.UNDERWEAR..!.
Now that raid wttther is appraMhiaf, the nec
essity f turnup: hoavtor mmi 'mu will won
aWBjttl to NMfl itself. Naturally yon will want
to (to whi'rv you Ml) iret the beat, prade for Um
least money; ami overylsslv knows that The
Map-net in tin- place An assortment unexcelled
and prices rut to the bottom ; sales iiitk anil
profit m umall.
A chance (or a old watcli iivcn with every dollar ptlfClMM
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
- feast
Tt'K'sDAY, OCTOBER it), mm.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
KOK 1'HK.si lK NT.
William J. Bryan.
or NEBRASKA.
KOK V1CK PKKsTIIKN'l.
Adlai E. Stevenson.
or ILLINOIS.
FOR I'RKsTDKNTIAL KLKCTORM,
VY. M I' IBKCI. ot linatllla.
OKL1. HTt'AKl. l Mnllii.un.b
J WIIITAKKI: ..I Hemon
K. KKONKK. Ot Multnomah
THE GALLANT ROUGH HIUHK
The New York Jourual, democratic,
demanded prosecution aim nut New
York ire truit officials. Mayor Van
Wyck was included in Um list of those
to lie prosecuted. VanWrck is a demo
crat.
(iovernor Kooaevelt, a republican,
took cognisance of the demand and
proceeding were hist ituti ! against
VanWyek to outt him (mm in- oilic.
When tin1 investigation hail MX
.wiled. 11 .t. founil that Kcpuldicau
Senator Thomao C. Piatt ami RatMB"
lican Uuhernatnrial Candidate (Mali
wen- owners in Um Ice Trust.
A pause in tin proceedings. (oi
rcor Kooaevelt take time l think.
Itepuhliran national leaders assist bin
to a clarity of mental vision. The
conclusion :
Notwithstanding (iovernor Koosevelt
has before the nation charged Mayor
YanVYyek with connection with tin
ice trust and has gone all over the
country talking of tin- democrat h' ice
trust in New York, he ha suppressed
Mayor YanWyck's legally drawn
answer which wan tiled at the govern
nr's office in Albany, in which it n
shown that Senator I'latt and Mr.
tMell are with him "particep
criminis. "
Here is the br,ave Kisevelt' Here
is the soldierly Hough Kider! Here
the gallant Colonel ' The hero of tian
Juan! Kur political advantage he
would refrain until after election
(rum pursuing the ice. trust prosecu
tion, in order that he may go upon
the Hump anil refer to the democratic
trust in New York.
It is cowardly lor liim to reply to
strictures on this conduct, that Mr
Woudrjff, the lieutenant-governor, is
at Albany, and he Koosatvell ia
absent Irom the capital. Mr. Wood
ruff is (iovernor Kooenvelt's lieutenant
and will follow his prompting; if the
governor elect, he may merely wire:
"Place YanWyck ' answer on tile."
Then it wouid lie public property
and the world would know the de
nouement. New York epers are calling upon
(iovernor Kooaevelt to do his duty. If
it bring shame to a democratic mayor,
well ami very good. But, if it would
bring shame to a republican senator
and a republican candidate (or the
governorship, (iovernor Kiswevelt has
no right to withhold action.
It has become a national issue,
fairly conducted democratic news
papers have excoriated Van Wyck and
frokar lor their part in the ice trust.
Now let a republican governor anil
vicvpresidential candidate excoriate
Senator I'latt and Mr. t Kiel I. Let him
play lair.
because it rinds uo formal expression in
platforms fninitsl by politicians in con
vention assembled. It is heard down
Kast, where the New Knglamlcr lives;
in the South, where the land of Dixie
lies fair and mi n Kissed ; in the North,
along the Canadian line; in the (ircat
Central territory of the union and on
the 1'neitic coast from British Columbia
to lower California.
It savs: dive us a man with a
bMkbnitn; none with a giltta perchH
spinal column need apply." of
enurrc, mi one knows, pist now, prior
to the election, whether the demand is
sutlic icntlv vehement to (on e a choice
stu b as will bring such a man into the
White House. Kilt, if it does, then
William Jennings Hryan will be the
next president Kur, si, 11 appears to
careful observers, Mr. Hryan has back
bone, moral i mirage, and surely this
is a prime desideratum in a nation's
chief executive.
