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EDITORIAL FAQE OP TOE JOOKNAL -x.v tt -v t A T leDldemlca of tha nrf. it. tram- only on. boy vu killed. All that I they blundered. Their former en I rl Mi I U L iViN XXi- njlBsablUty through other agonctesll. neceesary to bav. a funeral in a thuslasra brer the consuming liber al lit..- . i - f.-1 ..... - I n . H f . . .,... . 1iu sltli 1lt landlords hm hAAn nercentl- mail wsicr in uuwoyer, wiuriy uu- inuu u m miu bv vuw lu .-. w - -- - - - biy jarred during me com .nap, - COMMENT AND NEWS IN BRIEF AW IKPgrfSDENT fnhiuMr derstood. - In a recent 1 nterrtew, I a gun. Professor . Pernot, bacteriologist at li-lth Orfrnn A orient tural rnllfttra rites inTllr aa froniiAnf mMni of Infee- '. . . . i ,w a I - ..:rkT ZSIET ..ru; aSPus. "on. II. .ays: l have alway. con 1 a. JAIKIK'.N. I f, rifih see Yaiablll ttrwli, fortlsnrt, Or .uh.f irpt Suadsj) a -sln( at Tt Joutn.l nnl 6MALL CIMKGP riLilSG IX)U CAffNOJT It li near the wind-up of the Red tended that tvnhold la transmitted 5hujiu.su-iiii I",8:v.u,il? JLTiMarBely through milk, although com- All d.D.rlments reacted br thtm """ ' . ... . uh ti. irtor htt itrroMg5ni:Hng originally rrora water; ua is roKMoN Ai.vKBTisiNa Bgi-RKsitNTATi v. J 0Qe of the most favorable mediums iSL $utl2 mo;!i tor ' growth of the typhoid bacilli. .... 'mi""! - . ,- It mlimnn, rfclcfo. Ill KCpi Ilk IUV UUII19U .UUUf UCUV k T IIB NEW representatlre ' from I be far more liberal buying than there the state of Washington, ex-1 has been so far. Portland should Judge McCredle, la credited I make a large showing tt this good with an extreme laudation , of I cause. ' , Speaker Cannon, whom he fulsome- ly praises as a great statesman and I The men who want the grange patriot, whose services to. his coun-Jto make no defense of the direct Tk aVs..et Mill ft..-. a " Vruai .lamp stoics iuu iui luvain knnimii, lm As ever, soma wUl have too much and some not enougn. This ahould b a blar week In ths Red Croa atanip trad A big, tt hog ts a fin looking ani mal thai daya, to Its owner. ... -4 -ug--.- ' of the body for germ growth, and Mj.U.0w .B?a It .U.P.cted 'th.'t th. n.n,.h goo- " ?7el'!m!"tn!?h S"n?i. fearlmVdot: if - Sr. ' candidate,. . ; mhw, .r, cooking. Dr.. Cook... :. ,.uiw.,it ......IJI " v.. t, . . -v-.. v. 00vl Tn Aanartfnar thla valA of teara. I Tha oor. ovarworkM on ' V.V . J V,w,wV . luxuriantly. It Is well understood " : . . . . : r . ' " " !i 1 will now taka a. two waeka PAILT A!tO BCNDAr. On rr T.M Oa BJOOtk hat vohold 1 i flS dlseas ind repeated phlstry thaf th. majority the- turkey, pan point posterity to FtLXSrSJZJ fSld T;I tb. h5use can and doe. rule, and 85 cent, a pound a. a token of th. Tha extratna pleasure wa taka , in taikln. of ouraalvas should, maka as faar that wa. fira vary llttla to thosa who listen to nav La, Kochafoucauld. rreaamen vacation. ... a a , Lot no naady onaa ba ' ovarlookad. Whatever weir faults may nava oeen. a . a Wa will have to admit that weatara Oregon aeldom furnishes akating lea. r?niSVi, aTTn thi bodv wd -meaHi by which the .peak- Ing oft It la-a safe bet that many coiiaooratin, togewer n.a ling produced the disease In the body . . .., kiI m.., ..v. v. ... OREGON filDEUGIITfi Wlllamtna la becoming a busy and quite Important town, a a ' A very strlot new ealoon ordinance la now In foroa In The bailee. . a . Roaeburg ImpTova this year to the stent aiij)rounaioiy m fouu.vuw. A -Fort Orford man killed four wild geeaa at one shot, and on a Friday, too. Tha Eusena Methodist chuhch has gained IX members In threa tnontlis. ih, REALM FLMININL K HODoa are numerous, in I of thatr hiMr nights more than z are iougea Prnf"." ,V; t Uullctlna on Child Culture. AKSAg to tha rescue again! .Thla iiiiio it concerns 109 rearing of children and I'rofi-aaor William ... MrKeever of the Kuiibtte Htuta Agricultural college la the crime instigator-In the new crusade. He oon tenda that furmera lu tha middle west ara ao engrossed in the production of wheat and corn and tn tha growing of meaty steers and fat porkers that they are likely to slight tha bringing un soma in jalL I M .a Jl ... . m.V . ahaslaaASB boa : the lSSJoaS the 7 whatever It please., th. .peake, erteem In which they were held by from some pre-existing case. , A. th. vu'i 110 v rm. th. t,nr of a MHmL -P1" Deen luuy exposea re- I ' - - ' - - I flA.Afllv M tllAM fV. from which 'they came. I tlon of water supplies from THE GRJlNGn AND TOE DIRECT source la easy) and the contamlna- f,0"1 1 PTtrxranv . Jni. v - i I defeat a It will soon b. th. day foV gwear- ' er and hi. committee on rule, and man 1. ready to .wear off buying unrutma. presi control legislation. In any case; to for January 1. T Vat - A. . I Mn f mflV h naa of tfr in wash- uele" ul" nO ln vBe m ...col. f. enn.nt Ana 1 L" HU, cuu- I IUIL T vDPv J km i7t. US J vvAVa . v-w I . . A