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8 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1010. rTT-J 1? TT7T3 TVT A T ' I Punishment, 'or needs a guardian! J selfishness,-but mostly- of that lack j especially those la apartment house llXJu J W w 11 xlJJ but through those 118 days he Is of mutual understanding due to the and other lodging houses. A I DEPENDENT NEWSPAPE. C. 8. jACkXON. aufflclently fed and sheltered, and) Inability of one to see the viewpoint Doubtless the supervisor will see rk (avat fpAin wAi-l nArkim this Ha I tha nth Tn rtrtinvlaa Ia It that tK atn.imarAtnpa . c t ri .. noi mucu punisnmeni lor mm. m-iare trying 10 uniry ail interests intoiougniy jnsiruciea as to ineir auties, COMMENT AND NEWS IN BRIEF SMALL CHANGE. ttmiiir. wife and little children.' The fault, thehionks mu tits: Hom, A-soM. the evil, the cruelty of this SVSem I ?; rr JT be excused by saying that 0P ADVERTISING HEI'KKSKN'TATIVE, Jj "JB. fOT ".M iiKitugiin a Kmioor oo., Humcwirk BuiMin, a man and having so many children; iSidua17"!S 'w -Xorl,i lw7'W kl7c ucli a p,6a ol the .Issue , and I -M , - - . I , . l...lt.V1 M - . uuaiei simple, moviiauie iiiu auu ; A FAR CRY R u j . . in... Rni til. l ' ' - r , w w ww v w j nw,MBm vviivvtii i " - s - " i a iinrfj in ii u 11 uuriu lui iii jljsj a iibll in ii. rifiA p Y,u.hiu tr.u, i-ufiip. or, -supposing that the man used part I on a unity basis. It Is a plan that doing their work very thoroughly, women will boycott the mluinery stores. I ' 1 .a) a aw.. .. ..a. at . fXa.tlatu. ft At of his earning! to support his f ami-1 appeals to common sent and that I Not a roan, woman or child, down to! T i- .rtn,.K. HI nrq fJ a, ilSJ KWUI I W I W net, -- V a 1 1 . . . . . fe I WVU b IllHW Vllt " VVM MVIU- .miMtoa turoub tb mail u mcoso-cumi ny lajis. on me innocent, oeipiess I recommends itself, tor, wide adoption. I tae ' inrant jui porn, snouia oe inated Pinchot nd uiavia as a ticket missed, rortland wants no padding, ur W1' ,. ' . , wants no transient visitors counted. I Pom eoncrcsamen will find It rather ' Ifcllt It dOAl Wftnt and Should bav umiuun o urn iinopmcr in waen' I ' I aaonoa. a k aim A ECENTLY. th nhtrM Trlhnn- th hnflt f.h moat erjmnl.to '"" -:, , . - ...---, r-- , i . -r , . made a poll of the newspapers enumertlon of actual residents pos-L. On this trip, the earth is turning in nt Ttiin'nU ,. t I .,vi , ; . 7 . same direction in which old man or Illinois eo th direct prl- Sible. .,., - . W eaton is walking. That may help him wouiuuiiB. nuioan creaiures jauii were unequivocally xor me aireci I rememnerea inai xor me purpose oil The more Senator Keyburn rts Into oe iaaen as iney are, noi as some i primary, six were favorable to a mix- enumeration '-a resiaenc : neea not notice, more it neoom crutn that t.ino i rtn. nBk. s jw I theorist thinks ther should he. Alllture or f h rnnvntlnn nrf lr.t have th nnal floatlnna of a voter. '.A I t. uv "-"- T , - : . , , . i - ' nam senator. sins and women cannot be expected I orimarv systems, and onlv four wra nerson can sain a 'residence here tn e to make wise marriages and avoid for conventions, , , The remaining a day. an hour. -If one has arrived ","c"onf 'Viy.A" SP' 'S .:?). child-bearing. The thing to consider eight gave no expressions of their the, morning vof his enumeration In would roil up about 1,000,000 itepubu is net what this woman ought m attitude. The facts, together with his neighborhood, with the intention V" , , . ner own mceresc to nave oone oria comment by the Tribune, appear I of living here, he snouia be countea. i pfary hn been ordered Into actlvei not done years ago, bUt what ought elsewhere on this page. It is the intention, that governs., 8oifv" VKl''X '.J J-.-.., (i(ie vitcago ATlOUne IS one OI inei VUUU1.U ' iwiusn " "v lesnauaiinej laoor, ...... V a i. . . a. v.. I lAmhAMvllv aV.Anl Ki nmmtAil I 1 a Kaf.K ...ot. . I . .. 2 ... . I i i. Mnn.t.ni. I. .women are now 'up in arms over tne uw. " v ...i..un -ipupiican newspapers in ine country. I "v mimm wu.uuj v nun prices or nats and or hatr.' ir man ought to be devised. Even n0 paper has a higher standing In made by enumerators for such ab n' iouli reached with hatpins, the whipping mm severely ana sending the Republican councils of the state senteea. j . - . . him back to work with a raw back and natlon.v No racer Is srlven a I Let those haying the matter In Some people are making quite a fuse m Huhvrtptton Tptom lw mn er to of addren In Ue, tnlt4 BUtM, Canada or Me tool DAILT, One ear.. 8CKDAT One rear.',.. ,.,'S2.S0 One Booth 9 JZS DAILT AND BUND At. On rear ST.M One uoath....... .OA Who ' would succeed In the world should be win in the uae of his pronouns. Utter the you 10 times where you once titter the I John Hay, "Diatlcha." 'X)XCERMXO BRIDGES ' I ! a w Knn.h t. a.-. I i . . . . '. . " ' . I.w.. . ....in. iDout fuffh pricea. but the truats are M AJOR M'JNDOE thinks harm 1 ,7 . " A greater measure or connaence ny """ .b u..