Heppner gazette., August 08, 1901, Image 3

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The Hcppncr Gazette
TUUKSH.VY, A It . 1 s r
mill.
THH BUST NOVEL Ol- TUB YKAK.
The. best Worv f tlin year was com
pleted in Hi" August number ol ' Har
per'n magazine, "The Right ol Way,
by (iilbert J'arki-r. TIiih ih ran- praise
for any m-rial, inasmuch as, l-udyard
Kipling,' "Kim," Mrs.. Wilkins'
'Tortion of Labor," and others by
incritoroiiH writers are running i" the
various monthlies. "Tim KiKht ol
Way" pOSHCHH.'H intense interest IIS a
story, ih a Hum product of Kngltsh
composition, and reveals, a master
hand in the painting of word pictures.
TL., local coloring ih apparently cor
rect, and, indeed, travelers, declare it
to l absolutely faithful. In every
technical respect, "Hid liilit ol
Wav" deserves to stand at the head ol
Ihe list for 11IU1. Am to Hit) Hi-heme o
lint Btory, it ih strong enough and
-utlieientlv comprehensive in Us analy
hih of human life, to Htir up general
discussion. And because it ih a strong
product, it will bear criticism.
The hero, Charles Steele, faulty, but
not ninful to great decree, Is presumed
to be. dead. "Hilly Wantage, I'h
brother-in-law, has previously been
gililtv of eiM!iel.l-incnt of IliwIh in
truHt'of Steele. Hilly wan asauriatetl
with Steele 111 the conUUi l 01 rvyi
i..... i. ....;. ...... iii..ln'n mi-mected oca
...ul.l... Uiniui'ii to accuse th
man oi having been guilty ol lilt) tun
bi!lement. Steele' wife, there had
been between the two no real love, the
marriage bavin been out) ol mere .
cial advantage, i inarrieH an army o n
cer, win. Ill Hhe had really loved. t-tccle,
who was HiippoHedly drowned, Ih saved
by a woitdsmaii and riverman, Joe I ur
tugaiH, whom Steele had once defended
Irom the charge of murder, securing an
acquittal. Joe taken him to hlH sec ud
od cabin, wire wounded from the blown
rained upon him by tho frequenter- ol
a tavern on the river bank a short d.s
lance from the - itv where lived the
Steele.
I nder present
i li.ti ol thin Iiol I t V
I
condition the adop-i ,,a I trestle
Arnold require the
the public only oi me
ec.tr It: light anil power
I wo. Ah there ih alwaysa.iup aian . , ,, j earried on
,,e hotel , Saturday night, they quiring" s ga . !;"""
have to go prepared. It in that night by U." '-.un.c pal ,1 ms
of all the week that there are enough (
men on hand to go 'round.
Then it ih up early on Monday
i .... Tin dresH
morning ano away 101 , ,;., Ver hv
Hi it cases are ho clone toother on the -,
busts and earn thai it ih mm. .111 i" j' Ul; telephone and street ran-
navigate anions them. ' roatln The evilH whicb a reat many
timid' people fear, an likely to arme
There are al I HortH of aioeH forth from enlarim? the ncope ol tj"! ,',":;
w.nni. of a free living UharleH , ion:, of mun ,c. pal it. en, are trvali
Schmidt choHtt hiH hv the wav of a hon- eomparinon with the eviU which an
nital but niHtead waH locke.l up in a Sparable from the prenent
,,,lice Itatirin I Ah lonii an the (ireat reward w hi. b
' in. i. um St.. Catherine'H thenH inonopol ieH oiler to private en-
hoHiiital. William.-biiri?. lie haH made , ter, rise are pciHHible,
prori
. r 1 1 r .
- lav.-
to
rer
d
Volir IllUUhllier
will
ludv in Ciiniberlatid
therehv hc.cund my
l.avi. entitled "One
Autocrat." ....
A .- the tram polled a--r ".
and the lull-
like moving cunairr
town, I Htood on M.'
with tieore and talk
Hro v ii .
"John I'.rown wa
man," I ventured, n
him out.
"Yt-H. nah, I l-'ne--
Haid. "1 ain't been
Ion, ho 1 don't know
ta'i I'.rown."
"(Hi. he died
thin run, did he?"
' Yeu nah : M intah r.rort
I k now .
w n i n i !
lv t
at' r
on t h i
much
before vou
'A ,- tr.ei-.S
ippIV '
I'ric..-- I
per barr
: v a a I M-
i
fr.- t
old r
1 I
l)V
' , 1 , J
oid ,
"IT
T,
M i.t in
ii. ' '
beatii-.'
. county, ii
t Ii.- rnu l jury
, tax
or.'i.t ,
Up'
r qua
. . . .i .. : 1 i.umi...;i i... I,ut..t,erefl. vour iMoiion
the tria tn riy-inree um, ui i -. . . . ,,,,,,,1 ,i
, . . 1 t , . t.. .i..., iii. u' u u ' i ,v hriberv and fraud, uui-hf Mitat
,lI1(;onM.iouH. A St. utni-riiit);)..,- ' .rvi 'knd they' will be nub- ; tlle countryV" , ,
'rtu'rmlient over the man he ! S, ' i tiluy and hourly in conven- J -V, Hah. Yen M
J 1 hmnidf; "II.TO .Hour old i jence and vexation , ow in, to the poor ,.ro, Vey p omt it
lie iaiMw.1 "-."-''.,.;",.... , ' .,.,. e,...ll.ration of t no clot-e to tlie track.'
iiih in. n-K- exiHiint! riciR. " -v , , , ,
It. won in ne no v 10- i en , wan, v
.Mi-tah r.-own
.Ih
dead
Then one into Ihh
nt
.... ii.n t nev .. v ...l i n. r.rooeriv.