a- . . . . a. m im INITIATIVB and referen- organism left In a nail or can will ""enxiou. wm or. a majoniy. , Ana dum are not nartlsanahin. The! ..itiri tnir.n tn frah milk. r t'annon aiway" na always ha. primary law. 1. not partisan- and It I. the Ingestion of a large bef onth,d9' the , Protfted. .hip. The direct .election of Lumber that 1. effective In causing Privileged and predatory interest, a. l(TAHGLEF00T( epnator. by the Oregon method 1b disease." " not partisanship. They are not pol- professor Pernot relate, a case In itlcs fn that corrupted sense in which wnCh the principle of contamination the term "politics" is frequently by use of water In milk pail, is 11- u.seu. ah inree measures are dubi- i instrated ness. They are the serious business t mnv miiir vm roratvod at th eol of the people of Oregon. . They are Bg9 for a report a. to the cause, akin to taxes, to river improvements. Analysis Indicated that germ, in the to road building, to education and water used for rinsing milk vessels to the other activities that Immedl- produced 'the stringy condition in ntely concern the welfare of each the milk. This information was citizen. It 1. not partisanship to transmitted to th. dairy, , and the discuss good roads, nor to argue for following reply was received? "We a liberal system or education. Ivor Is It partisanship, nor doe. it fur- your suggestion that the ropy milk ther or harm any political party to cam. from the infected water was argue for the retention of the initla- correct. "We left a can of milk' in tlve and referendum. Though a th. barn for a period of 3 4 hours, Republican legislature submitted the Wd 4t remained in good condition against the masses. Thl. has been shown too often and in too many way. to be disputed or doubted. Apparently believing that Cannot. fa alAaliaaa1v af VkAm ananHv ' fta tha I A aamnlA t tjf ft M trv anv 1 . ' I . "r.r;;r-i: MrMcCredle probably hopes by this extravagant eulogy to curry favor with the speaker and .o be treated with more consideration than If he truly represented his contltu- ents; but his recompense will prob ably be of but .light value, and it ins inioc-i . .... ... , . ,. nv.i.t.. fhn.. afinv I caramount aueetlon In politics next thlsl r PBCK-e( commiueeai can ana oq umuiuim wtuu ui "lyear.. - . A canal from Portland to Gray's har bor via fihoalwater bay will alao help soma. A great deal of Chrlatmas shopping waa dona early, but there will ba plenty dona lata. alao. e e Moat poet a ara supposed to ba more or less insane, but wunam wataon, ap pears to ba an extreme case. - Not only Salem but the whole atata la Interested in the movement to ae cure pure water for that city. . . ... a . . ' The etftte of Bleklyou la not likely to materlallxe, 'but It serves very well for aomethlng to talk about up there, a a Possibly J. P. Morgan will pass Christmas without annexing aoma bil lion dollar concern or organisation.- . ...... .. a.. New record of high cricee every week lately, which ought to induce . more aVT KlUs OVXaMOLT. 'v:; BT. NICK'S RELATIVES. Tell ma truly. St .Nick, , . r. What relation are you .... To the other Old Nick, , Kveryone'a bngaboo? ) . ., .; To ma it aeems plain, Though I don't .wish to knock, That you ara a chip Off tha other old block, ' . v For you teach us to awear With your Christmas gold brick; Tea, yon muat bo a eon Of tha regular Old Nick. Profeaaor IJcICeever uraeftvlesi atten. tioo to domeatlo antmala and crooa and Cottaaa Orova people ara thinking of I more to the bova and virla. ani tn fur. a railroad from that town to the cat; I ther his cause and remedy tha fault ha ma v I... . ITnwNn. ' I i j . .. .... . .( a ' i in prryunog a sot oi bulletins telling Tha Ion. Prclalmer plant ha. moved b0 "ffnf to Kobe, who-a paper wa. aoma week. " ,u"!'";' ..T"! u"n.? aao iranaierrea to Btaniieia. i mo awn : .. ' e a . Tha Wlllaraln Time, la.t week Is- . "Wa have special course. In poultry ued a large, good Illustrated apeclal ratalng, pig -raising and homo breeding," edition devoted to that growing town he aays In one of bis bulletins. "whlLi and aurroundlng. country? ; parent, go right on tn the good old way Beside, producing two crop, of bar- "jf.i1'1"" ?y "UM"' toear"B n,J rie. a -year and a continuou. crop of superstition. A. a consequence the first roaes, this aectlon of country lias the children in many families ara used for addit dlHtlnotlnn of ' Droduclnff two experimental nurnomi and Omiirh hv crop, of peara In a year, aay. tha Sherl- J may ba well born, their prospects of a dan Bun., . -, ' . .- I useful career ara of tan kllvhtad tnr. I . I I m m .v. Mvrtla Point Enterprise': Interest In I eve.'