CHINOOK JARGON.
The name given a small hut select
social club recently formed in Portland
has created such a disturbance that the
young man suggesting it is in danger
of setting himself disliked. The v. nth,
upon whom devolved the duty of mim
ing this club, styled it "The Cultus
Maraooks." He savs the title is taken
from the ('hiniMik jargon and signifies
"Merry Makers, " or those who have a
good time. Some persons wlm have a
limited knowledge of Chinook jargon
contend that the meaning of the title
is unite it different thing from the
definition given, and the matter has
been referred to the (iregoiiiau for adjudication.
A QUESTION Or BACKBONE.
In the election o( a president, til
American people have always hereto
lore paid little attention to the physi
cal ieculiaritiN of the candidates.
They have chosen tall, lank men like
Abraham Lincoln, short stubby men
like lien jam in Harrison, large, (at
men like drover Clevelaud, and about
every other type of physiral uianhissl
has been represented in the White
House. In no national platform or set
ol resolutions, nor in any state plat
form of any jiarty has iBtOlltHI BtrBf
been made of a demand thundering up
through the medium of the "vox
populi" lor a man an president tall,
short, fat, lean, or of any other propor
tions However, this year of our Lord, Him, I
tin American people have determined , of milk, from f'fWi to H'.'IO; of bottled
.differently. Thev have, it is true, not J wines, from nothing to f.i'Ji ; of canned
dace.) in either' of the two great i Jrllil". ".'tl,i,,g fct IttlOai of
... . ,. bread and biscuit, from nothing to
utUNial platforms any relerei.ee to the ;JJ . ,)f ,BnJ (ri)il uoth,Bg , 7.
atari U physical man whom they de- of baeon, from nothing to MUi : ol
tnand aa president during the coining canned vegetables, from nothing Ui
four vars. Wot a demand does WOki 1U7 ; of oats, from notbing to iUoo,-
uStSttttS " A iSftVsJT1
MAN WITH A II At. k It'. N I' 1km itauia look as if the increase
It is a demaiid all the twurc t-ffei tive eousiited of army stores, and we must
"Cultus" means "worthless" or
"good for nothing." "Mamook" is an
active verb and means "to work; to do
things." The MM who devised the
title for.t! club appears to have added
the "a" to the won! to chaiive it to a
name in the plural, and doubtless con
siders it means "workers." Tim title.
therefore, means, "worthies workers,"
that is, tieoiile wlm are not any good
lor work. I'erhaps be intended it to
he inferred (rum this that thev are
good (or play, or adapted to shine as
merrv. makers. I'ossiblv he mav have
intended to use the word "khish,"
meaning good, and to signify that the
memliers of the club were good work
ers, anil would work together to lutvi
a good time. There is, however, n
authoritv for making 11 noun out
the verb mamook, and the conclusion
is that the man who invented the title
"Cultus M.11 ik-" either did not
know what In- meant, or he meant
something uiimmnlinientarv. He will
Is- required to explain.
The interest taken in ascertain in-'
the derivation and meanni'' of tl
id "Chemawa," the name ol the
site of the Indian scbeol near Salem,
tends 10 indn.ite that Chinook jargon
! late almost a dead language in tins
region at least, is about to experieuce
a rejuvenescence.
...
Up to a ouartiT of a centurv ago. it
was no uncommon Hung to hear
('nuns k sisiken on the streets or in
the store- P' riUiid ; and in the tnr i
districts, where Indians were still t
be seen and were treiiuent vi-ilors t
tin bouses o( settlers, it was almost
as much in use as Kngliih. Men on
meeting would aav. "Klahouysa," in
stead of how are yon, a:nl tin- women
when .1111,0. ui hv tisi mativ llog or
children alsnit the kitchen would tell
them Isitb to "Kiatawa, go, or get
out, and words and phrases of ( hunsik
were 111 constant use ami were un
derstissl bv evervhodv except the
MtHl of newcomers. As the Indians
gradually disapiieared and the need for
using Chinook grew less, It gradually
fell into disgtise, and became tor
gotten.
