavs that not being able to
This is a fowl Joke I live on 1500 a month, she will have to
any way you iook I a muuci., out uut . muu tr
at it .' I tirle, we hope.
A Geora-la- woman died last week at
the age of 10. Strange to say,' ahe had
man vhon wifv .hut hifi th n.? I Thaw Is retting his Dunishment all
It would only be a waete of thread, for I right, but the trouble Is that not he
she would probably attach a pair of I alone Is punished; there's his old mother
suspenders to the buttons and demand I wno auxiera ioa
equal rights.
Runninp; Sliots
Johnstown Democrat: Tariff Is the
tin can tied to the tall of prosperity,"
says the Florida' Timea-Ualon. Wrong.
Tariff is the mussle on prosperity. ,
a
Do Amernsans use too many words T"
,v icuju.iuivui " i .v. . i u ...i I ... . .. . . . I -do Ameriotni ui too many w
It is a long time y "uuum W w wnnen ror xne journal oy rrea ti gravely aeks the Seattle Post-Intelll
The island
jjenton. , i ... . i,...k,u.. .- -
'""'" times we get gnocaea aown ror tnem.
I..... i,. . i mnii ,n8 for water used for public pur-
RiUljv AVI v AVACSU S AiSIUU AAA laUlVUUaWQ I fT1 j, a-. , I W aoiasAU oa. ,ev V A oeuiaHiJS) A fa as
the organic law of the nation, and a m The t bjr -ucceesfuiiy put in .practice a method
iivM. Mi ,im . i saie oi oonas ana tne expenses or r '"""""" Blrminaham Age-Herald: All insur
desire" somhYng mor7than-thl SnffhlftEcTS S.Sra5SQa Kv.
mere voting for presidents and vice SSSl Kpo "-S
uuuueu uul cume fiui. fix I iih wRr ti... vt
av ivim Ri v uiruwu awRI,' I , , .
receipts and accordingly are paid by epta very inconsiderable fraction of I u """"
Mn.,,m. Th- f.Tn.. 1 .PfJ cent of the total The. party I
- . -- . w i apirn geia oniy wnat Deiongs to .tne
good for, the republic.
ABE WELL-TO-DO MEN LIARS?
R
EPRESENTATIVE PAYNE says
Renresentatlve Mann, the chairman
of the special committee on Investiga
tion of the tariff on wood pulp and
paper, when the senate, tariff . bill was
reported to the house, mads the follow
ing remaras:
It Is out of the question to believe
that we will remain here and give calm
and cool discussion to the senate amend.
presidents is likely to appear. There
Is much that Is possible as a result
nf tKa miKmloglnn rf the. amanrlmAnr
a it i. nt .h.r.ntar th.t .hftn' whether resident or non-resident, I Prty andnot representation that 'be-
pays nothing.. Large property own- t for puttl- ,0,, i, Md hone-t
o vuua VDwaQ buv, wuiucu VL yekj tuft I "v I" 1 wuJ H . RlllU
for flra nrntfiptlon nnn-rpaldont I ecloa- ine purse proua ariaiocrai.
IOr lire protection, non-resiaent I th demaa-oarua and tha follow with an
property owners among the rest, and I as to grind are per force retired to back
tha burden Ma marta to fall nn wator I seats In the rear rank of , cltlsenahlp.
tne Duraen is maae to ran on water go thinkers declare that pro-
consumers aione. 11 is an excellent 1 poruonai representation does away with
. . "7 thlna: for tha larra nronorrv owner necessity or tne reierenaum and
ine imposition or an income tax 1 , ,, TL 71 r : initiative.'
win .vt. ... ,1 especially the non-resident, but is I e ,. e
7..: V. ::Z ..: hardly a fair nroDositlon for the The mossbacit politicians who are en-1
luirs. . weii, u men wna large , - - 1 compassing tne state trying to get up
11 v ik 1 1 cul unjius ur uiuri waici uyiiouuior i aome scneme to do awav witn tne rer-
token ntterty lacking In the first ele- of "?a,Ier e"' W th pensions, Mp&?0 menu. But in saying jthi. 1 ! desire to
j.. - ... renalrs. cost of oDeratlon. bonds and I MnUn. nt n m r th. I add a word In reference... to certain
vi PsiriotiBm cneeriui, rea- j re8t all Dald out or the water to5s li that wheVi the Tpeopi; Thave rip- amendments of the senate, Without
sonable and equitable support of the miereBl a" P,a ou.1. 01 l.ne waier reeentatives that represent there is no any desire on my part. I was placed In
government under which they have receipts, tne iorvains water con- need to appeal to the direct vote. la, pbsltion where, with other members
arown richthen nerhan. i. well Bumer called upon for far more . .. I of the house, ws were compelled to make
: , ' - - " " " than those In manv cities I uregon naa Deen made ramoua oy tne an Investigation la reference to certain
to find this out, and act on the ln" lnBe jf. L referendum and Initiative. If through iten,- conSned tn.the tariff bill which
knowledge gained. If rich and well- . V T ' JT ,r eanXff OPe t,m than tav
. . . ... . . I taxed for water for fire nrotertinn 1 portatlon monopoly and other afflictions ..... ... .v. . . -.