- . ' Jl " railroad extension, and rumor, of . ex- roressor McKeever believes In tha tenalon. has refused to die down this doetrlnes of work for children,, coupled winter, and the prospect, continue to with parental attentions, as the general look very bright for the beginning of haul a tnr rin. . h.i . .1 Uo. ...In . -. - In tha aprlng. , a. . Tha Sheridan Sun tells of a man who thought ha wa. tha beat Judge aa to tha ie.t locality in which hi. house should stand, but now ha aaya ha will own up It couian ( nave oeen in ine right place or the Lord wouldn't haye aeen fit when the wind was at its height to coolly sick up and aet It aside soma seven or eight feet. - a ..a -; THH LOSINO GAME. "I lost 12000 laat night. observed the people to go to producing needed things. It look. Ilka nobody ought to kick on this weather, yet a good many peo ple would smile mora naturally if. lt should and will put him on' the de- w " fenfllTB -t home. and mav verv like-1 f"v"."!. "mu?Z?::2 were not long in aetermming mail , 7. v 7- lnoiea imrBr-ijiurBr, wonauim of tha And of hta firat frartlnnal I . "How was that ookerT" lnaulred thai would rain. m m r r H r illHti't Mr. niif.h fn. I r 11 ... I I Sneerins at tba grangers aa unsonhis- The people, and especially those JN': T-,ksa n m- Tanr reniied JtfSf: S?!SSliw1'! 2?. S2 ja.u nf tn aroBt era nnt mcU aerd I .v- i. .. v.. . w " - ww . 1 , avvu.w.. Ym - . aaaemDiy. Representative MoCredle la stuck on term. ;:.r.::.r r:-::" :"wr,"v:r Cannon and Aldrich; nor br those inznaiivo anu reicronuuui ameuu- we tnen pui a lew arops oi water mononolv-wrvlng Wbn winter's chilly winds do blow, . RepresentaUv. MoCredia I. .tuck on ment twice to the electorate, the from the milk house spring into the Lwn ioiiow mesa monopoiy-serving And lack of wagea trouble you, . Uncle Joe. but he may diecover next tntti.Mw t,d rferftndnm la not J . . ,t ft , J leaders, and they are becoming Thing of Spokane; ba glad you're not year ttat a majority of the RepubUcana Republican and an anti-Democratic hour, that it wa. ropy." .The prin- Pre"y well aware of that fact A measured There ' Is no more iparti- clple of contamination. lfaJ?,,? ftL Jfill L an L W. W. of his district are not. THH AIRSHIP HABIT. I It Is aomewhat algniflcant that Land ii a a . .i.ui a. 1 aw . a,. . . A 1 rnmmlBoinnAP IlannAt WflM Td" lonsT sanship in the primary law than throughinfocted water wa. ! ? thus fa aaru -wauiH Bev" "'S. ySur'sg " " ' " " time "iaitr of the senate committee there is in the Ten commandments, j clearly established. There is no more political partisan- easily possible for ship in demanding its preservation 0f -Oregon cities in which typhoid waier waa . . uiun ,. ... . use your song. . i uma aecreuiry ot in kiuh cvoiiuhot 1 Tt Vniild : hA tin5 DBCIt into congress next year. Thus spoke the mu.io publisher. Til on public lands, of which Senator Hans- il . , " ' " ' ' " " : ' teU you what is wrong: brough wa. chairman. r. the milk supply irTPvnivn tttui n a it Tou see, we're flying high these daya; s . ih Which trnhold ' EXTEJNDIAQ TUB C & K. wi want to treat y6u fair, The merrytlme 1. near at band the than there is In advocating the local I n0jf prevails to be thus infected,! option law, me corrupt v practices i even though the city water supply De law or liberal appropriations for the I perfectly pure. .The water in use at common schools. ' '(;-. ; v : I dairies is not often tinder expert Yet here Is an Oregonlan corres-1 suDervision. Inspection of it Is DISPATCH relates that the The words, -we find, won't do at all; I happiest holiday of tha land; the time they're heavier than tha air. whon fumillaa raunita. when Old home fires burn brisk and bright, when feast. Corvalll. & Eastern railroad l9 I Bring me a present. Santa Claua; one lare made, and gift, displayed, and Joy to" ba extended from" Yaquina J that I really need; . I fills hearts of .wain and maid; when Newport, and that the ex-I hasn't gone to seed: (many a tongue of old and young; when sl tarclnn nrfil h. tny ..aa I Brlnr nit e ok that's voung and fair. I children, from all trouble free, exuber- pondent signing himself A Gran- therefore V highly Important con-L", r.!'.--Jr'- .1 .1Z1 and a bit of humorou. ver.e. . ate. in guileless glee, when reverent ger, oewainng meatuiuae or xne sWeratlon, for as professor pernot beea many reportB ot ,8lmIlar cbar. srauges w Vrvi.CDwus as""" (. - Buggesis, me una suppiy uiibui. " J acter that remained unconfirmed in If you don't, old man, Just pa., ma bytlsouls look back and aea the one wha sembly. : He says it is all due to the! the means of creating a typhoid epl- Democrats and declare. , that the J demio in any v city. The Oregon ' grange has gotten into partisan poll- j towns and citie. ' where typhoid is the past, but in this instance engin eer, are reported as locating the line, and Superintendent Walsh is I'll be ready for the hearse. "I want to seleot a costume for a I masquerade ball -something different from the ordinary run of suits. Can you suggest something?" Inquired a man at the costuming house. "Who Is giving tha ball?" Inquired the coatumer. - "Why, I think It 1. tha sailor's union. "Well. In that case I would auggest that you go disguised aa a fish. died on Calvary, when hope and faith are strong and sweet, and every home 1. a merry mat. Welcome the annual Christmas cheer, the crowning Joy day of the year.