IIIOLI'.ll. . . r a tru f ' i- - . ' , i I 1
i.r M r . I .l eir i Mil 111? ni:ill.H mi un.n fail ! laii'i
... .I..;-...,,, r.lut.tu anil to coin liete , ut-ju man .
rw;i uioi i ., . 1 1 1 . . ,. 1 i ,;,.,.
1 reauny "lie waa n"
aiiiiiiouia uuil
lie never moved,
riiiit
No aiiHWerinn
held a bottle of
... I.ll lu ri.,ui.
'. , ., . i ... -., .i..u.ti ... .. t.uainPHH an thev could rea
though me tear oeK.u i. ..... v,.,, ...
hiH face Then the H.uri.'fon renorted toa,) Hu.:cefully do w ith the prt.Ht nt
''Tear wmnow what that j t ZVl"
would call it "thumbing the eye. nn'.tH lor cme to
t renort, and it Henun a i ,-rK o ac 10 couipui ne- i"
alonit the arterier leading lownernhip to bear the fcarue proportion
;of public burden, according to the va
i i i i ...... I, Lot I,.., r.t it. ..ir nrooertv. iiicludini; fran-
11 W'lill'l riaii'i ii.... .., , r- r ' . .
a tin. . .....i,.o iiul rierH I i i in iv"i' "'
i Olipr,
. t . . i ii !J - .
I- rai.n-c"
i: 'I.t
i.
I' lin -tin
:'iq ted Illi
rie.-. .ej.,r.
club, in -
III I tell W I i
The bap
I i'lll of
K
re ;
;i i ' a
r. r i t .
f. ' t;
ir :t
'.'".I
it , .
-i r-
hi).''l'iiiiTit .
dictineiit.. t.i
i icoria and
The hr.ard
that the an-hdiinc
oo-i tii.n , du r:ii'.' 1 1
. nl ,.
a a - i
I.Hfe-111
led
allei-ed ill the il
-ai.ford ,- i-l.ort :i
be I Oil 'M to the tate
H,i-:;"- to r loyd ountv.
-d a 1,0 i-Jion ani.o'Jii-t
at the I i i : : t ! ''
fir-t three n.i.nti
Mi-
eti.t'i
III)-.'.
e . .Hint V I
... lelo't kii
..elf t!.r..i;ef
ulle'I' S.'V
t ,jj , i f --' ! t
M-iu. I
I the Imi'C
the S.
0- .11
lid th.
i I: -"11 ,
rtl
Tun
'nt, h Hen
oi 'leaded ,
! lent w it h
:i!e l'l,.
In.,! - ... !
I v - 1 1 1 1 1 1;
at Iiialni;
,. V i r i i !l
the a-lini-ir.crea-e.
ht
-: o 1 1 "
r t
A ini-r i'
li-.-t u M-I-
rati'-i-i"
'loedela
tie rat.h-
V :'-
rou.'-it t'e
( n 1 1 1 n i
77 1 '"
week ,
Mead v
!r. -ueriii Iierf- M ,
Meteorological i fist it
iil-.l corn (iieted a ball
eh he readied
July
I'm er
' 1 .
ion
a a -of
one
a
win
f.le? 0
A--OC!
eon Ve
am
It ih the la
ureal Meek
to the brain.
Mr. Hchini'
not that. H
bear.
iiimoeil uti am
j ' .... . . . ... . . t
. . 'i i...., iir.fr. ir ' . ,..t.. i.rntii.riv M.ie kj
H.,,r.r:.",. ::ir ,;!...,., , 1,1 be m. violation ,i .iuu
" ' , . ., 1....I I.,.,, .. Ihe : tj ..l,ere the IlOWt-r haH llOt
pHedon mm an i run - , . ' f, ' 1K r,
1.0 ice Htation. I ne inin. -10.11 uaiirir.i t.-.. , -
' . . . ..... t .. ; 1 ... ,.f 1 .......
the hum uihinai kukh- '
Alter months of partial pos-i-shion
,f bin mental facultien, during which
.an held no reineiiiiu.iu.
ile, a priei-t hrili.'H lih
lehrated I'ari- urgeoii,
cene i.- in ' 'anada , who
I ie r 1 1 m 1
hie former
brother, a
the HtorvV
wan
all.
lurkii-li bath for horHt-H iB one ol
the latest things introduced by the
very rich for the health and comfort
of their high priced animalc.
A hath of thin sort in about tifteen
feet f.jnare, tin lined ami wun n huk--
Hteatn to a sTHiem oi
running ai.out
horne ha- bad
riglitH,
"',' , .....1 ,.(
Htaten to regulate laren ami mo-s ..
compeiisation, ho a to make them
Oil l in a' ii.wi
i-d race.
" Yes, nah ; hi.
"1 suppose In
rents everv time
iiig'on'." '
.Veil, nah, 11
snail enli!l"d to
Hah."
"Weil, he'H g'lti
got I ell. "
" 'At'.- right, in
been
I heah, s ,
gave tie
he rode n
audiei
Tt.e
en h;.
ports
ir-rtn
era!
'. I:
Ii
dr-.n'h
a rain if. !i
irom poi
. f Iowa
1 A,
A 1.
th.- ,arg'--t
ga'ti'-ro g.
I.ie..n .v.t. -e-s,
ai I re-
w i -t ai d
m v a- geu-
ite, ilerii.. na
on lis, eot (I iring
a heigl-t ! :l'..a in
(eet. The lowe-t. recorded t f-in p-rat u re
was 40 degrees below zero, f ahren he ; t .
