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Wrapper* Statement* etc . in anial'. or large quantities Auction Rill* Dodger». Posters, etc printed on short notn« fftc The trust official* who appear- ed before the various investigat­ ing committees of Congress this summer, including G. W. Per­ kins. complained because the Democrats were too active in in­ quiring into their business meth­ ods. "Let us alone” is their favorite wail whenever a move is made to determine in what manner they are exacting tribute from the people. ‘ The tendency to distrust big corporations.” said Mr. Perkins, "is hurting business. Business desires to go ahead unmolested.” The "let us alone” policy would suit the trusts exactly. Having gobbled everything in sight, naturally they resent in­ terference. With the tariff so high that they have a monopoly on all the necessities of life, and the anti-trust law so interpreted that restraint of trade is not re­ straint so long as it is "reason­ able” they are safe from compe­ tition. and immune from prose­ cution. Hence their desire to be let alone. In the meantime, how about prices? Ten years ago a pair of five pound woolen blankets could be bought for 53.75; today they cost So. At that time the price o five yards of serge cloth, fifty inches wide was $3.75; the price now is $6.25. Ten years ago twenty yards of unbleached cot­ ton cloth eould be bought for $1.20; today the cost is $2.20. Five yards of all wool flannel could be purchased then for 52.75; the price now is $6.25. -producers of the eastern sea­ board. One of the strongest articles is on "Our Losing Fight Against Fire." handsomely .illustrated. Another on "The Awakening in Our Cities." discusses the’^im- provements in Municipal Govern­ ment in several of the cities of the central states. Kansas City, Dallas. Grand Rapids, and Des­ Moines. This magazine finds time in every issue to take up some great moral question and this issue considers "How a Boy was Made a Thief and the Fight to Reclaim Him.” "The Right of the Child to be Well H irn." and In Quest of a Happy Humanity.” "The Boy .Scouts." come^in for a well illustrated (article, and a labor leadertells his "OwnStorv. ” World's Work is in its twenty- second volume, the eleventh year of its publication. The editor of the Herald has the honor of hav­ ing seen and secured a sample of the first copy issued, and he be­ lieves he has a complete set of all editions since. They are a valuable history of the events and developments of our time.-. The last week witnessed the rescuing of Jess Webb, convicted murderer, from the full penalty of his crime, to a life imprison­ ment in the state penitentiary. That Mr. Webb was guilty there is little doubt, but that he was prodded to it by the influence of a woman of vicious nature is generllj- believed. Not many would object to the Governor’s saving his lifeand making it pos­ sible for him to servej.the state in some capacity, and thus repay Of the great magazines doing in some measure the outlay, business in this country none de­ caused by his crime. serve more credit for their val­ Webb was a printer. We have uable influence than does the in our force one who knew Webb World Work. The September when he worked at his trade, issue of that magazine is brim months before his crime was con­ full, from first to last pages with templated. He is reputed to be the most interesting material proficient in his chosen work. ever put up and just as practical Why not utilize his knowledge to as it is interesting. It conducts the advantage of the state? a monthly gallery of notable pub­ There is at present printed lic officials. This issue begins within the walls of the peniten­ with President Taft, signing the tiary one small monthly paper, Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. on a 10x15 job press. The state Then follow portraits of Dr. is considering various economies. Wiley, Senator Williams of Miss., Why not place the state printing Ernest Seaton Thompson, Jas. office within the penitentiary and Whitcomb Riley, Gen. B. W. place this life convict at its head, Duke. Montague Glass, Philan­ if he is competent, and 'proceed der P. Claxton, the new U. S. to do the state’s