-;-. and daughter. Obedience, he finds, i. generally regarded as the first virtue of a child, but obedience without the moe a. intelligent direction 1. worse than ontrammeled liberty. ... . He feel, that appreciation la lacking of tha true dignity of quiet liome life..' . "Go where you will', ha , write, "throughout the length and breadth of this fair land of ours, and I challenge : FOU to find anions- tha children a. mnra Eneaklnc of the trouble, of the SiletS oleaalno' annect than that nt a. amlllnr settlers the Shagidan Sun saya: - We rosy cheeked 11-year-old girl In & neat. ?.y,m.Pa ?. .w,.u"p 5e!e ;."! loose fitting dress and a dainty white oiieiz country viu iuuui w uu uirn ,v,ii w4,u . . .... . trouble all came about- It certainly wa. fP"n. while, with a .nowytea towel In the fault of a neglectful and careless her hand, she 1. engaged In drying the government' The flrat men to hew the dinner dlshea. , . , . way are aurely the most .deserving ones "it i. much to ba regretted that w do " and they should not be held up until not jv. ,u Juat measure of honor to tha th Jr na'tent. d - T ? re they get exalted -home life. There la certainly meir, patents. ,x : - need of a great poet or painter or sculp- Willamlna Times: We- do not mean tor, or all of these, who will, by means to say that it's all honey and pie, and of their high art, divert the attention of that everything is Just what you could many young girls from tha airy nlian wish it to be, but we do mean to aay ,. ,n.-h hA ,.,' ,. that thla place has more advantage. . 4,m ,,( .7.," .-," .,".",,' ": 7, ' and leas drawbacks than any has been our fortune to visit. When the havaeed editor blowed in here last summer and decided to start a paper, it wa. because it looked good to him, and every day a I nee then has but strength ened that opinion. Th. Myrtle Creek Mall tell, thla dog tory: -Mr. .- Peret of Yoncalia, - three months ago, whim Hunting loai a val uable doK. So much did ha value the dog that he advertised a liberal reward for Ita-j-ecovery. Not until the past things that make for mora aubstant!a character." Professor McKeever's bulletins cover " many, topics In the rearing of children In small towns and on farms. at at at Staffed Tront. : . , ; , ASH the trout and dry thoroughly between linen towels. Stuff .with the following Ingredients:? One pln.t of breadcrumbs, moistened , thor- - w week did he hear anything from It when I mhiir ith n.iioj k,... ,ki would let no one near it However Mr. lemon, ted . rind of half 4 lemon. Crlppa managed to trap the doff and! one teaspoonrul each of finely chopped o-rv tVtak raw a w1 Kir pAritt Mniani' I rttltrtT. rA reloty and tnlrlrlAa malt nA .n altogether 1S7 in his efforts to recover per to taste; add a light sprinkle of ino uiuwim, nu hb hi nuu o vo i thyme, sage and marjoram. Have read been willing to spend had it been necessary. as much more tics. raging might do well to Investigate I . . ,., f.f their mine nppiy. inciaemaiiy. tfh0 triA Avvondnn fa tn Via Knflt when it fight, for the initiative and episode emphasize, the wisdom of In of naturai advantages, referendum the Republican party the campaign for pure milk in Port- Newport ls one of the finest sea whose legislature eubmltted the land. side resorts on the coast, and. both amenament, or me uemocrauc pany, which couldn't have passed the THE SOUTH AND THH NEGROES o , ma visitors. , The transfer by amendment if It had tried and I . ' 1 1 v. ,., lv, c4-- xt-. ..4 couldn't have prevented its passage if UOOKER WASTILXGTON'S recent the inconvenlencea and delay. Incl- But the .ttln. th.tjs ""ff W ZiSu-vSi it had sought to do so?. As a matter U .peaking UOur in the , south dent thereto have long been a handl- - Chrlatmas .tyi. of joke.. oMfmoSdlltrnAot or lact, u is msiory xnai uie piai-i seemB to nave oeen remarkaDiy arj that has militated against the I -r-. a -r forms of all political parties de- successful, not so much for the nlace as a resort and against the I Letters rrom the Jreopli Less Battleskips ancl More Agricultu ral Colleges By J. J. Hill In the World's Work. "If I could hava my way, I ahould Tlsh) Huh. What do you think this buUd coupIe 6t rhlP" year le?s" in winter and summer i. the mecca oodfiah baur remap, one , Itnat 5,000,U00 or s,uuu,uuu a year ana "It's not the great expense," said Smith, .tart at least 1000 agricultural school. clared for the Initiative and referen-1 material aid to hi. work given or hnaineRa of the eomnanv. An eiten. dura long before it was passed