-. racing prices and laughing at . would come to Portland from lb ,a,d a,nBt ut far better Republican readers, and none Is to get a full census of Portland, and these silly people. , 1KB alnelna. t.a V.I J t I " J nvmu w -.sno uiui " I mora WOnnT . Or , It. II 1H nnhlUnM lev C(JUVUJ uoiu ,u liJ mw w a v...u us ui iu an uuui i . ... i - i . nnr-i.. ..j i ... wwi", lumysi uiiu w wwia buu w in a state in which conventionlsm etuil VlUUJlt JIO . al . - . a . : Insists that the delays to river traf- turn over, nearly all his earnings to Rnd convention adherents have long flc would seriously Injure river com- " f"cer ot the. eou?' who w?ul? been ,a ' The point has merce. Captain Oraham InsisU that "M the money for the support of been reached there at which Oregon the smokestacks of boats cannot be tho, mil7' .J 'J0 "m"d Btood befor the dlrect Primary law lowered to a sufficient degree to ef- Ef ,0, nd then ,et. the .mn handle wa" enacted nd Pt Into effect. The fectlvejy minimise the number of ls ..w wf e" f.ga,n' wltn warn: P0 of nol are disgusted with Xlmea draws must onen to ' river n tn" "ine. "?M? reP!ftwa the convention system, but "the lead- u ""u.i. m s .UvU -1 era are, xor ineir own ulterior rea- longer penoa. sons, clinging to it. The people, are This might not always, work, but struggling to get an effective primary It would In a majority of cases. At law: "the leaders" are BtruEKlInt: to bermen and other heaV shippers " V The people can to securs this result. TANGLEFOOT ByMJcsOvcrnolt TJIE BANKRUPT'S METHODS. craft. . lie. points out that even the present delays of draws are a greater Inconvenience to harbor craft than to the overhead traffic. The lum- along the. river front are almost a unit In urging the importance of ce lerity1 of movement for vessels- In the river. Ail this Is the bridge situa tion as seen by those who use the harbor, and from their viewpoint their, contentions are sound and sane." "; - And there,' on the other hand, Is I tie. the overhead traffic. man and leaving Ids dependent fam ily to starve is a poor way. TTOMEN STRIKERS WIN T have forced the' legislature to pass three primary laws, but "the lead ers" nullified each by interpolating an unconstitutional provision. The people are forcing the legislature to pasB a fourth measure; the Tribune's article on this page tells how "the leaders" are conniving to defeat It. "The leaders" are much the same everywhere. They like the conven tion because It limits the exercise of It eliminates the kj ' 'ijt rI "I'll tell you how to fpol 'em wjiun they Said B. Y. Smart, philosopher, whose ,w?i ,et. k ' Knowledge carries weiartit. "When they delve for your appendix and monkey witn your lire, Women beat men eaallv In tha oenana examlnationa. aays Supervisor Beach. And as a rule the. women will beat the men in doing tne work, too. 1 The rreat naval war ever a ntr Quarrel between Insle-nlflraift teonla at a dance goea on. to the dlaxuat or the aenaiDie people or tn country. A New York clubwoman' haa written to the president beaeechlne- htm to n. atroy ma neei truat. and underlined the more Important word three times. Now mill ha An Itt s 1 ' Multnomah countv cava tS.ft of the aiaie umea, ana yet If) ere are papere and people In the atate who think Multno mah countr doesn't nav nurlv har aiiaiv. Amonr the beat subatltutea for beef. teak ekim milk la recommended, two or mre quarta or it navinar. It la aald. aa much protein aa a pound of beef. uut wnata the uaeT As. soon as we'd so to drinking skim milk the prloe Back east the toeonltt ara ahlvarina in sero cold or below, and tha lanH ia gripped in King Winter's fierce clawa For weeks yet fuel and fodder must In blent v he Bunnllat until alona; next April, Bweet Spring o'er the land will arlide. Rut tn vf.it Just tell them that you've deeded the JJn."rft,,Id Sreg0 Mls" ,?.prln..tlnd" ! . ".mi I MtfJ V in iVirHai ' si ham' si emllin ar ! V. a. am aa 1 organ to your wife." , v eaay to come; ahe'a smiling with ua al. reaay. ana reeia vrv mucin at home, lt'a time to begin making garden; blush-Infi-lv awell the buda. tha birds will nnn be mattnar. the cowa are chlnr rrm The cuds. I HE THOUSANDS of young wo men engaged for weeks In the shirtwaist makers strike in New York have won their bat- And considering probable re- The pedestri-1 suits to hundreds of thousands ot ens. the loaded and unloaded trucks. I similar women ' workers. no and the - delivery " wagons. the automo-1 hereafter it mrtalniv wna a virtnrv power to a few, Llles, the farm wagons, the street-1 worth fighting to achieve. Most of many from 4 T0,CB ln PubUo con' nra vitii their iiniinii nf muiui. Ut, k... .i.m.j- ..j ,l. crni. The scheme of the few to ... ill i . I . . . ... I rrrtwd nn ihtt manv and v maint BUB1IS.KS JuAHT JflUUT, fui bji iui movms; caravan is oo-1 women workers nave oeen or win i (0r word a to that effect.) structed delayed and ' handicanned I be aranted their demands. or an inner circle to Have control, is The ... i, eighteen sixtv four. by open draws. In Intervals of one That these demands were reason- M old as man Tbe blstory of the sun shines bright, the driver s sore, mlnuta to 10 or more, the draws are Lble and Just is not to be doubted. race 18 a "truggle for mastery In r' te"frt S? cioeea w overneaa tranw until me women ana girls in tnis and similar " " , v . . v V ". wagon reatleasly there sits the driver's BECTecate loss is an nour or more to emninvment in -Trout ntm Htina waao mo ic uuoi, muncm uu amiiv. i three and eometimea neiarlv four hira noror anffiniontw M perhaps not wholly culpable In al- The driver urges on his team, per- Of pafttclilar Interest to Americans KrM ,i, j.. 