While tlie decision oft." navv de
partment a to what disposition s.,all
he ma le or the n-c-iviuj .lip ,''r'
moot no stationed at tl.e
navvvard. lew not been announc.
is considered nrotjahle that
will he towed out to sea am
Vuehtin.. eKoert- thit.k MrJhorna-i
1 1 .
i t il l' rti.tie!
ffec'S of .1 -urgn .1
Ili.UIi- W i i ' 1 e s. J
The M- ! 1: a st.i'
c.l in- re,. -. I the
iid- !i a v rage , j
,t; a:ie.i!:t f ti.e
t 1
h.
(.11 1,! Kill,
road nroj
il'HI.
f.e-t.n
VI le tl
i val u
r'v in th
ihiil.et
ilaki r (':! '
I -
-t
sdav
.,er..'
a-t.
ii rd
in
on
th
e, (HI i I A
t .a, rail-
rut rhe
! - a 1 1 , . -1
the ra:l-
r..!''io.
r r
pro
w itl
.ok 1 y 11
d, it
t:.e hulk
d burned.
Sir Th'
1 o.tf.r.'s fiw, chai enger. M'iwi".i .
rnav reacti New Vorn harbor Friday,
(1 -:i .. ;i (-'(re. I I ,ou ru in--,
A ugus
new nr. i f ni,-,
on ii lel t.ell
-hail assume
W a II ti.i le I .
faxidermi-'
der the dreg
and tne rigid
ill '1st re-U;t i
out oi th
Krne-t j
tin
1 1 , .
nam
fere. '
iet f and
;i t v -tl ve in all
org t Ii ! 'a I ! .
of the vVhlt
he
liOI."
urn!.
n
I A ii
op
I
an
but i.-'s 1,
tab."
FROM OBKGON TO iOW .
hat
ver.
,. er
he h
!. T.i,
la" ;r
retire-:
t ; r-- a
C;y.
f'-s ,
M !
or
d of
tt
latnroi
-x
..IV-
ll.i
111 1 1
In
ner-
1. it. .1 on v a lan n ue "
invt)Htment made, rather than upon a
tittitiotiH capitalization, ha-ed manly
upon fra.ichiHeH or npecial pirivilege
values.
t square
boiler to furni
pipes and radiatorH,
the walls. When the
his steaming
he slllipl led to a
a cooling room tint!
hath the same h would
man he is lanen iinu
normal .
The animals,
does them guild.
he reaches the
-eeln to like it and It
operate, and removes a nrtmi pi.s ...
that prevented resumption of normal
mental claritv. Kr.un a newspaper, he
learns of his wife's marriage, of the
unjust charge that has been male
against him, and the ignominy cast
upon his name m the city where mice
he was the nnlliant leader of the e
gal prolessmn, although a young prac
titioner. H ih mural quandary is this:
Shall I return, clear up the cloud that
rests over inv memory, vindicate my
rell before the world, and den. and
justice? Steel solves the problem by
remaining m small Canadian village,
and, taking another name, l.-arm the
laib.r trade, which lie f ilows (or sey-
I .......a H,.r he meets Kosaile
Kvanturel.'the postmaster's daughter,
.. I between them spring- up a genu-j
. . ',,rb .I.,, -tor u-siH talking of a
, ., ., ... 1....1 ,rr,.,l iii Hrook- ! ward progres"
v::.al ' r . . . : wm objet
" "1 never'see an accumt of someone
heng bitten hv h d..g, and followed by
the statement v..u seesii'iMeii: ''lr
1'iiai.k caut. ried the wound and it is
,,ong well.' without having a c, Id
shiver run down in v hack," said he.
it r 1 1.' 1 1 has mil nucior o
1 ,l iUf We know that i
1 tmng as hvtlri.pl .tua, ; niciiainv
of us believe that there j
tl..- I'H-t' iir treatment. ;
doctors w ho merely burn ,
ui.d and let the patient go, j
,ev he! ieve in it, (or again :
1 1 w e r.-au oi ine i r bmhii.
I'asteur institute when
i l short. niunicip-tlitieH ought not
to hesitate to do what private persons gun
I in business tin as a matter ol course
I i'hev should respect the grants which
1 thev have made according to their true
' limit-, but doing this, they should
;take advantage of evtry right that is
left to themselevs to get ri
: 0 resent system and su lt-t i tutu
I a reu i me of publ ir
erati'.n.
i nrst
I, ,l.i. I Hand-aker 0! I irat.-s un
sit'v. U.'S Moine , Iowa. writi-H an
1,., in,, letter ol his t r : . 1 acro.-s th
..,.1,1 i n.. nt irom Oregon ' liwa.
t..,u it oin' .;:. in lit' I. of
esneciallv ii it is th :-; j iun
The sceiierv of Western Aa-hlli
verv much like that oi
Here are the s
d U!
v i'l
'- fr
!f !
IK
iter. st.
r.yilii
I, ill p
I'
I '
W(;
11111'
ton ;s
tern 1 ire-evergreen
d the
therefor
ownership and op-
Wheti this has been done the
ng step will have neen imni vo-
in taxation, en me..
esson in the ahol-
ishment of special privieges.
nut of muicipal ownership may come
free street car-. There i- no funda
mental reason whv the cars should not
the st reets mat are me
f.,r the u-e ! all il the
atb.rd it, t"h
Cascade and Coast nioun ,a.us
stead of the Willamette ru.-r and
l..e u.e see the Cowlitz aid ( beha.
a hlgli -trm.
ted,
aioi.e.
I :r.
vai -
Th
their patient-
experience
lie dare
hi- wih
I-'
-inn
... 1 1 1 ...
1 Me III lltl ll ."'-. " '
complicates his situation.
.... iiKiiv Rosalie, because
vet lives." ile dare not make himself
'known, unless he ruin tl.e happiness ol
his wife. The village life is wonder
full strong. Sleele expiate-' his com
paratively slight sinlnli.e-s a thousand
t mien over, and. although religiously
ii heretic to the Roman Catholic villager-,
he gam- their love hv manly
.l..v,.i inn 1.1 dutv and constant act- t
kindness and charity
u h ile wuard 1 tig a lari!