to-ao peopie are to escape oearing y .: IV. J z . "Jriof civilisation Oregon win rear monu-1 ; , Jf1 .71 VTa
their due share ot the burdens of a.nd other P"io uses, but In add!-L,nt to the mtoryof ths ! f
per will properly not be represented
utxm the conference committee.
The house ceased a bill which upon
these Items would reduce the tariff 'on
brint naner. to tha benefit of the con
sumer probably, and at the same time
Woold give to tne manuxaciorer oi prim
OREGON, SIDELIGHTS
, New cannery at Medford. v
a a i
Baker county has lots of surplus hay.
i 0 a
Pretty good crop of hops, after all
A good deal of building in and around
Uufur lately. - ... ..
Albany expects to pava two miles .of
streets in io. . . .
A Grand Hondo valley man has bought
suuo tons or nayv-. - , . . L ,
It has become a' fins farming coun-J
try around Haines.. , ...
- Lumber business on the boom, says
the Eugene Guard...- , .-
The Tillamook Herald prints two of
its columns in uerman,
a
It la at least doubtful whether It pays
iNewport to license amuim. , v; .., , .
rn. rinM Raarh mm has ordered
dosen traps to catch gophers In his gar-
aen. ;
i . ...... w
iv,. 41 muit; notatoes in the
wuinmnttA vallev as a year ago. is tne
prediction. I--'. ' '
XT a In.. D.m,M'.. tUm firdlll Snd hiah
prices are staring the Powder valley
farmers right in ine iac. .
. , , 1 - e a
A oulet little wedding took .place,
says the Burns -iimea-riBriiiu. .
wasn't a '"little" matter, we iieq,
tha bride, I m .
Some Albany people who will ' keep
their sprinklers running an tnet-jme
ari nvltlna the meter system,' ana it
will come. Democrat. It should come,
In every town. It is the only .tight waq.
nmjwml Aptalnlv ham m. build
in . Kn Afi 'tt umiAiif. there Deinsi
h.i.nMl huslneea building elth
er in course of erection, completr,Vor
to be started at once, than ever before
in a single year, iiyi yvmw wtiun.
-a v -
of Toledo Leader
to
ffnpmm,n,rn n A n ft
Th rnn dalrvmen are - shipping more
.hi. iiimmaf than ever before.
About 600 pounds are shipped wreekly
rrotn ona. wnue nay view bu.vvwb
over 1800 pounds weesiy
Salem Statesman: To . the strsnger
"within our gates: The xtty1s -not- in
fested With WOOapecKera. iii -hw
you hear is caused by the automatic riv
eting machine which is helping Oregon s
capital city to obtain its first steel
frame Business oioca.
cm. rnnlan! Farmers ef Umatil
la county are wearing ml ei these days
and well they may. While total fail
urea are unknown in this section of the
west some seasons are better than otn-
anri 'with one of the' best being
brought to pass- out of what few
weeks sgo promised to be one er the
poorest, it is enough to make the tiller
of the soil open up the throttle of his
automobile and bide himself and ma
chine in dust "With almost a normal
yield and a better quality than usual,
the prices are high enough to make the
rer acre reiurna as "r ii"'"
hurt thev have been in. years. Why
shouldn't he smile.
w ., (
Aatnria Ttudet: The act " performed
by Brick Erlckaon and Herbert An
derson, his fighting partner, in risking
their own lives to rescue two other fish
ermen -whose Doat naa eapsisea on viai
aop spit Is onet hat entitles them to
tha thanks of the men' they saveL- but
aa Veil to the commendation" of the
genersl publlo for their bravery. At
best theb usiness f flahing on the Co
lumbia river especially. Irt the lower
harbor Is a dangerous one and those
engaged In It become aooustomea to
facing death, but nevertheless when two
men Will voluntarily man inio ine
breakers and what seemed almost" cer
tain destruction to save the lives of
two utter strangers, their self sacrific
ing eourare is entitled to more - than
passing notice. - . t
For tte Benefit of tne Paper Trust
By Representatlva Mann-
flclarlea above poorer people, by ly-vut-?f the Kfueral fund of the city. . , . . .