'r i. - U... i. i .-j most everv man to seek to control and spiring In the sunlight's gleam, and la the birthday of Christopher CQlum- c," " yt - - u'' " U"1UJ' Uv nthrTarv Th -nnhl. I. strains hia eyes toward the west, then bus. the discoverer of our county. He loss of time and, a handicap of ef- cases have been subject toother illjhave others serve. The trouble is her and th,,4 without a rest waa bom in Genoa on February 10. fort that in the acmuate. week bvlusasre. .r is lmoortant not onlv tolthat in matters of government it . a cloud of dust Is seen to rlae. al- 1435, and was 67 years old when he had week, month by month and year' by them but to society at large that ,eadfl to abnse8- It led to abuses In though lis but a speck in slse; but look, his first glimpse of the new world, ai- year. are an awful toll on the life these rounr women be falrlv well the old convention days In Oregon. t grows! The driver seea a form, though hla parents were very podr. he J ' , " swiui.iuii qb me tuo mese young women De lainy wen . . another, then a breeae brlnga aounds waa given considerable advantages for work of busy men and busy women, paid and decently treated. The con- Rnd as the Tribune article shows Is that K hl blood run cold. The sand the gaining of knowledge, but being Yet, if attempt Is made to f aclll- J dltion of working girls Is more lm- source or wicgea results in uunois. ahines out Uk burnished gold. The atrongiy bent upon becoming a sailor, te overhead traffic, the river traf- portant than that of young working w may xPect "tb leaders" to family though dumb, appeara to graap he f OllEGOX SIDKUaUT8. Nehalenj board of trade msy erect a puiiuing. , i ..' e j Albany Commercial club may build a horns lur Itself. Corvallls Is a well behaved city. Noth ,UAq HEALE1 FEMININE T Roys Neglected by Parvuls. HE numbers of young boys allowed to roam at will on the atreeta at night move one to wonder whut sort 1 of parents they have and tlDuv triivsiai maraantaa hiiva isnma tr Ing doing, report , ths local pollcs au- feel' that they can afford to have their thorltles. .V -- I boys BDenAnar their time on tha atrata About 40 Oregon towns wsnt a normal J rs of company Instead of tn school so many that msybe none will 'n" boms and in company -that parents get one. , - , ' know to be the right sort. ",. ' . , .iTht the parents are directly to A1han naada 'mora hotel and apart- Mama tn .....i. ..njuu.. i. w Ma ' ment houae accommodations, says BoosU g.UMtlon. The boy did not besln to sUv er Btrupie, -- -: ;: out In ths evenings all In a minute Snt Poatofflce bualness at Nehalefn Is In- wb'r M the parents the flrat time rreaalna-. Mall ia carried frpm Beasiae oa it ana ira aecond and the third. by horaes. - ; were the parents not shirking a sacred. a letter dressed to a a . 1L. -rn w.uiw sn I parents should never atop Th. riranta 'rannnll has ordered I of parent If not to orotant and . a-ulda a -tniiaa nt atraat navad. the bualneaa 1 ths chlldf , . .' a ' - Section to be paved with bltullthlo and I - the residence portion with maoadam. I Doea'tha ) knn , .u. .,',in.i... ' . n.".vi !,r. .r h,TO t0 b,n" around the streets at Among the Innumerable things which IniahtT .No.. itn .hn,.M ,v,. h0.U,R1vlTtyD.rrlnVch Prl! kn0W nd th one wh d '' wintry wVaTher?ithg season ilowjAa- " attractive spot lo Ins corn would come In very handy as the world fortheir boys and who do not livestock food. A carload of corn for know what they are dolna- and .whara ' such purpose waa received by George they are at all times are willfully ui Kohlhagen, f this city, today, all th ut9Ilt ot th.P b Waifart ana have'"'' i. ' a a "PonslbiIity when they did not stop, . 1 1 .J 1 fvTmaaa VavV SanV Baila.Ia. . a. . " - rirt? .rtv at North Vowl th 0' " h,rd to restrain, who but thi , r,ht Vrty K0Ti 1 Parents should never atop until obedl- ' over $800. wrons. a I la. 0. Aktrs. In lerltlna- tn a rtranta Nehalam Is maktnr a decided change I Pais newspaper on this aubiect. a.. . v. - w -. . . . . .. . Ct.rnri Im. KTIn,.. Wa... ' - . ... iur ma uiuvii mj, v..w . . - . . ipoi. m vng were complained provements of all kinds are being made. 0f to Judge Jewell were put on honor plana have been drawn up for more new f0r three months! to' renorf : fh,,iv buildings; farmers are letting oontracts i';nr.7 ln? JJ?J Vltl to have mors land cleared during the ?vr' " ,a.tltp than send them n..n, .hirh win mun an In- to tne reform school. Recentlv IB of creaae In the'number of cows and a cor-those boys came before the grand jury raannndina- Incraaaa In the OUtOUt Offfor tncounnmtnl! thraa nt kam dairy producta. Pr1'm'nJr.IT.T.llLW,i11 porU'1 tJrn at home in the evening bJfn&JmWV t0 B elr. lessons. II reported betnl rl.'h.ffSaynd'bVw'lVlo