andjpromised as for' the more, tolerant, jsion of the railroad that would land that before any of them did eo, the I even approving and appreciative Oregon granges, local and state, de-1 sentiment toward him and what he tlared and fought Jtor the measure. jf8 doing, among prominent southern The primary law is in exactly the J people. - Of the 50,000 or more peo- same situation. It Is not a Demo- pie who attended his meetings, near cratic measure any more than"'It is a ly one half were white, and In every Prohibition, a Socialist, a Methodist, case they received him not only with or a Baptist measure. There is no respect but with enthusiasm. A more partisanship in it than there ls leading white educator of Tennessee in a pink tea or a debutante party, declared that he believed that there To defend it against menacing en- was going to be a revolution In the croachments ia a. nonpartisan and south in favor of the , negro. A rlghteouB a privilege as toK argue Jor judge in one city introduced Wash-i good roads or to legislate throughhngton as,"a fine type of the true the initiative as the grange did, for I eouthern gentleman." Another a tax on the franchises of corpora-J Judge, a typical southerner of high tions. WTien the grange privately or j position, classed Washington with publicly protests against Bcuttllng dl-Jthe president, from Virginia and rect legislation and against assasslna-1 other eminent son. of that state. tlon of the primary law, it is fighting And still another Judge in Introduc for the very measures of which it was ing the speaker .aid: the original author, of .which it has I ' Wa believe that as the patriarchs of alwav. been ih chief exponent, and I old were Inspired by God to lead thetr -,'i.i.v if . nn,ni I People cut of darknesa Into light to . Pi " " "" guide them on the.right road to right resoiuie ueieiiucr. I living and .ucceea, ao he who I. to The only partisanship In the whole f speak to u. tonight 1. inspired to lead matter is the effort of a comoara-h race to higher, better tbinga. But . lively few men to make the proposed J Jjjj "f" "h, 'trL1 ., . 1 not aiona for tni. city or tola atata. assembly-convention partisan. They By ne,plng y0u ha help. ua. by helping are trying 10 mage u a ttepnoiican 1 you ha help, every man, woman and measure by committing the Republi-j child in an this broad land of our., can party to It. Regardless of the thla is very different; language ruin and v widespread factionalism jfrom that which would have been thPlr policy ls certain to bring npon ottered by prominent ..and honored their nartv. they want to use ReDub- Bontherner. a few year. ago. It Uranism In furthering an assembly I ehow. that, southern sentiment with r aan that the primary law make, nn-1 respect to the industrial education lawful and that the legislature re-Land other liberal anfl. progressive fused to make lawful. These politi- treatment of the negro 1. changing f'ans are trying, to make nartlsan nd that Booker Washington ls their notorious assembly-convention I winning his way and "making good la the hope that the partisanship will in the .am. section of the country carry it through. They are." in fact, where he wa. born a .lave. running to sacrifice their party, If After all, the southerners owe rd be. In an effort to carry out much to th. negroeg; for th. black ' pif personal and unlawful program, people', long servitude, for their "lis Is the only partisan-phase In faithfulness during th. warvfor their ; rtent Issues, and It ls a partisan- sribmlsalon to political ostracism, for flip that genuine granger, who know their effort, at self reliance and Im- r history of -direct legislation and provement The white, and blacks ;he direct primary, who know how, most live together permanently 1. here and hen both originated and the south, and In a Ipsa degree as r.-,ni Into us. la Oregon, will resist to the black element throughout th. on aide of tha paper only and ahould ba aeeom. named br the name and addreaa or tha writer. Tbe updaritood aa mooning tne newe or etatementa or corrupondnta, iiettare uxmrn Be mane brief aa Doa!ble. Those who wish their let! TVnval ha. returned whpn not used ahould lncloo postage. passenger, at their destination with out transfer from cars to boats would immensely stimulate the bust- nes. by adding heavily tO the nUUl-brief aa possible. Those who wish their letters ber. who viBlt the place, SO many conveniences nOW that the eeedlng MOO words in length m&j. at the dls. r.,Mi ho. Wnma s,Hn. Ttr- rr erettoa of tha editor, ba cut down to that limit. . . - . , 11 i--,- pect to go and come in comfort, and Would Pipe Air to Portland. we resent all transfers and changes : Portland. Or., Deo. 18. To the Editor that savor of hardship. We Insist ?f The Journal Perhaps there Is more ,trt a i-i,.i. Importance ln breathing tha air than In on dropping Into a luxuriously up- Bh,pp,ng. through it but unhappily, the noisterea Beat ana loiung usiiessiy 1 utter la given quite too much study, and in it until our destination is reached. world wide attention, while in the f or- tvi. 