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Hamilton Brotmi oWn
make aiv th shoes to
wear Tin y haw all the
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low pdOM am! a world
wiiic r. jiutation.
A chance for I pohi
watch with - very dollar
pan has-
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements &. Wlsor.
Court and Cottonwood
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j f.ll the plUHKlll trut wil! be
I gfMt I Jf MMMmgad to r. intitule their
ll d itrv ot excessive capital iiiitmn on
'which the people mill be fnri'ed to
contribute liamlsnnie return' from the
iirniiiK- -if their lutsir.
A ilentocratie bunker in Wall street
frankly says fur publication that the
financier- of hi triw "will vole
straight for MeRinlev ami iMMfllti"
anil why shouldn't theyV The Wall
street financ iers ure (tivnrtl under the
present administration, and they would
U unitntteful if they did not MppaM
.Mr. McKtnley for r election. A a
ifanit of gMifclrjfi and manipulator
they require the fnrterinu care of letfi
lation in their interest, and they well
enough know that they will le given
M quarter in the event id Bryan
election These are the irentlemen
who are res'-insitile for the ".Monev
Davit," and all that term implies,
and Hryan would not be a democratic
candidate if he had their support.
THE TELEPHONE STRIKE.
The H I r i - ellll'li'Veil l the telephone
company at Seattle are entitled to
imethiiiu more nulatantial than "!
Kithv" lithe statements made in their
behalf are even approximately correct,
and there it at yet no denial of the
truth of the assertion made. The
people of the whole state. MM the Tu
coma Sewn, should take up their cause
with an earnestness that will coniel
justice l-iiitf done. Incidentally, hy to
ooiag they will greatly improve a
public servne that is execrable. The
editor of the Seattle Times, in present
nik' the grievances of the lockeil-nnt
MlepbotH girls, sums up the case aa
follow :
'There is scarcely a patron in tins
city who has not Isren repeatedly an
noyed by delays ami blunders at the
central office. It has been cnstoniarj
and i utiv.-nient for the provoked sub
scrihera to abuse the operators. Hut
here i the situation :
"lb MM operator at the 'central'
i" asignt one hundred phone. It
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i iHitu t ii M "lieu II. I '.-.-III iliirinw- lilt- ipii-v i. r I '.
be taken up by William J. Uryan. for . JJJ JJ ... ar, ot
history will undoubtedly reejt itself t. sunn- time perhaps ten or fifteen
iu 1H00. or twenty. if mm somebody must
wait, and the situation is not helil
W :.nn L. Klkim, of Philadelphia, any by the disappointed atrons an-
a eiun of the Klkiu-Widener-Wl.it- oriafl the operator w ith abiin- and
leaves or i replaced hy a girl incom
petent for lark of practice, and the
rise is savi-d. few of the operators re
ceiving more than the 121). Tin" are
seventy-sii operutors. a large otfiee
force. "The line lunch provided ior earli
day is ten loaves of Imnnl. t pound"
of " butter, threej qiiurts of milk,
twentv-ttve cents worth of sugar, two
ioiiiids of COOta, one pound of tea
The matron is there three hour in the
middle of the day. After that tune the
girls do their own work, and with
scant tune to rat lunch, are compelbd
to wash their dishes, and. like object
of churitv. art- allowed only Jso nim b
to eat. The night girls provide their
own lunch, nothing being left for them
excepting tea and coffee, and not al
ways that. The old operator edinnte
the girls and then are diplced bv
them, beluW they are conieteiit to HII
the positions.
"When the company i short of help
thev put on girl who have hud but
two or three week' practice. If tint,
they keep them working two or three
months without pay. They do not get
their raise unless some inthicntial
friend ask for it for tliem. If a girl
ask for it he is more apt to get in
sult than a praise. The relief given
the day girls i rive minutes before
and rive minutes after lunch. The
night total i not sntticient for the
work, if there is anything a little out
of the ordinary. The first of the
month thev must emplo every spare
work, without am
The large U tO'-k of Saddler . Har.
neia. Tent. Wagon Cover, Can
van, i.sp Duster. Wore, Stri
Leather, etc.. I kept by
Joseph Ell
I To fhe Harvest Trade.!
VV! n In need of.
iia Korke-, Ih" iHiirni, wir
Cable, . Qrefte, Kldorado
Otttor, Wetl Va. Bluefe Oil, Cp
itft Cylinder HI, Ootnpotiiid (by
the case or barrel I, Rope of nil
ilws, or i ood BtOVI or teel
Rangi tor lh cook honee, call and
el pi ices from
The Leading Ha nes and .Saddle Ian
ulacturer of liaxtern Oregon
Taylor, the Hardware Man
moment doing
lompensation.