SgJ JW "! " o'clock. WheS dreaded as a port of entry for veasela. where they were, said they were The coming of the railroad will be th on the -street, at the depot or anywhere. ' key to the whole situation, and act aa Three of them aaul they had some time an Incentive to Induce additional lnveat- attended Rundav arhnnia it ha .a. ment of capital ln this section. tn to Sunday schooL I don' knn. , . the ages of ahese boys, but some had There Is too much drunkenness on B0 reached thatr taana , t the streets of Eugene, says the Register. .AM ,v. " - " . . There ia as much of It, If notnore. than " when thia city had 10 saloons. Why Is ,v . TTT". . . it soT Is local option a law that cannot Tjovb that spend their evening hours ka enfomad. or Is it a fault Of clty Sd- and tha hours Of th dtv Knndar mlnlatratlon that bootlegging runs riot schools as they are spending them are without nrooer restraint and that ao-lnn an .... , -'Jj. " 1 K.H., h.m ,n : w ana wuruma w """T.. lw r -i... -.iT... ,i I oraer element of a city. ... .itt. . ... .. I ir tney onlv make noma a aort a1 (..!. 1 A T K. 1.. . n nn. ha an. I kSHnal tO C ' 1 Intrt fl a f. hlll.rf forced, It la a bad law and ought to be sleep they will, never appreciate It as V renealed. for we had better be Without I anvthlna- alaa and will 1 .L.. i. . I. . a.. .1 .7 " w r a law ii disgrace to admit that it la a dead tetter.' Let , . ' BUch. by S wrong who will be us have local option in all that the 10 blame for UT The parents will say term Implies, or elae let us have the! the company they have been In, or the law that is made a farce of than to their childhood affections for It blunted igrace our civilisation with Its prea-lto Ar.,...,,. ' m on the ststutea snd have openl 1 45.fK k!! 1" mem0rJr- ... other thing. February 10 in History7"Discoverer of America tate 1 inin 7 vl . .Zt " w l7 T - . av want tnroneh conventions and "nul- instinctively the feara the driver feels age of 14. After a cottalderable life at P08. " ,M -eflortlmen. Many If no most of these oaKhcon whw n.know. wor,, than death Lea Coiumhus left Genoa for Lisbon. to. neiD, me river activity, overneaa I Kins win oerore lone become moth- uuw unm,i l from nainted foa where a-reater advantages were ar transit is hampered. . And there you era 'of future American cltltens, and things, but the far cry for a direct I The cloud of duet srrowa larger still; forded him. He atudied much, princi fa - T alrnnlw. rnoona that h in .. ...m hoi. ii..r..i,in Drimarr system in Illinois snows ni uia man vim lemea au auirui, emi- p"J u. ....... ....', , , ' . . ..... I v ww.ou.uiv uc- h- ...jHdal tn lt thm grants hear luatful crlea and soon there ing the. rich and attractive Esst Indies bridge la accentuated futility. In so pends parOy upon -how these girls ltnat " would bfl-suiciaai to let tnem -tartied avea a thouaand by saiiina- directly across the.western ifu iti. I . ... . I hnva tholr vir Ir .. . ' . ... I niwiauij iiu buiu cuutitcuiiB iu-iare ireaieu. i - - ----- rorms witn tnreat ning mien, wno circle I ocean. Into effect. The 'prime Of his life was waated In the struggle and he endured poverty, neglect and taunting ridicule." Ferdinand and Isabella of 8paln Sunday school teachers and officers that didn't get them Into the Sunday schools. I have known such parents to aay the Sunday school boy is no bet ter than mine,' but how few Sunday school boys go wrong compared with the many who go wrong without having had the Influence of a Sunday school? "To say nothing of tha Influence, the. Sunday school furnishes a branch of teresta," the low bridge is an impos- The leaders of this strike made a It was a long, tedious and expensive 'round and then careen to left, to rltrht sible device. ; !t. usefulness is past good. . reasonable. Just and winning NO CORPORATION LICENSE LAW gr 1, to SH fiTS tii 'oSSSS'tX runisnavaa ouigrown iw gust as iigni, ana are enutiea to praise ior behind the wagon's heavy side. soned the subject out through tne agricultural industry and civilization their courage, perseverance and good T T AlAj BTKEl!iT Kalnst Pres- Now 0iOBer coine tna painted men. charts, maps and other guides then outgrew the grain cradle and the conduct . during its progress. Great 11 ,dent Taft 8 Plan for the they close abouf the wagon, then the available. Finally he convinced him flall. It haan the canacitv and commendation la.also due to wealthy YV eral government to issue driver shoots, a pony falls, he shoots self the eartn was L t t: nijat tkat hasn't the model to meet the de-1 women and society leaders who aided llcpnsfiB tn onrnnratlnnn rln- aB"aln' but nearer crawls the savage foe U was much smaller than it really la licenses to corporations ao-i .,. ,,,,, u,. ,, l.n4 ,hat mrt r it vu land. I m a. .. a . . . .inaiiiaciiu4cia aiut:, amvnuisi iiiai -v cii a. I .a.. aav B " mands of a greater Portland. The I them, with money, srood counsel and ,n& an interstate Dusinees, ana simul- Ually the man must die..