VAl.UK OF THE PHILIPPINES.
The agricultural department presents
the country with some light iinui tin
commercial value of our colonial pos
sessious. incidentally tljey afford 1 1
for reflection to those who havu
reverted to the ancestral tviie of politi
Ml philosophers and hold that it IN
necessary to own countries and peoples
111 oruer ui traoe Itli them.
Mr. McKiulev says that we own tin
Philippines, for example, and, while
tin- commercial argument is now con
cealed ill deference to the prejudices o(
voters, the reason for assuming the
annual war burden ui frag) ii,ukl.
000 to IteO.uuO.OOQ 1- t.n Um pMt,
amouuting to several thoiisaiul dollars,
of a few benellclaries u( "the party."
We Mid in Intm, it is true, a g'ssl deal
more o the Philippines tbun we sold
them in 1WI6. Our exports thither in
ISHo amu1111t.1l to lltl,:JfW); in lny.i
they b mounted to $4tu,i''H. n.,w, mho
profited by this trade and what does
it promise for the future'.'
recollect that we have mute th.in '
(KM) ooMUMari ot our own in the la
aJadt,ito mat much the larger auantlty
ot this export trade to the Philippine
was paid for bv the taxpuyOtt ol this
eoHlttry, All the articles we have
named are classified by the government
as agricultural articles, the total ex
ports of which ior HIM are valued at
$ail,IKsl. (II this total UD.fl.Vi is the
valua of spirituous and malt liitior
and wines which were sentout for good
American throats. Of the balance,
MS, 441, the bub ol 100,997 raprasents
fosl for our soldiers and provender for
their animals sent by us to the Phil
ippines, leaving less than tp.'.tliKl as
the amount sold to the Kilipinos by
our farmers in the your IfltO, that vear
of wonderful growth in our colonial
trade. Hut our agricultural export- to
the Philippines in lHQfi amounted to
I 1,984, so that there has really been
no gain to our farmers, for we cannot
count as gain what we buy of ourselves
for the purpose of feeding and
"liipioring up' our soldiers. Hesides,
in IHO.'i our farmers sold wheat Hum to
the Filipino to the sum of l 1 ,2.10, and
last vear the export of American wheat
Hour, which in lsti had increased to
In.'-SH). fell off to tlilfitl.
...
This is 11 bad showing for our agri
culturists, hut did not our manufacttir
ers and other exporters do better',' We I
cannot tell accurately, for we have no 1
Itemized data. However, the did not
do much better. Their total exports to 1
the Philippines were valued at 1S!I.
an increase of about Ml ,000 oxer
tl porls of IHttt. and of about 4!,-
over those of MM, Hut we do not
know how much of this increase was
for iriHsIs sent to the army.
As to our IbMMIMI from the islands,
thev fell off 111 the five vcars from !
ft,::!l,:wi; to 14.400,774.
In the mean time our export trade
w itli t Iriental countries which we de
not own increased as follows;
Portuaaear Wrics
J- reueb Africa
Kg; pi
Kk) pt (sKrfcitliursI)
Itrlllsli Mips
lirllUh vi (sgrlrll)
I'l-'rV'
Aslsllc Kltssts
laaan .. , .
1 hi n
So much for the real value of trade
with the Philippines and for the rela
tive value of trade with these islands,
(or which we have paid .'. -. .
which we are trviug to secure at 11 cost
of alsuit i:O,!iM),00n a year, and
whoso maintenance will cost annuallv
at least (I0t),ntl0,iiut), compared with
our trade with countries that we do not
own and whose trade costs us the
salaries of a few consular ollicers.
Hevertdge's philosophy ot expansion
is not uulv vulgar hut ignorant. New
York World.
E
jfStovew
land Ranees.