Ing, by perjury. Isn't it time to as
certain this fact, and either submit
to It with our eyes open to it, or else
set about devising ways and means
by which these unpatriotic, lying
gentlemen can be made to stand
their fair share of the nation's bur
dens?
As yet we doubt whether Mr.
Payne's estimate of successful and
well to do men Is correct. Payne
quite naturally supposes they are all
grafters and liars, because It la that
class of men whom, as a high pro-
the burden being borne by the tax
payers. This has been the rule un
til recently in Portland, though a
recent vote provides for payment of
extensions qf mains of -under ten
Killing naval cadets In private
not conducive to public confidence in
the honor of the navy.
It looks aa- if the corporation tax was
tn k. hlttl 4ab (a . n r K . nAlut
that ita chief ua win ba tn tiro vi da I naner that free raw material from Can-
Inches by property owners, and those I on political pets with well paid Jobs. J sda which Is absolutely essential to the
oootinuea prosperity. u& , w. mu.iui.w
The
e e e
Impeachment proceedings
of ten Inches and over out of the
general fund. The fact that any I Washington's legislature seem to- show
ttln th.ri . tilt In San tVlnrlun I thia C&DSCitT hS diStingUlSbed hlmSell
property Of large owners would seem : . t. , ' conducted the Investigation of the Cuban
f 6 uw. -uuiu pwiu The landlords of England ara now be- soatal frauds and subsequently reor-
to make It no more than Just that ginning to realise tha? even if the land Sinised the Cuban Vtai service. : After
their property should, In taxes, pay i " ?r b?L . i l.Rl his retirement from the-postal service
The honse bill made tha tariff $2 per
ton on print paper Instead of (8; but
by so doing we would secure pulp wood
from Canada without restriction of ex
portation. The aenata, amendment on
the contrary, wilt raise he tariff on
print - paper from IS, the - present rate,
to $g, and In effect Will stop the ex
portation of pulp wood from Canada. I
have stated what will be the effect of
the two propositions,, not merely what
they nominally propose. -. There are two
states in- the- Union ' which ' would be
benefited by the adoption of the propo
sition of the senate; two states which
have two thirds of the spruce wood In
the United States, which can be used in
tbe manufacture of news print paper.
I give notice now that if those two
states write the provision in the con
f erence report on news print' paper and
on wood pulp, in the Interest of thelt
states and against tbe Interest of the
consumer of paper snd the manufacture
of paper In the rest of the Union, so
far as I am concerned I shall swallow
my desire to stand with , ths organisa
tion of ths house, my desire to prove
that the Republicans are able to writs
a tanrr bill, ana vote against tha eon
f erence report. ;
2k REALM,
I-MININL
D
On and Off the Cars.
ID you ever notice women get off
streetcars and see how many of
them do It wrong t
.Why will women step from -a.
: car in the . opposite direction
from which it Is golngT A wise man
once explained it by telling how women
always carry their babies and bundles
In the left arm and so use the right
in e.ightmg from a car..
1 must have been right for women
Invariably take the back rail of the steps
in the light hand, which swings them
to the ground facinar In the nnnoalta
direction from that In which the car is
headed. -.- ' -
Wliat difference Anm,m li n.ut1 fii
ply this. If the oar. should start, any
one i m such a position would be thrown
to the ground and probably injured.
The safe and right, wav tn at off m.
r is Just as easy as the wrong. Take
""'"."i, me rront ran or tne steps with
the left hand and aten off faeinv for.
ward, or in the direction the car Is so
il this simple little. rule were fol-
In a,
lowea. many
u avoiaeu.
needless accidents would
at least some small portion of the w,li ducused d theirprlvat; Svl: he was appointed by President Rooee-
are not nad this tim, th ubjct
fit V il4M..-l kAla 4 M
cost, vet according to the council's I nues imperilled by any ministry in pew-1 velt special ranama rauroaa commia-
Ma,' ',t .hnM n-v .h.lntiv fslr for public revenues. ; - atoner. J ln,,..tate J"mary in Mnsa,
. - . waiaaua aw vwxa a J aawwAA a ' a A a i . LB1 WSWT Sn r. TIIIBLUVf ftuu Avvuuaaa'
iney nave always been trying to get ,n (jorrallis. . The operation of the railroads for " nomination for United states sena-
somethlna for nothing, to take ad- 1" . .Ki-J'iISI W Vl ii I tor. defeating Benator Chester L Long.
aw I 1 J1H IJirVB 11H W KLHr 11 II II I V IB I -wv.. v -Mvaaw va. vua a vwa , an waits a - .
vantage of other people, to plunder n.nat, trnm thn ,.,, , ''. V&2A.0.'