- Then closer and third, he knew nothing and sur- river traffic and the overhead traf- moral support. Among these were taneousiy witn mis mrormauon com tne leaden bans with deadly hum. misea notning oi me hw " i. .i . .1.. , ' ... ... ... I nnmna tha mnnr) trnm Waahinirin And see! With mitchtv burst of sBeed continent of America or of the Pacific ii3 wmjasuy increase ana tne tow mrs. ueimont. xuiss morgan, Ml LJ "v 4 ' " , nn rrM the leader urges on his steed and fol- ocean, and imagined that the coast of bridge become a constantly increas- Taft. and other prominent and influ- inat .tne Presiaent win not exercise ,ows hJm the palnted band The driver Asia was directly opposite that of ing handicap and embarrassment to entlal women. That they stood by an' ""mence m ravor or a Din ror akes a itarewcu stond. Spain. . Tinth T lg rlaoflhv ni tha ln hrMcal kol tinmlilii mtatania tn thia Kaffir this purpose. The oarty did not His powder gone, his hopes are fled. First he offered his services to the tn tnat a a thn niA ' e. -i, . -.v. ,, , commit Itself In Its nlatform to this comee through his soul a nameless king of Portugal, but meeting with no tor go Just as the Old . Stark street for human rights raises them In the m" V him II t. He turns and sadly says good- success he tried - Spain. The eary ferry went-r-lt is a cast-off .type. Its estimation of millions of American "cneme. ana so ne win not urge it, Hl8 wlfe tnen BObs tne chll(jr.n yearB 0f waiting might well have worn further use IS like sawing 'cordwood people. as ne will some others mat were cry. The driver draws a painful breath, out a man less resolute and determined with a buck Baw'or'Bprlnkling the ' Indorsed in the platform. "Wall sits back and calmly waits for death. tnan va uoiuranus, dui n mver im UJYAAinu iWMHblt I tarn there comes a lusty shout Four "Let those, then, who are disposed to i leuerai cuuiroi 01 curpurauunu, million soldlra hiirat In vlaw. iho. faint under difficulties." save Washing HE progress microbe has become congress or-course will not pass any shoot that us-Iv painted crew and save ton Irving, "in the presence of any Virulent in Douglas county. A bill for this purpose, especially as the emigrants and folks and laugh and irreat ana wortny unaenaKing, remera city streets with a hand pump.,' It' is an old overshot water .wheel In com parison with the 'modern turbine, or an ancient two-wheeled go-cart in contrast , with a sJx-cyHndered " auto; mobile, ; In effectiveness,' It is a by gone, a relic, a , has been. T lnil la halnv ant In nA I tha nrncMen haa hoonma InH If faran tell a lot Of Jokes. i --., .v.r.. ..'T: .VL. . r. ir. J You see, we couldnt let 'em die, al- Buinij,. mai, Biufluiuig i- iu 11.. i mi. mui 6uU um belt pictures never lie. 'Twas taken tention all over the state. A new such a law, why, then it doesn't go. down at Hackensack, along the Central railroad track. That's" why the bugle Letters From tne PeopU rr.u i..ii -j ' i I.,',. 1 llvA.wlrft hnnnlor haa tivnmu Monti. I Rpp? Is the high bridge, .fewer in number ed wth the Roseburg Commercial Since the lrfw would not have been ?ureshow. . , ' p end larger in capacity, v There is no I ciud, ana tnac organization nas be- compulsory upon interstate corpora- other way to accommodate the con- come a hotbed of enthusiasm for tlonB, which could have taken out flirting Interests.' ' To harmonize and county development Last Saturday a license or not, as they pleased, it Kive facility to interests that are nn- evening a ; two . days' excursion by does not seem that it would have I. ' ,u... I 8 Dedal train to 'every railroad nolnt I amounted to' anvt.hinar wortn whlln. I Lcttera-to. The Journal abonld be written oa ""v""-""v " . - , . , . y - ----- one aide or tb ppr only and ibonld b afecom- tlve that' will have finally to be ac- In the county was completed. Thirty- anyway. The railroads and other big pnied by the n.m. and addrea of the writer. cepted. i The high bridge cannot be tw' members of "the commercial corporations need not worry; ther itat wlttMi evaded because it is the survival of cluD were ln the excursion party and have nothing to fear at Washington undemtood indaning the viewj or atatements ... ... .. . .. . v . i , . . , ,. . v corregpondpnU. Letters ibould be made aa TltneBS ana ine ordinance OI aestlny. I luo ""(Sou w ura my was uuuy auu iuib year. . brief aa poaiilbl.' Tbose wbo wleb The high bridge ordered by the peo-1 cooperation between all sections of pie at Broadway is' the only bridge tne county. A nnaie to this initial the city has planned ln harmony step In .the county awakening. Is a with a greater Portland. To obstruct wbole aay ot uncorked entnuslasm to It is to obstruct Portland and con- eventuate at Roseburg on the 16th tinue the policy of puny bridges that inst., when delegations from all over is now one of the moBt aggravating the county will assemble to hear ad- bar that 18 years elapsed before Colum bus was enabled to carry his enterprise finally allowed him to lay hi. plan, be- t7cYt 0n h the boy; win not se fore a council. These learned men. (?) li..V. t. .1 .y" .? ridiculed his Idea that the earth, was m. a know in,..ti,in, tk. dim. round Ilka a hall "I mn" thav a.M aQW SOlOelBlng Or thS Bible, T !. ? y whether; he believes It or not- Many 'then rain and snow must fall upward ,. Z. - 71 nn tha nndar aMa arf ,. ,.,', tlve it dlacredlt, . but they are those on am unaer siae, ana men there maat - .