'fn uu i... I mer wa content ouraeive. wun conai- 7,7. v 7. ,1, tlona that had prevailed back In the militated against the Corvallis & tlme when thera waa ntUe, or no clvil Eastern because of the tiresome lsatlon, and ara making no progress tranafer at Yannlna. and If it is to along tha line, of Improving tha quality h Hn.nml hT an .WtftnalnrT nf tha ur PPy Of that mo.t Important ,, : L. ,, .... 1 llfe-glvlng element "Get plenty of pure line to Newport, a vastly heightened aIr and D, wen,.. The phraa ia popular popularity lor mat lamou. seaside I with all of ua, and the advice it contain a resort will result. - I upheld by all medical autboriue. bigb . j . I., . land low. : m-kt tvoTsirmi ! 1 o ciear oar, wa can aea onuncuj A.SX i.a A Xl,ili If, hn annw ranrHl mntmt.ln that 1st .millng rebroaohlngly at tha cltr - of N THE matter of the Broadway I Portland. Poor thing. It feel. Juat as bridge, the people of Portland, housewife would when, aftar having - .t- ,. t,- ken much pain, and worry In prepar- . . .B. : 7 . . I Ing aoma deUclou. dlah, aha notice, the land conforming in site, soil treatment crop selection and rotation, and method, of cultivation to modern agricultural methoda. ' It. purpose would be to fur nish to all Its neighborhood a working model for common Instruction. Culti- aame will not ba nsed if tha writer asks I .Hna n'Viana tmm A tn SA arM it that it be withheld. Tbe Journal ti not to ba ,.i j .Liui. ,, .h. .,.i .. inim-ain. h wimm .t.fm,t. could exhibit on tnat area tne aavant- agea of thorough tillage which the small farm make, possible; of seed specially chosen and tested , by experiment i at I It built, have an ; illustration of people at the table refuse even to taata the power tney have gained through it The mountain aervea a. a great the initiative, a means despised and 'r tertllaing factory! in other words. . ... .r ., ,,,... . there la ah unlimited quantity of rich derided by most politician, and ... j. trom th, Mrm. b party organ., .except ior mat in- all and every meana. ahould taka aa strument the bridge would probably J advantage of It Wa should not go there not be built. Opposing Interests, w "omf.t TJtT - wouia very likely would . hav. controlled lUow cro'poptiJJ tne council or orner antnonue. nav- Uon . necessarily produoaa. . and which Ing the decision of th. matter, and I ara most favorable to the gi th. people would have been power-ut would aoon make that place , ... ... . tt-..v. .v. ..I" b4 to Uve la aa any eld one. On icoa w iu ' tha other hand, wa abould and ean a-ot the people In favor of this project, jour supply of air la the same way wa the mayor might have taken a dlf-Jsre our .uppiy or water rrom the part. ffrnt vlewof It. hut h. realixe. that btTtt? peM In- iinivs soa wnuiiiuus uaia uisajcu 1 TOlved In raallalng tha Idea In Question la 20 year., and that It la not aaf.l little eaa ba said against It If wa now for an Official to defy or Ig I connect the two atmospheres of differ- nnr th. -fh anfl wfll of n taor.1 temperature by mean, of a pi pa. " . tv.. vi i Mnu Si nnw nf .1 but he mnst pbeyTthem. , t J tbrotigi tha utter. The greaur th- dif- Thla matter Is only mentioned by I feraooa, tbe greater flow in a direction way of Illustration, bo it is andl"' ws"r wmiw prsaacsa; will be In other matter.. Th. peo- JZ - VZa' pie or roruana, oi uregon, ar. raniof arurrounding eondecaed air it flow. Inc. aa they never did, or could nn-1 up and in the dirartion of the iaat re- e bitter end. Ti rilOID EriDEJIICS I T f HVrRAL r'aces a Oregon t thora is tnoch concent over ' th? rTa!-nce of tyrhoU " ffter cases. - Ia af a f lace. ' anl conJJ'Jons that ! are a rf-neral snV t . 4 nry. , A. a f ''w-ral . rule - eh j"rr w s'r frrt'f - ' 1 t r 1 " ' a f j conn try. and It will be better for both race that the nogroe. be edu cated, that they be treated well and encouraged to become eeJf-snpport-1b g. .elf respecting and recponEihJe citizens. Here is another instance: A Wah Irjrton county hoy of U shot and killed tis brother of 14 with a rifle. Tie cll'f brefher t'.no td a rifis, 1 't ft re f i zoi. ft It wo'rklrg :r.:x.!iix.'-. -.