... .1,.. ... (.. ,.f I, is tailor -hop. in
I 11 l lie r.T
collected for the rebuilding
church w Inch had heen burne
b.ll...l hv Wantage, the latter
become desperately involved tiuauci
lv. and with accmi pi ices attempting
take the money from the -.1..
ill, clear- ill) all potent!!!
for hi wife, and removes the danger
of exposure of Wantage, and so hi- life
..,.. out. a high example of genuine
character, while all the time
early career he seemed to
naught but seltishness.
ntiia I ly .
o IllolleV
d
bavin
ife. Ili
tr uihli
1 w w 1 1
bailees I
i- such
he 111 st
fety III
very d.
over toe w
-how that
and again
help from the
.allies have come ill
and It is too late.
far better send a hundred cases to
that treatment, where it mav not he
needed, than to let one man Sillier
th,s awful fate. V,, physician has a
right to let hi- patient run the risk,
tine them the treatment ; it cannot do
them harm, in any ca-e.
interest 111 tins ix'ov no
Hut I never intend
f tho-e who Yauteneii
t the pat lem go. 1 '
be a part
nished fre
limn icmalit v can
perty paying us jusi un.- ne
atioro 11.
, . .. : 1 I ,
.1 ' :. ...1...,'..,. to "the municipal itv to
resemble the elf
building, free to a
to n-e them he. -ail'
Mere logging is done oi
Mativ railroads are c i
nareiitlv, for this pur.i.-
ear Tacoma we saw tnf nia-.-i
Hhops of the. N. I'. K. K. K..r .-.wh
iio nui.v feared ttl ad oyi-rou
...,.1 it, at it umiiI.I not pav to open th
shuns. Now they a
Urging them.
I he "nii -care" is
here.
Northern Idaho oiler- -ornery .. -age
brush. 1-r a day . r two irom the
time the traveler rea- he- t !, 1- st ate
and while he rro-e- t he Kock .. - :i-
lee the ettects oi ran neo an .
In
.In
il .i-r- ii
and - n
rei.-l-.
Tie- -
tif'-gt ta'
t!,e
Ma.i,
IV p
-t ti--
ii tor
1
if ",;). J
light
ioAh
i n a
t at.e
authority'
i-t.t "i tt
. r'- visit t
.. h- A Utl 1
a telegram
: it: club
.1. .l-tirte-;.-
forh-ii
harkey.
01 t.'it-
.t i j 1 1 dated
o.:i oi the
tweeli "'.fii
whom are
id
from the
land, A.o
average si
1 1 1 1 The record of
t he Azores by one day.
Toe monthly comparative
nt the govern men t re'-: t- an
mire- show- that ft- receipt-for .:
I".), amounted to C ,' , a.-'
expenditure ")-..iii7.'.'-(i
a -urnl 11- ior the he-i t h
againHt a deficit !''
in.iO, of H.')M-in'i-
Thc frequent w ilk- A! ro-- t
Italtan f'outier of liiri of a
near Ma-, !anio nn-ii-.--! the s
of the cll-O.'n- 1 :ii . r-. w b
-ot pe i .. pr n -- .-!. oi 4 '
hv two. and ascertained that
w as sinugg'i ;:ig cigar
the aggregate valu
the
which icave
oi f 1,7-V), a-
n.mith of July,
- are g.-,.-n no r.ght- nn
.,n gano- jaw- Whatever,
enforce!,, ent of the ht
in driving man'.' .! ; hem
fate.
ilitcgs, a 17-year-.,!d i,ov of
I-- Sweet Home, Linn cuintv. she' h-m-
iirough the righ" f.,o' with a re
v purcha-'-d .J'-.-alihre rsvilvr.
1 not know that the revolver was
d.
Kl-i.er Ciark, who i- a' pr . t ciu
h.ved in the Fir-t National hank at
laker Citv, i.a- been ejected ca-i.i.-r
f li, l-rni at Va'e. tir. Thi- i- a new
at the
. peat
k I to
ment
.i'ti,)-
self
cent
He .
h-ad
K
o'
at ion
uth a
wi:i
as oar. k,
capital of
4tll f're-tol
-pi;
iar
lOtis
r. any
g two
h gir,
cigarette- oi
recently organ -zed,
1, engineer for the '..
('. Hall thre-hmg crew near t-.urek-i
J 11. 1 ti'-n, v a- s.-v.-reiy moired Wed
ne-lav morning by bei-vg caught in .
S.eit. .He wa- badly brui-ed and lli
; hittjing torn irom bt- body.
Mr-". M. - Ci'-akiu di'-d at tier
in liaii-r 1. .iiy .-auiroa,. ,
He- reti.ain- ha- been em ha 1 m-
:ne
-ars
it ions
ding
in C
ui- iJos'
for the
tih-itgrat
.. I'mt-capital
Hisi-at,
i ( I
e
ta,k!iig ot
; i.reaning
ut tw-
-iitiy.
' V--UIU
mav
: ii
nd w
W e -t
Whi
1'cte
n-d
,-r .ii
d oi
Mo-
W.lsi
i -ay- the
hat I'.n o;
to ate fac
ati! K i-
. 1! I , I lOO 1 -
hi!.- 'beep
pas ihlly
i a 'lav or
J hiring a -l
ween tjornn
tmnal ' ibard at
tici
ii ia
1 lenver
from a
.am bat
an ies .f
Wednesday
the Colora
Na-
iiOili-
h? th
in
t!
lehra'.i'jiJ,
ale -
I'riv.it..-
company, rece;
blank cartriiige
a.