-, v. .,,.. ,. . . w.iir .ith t.... a . "0 now the least about It. As the i-ru& hl Waw ZviA vr parent" -ardhe future of the boys mL?L wh. hh.. know where they are and vanced so far west as id begin to de- what they are doing.' R R R Live on 20 Cents a Day. N advocating the uae of corn meal. oleomargarine, cheap syrup and es pecially herring and potatoes as sub- I scend the curve of the earth? Could they turn about and .all up the hill again to Spain T" no argument of Columbus seemed satisfactory. He finally turned his back on the Spanish court, but hardly bad stitutes for meat, Dr. Franklin A. White, he left until several good friends sue- Harvard's expert ln dletetica, said:' ceeded In convlnclhe- Queen Isabella, '.There is no reason why any working and she had him recalled and offered man or woman could not live on ?0 him the assistance . required. He em- cents a day. The great trouble Is that barked on his first voyage on Frldav. we nealect the chean nutritiona food. August 3, 1492, with three vessels, and because we do not care for their flavor, on Friday, October 12, his eyes were or because we imagine they are not as gladdened by the full view of land, oalatable as other and mnrh mnr nnatlv Columbus had finally secured to himself foods. a glory as lasting as the world Itself. "The very best outcome of the present He made three eubseauent vovaa-ea I no meat movement will be the discovery and upon bis return from th laat iu. by many persons that they can aetalona- bella was dead. Ferdinand proved 00 mtla or no meat, and feel in better Basely ungrateful and so the noblest health than ever before." navigator the world has seen was per. R R R mMA t0nal?J? Poorly at Valladolld ' German Dessert. - on May 20, 1508, aouu Pimmvn w-i, th,.. n ... ,at. . . II yuiaa 01 egga wim inree ihujb- on February 10 the treaty of PaHa I -t was signed In X76S; Queen Victoria was "Poons or sour cream, atm on. marriea in 1840; Boston was sacked by ounaBU wpm Bugur, uuo nan the Brltiah in 177: and it ia h. m-,.. teaspoon of ground cinnamon, a pinch day of William Congreve, the dramatist of Balt' Rnd one 0UPfuI of Drea1 crumbs Kitiu). ana Henry h. Milman, historian I tB11 "na ,u"' crul"u& Deo1 (17JI). and the caar declared waa UP the three whites of the eggs to a against Japan in 1904; TAKING PORTLAND'S CENSUS T their letters returned wnen not uaed abould lncloaa poatace. Corraapondenti are notified tbat letter ex ceeding 300 words In length may, at the dis cretion ox ua eairor, oe eat aawa to uae umit. HE BUSINESS of taking the census, especially the enumera- probleras in the city. J, 0 A lOOR WAY N CHRISTMAS John Rylowicz. dresses, to make speeches and to en gage ln a round of booster athletics, ' a capital feature of which will be a barbecue ln the evening. High Cost of Living. Marlon. Or.. Feb. 7 To the Editor of tion or tne population, IS one pi The Journal I see much in The Journal Importance 40 every city, one and other papers in regard to the high about which every city maxwell con- cost of living. 1 saw several reasons cern Itself ln advance. Presumably j s"iven as tne cause, but the fact of the Supervisor Beach will put forth his matt9r 18 th nearly .every article that hfnr endeavors tn have a full onnana I ls hl8"h Ms ,ts own COUS8 to a certain rrhn Judnnmox v... nf Pnrtlnnrl'n nnnnlntlnn t a Iron K I .. v uui..i.ua, aV Xt7 V CIVUUigUV - LI a IUUD I wa vauwu a jUHavvu .Uiaa.VMa W IA V 1 . i ,j , . . . lk.l. r.h,- I. v. u ..in ,,1,11. i. .. . '"uivmuai larmer, out our o wwhuj, uiou vmuagu, sot i tauucueu m vuusiau are vcriaiu iu uuuuv.oa nwiiumu au I agricultural system, is largely to blame, drunk and went home and beat be of great value In the county'B friendly assistance that can be ten-ji am not at air certain that prices have his wife, for which . offense he progress. They might be copied with dered. Whether valuable assistance reached the limit. The farmer has been ;w as sentenced to serve 1 18- days in profit in every locality. , Getting to- can be ;glven, and If so, how, can 'abor'ng u"e,r uncertainties and ad- jall. In the Rylowicz familyiare 11 gether is a sure means of commun- properly be considered by our com- aged 'and not doing'u wli as'he m?ght children; the two youngost ones 10 ity or city advancement. ; For lack mercial and other organizations. do. '.,.-. , . j,weeks old, and last week .these In- of unity, We have In Portland, for No census is complete.".- In every r see In The Journal of February 4 that f ants. were discovered .tojie in the Instance, obstruction on the one large city some people are missed. JJJJ oagricuUural Suet's wodVed jlast stages of, starvation, Borne of hand and opposition on the: other. The percentage of persons not enu- last year, but The Journal does -not I the others being In nearly is 'bad a What one man or one faction wants, merated is probably much larger say how much the farmers received of -condition, and one girl. of ?4 years the other doesn't. Neither is willing than Is generally supposed. In occa- that amount. r how much of that hfilne almost Mind fmm toir int o. t.e.mi t"h Mhar m. n.,t hio ainnoi T.atonnna thn i- j amount has been counted twice. Such as .wv. vm. v- vw uci mn. vv . j wull, I., a o.uuoi muiuuvv. uouo ia iiouu- counting corn that was fed to hogs and tention to her eyes. The woman plan. One great section of the -city ulently padded. An extreme case of then counting the hogs. .'