-ry It a tie ot"r cse. til recently. They now hav. th. power to get what they want, and reject what they do not want. Are they likely to sorport or arprove a movement hating for on. of It! ul terior otiects the taking away from them of that power, and the re eetabllihment of old conditions? We trow not. Many cf the irkrole that tbougtt they bad f ttle-4 da-n for a comfort a-'e wln'pr la e n cf ll-.e rtt aM srartni.t v-.f" atc-e- t:w tr iataAca. to lta Irrel ef density In one of tfce ppr grada ef atmosphere. Ai tbe ather extremity ef tha pipa tha cold or condensed air would flow lata It a. fast aa there I. faade room for It The Idea ef aoraMBad warming an. ventilat ing the room, by passing a current af betd air. fcsa coma lata practical nat yeavra ago. Wbat woaid be tha addi tional MprM If the aJr waa surplieid from a srra soma mile distant In ate4 of getting It fiar a-tH ft tM dls maw hrir- ataar.rtre ef a cltyT rrieKy, tha r'r ara laid fi- ti fi tyrfT pf ttte rona ws-.ls 1 v :X t r-'.n-.'s'n. as Is K.;r f, t v ! r f t i w , J ' , i ti ' - t f r t .; s ; agricultural ( college farm.; of proper fertilisation, stock raising, alternation of crops, -and the whole scientific and improved system of cultivation, seeding, narvesting and marketing. - The. farmer, of a county could see, must see, aa they passed It. border, how their dally labor, might bring Increased and Improved re sults. The example could not fail to some thin slices of pork out from "the fat part of pork' chops, which gives a fine flavor to the fish; cut to fit around stuffed portion of trout and pin together with wooden toothpicks. ' 1 To bake Place some of the pork' fat impress itself upon an industry becom- j In a large pan, try out to a light brown. ing each year mora conscious of it. de I remove scrap., dip, the trout Into the feet, and it. needs. As fast a. It wa. unbeaten yolk, of eggs and lay on the followed, it would Improve farm condi- P"n entirely separate from one another, tions, make this a form of enterprise Bake In a quick -open, basting with more attractive to the young and the the pork fat to a light brown. When intelligent, and add enormously to the done Place on platter, garnish with slices volume of farm product, which constl- of, lemon and sprigs;, iot parsley and tutea our enduring national wealth. j sprinkle lightly with, tehopped parsley. "Results reached by this arrangement f ."a siuneo ppio- m x. . I... ... .m . I toes. - ...v.- ... WUU1U UK V, IUB , UUUvlUBl VCI1 CBS i sv demonstration in 1 science., Every crop that could be or ought to ha raised ahould be experimented with, not at some distant epot aeldom : visited, but right at home on the farm. I would toes, - H at ,M ' s. A Christmas Hint. rOV have no Idea how empty the store, are about 8:30 or ft o'clock. no trouble at all to do Christ J YOU hi atorei It la unlimited supply of tha precious vapor. Should a ' reasonable number of the buildings of the city accept the heated air ventilation plan of warming the rooms, the coat of providing and laying up the main., per building, would be. of course, trifling. Would not wa like to remain lu an agreeable temperature and calm of a house and breathe In the real pure air. warm in the winter and cool tn the summer, Instead of going outside Into a cold, damp or stormy at mo.nhera as we do now In order to get some fresh air and nreatne in oniy uoa know, what not! Would not the Idea, appeal most to those , whom , In tha hot summer day. their duties compel - to confine them- selve. between tha four walla with sup ply of air that may be Justly likened to tha water that has washed tha floor of tha hospital where patient, with con. tagioua disease, are treated? Lat n. make every bouse a fortifica tion against tha germ. Instead of mak ing It a harbor for them in their fight with the tide, of ' freeh air ' sweeping earth's surface. . JOSEPH KOZIiOWSKX Water Question and City Beantlnl. Portland, Deo. IS. To tha Editor of Tha Journal Tha Journal. In putting forth its beet effort, fdr a elty beautl. ful, ia to ba commended. - But . would tt not be wise to remove some of tha handicaps? A llttla over fire year, ago a visitor bought threa lot. tor 1760 and a few week, ago .old them for $1400. Dur ing, the time be paid eat for taxea Its, contributed nothing toward better ing the city, but became a reavl hin drance, by sending power of attorney ta a' friend, who. with tha aid of a to block tha .treef Imprevamenta. Theae lot owners had billboard signs en their lot. too, extending for li feet right out to the lot line.' completely .-obstructing the riew from s fine H0 bungalow. Now I hav. no objection te a good, big poster, but could view I Just as veil IS fet back. Would ba enable to aay bow rsuea waa re reived from thaaa posters, but prestuns It paid tie five years' taxes. Tbe snow was never shovtd off. tha eesJi were ever st (fpeclal prlvllega). A yevng married eenple bousfct a k"m for I2i. pa! S?e down, ar-d rfit at rata er f : a mnti I'.oji-m ir woffh cf furniture. -i wer to psr It s rr - ;i tn t t Tfe t - .!' ! s t rvc- t 7 . . 'T t ' t '; v . 