.1 w 1 I
lit"
appo'li'
r -bfk
ia I, a
N e. ai .
I ol
itors in a modern
w ho have occasion
, thev are the prop-
1 1
rt ti
I. ri.
! i
to
' he
I ak.
w a t
"I'.ai
t -,i W e
r ami
"I have in
that of humanity.
to I." oil-
the wound,' ail'
a ri
'I he
edv
-Is I am
it inviting.
labor un mn
- have
l- saim
a soli side for
as other peo-
. i : I , 1 On ti i -
erty o! the miiincipa.ii auo o
tu re oi an improvement on the side
walk, just a- the elevator ' .-""
provement on the statrwav. It is in
Its relation to tin- singl- tax system
that I see the greate-t good in munici
pal ownership Im'dmg, as it does, the
'-,,, of a linn and vigorous step to
that goal."- Tom !.. Johns..!;.
'l.
id;
rm
EASTERN OREGON'S RIUHIS.
Kastern On--recognition
at
next republican siaie
m the needs o!
of legislation
SeSs 1
dll.e
ei.trnl
when
federated mil. .n was in
i voung lady wa- mtro-
iim
she
f tl
e hirt w nist
We have g,
strik
ing out
in i
ri un
1 1 -
1 (or the girls '
lighting
-he
-U
We ar.
went on.
port -
I,
v erv
;e happiest
eptioii. It
thHt virtue
... nil for coniPh.ibl
4 liere is s- me-
that i'arker gave his line hero
an ending. Steele wa- worthy the
c.i.,1 icat loll a noveli-t colli.
vent. He was deserving tl
dem Hie ment pn-sibic id en
, .1 is, -ou-iii' i doctrine
ih its own reward, and its corollary.
that a man must await the conditions j
obtaining bevond the grave before j
reaping the harvest from hi- sowing .1 ;
noble deeds and ei i abnegat Mil i
Suen teaching gives the s.dli-h man ;
ol the world too great an advantage ,
It in of a kind w lib tl t story j
of til.) Min.l.iv school, in which the j
.. Imiv always died, and the wi, k-d j
fellow lived and became a millionaire.!
Therefore, 111 that "Uight "f a (
paints a picture with local coloring, .
faithful and t.q.ical of what does hap- ,
, freqllentlv III till- World, It is ell- j
titled to prai-e. Hut. n it be tn at- j
tempt at the painting "f an idea. type. ,
- h.le the iinthor is ent itled b. an ex-
i.ri...i.,n ill vv bat he bid lev.
I ruth, vet that espr.-sloii is
plea-nig doctrine.
Ml
j ".oil
I gat-.
: "lld
! "You
i other-.
j "1 can't
j man--"
I "You're
t
"We
that,
or nnanctai
have that,
make a
' shouted sever-
for iinionisin."
taut your moral
tdn Uted a dele-
snppori
" from
Maker City Herald:
,i.,..'s mam :daim for
th bauds oi tin
convent mn i- based ii
ii. in si.ction in the wa
;.,r the mining industry. The
sitv for the establishment at
in. in! in the state ot H"v
sav ottice is admitted I
that for the last in years ' ireg
out put has been sent to
and Boise to swe.i th'
our! ot I a i i torn :a am i
li ,
i I Iregoii ha- coii-eq
lie
,'h
ike a
-houted. '
-be name
doing bettel
How much do
I the sum. an
-,'' a dozen
you need "'
l'g.t it.
i if the recorded In
uealth. and this
douslv b
lor
ia-
MDNIt IPAL OWNERSHIP.
nicipi
: head
-ingle
1 1. '-.
1 oner-hii' sentiment is j
wav. A s a -l.qipiiig-stone I
tax system it mav be out
noli-nt la. tor- in our na- ,
it becomes ol
(...pulal ion id
an mcrea
town-.
to b.
.1
"Mi
mak i n
to the
of the
ti- na! dev do)iment . an I
great importance its the
t he country gathers in
i.roi.ort i. n in cil ie- and
i l,r.....e .nt fan mav he a st.q
municipal ownership, and municipal
mi ii.-rshio. bv putting an end t
, ipill lliollopolle-,
the era id the sing
.me
criiiiieiit ni
si 1 who real i
I.'S gold
an rr.uiciscn
statistical re-laho'-
yield.
lehtlv be. .ii robbed
nor o pr ..nici ng greai
has opetated treli'-b-
tt-ar.l retarding the investment
,,f ea-tern capita. :n t.iregon mine-,
i... .....a,,., that many investors, lint
miliar with the circumstances sur
rounding Oregon's production ol gold
look at the g iv. 'Hi ment 's stat ist les and
ha-tilv judge that the mining activity
,,f this state exi-ts only in the mmd-
paper reporters. i m- s.. pr , ...
rtance ot the liiuu-trv in r..-i-
deman I- attention, and
lobvnuislv an r.a-tern unr
I with Kastern Oregon interest
! I... the one t . Hit rust With tin
j of redeeming thi- sect:
! s,,ugh legislative inatt
Ta
a gun
I p.. Inn
ton.
hi- gl
t . i ven
i .... t hroiK'h Montana w e r
the nrolio-it ion to rcie.,-.- the not
Younger- from prison we
listen for their invita' o
out". In passing C r u
Lands" a- we enter N
..... that the mighty f.-r
lis,, tii.rcelv battering, have wr
scene of strange eonm-ion. l.itt,--fr.iui
to l-".0 leet ;i, helgbt, wit
...MX.1...I timnlllits all i steel. s'e!-r
-tand ch.selv crowde-l "niftber.
..I.. ..ru in every c eicetvahle 1
and are composed oi dhL-rent variet.-'s
oi limestone, sandstone ami ligutte.
No tree- worthy then tme ares.-n.