. , mm - . . . . If-'y"" ----- 9 w- -mmtm VI CA A AAU II IfaVAlaU TW SB WW IUB S VV;BA III (Kill LU J CA-
the people, through a high tariff law; of l5 miles, and is one of the tor"- The Hartsman Unas could, with
and he supposes that they would He v-Bt the ronntrr the,r l"0!0" "J11 ,ncr",n PS01.1
. . vQi Dest in tne country. toon double track every mile of the
and perjure themselves rather than . t , , . L -am rcada. run motor cara to aeeom-
submlt.to a more equitable arrange- Rockefeller advises those who ar ".od.12cl "Jf.J?..'"!
V V A . ai.li I I UUBll l- WHU fca BJUMCSUIV IBiCe. AUIVUgU
ment. that would tax them a little I hunting for happiness to .search for near sighted and perverse policy, how
more butperhap. he saturated with ,t ln the open air. That iaall right m.trf.W
me protecuon-ana-piunaer princi-i rnr Mn n tn rii hni m. tinr th rauit ia in.l
tVim. h.l . . . . . 1 all around. l
uvu-i,r .flHi ramfl Tn nim nti
That the tariff is a fraud and a mock
ery needs only to be mentioned in any
assemblage of workingmen to receive
affirmative support. Tha- sugar trust
ia doing no more than any other pro
tected industry to convert the consumers
pie," has underestimated
esty and patriotism of the average keeplng a weather eye on holes in
ffiuwiuiiwuinraiiw, tn- nnnd whara, "rushers" were
But. if not; ii ms indictment belm0st at nlay,
true wny, lex us una out aome of
these liars and punish them proper- , One hundred and fifty Boston girls I to free trade.
ly. They will oe worse criminals I recently kissed the mayor of that
than many men who are "sent over town. The newg of the Incident
broken ". gently to acting Mayor
the road.'
Stringent j regulations surround
the work of the letter carriers. No
matter what the stress of weather
his route must be, served. Through
weltering heat or deepest snows, he
must make ills rounds, delivering
the messages of.1- the malls to all
hearthstones. He la a busy part in
the great machine of life, a . loyal
servant in the world's great house
hold. "Thursday and Friday nights
entertainments In behalf of the let-
Baker ot Portland, ought to prove
a powerful antidote for , his attack
of lumbago.
The Willamette valley, T which
it is traditional that the crops sever
fail, is entering upon the wheat har
vest.. A few weeks ago there were
signs that the yield would be ex
ceedingly small, especially. In the
case of spring sown grain.'' .The
July rains, which were heavy
throughout -the district, have re-
Joeeph L. Bristow's Birthday.
Joseph Little Brtstow. United 8tates
senator from Kansas, was born in Wolfe
county. JLT-, July It. 1SC1. - At an early
age he removed to Kansas and was edu
cated at Baker university la that state.
Several years after his graduation he
became the owner and editor of a news
paper ia Saline and in 1S9S he became
the owner of a paper to Ottawa. About
tha same time he was appointed private
secretary to Governor Morrill and dur
ing the two years that ha filled that
office he obtained Ms first Insight Into
public affairs. - From 1894 to 1888 he
was secretary of the Republican State
committee of Kaneae.- His efficient
work as committee secretary attracted
the favorable attention of Preeldent Mc
Klnley and soon , after the . latter took
office he appointed Mr. Brlstow aa
. Mr. Aldrich and Ills Flock,
rmn tha New York American.-
. Senator Gore, who Is not so blind as
some, mad a remara as inw mran
tariff bill went scampering through ths
urnita an Thursday night.
He said: . "Mary bad one lamb and it
followed . her to school one day; the
chairman of the finance committee has
SO lambs, and they follow him every
dsyr
Tbe remark was, of course, parabolie
and not to be strictly construed.