work at‘a public Commissioner of Education; Lo­ advantage? There is really no gan Waller Page, of the U. S. reason why such could not be Good Roads Assn., a number of done. pictures bearing on road develop­ Some opposition might be ment, and a full page portrait of trumped up that would be com­ the Blackhawk monument. The peting with free labor. But such first article that should interest a plant need only produce the Westerners is a short one on the articles used by the state. If the recent Inter-State Commerce men so employed were at liberty, Commission decision relative to as printers they would produce coast rates, and shows how the only as much and would more di­ rectly come in competition with people of eastern Oregon and free labor and tend to crowd the Washington will benefit by that labor market. As convicts they decision at the rate of $20 a ton simply repayTh'e State for ex en- on all freight coming this way. ditures already incurred and ren­ Heretofore freight was delivered der unnecessary many other cost­ ly outlays. By putting the State to points in the Inland Empire at Printer, or foreman of the state Pacific ('oast rates plus the cost printing office on a flat salary, of return freight from a Pacific ; and employing convict labor to Coast point back to the place of do the mechanical work, the state delivery. The new rate is held might be saved several thousand yes many thousands every to be to the advantage of the year, and at the same time furn­ people of the Western territory, ish pleasant employment for a and to the disatvantage of the score of intelligent men. Gias* In th» Making. The maiwifacturv of gia»» a nt «««late« Miss Beatrice llarnulen lias been authentic hlatory. It Is only about ; wlsst.sl to the council of the Hugllah »<>« «»lily lb • years, however. «Inc* It» Society of Women Journalist«. tru«« character waa «»certalned. it 1« Mr* Av« Willlug Astor will uot re­ now generally eone«xh«l to tie a salt a turn to America this season She en­ chemieal «xmipound resulting from tlte gaged .-« house at North Berwick. Lon­ lulon of au acid with a base. Tbeucld don. for the autumn «oiling soaaou and Is silica, tlie same Unit is fouud lu will entertain large bouse partlea quurta or the quart« lairtleles of »und Miss Anna Willis Williams, the orig­ hence the us«» of sand lu 11« mauufne inal "Mias Liberty.” wbow profile ture. Th«» base may I»«» potash tor adorn» the aiher dollar, has been for »odai. together with alumina and lime, the last twelve years at the head of or lend may take the place of lime the kindergarten system of I'hiladel I.lme make« a hard glass mid one less phla. tier uathe city. siis.cptible to adds and suit«*! to will Mias Olive Longer has Iwn admit «lows mid chemical purpo»«-*; lead a t«sl to practice in the supreme court softer, more fusible und more luatrou» of the district of Columbia. She liaa article, aultable foropth-ai Instrument» been employed in the customs division All adds act to some extent on gin»» tu the treasury department and was e«P«s-lnlly if th«» hitter ti.i» an exaea« of alkali In it. Even wine may «-sir graduate«! last May from the Wash rod«» th«» bottles wh«»rvln It 1» »»»titutn Ingtou Law college. Mrs Qvam. president of the Nor­ «si. The moisture of the air often «11» wegian Woman Suffrage association solves out tin» alkali, causing the rmu and of tlie Norwegian Women s Sani­ b«>w- Hhe colon» (lrlde»«-eii«.'e> of some tary ass.xiation. has just lieen deo w Indowpane». orated by the kiug of Norway with a The Telephone Voice. gold medal This honor was bestowed The voice h»»ard over th«» telephone on Mrs Qvam because of her servkiw la a mechanlcnl reproduction of the tu working against tuberculosis. original voice mid differs from that of a s|H»nkltig till»«» or megaphone, where The Writers. the souud waves pr«Hlu»'<»il by the sp«»ak»-r at one end nr«» trmismltt»-»! Brtl»m to tin» m<* Amherst. Ma»». lie doe* his writing ill chnnlcnl pressure brought upon It Amherst, but go« » to hl» »»til»» In New- Th«» diaphragm, therefore. In vlbr.