I hlVC steel range (nun is 00 Up. Hoat
int; stoves front .." up Stoves put up on
short notice. Call M4 MsWlilH Itt)
before buyitiK
atock
NEW
LUMBER YARD.
f NQRTKE
W PACIFIC
1 Taylor, the Hardware Man
We are now ready for husinnsH
near Washington A (MlttlttMa
Hirer freight doit with n
generiil assort tnniit of lumber
direct from our own saw mill,
ami can furnish anything
promptly, Country orders in'
car loads shipped direct from
our mill in carload hits at
correct prices, tilve us 11 call.
71 Mjiiii Street
LEA PERRINS'
A. C. Shaw & Co.
W. J SEWELL, Mgr.
IBM MB),
, :,i 1 mm 1. ii.mii
iat,'jau iujih
PI7,lUM lil.PS.
J.lsst sViBIM
'.ItHl.s? l.UW.RM
I.HW.a'n ii,"m;,se
K,tM,7sll p.i.nji.s's,
-ll'.vc' I.MI,lf7
I.VtH.Mi 17,1 atr7a
i.it-'.;n IM7,BI
In the live years the export of malt
liiiuom increased from JI , to M M
of lloiirbon wnisky, from nothing to
JO,47.'; ol canned Lieel, roni noilnn
to I3, MM; of malt, I rum H0atlM to
ti14U; of hay, from nothing j., fiH'A);
of unbottled wines, from nothing to
17-VJ, of hams, from nothing to f.Voiit
Dr. Shilohs
Cough i
s
cure
This Is bsyond uurstion the
most sucnuful Cough Medl
ciar .v.r known to science: a
lew Uimsbs Invariably car. the
worn ess. n( Cough, Croup
sn.l MruncMtU. while Us won
drriul lurrn. m the curs of
Consuntptnin U without a par
allel in thr hikter y of medicine.
Mince Its ttc- discovery It has
been sold on u euarsntM, a
whtrh no other medicine
can stand. If y,,u have a
Couirli, we .srn.stlr ask you
tot -v it In Unite.1 Miitainil
CsnudatlV , He and 1.00. and
In Kngland l. Hd. Vs. Sd. and
m,4S
SOLE PROPRIETORS
S.C.Wells & Co.
LEROV. N.Y
TORONTO. CAN.
Fer sale by Tslliaan It 110.. In-ussliU
The Best
Ever Brewed.
THE ORIGIN.'
WORCESTERSHIRE
JBT" Jfcu-.-irc of Imitation
It I. highly sperm i d ( the verv nitreesWc rest
which It Imparls to souiw, Klsh. i.smc Hot
aud Cold Mlt, hallux, Wslsll Kaiclills, etc.
Ttil. slensliire Is on rv.ry MMl
JHIN III'M IN'
AMERICAN PLAN.
13,00 per Day and Upwards.
HONS, Agents, Nim York.
I Inest Hotel
the Pacific
North esf
THE PORTLAND
POItTUAMP, owicoon.
special Katrs. to BBJWI (rotoa people visiting Portland tleaditunrtert
tor tourist anu corninerciai travelers. 11. t. IIIWI:IS. Managci
i
Wool for Sale
Thunday ofttob wnk I will bnat the iLiliitm Rule
Hotel lt receive sealed bidi 'ii Lots of Wool, No.
5, 8, 13 and 17, about 500 .sacks, now stored in
(he Independent warehouae, 1 recurve the privilege
of rajeoiing any or all bid.
J. i:. SMI1H.
PILSNER
BEER.
Maile froui til ten-1 water. Iticoiu-nu-uihsl
ly physii'ian.. Yotl can drink
all you want of it ami not have the
heailache or get duxy.
Doll Sale
From October jjth to Nnvtinlicr 1st wr
will place our entire Inn o Dulls on sule ,n
a disKOtinl ol I rum to to 14 net cnn
71S Main Ht
VAX H tr'R,
Hardware
Sporting Goods
Ws carry full line of the
1 tell cut li ry on the tUBtlMt,
La rye Una of ritio and ihotgun
11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i t i t n . Niei'iais on
stove ami rauires.
W 0. Hansford & Co.
Ofegon Lumber Yard
M
....si:i 1
I.timher,
lath,
Shinnies,
HuiUlinK Paper,
lur t'upcr.