But what can be more worthy of
poetic or phllosophlo observation than
the power of Mr. Aldrich to Impose np
on the country a tariff that meets no
pledge of his psrty. a tartf f that be
wilders the president, shames the press
and puts the people to confnalonT '
Mr. Aldrich made a pastoral speech, in
the swelling hour of his triumph, ex
communicating tha - Republicans who
had refused to submit to. the staff of
nia snepneramg. mt
He assumed a political character, and
exclaimed that "those wbo represent the
states . that ' ara Republ lean the eta tea
that can elect a Republican president
represent the party." 1 . '
And yet the kind Of politics that
Mr. Aldrich stands for must be a new
kind something foreign to the tradi
tions of our fathers.
Else how does it happen that the sen
ator from the state which has the low
est political character of any In the ais
terhood. a atate not much bigger, than
Y . .. .
a Kansas - sow pasture, -should ' lord it
over the whole great' galaxy of states!
The question rises and about it can
not be put down: . ; . '' -.-
Is Mr. Aldrich a senator from . the
state of Rhode Island, or la -he a sena
tor rroro -something Else? ' .
Is Rhode Island his real constitu
ency t
These iron sinews, these giant thews
ef - senatorial power did they really
grow out of Newport and ProvldenceT
No; oh, certainly not. Mr; Aldrich
Is Indeed tbe enator from Something
Else.
And ths flock that follows the lead
ing of the .crook, the. pastoral crook of
Mr. Aldrich, lo whom do these little
onee owe the breath of their political
lifer . ; 'i. . - . .
Where is the sest of their political
allegiance i,
Can they really elect a Republican
president again t , .
. The wraith of the new politics the
politics without a country, the Aldrich
politics comes In a questionable shape
and should be spoken to. - , ,
.- Whom do these senators represent,
anyhewT - ..- -
It cannot be the American people,.'.
This Date In History. . .- j
ITT 4 Pennsylvania elected delegates'
to tne riret congress of the Colonies.
-'181t--Britlh under Wellington de
feated a superior feroe of French under
Mirmont at battle of Salamanca., r f
18S3 Napoleon IL, King of Rome, only
child of Bpnaparte, died of consumption.
, 1848 Adolphus Frederick. Grand Duke
of Mecklenburg-Strellts, born.
157 First cable news from Europe
received in Boston by way of St Johna.
Newfoundland. ;
14 Louisiana state convention
adopted a constitution abolishing slav
ery. 1178-Statoe dedicated In Hartford,
Conn., to Horace Wells,-the discoverer
ef "laughing pna," - -
log The 'United Btate circuit court
of appeals set asitfe the t29.400.OO0 fine
againat the Standard Oil company, .
One Of ths most fnnllah ffilnar that
people -do in connection with streetcars
Is ' to rush haetfUeaalv arnnmt th. ......
end of a car without looking to .see if
another -ear is coming on th other car
track. Women are particularly careless
in this reppect and have only themselves
iv uiama lor many serious Injuries.
Motorman dnolar thai wnm.n ... . v. .
ba.". ?t ,th.,r existence, and that they
Will risk Ufa and llmh tn thm -.,.,L
in .front, of a moving car rather than'
wait a fraction of a minute for It to,
pass. .. j -'. .
People in general seem ' to consider
the conductor, responsible for all the
defects in the system and feel at per
fect liberty to berate him for all nt tKoi
discomforts. As a matter of fact the
poor man.hssn't a thing to do with It
and his life is only made a burden by
such unnecessary complaints.
A conductor's Ufa Inn't 1nt th. ..
one imaginable and there are many lit
tle ways ia which ha can be given a
Hie. - YOU n . haln Kim Lot I
..Ill i.. vi Tt.. . .
" . . . iiul iqou 1 1 1 li i ..liiii. 1 1 1 1 vmir rim
and If you will tell him when ton want tn
get of f before you are right at your street.
j. jirii lurim iu asa ior your transrer
when you Day. your fare and ha rafuaea
to give it. don'r scold him, for It would
be all his position was worth Jf he gave
it It is against the rules and -tha
Streetcar com Dan lea hava "annttera"
continually In their employ to see If the
men are ooeymg Ult rules. .-
When tha aonductor aaka v in .Ion
Inside snd make room for others, do It.
Don't wait to say your good byes on
the' car steps and don't wait for th s
o'clock rushes to come home with all
your shopping bundles. '
.H :. . v:
For Campers.
TJE following bits of information are
.. taken from an old journal com
oiled by a man who has gone to
the woods for the last generation.