In tirinieval times d-n-e forests ex:-t-ed
here, as is proved hy the ahun Ian?
! petrifactions ot stumps, four to eight
feet in d lame' er . . 1 i ne specimens ot
I leaves of the 1'Ii 'ene age, fo-nl oys-Iter-
clams and cruet, ceans arefinind.
; These are ca'ie l "Had Lands" from a
Krench term m-aning a country
!...-lt to triiel over and do. - n .t
ithat the c iuurv is unri; fur graiing r
agriculture.
here
Haiti
'aiiior-"J:m-in
thi-
ii-,11.-
'ti
.r an
1 1 e i 1 1
t;
I Ie
Wo
torearui,
arm, : f I
A Vienna paper in a:;
with 11-rr Bitza, chairmi
.-t.oetnaKer'- tiui.d. on the
opening American retail hh
Au-tria. Herr JJttza says i
cans can -el! -i'.t per
the local makers,
among the Utter
leioe i- talked of :f
arc opened.
he Bait imore an
t i,e east w hen only
cago was hel-1 up i
at s o'clo, k We-lne
!!..- mail car-,
monev. vvast
lid. r, Coin., to par-
juart, .-en ten
Wright, of a
ved t' e wad
in hi.- rtgh:
i -e hjst
pr.
bat.
in
pr-lje
lit rtl
Ihe
iTe.lsi
ie i-r.-
d Uhb.
e r v : e
.f the
ct, tor
,e stiOt-s lb
t'ie Am.-ri-a;r
.- tnati
excitement
-. and vio-
eete-i -hOj--
r.itn iron.
m tie-: i r ...i it n Chi-
. .v five tnask'-d met)
icsday night. 'ne of
which ...i.taiiie I n"
Iviiamited and w r.nd.
..I and w i i i be t
in l-rin-wii
a side of i.er
An A'hanv- but
priding hi to
rooster tinai
t ,e co-iinion
tlie-- with a
killed.
.fo-epti M.-Ke.,a
-alo'in ti an, l.a
fiankrui by in tie-
Ht- total l.Mi
fi7.470. with t
Ko:' largest ere
Schuvver, whose .
ro:,;.'-'.
A Ha. -''. Lam:
-et a i an of o:i
coming tioriie f
in .ruing i .uit .1
ken to her form.-r
I , Mo , L r h'ir ial
ate husband,
her who had be.-n
,f iifoe, a tme "t&rm
al'iowed it to r",n w ith
tow!-. It stirred up a
tru') chicken and wa
we' j known I'ortlan.I
filed a petition in
ie t.' rute.l .-ta'.-- court,
iiitie- are placed at
ta! a-sets. M '-
Ltor i- w . J . v an
'aim is plsctd at
w bee.-' i rj '
had been
.-ijpposed t
--I
ra a :
..- i t r
. t a-
1 he attempt
toe two mai
at robbery
cars ha-.
.M.boJ
i
th
a
.0,m
t it.
lie
tr,.
of
dh
ire! .ati
irt'iin L
Itsbel
r ot ti
of the
'v tidas,
i ;n Nat
c -r i:n
1 1
v man
in
he pal a
,.he.i and
.. Aidrici
ex-c nif.lerate
- execut ive tt-.ar.
mdowmeiit rank,
ind a prouiinei.i
from the tram
mile ahead.
per- b . make
the fact tha'
., ji.toitied th
an in. usual , I
was Uiaiie atter
had . .--ii dt-taiibc..:
run a quarter of a
failure of the t ,,.
i ha'il wa- due to
th;? expre-- car, w h id.
train's treasure, was in
The
a ric
Ml'
, a dis
soldier. o! con-Kiiight-
Masoli,
P.Z,
t . :
M:--.
d I-;.,
an
Mon 1
!: ir
h ir C
To one .
an
appearanc
Let Weet;
are M . -"II
ia .vat h
lllitted II,
(all- now
Munich.,.,
to the lia
fails ;n .
" Mill!)e'..l
M mnetiah.
I! '
w a-
never .'1
h, ; .re, the p. a
1 M tiinesota pre
M'
: of -igt.t ..
ii. ot N-.rti
--lit a IC'Ve
ale! Wa-
i . i a r . i ; .
iir.eapoli- and M. I a
e.aha falls lliiiiorti, i .ft 1 :i
a " aithoiigh hoist be a i
interest of m:t!. that ti ;
. ., a! led are n t '.he ,-r ' gi na,
, ia l-. The ta :- ac. .-r-tst.-i
r'.. uiagaiiie that t . .-
river arc t'ie genn.ne
" and n.-t '.'i-.-e -i I. at."
reek.
ort Shelling est.ibil-tiel
Ha-
limh-.h-.rn
ng T -st,
ag i' h-t
;- dving
- I, iid ..,
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
N
r i
r.
pal
f -T
era
ia i:
county, farmer, up
in la- buggy when
,m town, and next
it: ; oi. iv -itiie a-ne- anu
. vtr '. f .-re the vehicle
i.-t. A -tray cigar svib is
bavu s'.aned th rife.
iwe.rtb Leaguer- returning ir..i.-
-an rape'- ' coiivent ion throtigci
Moiicav. Three trainl'.ls
them, na st,y irotn 1 Vnn-y I van la ..
w Y fK and the T h-rt. --a-'-. ar-
ved there .-iltiday.
L'r. .1. W". Hiii. who CT tenty-tbre-ar-
t-a-t has 'been le.-ee and priiu-i-
.,t a w.-ll known military school in
ti AH i. b.-g- to ailtlotli.ee to the gell-
i t iioiic that he has. opened in I'. rt-
. ri .ati.