1.". ... r., bring the model farm into every agrl- mas shonrilnr then, hut iAtr n cultural countyj and if any farmer wa. arfd at night "We plead for a change in doubt, he could visit it see with his of rule, for Christmas .hopping. ' The own eyes, and find out what he ought flying tackle and double forward pass to have done and what be could do next should both be abniishnii w. time, it would, do for the arming popu-1 auggest a penalty of 10 trading stamp lation what the technical .chool does I for ladies guUty of an off.slda kink an for the Intending artisan, -and the I a reward of the same amount for two schools of special . training for those I successive goala from the field. Slugging wno enter tne proiessions. Biae oy aide I a iaay wnoee nu.band ha h4s hands full ,. with the common school it would work I should be frowned upon." . i . for intelligence, for progress, for thai . 4 st '"St : tt'" ' ' ' ' welfare of the country in a moral a. l ; ' v Orange Cakes. " well as a material a.pecf , , ; -1 f NB HALF cupful of butter. three quarters of a cupful of sugar, on-) sonal HrCO, or Over 1J per cent for the! half cupful of rdilk one and one ' v six months. Both wvrxed in the city I half .cunfuls of flour: four immnnnnrnii...-: aU-day to pay for the home; therefore, of baking powder, twd egg., 'one half all they made In money", fheir time, cupful of, candled orange peel. Cream' talents, their very thoughts, went for butter, cream in sugar; add flour, in Portland's good. Notwlthatanding .all which baking' powder ha. -been lifted, -that Diana ruled that Since they were alternately with the mUk. Beat well. Add . too poor' to Sprinkle tha -lawn thev well beaten ears and rinal h " , . could hava no meter, so they oald II I orange oeeL Droo bv the faartnnnnfut' a month, while their netgbbor with four I Onto a buttered sheet and bake In in the family and at home all day wa. Quick oven. weaiuy enough to sprinkle and had a meter, paying only SS cents a month.' Now 60 per cent of tha water user, are u.ing water thrbugh a private pipe from 10 to BOO feet long, paid for out of their own pocket., or ara . on two or four inch main, too email for hy drant, consequently have" no fire pro tection, jriva nouses in Stephens' addl - H tt M " ' : , Remember Christina Letters. ' t, - WHT not write Chri.tnJh. letters this ' year instead of .ending one of the presents that you. really can-" not afford T' Of course, It.l. a pleaaurs to .end and receive pretty gift.; but' arter aii, u ia uio u.ought behind tbe tlon were on on and a- half inch pipe - 7n,un co"nl" I"! ana r tne-gift for 10 yeare, and now tnev ara ohlfiSi oecloam thought of penury, better . to pay doub,8 rate, Tauae of h.vfnl IT? .?.lettL?yti??ln 1 no V.ter tar law- !!.... !L-f Tuletide spirit Said one yotmg girt:- DeODle ara cavln-- th. 1. . 'r'' would rather uaer. ngni on main with good flow, but ar. now asked to put their hand, in their pocket, to help pay for mains way ou in we eountrr whera thr is one nou.a to it vacant lot. and thou sand, of acre, clo.ar in with no water, tha price for which la very little higher . ... - - juhn irwin. the finest gift she could bur me." What we all need at Christmas time Is a greater expenditure' of love and a tesa expenditure of money. SantaY Coming Law Applies to Both partira. (Contii bated ts Th Journal t Walt Maana, fit. ,BMMt. ...... ii . Portland. Deo. 20. To tha Editor aflrernlar (eatura at this solan l Tk lull. ine journal nessa lat ma know I through tha column, .of your clean and dreaSeToro T lW S Sl" six months berors remarrying, and whether the de fendant can remarry at once. la other words, do both parties have to wait alx months? . MRS. E. It (Under the Oregon Taw -neither filatn- tiff nor defendant In a divorce suit can remarry unt il at men tha fcara elapsed irom ms oate oi tna decree.) ThJa Date tn History. 11 Benodk-t Arnold, first sovernor ef Rhode Island, born la England. Died June le, n.i. Ills Clr Jaroea Edward Oglethorpe, founder of tha state af Oeorgta. born in London. Died July U !?&. 1T1 First la cf tbe Boston Ga ted. IN Asiatle chnlera af.r-rl amotjg the tclt1 Ptat-s trra in Tat Hi tieneraj Fhermaji or. Lpd fa- ran-istv. s. i. p - r- r Y1. r ef Don't look for Santa and hi. .led.. for and deer have long been out of date; and old time thing, are not worth while and t-anla want, to be in style. O, der .re awk ward thing, and slow tha good old deer of lolng ago! " Don't listen for the merry bells; na more, no more, .Jheir music swells, as sweet as music of the spheres, for bell, are thing, of bygone year.: tha honk-honk horn will take thetr placet, when Pant a makes Ms tnta. night race, beneath th-clouds, shore the snow O, good old bel"a of r)f ago! He'U come (importer j lifhia train t .pon his nice "new aeroplane; be won't take time Impatient soul! to ?racnbla down the chimney bole; and folk, who knew "hfni any he knorki on wasting lime with hanging socks, has changed so much In recent years sir I t young like you. my d-ar I afeowt him with a e-K ii1 ilmwt wish r . eult H. The r"-d ed m-i-t I . t i i ' ' C , cf 1 - t pt i- 0