An infallible compass If the sun
shines Is your own watch, which placed
on he ground face upward with the
hour hand pointing directly at the sun.
Half way between this hand and the
figure li Is south.
Thirst may be relieved with a dry
pebble or button In the mouth when
water Is hot to bs obtained. A pencil
line is drawn under "It is a sura relief."
A strip of seaweed makes as reliable
a barometer aa the average mechanical
or human weather prophet In .fine, dry
weather the weed remains dry and dua
tv.. If there is rain ln tbe air. It be
comes damp and sticky. If your dog
sniffs' the air frequently change in the
weather is sure to do at nana.
. An uhsavorv but reliable relief for
black fly or mosquito bites Is the cut
side Of a raw onion. Common mud
sootthes such a bite or sting. Crushed
pennyroyal will keep insects at a dis
tance.
rr tha waather calls for mora blankets
than the camD can furnish, fasten 'layers
Of newspapers between those on hand.
TO cool tne arinxing waier, wrap wi
cloths around the Jug or pall and hang y
It In the open air.
"Slaniacks. buttered, spread with
slices of fried bacon and put together,
two and two. stick to the ribs on a long
tramp."-, This is, taken verbatim.;
Salt pork, soaked until the salt is out
then rolltd la meat or flour and fried in
hot fat makes as tasty a dish In camp .
with boiled potatoes, as the best cafe
chef could .invent -
. Some New Dishes.'
BLACK CHERRY SALAD The big
black cherries which are In mar
, ket bow' - make , most delicious
salad, either alone on lettuce leaves
or-with other- fruita, and dressed
tn either case with oil and vinegar. For
a piquant cherry salad, remove tne
stones from the fruit nd fill the cavity
left, with a small nut meat. Serve on
lettuce leaves with mayonnaise flavored
with nlneannle lulca.
- Tulll-Frulli One hs If pound - sliced
pineapple. One half pound sliced oranga.
using skin but no seeds, one half pounS
sliced peaches, one half pound sliced
apricots, one half pound plums, . one
half pound cherries, the Juice of six
lemons, one pound of sugar snd one
ounce of sliced green ginger root Cover
with wster; boll ona blf hour,
,' ,-' ' at ' H .-.
' Buttonholes in Lace.
BEFORE .cutting buttonholes in lace
sew a piece of lawn to the wrong
side. This win enable you to make
firm and goodlooklng buttonholes, and
after they, are finished the lawn mar
be cut away. It would also be a good
f lan to sew tswn on the wrong side erf
he lace before the buttons are sewed
on. The French substitute the button
hole loop for all precarious buttonholes.
It' It. St .v.,;-"-
I.."- . V - Cherry Ice." ,
TO make delicious cherry ice stem' and
stons 1 quart of ripe cherries,
v mash them, sprinkle with J cups
of sugar, let stand hours, then press
out all the juice. Add 1, pint of water,
1 tablespoon of lemon Juice and the un
beaten whites of I eggs. Turn into the
fr?e.er. pack in salt and ice end freese
until firm. . : . - -
" T -1
TkeBest'BooW-
ntrniatA to The Jooraal by Walt Haaoo.
thiamooa Kanaapot. Hie ptwM
a regnlarvfaature ot this eolona la TSe Daily
joarnal.) r ' . - . . . . ' .';
f,m ii.t that Dr. - EHot ' made. ef .
books that one should read, to round
his education out is very fine Indeed.
I recommend these volumes all; they
renresent the best tha masterpieces of
the world, the gems of east and west.
I strongly urge the young to keep these -Volumes,
on tfie shelf, but I'll be Ranged V
if I will read such dreary Stuff myself.
A work by Louis Joseph Vance Is good
enough for me; and Arthur Stringer'
corking yama juai uu ray mui nu
glee; and when It comes to deathless
song, my heart with rapture ewella,
the while I study out the curves ,JJf
clever Carrie Wells. Another book of r.
recent times has stirred this heart of .
mine; the great Official Baseball Guide,
for A. B ii I n nt i. n nlntr- and when I
yearn fer heavy staff, to stimulate the
brain, there's nothing wrong wlto
-Shakespeare's Death."- -tiy Saral Clem
ens Taln. Of all th volumes In the
world, 1 that soothe the - stricken . soul.
I call This best these swelt'rlng days:
"Attempts to Reach the Pole." It treats
of ice and polar bearw, and .Eskimos and
snows, toboa-Kanised thermometers, chil
blains and frosen toes.
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