Mr-. Pri-eilia Crawford, aged 71
years, died at her hoiue, in Walla
Walla, Monday, ol dropsy.
d n,g and day s-desd
name of Hill nidi
There are
hospital w:
knee, al ! c f
a! Wend hi g
Silite itil'.
oi a
g. hut
t h-
The r
thrt-
h it-
men
- br
it; the
oketi below
:n the saw n
aigene
on the
lis
di-i
.I'll i .
a-e '
r ; n a r
el hy
r.t !.l
j a private t-oar
tor bovs. under the
tarv academy.
i-eorge e:ir- and T. L. Aruol-l -l
I'.eti.aii were heid up and rnhed Kri
dav on ti t -unimit of Bender motiu
tai'n, some d:s':ince t is side of Agency-
val lev in M.iii.-nr c.uiity. Die
rohher -ec'ire-1 1:1 coin and check-
and a go I 1 wioch, be-idc
y itagh--:-f,t
'..'.- ru-tv g
h ia. 'i ra: ,'ti.g
.-d a- it p l't
Ass :..'i -:i :
r- ,1
Ms-
Mr
ian
ti.
C. bit.--,
cts i d her art i -
d.
IrXil
the
,11 g
. rt-
d b
K. K
Wet-er, I
u I tie t'.-..
ii, iilho--
..rti in ! r.
Ill i a ih a t
Hid two .
Ih he and
Karl Jen
rice V-vtti
i ' : v a I : : p ,
i i...
!a
. N
Mr-.
w ere
ot ne
tive imp..
ertl Oregon
Ii i it li
WOUld
mi-- -ii
n from the
lition .
in 1M
1 i inn
The
make-
tl ere
i -tali Is at
- ta and th.
t';p throng!
a p.
11 Ie
the j'ti.ft
Ml--!---!
Iowa's r
ei at bo:,
; . t..
ware
o-rv men
-t. , v
. ; r e ! : .
w a r r t
', Ke.
f -
M
d 1 1
w i .( t fn-
ie p- e-Oeer-n
i i.t. after
.a:. !.e wa.
iij , i n 1 - .
in 'fie earl v
II. ..ate-,
Ka'.ee W
I'he 1'ai.. -M
. .r-
ta t'.-i. . o'
- it;.
a I
v.-ar
. t v
l.lllil
oil
but
en
II--
.run I.
W ho
lan si
fhere
,rv an
Chronicle : Anvnne w ft!.
- i n search of t he fc-t ' ve
mid hie :lii.iv to Lend!.'
he is to be ioiind in all
d in countless number-.
. :. iiieiinl.i us : n - :g,i.
t ,ir days trip from
so; lv m geography af.d
ir: in itv P - -tn i . ng
.our. 'es ' of -he great
reiiiinderr . :' d;:;- rent
Kng.
-tag
a",.rd
an op
t ! it- r.
Mater,
our national histi
most beautiful p
i,,-, a-i uial Lungi!
"I beg ei
t. a.
Wa-
t
v, an 1 - i
erv and
r one
,11 . "
U
"'Maud
, con
t
ilium-
will br ng nearer
e ta x svsteni . with
any hum. rat
in have but
county for your a
!,.- orotited well 1
tri. k of stealing evervthim
litidil grab hag. and may
truct ion. Its candidal..!
lucrat I ve oth.
to sean h l" mat 1 1
nirant. That t...'
weet Or. g.
liESKKAL NEWS.
W a
-ag--a:
'
lie
Western
111
I '.KV KK.
STOHYETTS.
its remc
1 ies and
Mun:,
right
pntil
t
evils of niotiop..-
i.gt-S.
item
New
ri...... iy faliooed woman in
York who wishes she bad not I n so
indelibly marked. Her name i- Clara
s-niith " She has I n arrested b.r
.,r,.,l iar.-eiiv. and the othcers have ic
trouble as b. her identification,
das on her arms a tatt.voed r.
.ur u cn.wn. an American ll tg
the name of a num. several persons
who have lost goods at the hand ol a
woman thus marked put m an appear-
i.MMI it- HIT 1" ' 'I"
She
e, ;l
and
lv i,.r all the
special privi
cipal monopolies c.msisi m
and special privi leges in t he
-treets and highways hich, in
nature nt the . a-e, cannot ne pos
sessed bv all the people and Can oni
l. enjoyed hv a ffw. A constant
-trnggle goes on to obtain such privilege-,
yv th the r. nil of checking and
retarding for a Lmg time neces-arv
public improvements. 1:,V1I claimants
not strong enough to ..main w hat thev
often -uccoc t in checkmal big
Iher ill the expell-e nt deliv ll'g
I it-,
in ti
hette
.- are t
I . ..up,.' ol
-man . item
em. a sect
treH.-urer ;
and att.r
ng that s
who i- hot
P. :ose
clubs .
; 1'iereh t
l . g
art-
w a
'.V a .
w ant
each .
pill
make
women.
tn.ul
en ill
aiice as
published, bound t.
There are (ew t ith"""
New York.
There ha- la-en c.nfinuon- trou'de in
the tel.q hone exchange at I'.el lev 1 1 Ie,
N .1 for a week pa-t. At a" """rs "!
the day irate 1 -ub-cribers would ring
o th
t Inly a V erv -nd
reile, turn u"
row. led I .get her
ded :t Iv lining. is.
light .il-ervat nm ! ,
ii the it I- "f peoph
in ii citv, a to fact I-
I t w o governor
I t. .r- ; item , a c mgri-s
i oth.-r coiigre-sman : i
i of state : item, a stab
: an attorney general
! anybody f..r ai'vth
j There's Hill I inni-li who i
i the govern. ush ; p.
i l-aillbg 111 ti.. it he w, uhl
to sit in the U. per I se . f .