-it York at regmar intervals of about a Ing produces a varying pressure week. against the carbon. The cart»m Is Charles Battell Loomis. th«- humorist, It- luded In an electric circuit, so that studied drawing at th«« Brooklyn Insti­ tiie variation» lu it» resistance will vary the current strength lu the dr tute along with Gibson. Wenzell. Item ington and Peter Newell and at ou«- cult time under an assumed name gave a Dy» B«fors You Patch. musical chalk talk as a vaudeville act. “Never patch a garment Just before It goes to the dyers." was the advice Political Quips. of a young woman In a dyeing »»«tab llshmetit. “Unless the patch and the There’s no doubt that the water lt> thread It Is sewee the pitcher who stru»-k out "Casey at the bat."—Denver Repub­ lican. Current Comment. There »e» rn» to !»■ in England a greater ......... —ity for mor«- ri» li Amer­ ican w;«»-» than for more peer* - Philadelphia liupiirer Perliap* it i» a in» r«» a- » id -nt that th»» f»t:’:i. all a »»f tli- Pan ::.* Cau.il ! .. i! Paclfi <-n»l Springtieol Ilepubli'-an Dr. Woods Hutchinson »ays »»Id age is a natural »-onditlon It beat» all bow mu» h the do» tors are finding out lately.—Waterbury Republican. Industrial Items. The demand for gutta |s-r» ha Is sixty times that of the supply. The oil product of the L’nlte«! States is now several tinn-» that of the entire world seven years ag»>. India has a new fn»-tory law which limits adults' work to twelve hours and - hildren s to «lx hours a eef Pulleys were first made In SIS B C. Sweden and Itenmark have no sol­ dier» who » xnuot read and write In Russia « nrmy TO per cent of the men are illiterate. Stage route from New Y’ork to Bos­ ton was opened in 1732. The Journey to the Hub from New York then con­ sumed fo'irt<»»n days. English Etchings. Wanted, For Sale. Lost, Found, Etc. All local ad vari I m * ma n la ar«« run thi* twa l al Uà rateo! ON* • KNT A M.lRD FIRMI |N*KIN gulMirquenl ln«ortioii« * ill ma«!«* un I’» tu >' l*»r in calile JOI»» t» *or»l* tor lavelli» :n» t<» tu word» tur J»i rent* No ad |»tibU»he«l tor le»» than li reni» <’a»h tn advance except lo regular advrrll»ar* Lake In a Volcanic R ng On the I l.md of Nbir.fuw, I. ilfway be-ween Ui'l and S un- a I’ a rolcanl»- ring Inclosing a crater containing a lake two nii'.es In diameter. Tow it'd the ~.‘a the ring Is l>orderi«l with walls of lil ick cliffs 2 to .VO feet In height An eruption In 1S*KJ formed a penta sula on the eastern side of the lake While the ocean outside Is trembling nnd thundering tinder a heavy wind the lake remains smooth or 1» simply wrinkle«! with ripples or wavelets Bad For Hsrbart. “So." said the smitten girl, whose father had la-en talking seriously to her. "you dislike Herbert and you will not rer-ognlze him?" ’’That’» It." he replied "If he doesn't keep away from here I won't recognize him. ami neither will his own mother.”—London Answers. \\ \ \ 11 i» i.» \ * mai i » i • • • RoiiivtiiiieM girla Th# obici onci ni ordinary w#gva and other* to lw schooled mid cared for in return lol ► light KvrvicvH rendered. For partirli- lara addri*** W. I' Gardner *iip«’rin- tendent Bova and Girl« \nl Society tt Pubhahing C<» . otHce, lolita CEDAR POSTS SHINGLES MOVLDINGS Tl’RNED WORK FoR SALI* < hie aliare of Mulln»» mali and Clarkama* i'alepiione >l<»» k Herald, I .ent*. < >re. FOR >\l.b \ limited amount of drv ahibaruid, d'*livere<| in <»ra*l»am al |.'< ? • per cord Phone 9t>, Rodluin Broa FOR HALE OR TRADE Five by Preiii«», rapiti rvethnear rameia in fair co ml it ion. Bargain for buyer Owner lui* a larger camera and wiahra to di*|H»*o of thia to ret n |xa kvt auv Tnp« hi and plate holders thn»wn in Cail llerakl • din r, <.reaham. *ee » ah p c of work. hucii FOR engine. 1.1'Mill :k‘ $6 AM) IP I atgv *!»•• k <•( tHiii' i»»1' >• I u»«’ vr <»ti h«u ' Itutigh mu »! Dr« ••«•»I lumi»* f fur *11 |»urj»«»»*’« ». h l ..Hcr I«» " NMIti I» HR’-'*. H<«rln< MI - WELLS DUO! • Concreted or Bricked. Pump* Installed, >kl.F. »-iiorae |»ow«r >to\er Fid. O*l»orne 1‘bone 6**1, tf dohu I . I)\er Phoors i « >t w \1IHC I I I A • abor »403 Ll’.MBLR—At our new indi l'^niiiea aouthraat oí Kelt«». We deliver liiinlau Jonarud Broa. (• DIRECTORY GRANGH J. M. SHORT, M I). S. P. BITTNHR. M. I). Pkvsicisas-Ssrgtss» »irMhasa, • Oretn, W. 1. OTT H. IL OTT OH BROTHERS - home JUI I cuts, Oregon. 