.. 1 M ; and children-not!' only, had almost wants the Broadway; bridge, and -a this occurred ln Omaha, in 1890, so it took about 10,000,000 men to produce nothing to eat, but were without fuel minority faction fights It. One wants that in 1800, although the city had lne i8'000;!00 w0"h whJcll. fftni- n '.nf'oina- i.im.ow . . v. v ,vx . bo about 800 for each man If the farm- uih..ub:"""''i, iiwiu.euiu. a cny uettuuiui buu ttuuiuei uppuara gruwu iigut aiuug, an xiouesc census I era had actually received the'whala ( vaujjiuuuoi . 1MB, i u, . ui cav uuiuucio kij aiuuu iur i uihuusbu a ouiauer pupuiauon loan vu,ouu,uini. uut or tnat he had to pay except perhaps'-: In '- the. number of j application of measures for the pub-1 was officially reported 10 years be- hl" taxe8' . furnish his seed, , machinery .... .lii fl ar- -i.' .. .1.. . ... . . .1. . . . . . I a nf (mnlsimonte nt Klaa htnaV..uiaU lih young cmiuiBo, , aiany a man sent lie fteaitn ana a rew .stana by ana fore. . This nas probably been done t 't.h wi v , olu' trt iall fdr drunkenness i leavea a leer .' Rm an nrlnmntlf. a m,n 1 . favw' nhi Mm ht ni ,i iUrm " ,.",.n0r'e8" r,eeJ. 'Slid keep-up .......... , t -.v." uut viuiumuj, lences, - Duuamgs, ana a nost of other helpless family in a similar condl- of safety as public health met with a city has a considerably larger pop- expenses that a farmer only has to meat Hon. The law, punishes the ma.n, as bo -much obstrujetion that .nearly ulatlon than the census gives it v A great many farmers have to pay rent it supposes, and pays no attention seven months of agitation was re- there are various reasons for thls NoJueJitioS1 Jsvw SuorS- whatcver to jthei woman and chil- quired to get .the machinery Jn work- One is that some residents are away. Moo does the farmer have for himself dren, leavlng.-them to starve and ing order. , ; ' ; ;: ' i 0" . And in many cases enumerators are nd family to live on. - la he any better fcze. Is this , sensible? ; Is It a ; These are. unfortunate conditions: careless, or not well adapted to the ,f on 'W,P than common la. .v. "W M-Kv vt,. 7 iuc, are noi WOK. il taKOS SOme method, and! There are some farmers whn .r. n.b. but how about the hand, the so-ealled w ith such cases?- .. .. J confined alone to Portland, but .. . - I wOMv"v ' - mv uuvj a iu I ' --. p Polowl(; iBvUnquostiQnably.A-tiad Bresent in many, a community.- Thev h nmeanf n th- ni. A rest- On, the other i.u.n, or a weakmani be deserves are.the fruit. someUmes of human thickly populated portion of cftrJau.trte"tnVTe' trusul ' ' i "r ' i . : ; .....!-.: ' . , " ....... ,.; ..... v , ....... .... a ..... . ... ...... . but are so, situated that they have prac tlcally. a monopoly in their line of bus iness. They can make interest ana aivi- dends on capital that is three fourths water in many instances. It appears that no state has the power to keep them from making all the profit they desire. .And all the profit they make must come qut of the cost of tha living of tbe people. It costs entirely too much to convey the produce from the producer to the consumer, but It is not farm produce alone that is high. . Nearly all things that people need in their living that are not produced on the farm are high, and ln some Instances, much higher than farm produce. It is the building up of lares fortunes that makes living high. If the profits of labor were more eaually distributed you would hear nothing about thehigh cost of living, even If prices were still higher. But the peo ple are systematically robbed and I am confident they will continue to be rnhhed for aulte awhile longer. It ap pears to me that the people don't know what Is hurting them, and they can do nothing till tney Know wnai to ao. ai long as about 85,000 men have the power to draw all the money they desire to draw1, from the people there will be dls. satisfaction all" along the line. y (. W. U'UWIU. ' r JNot th Same Play. Portland. Feb. 7. TO the Editor of The Journal To settle a dispute would vou Dlease answer in your paper wheth. er or not Lillian Russell played "Madame Butterfly" at thb Hellisr theatre in AnriL 1907? SUBSCRIBER. (Llklian Russell has never played ;Madame Butterfly." She ' did appear, however, in a play called "The Butter fly" at the Heillg theatre, May 8, 7,x8 and B.