MiinltlittnM
Picketa,
Lime and (x-nieut.
Bricll and Sand.
Sash and Doorg,
Scix-l'ii I .! . .V VVin lnvs
Terra Ootta Pipe.
Boric & Uht, Prop's
Alia St.. opp, Ctnirt House.
RUNS
Weant Dini
Jurist
To
THROUGH
n
1 upt i... "ii
anil nil
TICKET
"HICA80
SN(;T
A
own I IIS)
KattMri bJ
e . ... "s
'Sii llcksts Ui J...
BM Amerlesn line.
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T'"8 SUHIBDU
atSonJ,!,mve" VtMmtn
Kot ' if . Ink..
snrttlrkci.. ,..", ' "!!,
ton, Orct 'Mi ,
' r rtun
' ' or
Schultz Brewing Co.
TME CITY...
Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables...
CMKIS SI.1PSDN
Propriatort;
HOULTKY SUPPLIES.
Orafllatad Hon. , Bel Scraps, Mi. a Grit, Ground
Clam anil Oyst.-t Shells, Int. i n;i t u.n.i I Btocll Poodl
Hay, Grain and Feed.
C. F. COUSS WORTHY.
By ers' Best Flour...
To make goo.1 bread use Byi, lkat Flour, tt took fiiBt
premium at ths ChlcSJro World's .a,r. rmi all contpetl.
tion, and give, SSMSlUnt aattsfaction wherever used
Pend!t:on Roller Mills
W S "VHIIS Prnr,
'ran. 0Hvfra P ,.t,
Kverylhlng Neyv. New Horses;
.N-w ltls Best rls and teams
lithe city. IViarders lveu the
best attention.
Service unv hnur of the nighi
Telaphon. No. 70.
ICE
You want to xet the best
W hen you buy Harness
IOR
Insurance
Kire, Lilt, Aci ident, I'ltlte tilass, etc
Loans
on Ciiv Batd Cotiin v PfOMsTtj ,
Real Estate
ISSMSrad and Unimprovid t?ity laita
snaan iviineiieH ami Wheat harius
SEE
J. R. DICKSON,
raat OreKonian BaUdtaf.
NKW LINK
To unit from the
(I
Std id TruiiiH
New Equipment
Wide VeHtihulei.
Kmpiire UK.. (). K. A s. Co., or
11. II. TKI!MiUI.CoiiCI Artnt,
II- liiiiil St., IWtland, dr.
I make only hand sowed harness and etiarioi...
Pfctas Ol leathor. Call and ge ,y pr.cet
ever)
Alao Vt hoMsale Agent tor
st: in. nz
Mil WAl KTI
HI I'R
In BOttl.a, harrel.s, or caa..
telephone- ,1(1. , J
H. KOPITTKE.
P, A. HAIVKY,
Court St., (.p. Oolden Rule Hotel
The Fistern Oregon Babbitry
1 1 ii 1 in 1 i 1
is mi, m " , ',l,1,;-'S,OUS "' Kils,er Or.-Kon,
is pn.paroil to luriush pet inreed lielui io n .,
well known import.-.l J,,l Lo,dB, iSLViluT
8ir8tylr and others ei.ually as .,. g "J ' k' '
11 llll I I ,. ....... l . . a
Nowlin & Faxon, Proprietors.
ALL THB NEWS' Talis tbe Kast
Oragonias. Daily Sj.oo a year by
aaail Weekly 91. y, asat Seon
WBBBlj Ii.hu b year S.mpls t.py fr.c
Babbitt Metal, zzr
For Sale by the Eas, OrsgoSParTca
POSSIBLY
T.m ars not ,,. ot tbs
I'iirtt time and Superb Service
Nuw MsMBt l lbs
BSSSS. Si B k I . BBSBSBM
IMsFTbtm
SIOTOS"
Take the!T
Washint?toi&
Columbia Rir 1
Kailway
For Ohioaco, Ht. PML
(;".V, Ht. JM, OBBkTi1
All Points East and J
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on the Souaa
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