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KKNNRDY •'»«24 M Ave H K • • OREGON W ► K LINKMAN Attome) «l I t" KENNEDY & KLJNEMAN REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS NOTARIES PUBLIC Orti, p Phone, Tabor J011 Reild. ti<*r Phone, Pleasant For Him. T«hor 7P* ni« Better llulf-I think It’s time we LEUS. OREGON g».t Lizzie rnnrrfe«l and settled down. k»a.n St and Carline Alfred. She will be twenty-eight next ww-u. you know Her Lesser Half— Oh. don't hurry, my dear Better wait till the right sort of man conus« nlong His Better Half—But why wait? I didn't —Exchange. Beaver State Herald and other papers HERALD BARGAIN OFFERS Bracelets and Lunatics. Bracelets have been worn from time immemorial, but f«-w wearers of the g.ilden bands of the pr<*v»nt day know that they were once used to distill gu sh the Insane Before lunatl» » w» re confined to asylums they wore an arnib-t for dial I mt Ion.—Argonaut your witch o KEEP TIME ! It ti'i*. we'll it. anil then yiu'll .«»Mui«»i why )-«m dhi nt think of us I mg l*»for» \|l our wurk guatNiil«»»■! hour •>( merli ng J PI.F ARANT VAl.lM GRAN«.* \.e *»* M» « t* »rcoti'l itaturilay at 7 W p ni atvl fourth Mature)«} al !’• ¡W» rn « v. rj nu>iilh R< X'KHOOD hRAS’.E M.. t» III» flr*l Wr«i nr»«tajr of e*a<*h month at * p m »ml thir<1 Mat urdat at lo a in Ml I I N(»M AH '»HAN'T NO 71 M..t»lh. fourth Hatnrf • a. h month. EVENING MTVK GKANuK M.. t* in thrlr hall a* *H»uth Mount tabor on thr flr»t **al'i’ dai of < neh month at 10 a ni All viedtor» arv a rlrotnr oREJtHAM GRlNGK Mr«*t» »rrond Walur day In « a* h month at i0 ««' a tn 1HMIM I N i.KANid, Ml Met» fro Maturday • arh month I t \ I •» «.It t '.«a M . .-ond Saturday rlx*!i ».t 10 a tu anil re«i«tan<-e flrat Mal < j. m k t mah ukaso Filing 1« jsissible only to a tmdy of h gh mechanical etfii-iency < tit«, became a hoi' r.v Fract » . n a - . ' ■ .'1 • ’ ‘ A » »tract» a cylinder serving as a sup|»ort for the 4pr. ialiy Ira neh < at Fair« organs of movement, the mobility if who-« parts was nsstir««! by the »ur routuling air «a«-» Tin* air caviiic- n the bones of other bird« are similarly explained.— Harper’s tVwkly nnro UUto BORING - SANDY STAGE LINE lirsMIdss livery jnJ leed Stdbles at Boring and Sandy Trenaportstinii •»( all kinds »•I B«gg:tge to *andv and interior |e>illt« For further Information phone or write I . F. DONAHUE, Prop. Boring. - - Oregon The price of The Herald alone is |1. a year, hut to those who would like the advantage of a clubbing rat.- with other ¡m|>eH> we offer the following low price»: Rrnv-mUr th». In»- low-st Lit, ** I he Herald'’ in combination w ith any n » o»«e».»< » '.Vr 9 j-eigi f Henrr VIII the get ml pri •• for tfie letting .f land »»• - «hilling an acre. England has the hr of first mik ing < ra»‘lty to animals • distinct suit ject of ptlhll«- attentlos hy legls atlott enacted In 1MB Od'ous Comparison. Drill Sergeant I say Smith, have y»»»i inir M m -bow slow and «tap »1 yon are? Private Smith I don ' kr»-»w f»rill Sergeant- -Of course you don't, but let me tell yon that an Egyp tian mnmmv 1« frisky compared with you. London Tit Bits. yr '» moi EVENIN«. TU.E'.RA M Fr.’*. JJ»! WEEK IA o| h<.oM AN • • DAILY ORICl.O.NÎAN ;i. 25 h’I.Y and Ml*.N DA t «»Kfci.iiNl t N «•»1 4 A «EMI W EEKLY Jo< KNAL 2.'» LA hlILY JOt UN AL .*••») 1.75 DAILY and Ml N DA Y JOI’K.N H, 4jm f«> .11!| •< 2 'Jh 1 * PA» ÎFD HOMERTRAD 1 «■> 1.76 PAC IFH FARMER 1.7» LOu 1'01 LTKY loi KNAL (mo.itblf) l.Ao OREiiON AGRD’f’LTî RfRT L*> JM FARM JOf RNAL. lyr* and Horae Kokomo Secreta ....................... l.fd) Kokomo. In the language of the la- Mr« ALL’S MAG A El N K (Ledit«*) 1 40 .7» din ns wh»> nt one time Inhabited tb it Thi* urlre 1« for drllv» ry by mat only and see ion of Indiana, algnlfi»-« “a y»ang only »hen remlttsncv t, ms.ie with order I Ps(e*r« may In* »ent to • -p.-rste addresses Stib- grand mother." •erlptl >n, may te-icln at any Urn ■ Anvone n «kptrh *n<1 drflrrlr.flon niay pilckly A»< »*rfAifi «ii iii!inir«. fiori» »trlrt ly cxindentlAl HANOBOOK •.nr*tm>u •♦•nt fr*« "lieti nRRtK’Y for »••< unii« pntmif». l'nterit* r*urnal ')<*rtn* |. • ye-.r ; f..»ir ni<>nth», Il Sold by all n*w*.1 palar«. MUNNiCo. ” iiruaswa,. flgyy York B’anoh infine AX F Wt., Wa»hm«t<>n. l'.C. .