-J.9U7,- , J V . ' . : . w: C: T. V. President, -, Llnnton, Or., Feb. 7. To the Editor of The journal Kindly Inform through The Journal who the president of the local W. C T. u. Is, and what address will reach her. " READER. " ' Mrs. Henrietta Brown, president . Ad dress,' W.' 5 C. T. U. headquarters, 609 Qoodnough building. stiff froth, and mix with the above. Fill a buttered pudding tin or bowl. ...... l,k ....,.... . A. mA .n m M.l , UUtBr Willi UUUOICU WUU. BIMIIl rect primary. Only four were favorable or bdll for 45 minutes. -Unmold and to a return to the oonvantinn I . , ... , . . ...... ... i , - ium. igervQ wiiji wine ohiui-d vi uui vudmiu Only six were for a mixture of the dl rect and convention Diana. Th der called for legislation on primaries, but did not ekpress themselves ex plicitly upon the Issue of dlrant nom inations, In the city of Chicago si-: of the eight or vanilla sauce. st st K Creamed Salmon. COOK one half cup of milk and one half oup of soft brad crumtm 1 until a smooth caste.' then add one principal dailies are in favor n ,h L.n nt d,?"t Primary reform. ' bones, and flaked, and season with a This represents an overwhelming in- little salt and pepper and two table- dorsement of direct primary legislation, spoons of lemon Juice, then add two IJOeS It count for nothlna- irnnti. tha ht ntli llikt. n. lr,t party IfadersT Doe, it count f or noth-1 a buttered mold and steam 25 or 10 min ing Wltn the representatives Who takaltit..- with whl ta, aaua Ana hnt f i ruin cneae Bo-caiiea leaders? remaps not. The same old tricks are i Deing played at Bprlngfield. The same oxy" devices are in full , working or der, the amendment to make the law unconstitutional, tne amendments to make the law ineffectual, the squab- Bossism in Illinois. , . "- From the Chicago , Tribune. . The people still propose, the . bosses still dispose,; but. the play . is changing. Two weeks sjOt the Tribune published the opinions-' of 68 editors in Illinois on th subject primary legislation. Of these 65, 37, or- mors than two thirds, were unequivocally in favor of the dl- cup of peas added to the sauce. as as ac - . Stuffed Bananas. CUT ort one quarter or the ends of a - banana. Remove' the pulp and press through a sieve.- Add to ach bllng of faction, mock faction and rai cupful the juice of half a lemon and two faction, all these to deceive' and eonfuse tablespoons of fine sugar; whip a cupful and discourage decent citizenship and of cream, fill shells, set qa ice, serve honorable partisanship. with cake.. yNDvenneiM tna TMhim. v.n . i . "wwie, tne day of insolent political subterfua-ea la drawing to an end. It was not so many years ago that political power employed M-aXLSiST111 r th ' CContriboted to Th Journal by Walt Maaon. dirk was the best of politics) arguments, tha famoua Kansas poet. Hla proseoemi araaa That day has gone; it will be followed regular feature of . thtav oolwun la Tba Pullr by 4his day of ours when subterfuge is ,ou''n,, , an easy science. ...... . . ; . . 1 : '-'$ The issue of honest primary lee-lala. There's-room at the top for the fellow tion is the Issue of legislative and of who's bund U land on the summit some . . .. 1 T." . ,u OI lav tha tratl'a nr.ttv nui-h . an tliu.'a .OTUuuutujmy, ana It Will he WOB l . V 21 - by the people. The people mar lack hole ta tho KronnA, and there', danger ..11. ki.' ...... A ' ..'CKI of. a-nlnor antra V hilt the, tnn srllt ha muwiQ icyicBtuiuiuveB al - cDrinariaii I but they" do not lack responsible rep- but the top- will b reached by the. strong, patient soul, who resentation In the oreaa , Th. 'p.iv.T.. I ever Is keeping his eyes on-the goal, poll may go tor little or it may go for nd Jww keeps pegging away. There's much at Springfield, but It should teach trouble to burn tn this valley of. grief. -tha people of Illinois that whll tha and the skies ars oft sullen and gray, newspapers of this Stat are unsubsl- rut a man never finds thatj it ".brings dlsed and free, while they express as h,m -murmur, and.; grumble they now undoubtedly do amis... u. land bray: he'll find that it lightens alms and opinions of this great reading his burden of gloom, . and ; chases his thinking commonwealth, the path of pol- grievances clear up the flume, U he only ..; Itlcal progress cannot fee barricaded keeps pegging away. It's tough to be long. - ; poor when the insolent rich go past In i i " : , j their carriages gay, to jump from the Their were twice aa ,.'. , J highway and Into the ditch, avoiding the tha state of Nevada In lane a. i .. wheels of their shay; but you In your election of 1904. .The change was due aut0 or carriage may ride, and etiraip cnieny to me new goia minlnar camnal1"" ul" " " mv.-wmm ju in and about Ooldfield. in thata always keep pegging , away.i The , men election Bryan carried the stale by a who ar oueymiss nair or the . woe very close pluraljt The decline in the that's huntinK for victims to Slay; they Democratic . vote Is said to be due to U. h cream tn tnL" "vUey below. , tha ...in. nt tha Sw.iaii-. v. while idler, .ubsist on ttie whevi while om-fifth as many votes'as .cither the Frtn kicks others she'll give you a Republican or the Democratic party. . I"?., t"""' '". 11,2. 1M"e , ana- t I i r l. rill - j auian -May-ma aaaavo. x yVO UWV Twenty-nine of the York state now have a al ti.a nt w-Ueep pegging away. . ; . ? v e 4S cities of New ,...1.1,, 10m k., , A aw ShaveJecth3 mayors. George latthaw .', Adams. WltJnj(Ut4 f r.