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Dm.,. rtl lum-j. pSf iKA.fl-x . MM
lmi eaeea, pf - - tawtuoi
Wherever there
anus there is war.
is a soldier under
Old John Kukin wrote that r i .t
much a theft to (tea. with a luig lead
a with a long arm.
Henry tieorge, Jr.. i in Chicago on
behalf of Hearst's Chicago American,
to write of the re ent labor trouble- in
that great, overgrown eity. He will
investigate impartially both sides an 1
write as lie neee thing, his letter- to
apear over his signature u, the Obis
eago Aniern an.
Just one hundred yejr ag" tie- tirst
dennxrratif president waselecteil. -iiow
the clae- protested and fought
against his election, but the masee of
the people (tiNsl by him and he was
elected. The work that the tirst demo
cratic preeident began will probably
Mich condition us these ar' a dis
grace Id civiliiation. If they exist to
Seattle it is ijiiite likely that thev ex
ist in other cities where the same cum
nany et: jnys valuiibie pablk franebies.
If ail mince of prevention is worth a
pound of cure, it certainly would ap
pear to be preferable la pay living
wage- t. self-siipi-orting young Humeii
than to esUblieh rescue homes ami re
formatories. Telephone girl mut of nei essin
be "bright." attractive in gemoMlltjr
and well e.lncutel to bt- fitted for the
duties they are railed mum to perform
The man who offer uch young women
only f.ll ii month and ex)ect- them to
pay car fare and loartl and clothe
'I'.-ni-clve is simidy idaying the role
of advance agent for the tempter. He
ma not MMMM it, but it i lit'verthe
le a fact.
The caue of the telephone girls is
one thut uniMrais to justice and public
morality, and every pure-minded man
and woman in the state ought to give
them their liuancial and mora! sup
port. The public pay the telehene com
!ony for gisl service, and it cannot
and does not get it where such condi
tions exist. If the company can de
monstrate that it cannot pay better
wages without incurring a h-. there
is no doubt but that the public would
consent to an increase in the tariff
charged, if it could In- aured the
girl- would receive the lienctit.
nev syndicate, gave a little upr in
I'ari on the night of July th to a
party of twenty-live triendi. The table
decorations coat ttU.OOO and the other
expenditures were on the ame scale.
Tiie young man is said o nave received
a rebuke by cahle from hi father (or
hie reekleesnees. The banquet cost hi
pour old father nearly one duv'i in
come. The national couimitli-e nl tn
called "gold democratic" organization
that nominated and supported Calmer
and fluckner four year- ago i- to meet
at Indianapolis on the -'"ith inst to
leajH a call for a convention to uoini
uale candidates! (or president and vice
president. The "gold deuiocrut. " or
rather u few men under that name,
have !eeii engageil in "a (iol' er
rand" for (our years and like all fool
they object to changing tlmir mind.
set. . reiuarki The service could
have leeli relneiie.l long ago if the
company would employ more OMM
tore, that each would have (ewer
it .! '- to -v. . that n
san r raiii.-in.-o each operator anwer-
the 'cull' from only tiftv 'pnone.
- "The OgoMtOfl were required to work
long davs, with their nerves oontant- I
ly at high tension. Their individual I
apical- t. tie- manager were ignoreil
or treated with contempt. The girl
lalkeilofi qierating, in onler to pre-
ent to the management a list of griev
ance, among which were request, for
hortaf hour- and an hourly relief of a
minute or two. The manager erbi
trarily discharged three osrator,
w hom he characteriieil a 'ringlead- I
era.' Then fifty-six other quit their
w.tchi -lard- 1 u: .ill bate lieen ready
to return to their work if the three can
be reinstated and the girls' grievance I
listened to The naughty manager
NfjfcJM, preferring to render his service
o.-ar.v ii ii-s- t hi- atriiii..
The "New York huanciern ur eaav
Ii tent tliat tlryuu will be defeated."
Their wish is father to their thought.
The "tinauciurs" date ami oppose
Uryan because he threaten- tie KtMMj
trust. Uut if the money trust wa not
threatened by some one oeeaaeioua 1 1 v
it would take ptsMweeion of the country
and own the i-uple oji uianv chat
tels. Uryan doe u it cater i
nuaiicier and is under no obl.gatious
to them, and this is a strong reason
why he should receive the uprt of
the plain people.
Kx-l'resident Harrison has HgeeajaafJ
InniMlf on the pidilicai situation. He
thinks the republicans will win, but
that Uryan will receive a heavier vote
in the east than he did in lsi He
believer Uryan'a chance- in Indiana
are much better than thuy were before
and be would not be surprised if the
tate went democrat u The ex-president
declares that the republican
part) ha- not pursue I the right course
on the trust question, and that the ad
niinialratioii wa playing fast and
loose yfilh the people in the matter.