1 si X V ear-. .1 ildge l.ow ei i 1-
take either of these holier.
i it provided it i-n t
I Kurni-h Tout Tavlor
! the l-.wer house i- a -uih
; orat'le" body and is w :
i Moodi w hat be didn't
iinder is eager t.i bund
; monev and hear it jingle
t-ii.l -it
b -ta
iv
lt-iii .
lilt
s- f.
tir
he w
oi-gr.
. wi 1 1 1 n.'
- if lie ,
t . ttere I
elievcs t
leutiv "I.
ling":., s'
... K. Al
,. the state'
p the va.i:t-
x-
I ! v
t lol
I
I
uoving about, a- to etui mn n ica -.
to -uppiv of water, as to siip
irt ili, ial light. I- needed M sat-
('.. ...... in, man ! nal silt h Imsi-
m-sse- are mlhcir nature mun. -pol ist ic.
In other word-, thev can 1"' best car
ried on. w ith the best re-ult- to the
h-r a single luHiiagemeni
onsi-teiit p.tlt-y.
Ind
npo
-hi
fen.
Lee wan- to
the altar of the
and on the
C..I. Kalev ami
SllT
atto
il
itice Inn
ruev -gi la
thrr
ra .
tin
1'.
un
Had.
puhi
and v.
dh a sin
'Hello'
inv 'phone
What's
the
matt.
th
. v. . i. ; .... 1 1, -it I L ii-
.-. .1 ii -
"Well, its hiu.ing al' the tune, and
I want it stopped mimed iat.1 v. "
Ah soon as he rang "'1 another would
ring on with the same complaint
l inallv a lineman wa- f.-nt out to
Mivestigate. He li-ar.i a I u.mg in a
transmitter box. He vv.-,. raised hi the
.tiui.trv. "I'hitt's it" .lc.-!:.Uy. he
llin,.re.. The box wit- .a..!.. m-lv
..pened aii'l "tsi l- was I .int.! a sv. tr.u
of honey bet-.
- c.eiip. t it ton prevails in -o. b
es almost invariably the puh-
,c lnellii lclll tnl ueie. i
there i- imitv. the coiidit ion
enter
a .t its
public
which
:h(s of New
sea -oil i- !'
brigade ..ii
, St. HI to 10
tt i
in over
. ine of the interest mt '
York .luring Ihe siimiuer
l.a.k al the drcs- suit cas,
...... Xl.iii.lsiv iiioriiing lr.
lock. I he itienii'.-rs .....- i-- .
II the railways ami i.-rri.-si
In.in all points "f lb mpa
ri.... ,,iv-.. tt ut i"
girls or tho- Hlill bt-tter girls their
v,VeH over the hall Saturday and S.in-
li.V holi-l.tv-. There are iliou-md- ol
men wle. r am m th" . itv live d iv-
i the week ami are nw.tv tl th. r
their best
Whet
,!l-!!.et
I If SIT V l.'t
Wherever
..f th-iig- is tnncii be'lf-
Mv proposition 1- t" enlarge the
function- of iiinnio-palit:.- that the
mean- ol ! r.tiiM'-ort at nut and . 01111110111
, atloii and the supply ! water and
held shall be turnisl.e.l ny p'n'n.
authority and not by private
pr'-e, and extend tin- prtti. ipl
log!, al re-ull .d taking under
..!.,, ...,-inition all h'l-ines-es
re.pu.e the grant of anv speci-tl right
' . .r 1 . r 1 v I ev-e .
We have already -tatted "it H
roi.l and made 1 oi.sid.-ri.hle progre.
In tn.itiv cities the miter -npp'.y
public I u-iness. in soul- lilt'- iii'
electric l.ght are niitiinhtl nred
(,,J.,I hv public authority
m inv citie- "f l'.ur.'l'.
-treet railroad- areovvn.-.l itn.l op.
1., 1 obi c hv not g" "tt m
,1,,,., Hoi, nil there sh.tU be II" he
private propeity in -- ial grants
valiantv with their lightning r - '
OM K SLAVE NOW AltT0lKl.
orrctipoiident of I be t'h .cago
cord in a letter .d hi- trip tr-.m Ch:
go f. a-hingt.ui said :
Whi le we were st i 11 meditat ng
t hi- un.i-ual theory a- b ' t he 'l'' 1
hair on history. the tram - v
down lor Harper's Kerrv . and we w
out into the bright sunshine t - I. . n
at ihe bub I. towering ro, k-, tie :
,ng stream, the ampbit! .-.tt.-r - ! h
ami the sleepy tow 11 ,n. Id! ur
al nig the ra.lwav .
I he lohn I'.row 11 iiioiinment 1-
a te ( aces Irom the 1!. A O tra
and lna-iiincb a- .b-liu lir.-wu gave
I ile in a heroic en leavor to Iree
black-, it -triii k me that lev -sii.it
of the monument would take o
i.'.ei-imr tigniticance if 1 could itl
a
!:, .
e of the liberated .f"p.e t" -' m
uigside of the m.-trbie si tl! and vvc.t!
jratefui look. We had .11 ur on .'
port, r 'lamed 1 Tt-orgi'. .. I" r.er- a '
named tt.org. . Ibis .ine -.cn.-it
l. en), ving hi- freedom. t tun. -
and iistral.n n.-i-med to be mnio-i i '.' .-'
I and operaled lnm U lie vvilbl con-en i" aei.a.
ttn- un :t. It gerical p!i..t..g'.tpt.. alio
a.d he w.-uld il 1 .til-l -Cil.'. .. 'I
lie"! the pictures t.i give to a vol,. i
il
ls a
and
ami
re
Th.' 1 a-i Natioi a, ban,, .m.l t:.- -Vi- " -ti
,iia! lei: k ot t! e li.-i i 'i . in N'.v - " -. . . '
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