"bettor .,-rvice a qMatiraj oi time"
The company can give a better service
today if it will treat it former operator-
in a spirit of humanity and justice
and employ sufficient help.
"The girls will probahly lose in
their contest with the conqsinv. Their
experience i- nothli.g new in lahor
trouble. It i the old question of
the gaol, ' .il. ulating cussedue of men
representing capital, thoroughly organ
Ited against faithful and ojpiresed
nut unorganized lalsjr .Men ami
women will synqathue with the girls.
tell then, they are right ami ought to
trig hut talk I cheap.
"Whether the company will take
back any of the discharged orator
probahly depend Uin how long tin
public will put up with the poor ser
vice that i being rendered while
strange operators and amateur are Isr
ing broken in. The latter have been
importad Iroas Miflbluriafl towns ami
are lieiug l 'a rile. I at the let hotel in
tie- city. If the hornet Telephoue
conqany can indulge in the,- ex'raru
gancies, is not the manhoud and
womanl I ol Seattle strong enough to
compel it o treat fuirlv the operator
who worked faithfully ainl well'.' The
girl have engaged in an unequal
struggle, but they tan win if the btMi
neea men will stand loyal to fair play
and Justice.
"The telephone company is eiijuving
magnificent privilege from the city.
It has violate.) tie- term of it fran
chise and ha- trill,-! with the rmhl
Ten Lost vcars.
Figure it for yourself,
prom the age of fifteen to
that of foTtv-tive a woman
gives one-tlnnl ot' b-rr time
to tiie suffering incident to
the recurring periodic : inc
tion. Ten yea- of ufferuie,'
And this conih'.ton ot" thing
I . (-,, 1 a-tt- :l..--t.l :1 (Lit.
ural. and endured a a tetiii- iujg
nine i
tlitre i no help : U there
no help' t:i c is netp for eeerr
woman and for almost every woman
perfect healing in the use of Ir.
icrce' 1'avonte Prescription. It
injures regularitv. line the ilrams
nch weaken women, heal in nam -ition
and ulceration and cure tr
ite weaknea. It U a temiierancr
tiled; ine uon a. coll lic and uon-
aisut-la I nave aevvi oau s return ol til
Ii . . ..c iu.-.
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edition oi The New ork World,
and Willi the presidential campaign
now at hand cannot do without it.
Here are miiih- ot the IMMM why it
is easily the leader in dollar a year
journal tM
It is isatied every other day. and is to
all purse it da!' '
Kvery we'k each uleril'r n-c
Is page and often during the "Imsy"
eeason 1M ;ige- eaci e.-k
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Its news cover every known part of
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Its political news i abolutely im
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value in the presidentiu! catiqiaign
coming oi.
The let of current tic: ior is found
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The ISatiuiial Tulepliuiie am) Tul
Kmpti roniaiiy is the latest trust to ?nd lttffclni ol in MtTOM quite
urganise. It will have u i-apital uf
fVSO.UUU.UOO II is simply tn.- initial
-n i tuieard i-un.ol nlatiun under one
Dianatteuient of the Western I'niuii
Telegraph i-uuipany, the I -;., Tele
tfraph I'Dfnpuiiy. the ('umineri-ial Cahle
eiinipauy, the Hull Tul, -plume comjtany,
the Telegraph, Telephunu ami
company ,,f .un-rica, ami the Natiunal
Telephonu and Telegraph oimpuiiy.
The merging uf all the-.- vast interests
rimld mean a cursiratiou : uaji-
italiialiim Muiihl run into the thous
ands of mill miw, ami would create a
moiiopuiy of tlw telegraph and tele
phuue buaiiieas more absolute than any
uow axistiug. Hut if tbtaw favorable
to the truaU are put in high officu this
loilir i-llolllth. It is time that the lat
ter ftirmnlate.1 a demand for their own
protection, if nut fur the nrntei-tiun uf
the former operators who have been
tfhamefull iui upon."
s
A torreapoudenl in a conimuuicatiun
u riles :
"Tile telephone girls did not strike,
ami had m intention of doing to.
for several months they hud discussed
the feasibility of orgunuiiii a union,
(or sociability, amusement, improve
ment ami protection. They had not
organized or struck u hen the) Men
disc barged.
"The company claims that they
educate the girls free, provide free
lunch, a matroii to wait upon them,
2U pur mouth, with a rise of f:.5J at
the end of six mouths, 12.50 at the end
of the year.
"The old experienced operator either
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