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a FORI ROCK
RIGHT OF WAY
STRAHORN WANTS LINE
THROUGH VALLEY
people Trould be mors than glad to
"lose up thin short link across Fji
Rock Vallcr The time now having
arrived whrn we can give yon the
ipflnlte information upon which to
go to work, r am writing to ak to
whom the map and dei shall tie
swnt Your hartal? bn the one
'nnplcuouB and pimilil booster for
thin jrrot Central Oregon develop
ment, I my only ewmec tor wrtUna;
to yoti rather than to lwrneone mm
4. 4.
4- THERE SHOULD BE NO AC- -r
TIOM UNDER PRESSURE,
f- UNDER DICTATION.
"Ve have one priceless trcaa
ung in this country, and that is
the mign of good judgment after
publia diteuttion. In the long
history of the people, victory
Tom ur. those of M lw render kf '' vic"T has been won over
... . ....... rfu 1. .. lino -J- tyranny ana lor. we nave a t
mr) mi'Bl wwvlnv 'wro wj ..-,
Wrlt nwh SunHMarVlnu Rlalit of
Way Work tt Daf Finn I Sur-
Vfyn am Oomplrtn for Kntlre
fljtent rroott ItrlRlifr.
Tfce tewa iMM of te Fort
T1 awilWiM tfce followlnic UMWr
from rt. n atrahorn of Intel I
in Us anwrmory of tfc .tMIhhmI wort 1
now batmr none. The letter wan ad- j
Irwrf 3 Wt. A. Boaa. sHHtor!
of Tb Tlma. who bna called a in- .
intf to start work on proeniUK mm
tU0A of wrty Jeatrwi.
Mr. tafihnm wiot aa follows:
"An wn Iwww anally fomnteted oor
nrvnya af U north and aou'h line
fhrMkgn Ptrt JUk Vallny and the
riant of war " for tDl" Motion
will be isjnrfy vry ahortly, I nan
writta n antt whatnr Tort Hoe
nnn amy nrvalmtlon to which tftoae
msw slWMM be aant for turn In aeenr
n tM aortteular rlaht of way
"r tkimk that yon are thoroughly
advtMMf nnon tnn manner in which
tftta nwtnH in bain csrrlnd out ity the
loom! mnsnKfttiUea In Control Oregon
If not, wtM any that the oommerial
Hob of thn4 ban uadertaJren ro aa
core tnn HrM of way from that city
to Alloy, afcowt Ion mllea, and from
fhn Jnnotwa of the Fort Rork line
with too aHovw line to the north od
of Fort nVMk Tatlny. aome 24 miles'
mom. The Hirer loika Commerrial 1
rinh hna aimed to net the rlnht of
way anm the Ivla betwnen Tort
aoek "alloy and g'lver Lnha Valley
to tnn north and of nummer Lak
Vallny. Anm fmm tllmr Lako on
the JCbMMtfi Falls line to tnn north
bonnonrlna of the Klamath reserva
tion. From this point throne to
Klamath Falla has been covered
Jointly by tnn Klamath Falla people
ano mynnlf The Paisley Commer
rlnl Ctab ngmnn to aernre the rlnht
of way from the north and of fcim
nmr Lake Oirnngh to an ncmed point
nowth of Falsley. from whlrh point
Inn Lnknrlnw Commercial Huh e
CtMH It Cnrnnrh to tkevlew
"aVdytna; upon aaanrancpM of vnn!
naif and oher of Kr.r Hi u 1
always asH'imed "ut , r
are alwaya relied npoo tn shoulder
aaMIUonal bttrdena.
"The anal anrveya now betns;
comptqte for the entire ayntem. and
the najnre. rlnhta of way. termlaaia
and all other details which I muat
bam oompletod before I oan proceed
with the heavier flnandn, makes t
very Important that this Fort Rock
rlsjht of way work should b pot j
thronnh at 'he earliest possible date
"I am very glad to adrlae yon that
our proapcu nrow krlnjiter ever' ' 1
tyranny
free pret. we have a free form
of public discussion, to the end
that there may be a general un
derstanding of our activities and
a general appreciation of what Is
necessary to the improvement of
our eendltions. We may disagree
about this measure or that, but
we have sonfldence in the pub
lic judgment in the long run.
Henee there is one thing which
we must always maintain, and
that is that there snail be no
aetien on the part of our elected
representatives, taken under
pressure, under dletatlon. We
mast know what the facts are
ami wfrat justice renmres." Mr.
Huahes- in His Speeeh at Port'
land, Maine.
day for the completion of at least
nonnh nnandna; to Justify oonstruc
lon work on the Bod-Ktnmun Falls
line very early nest prime. If not
sometime yet this fall. I think in
view of the fact that the field work
was only commenced about a ymr
ano, and that a va amonnt of pre- j,j.j.j.j...o,o.o.o.o.u.o.j.o.4.
Ilmlnary detaiia ham bad to be aa-1 J
embted. all hands tn Central Or-1
nn will aarea that with tboae bright; ! -f ! -i-
prospects w are even maklna; mor ' .
nmajrnaM than the moat annnlne NO ONE WAS AFRAID OF
boned for at tot time mat rear - HAITI.
xfanawhfl wa m tat not overtook the
Important advances rnndn In the de-1
of vnrtonn mnonrees of
Contml Oreajon an n rnnoh of my in
ntntianoe that this must be done to
Insure tba aaeceas of tan railway
nterprlne. and aa a ranttlt of onr rail
way anttvltloa." .
tmmcrt TKir.vK train
Arrives .. 7:20 a. m
lavna ..9pm
O.-W. R. A S. TRAIN.
Arrives " 3'. p m
Leaves 7 1S a m.
ACTO STAOK MNB SOfTH.
Lenme S IS a. m.
Arrlvee . . S p. m.
.irro u.vnH.
Cam to Rnrae, Fort Klamath
Fort Rock, Silver tk and
other points south and south
IfHT OI'FICR HOCRfl.
Onnnral dellvary open dally
I 10 1 hi to p m -
No mall distributed on Sunday
Ninht tra.n mall cloaea t 1"
Dey train mall closes 4.20 a. m.
TKI.Kr;K.ll'll HfM.'ftfl.
Waatern r:nlon dally 7 a m to
9 pm. Sunday and holldcys
-in i-h
tki.ki'iiovk riorrts.
Pn" ! . Tr ( .ln..r
r . . t , id1 x S'indi r
nltl aid not behave nt bmlly
to on as Mexlro behove!; nut Mr
Wllnon interrened. foncht the
Rait lens, nbedrtln their Moot)
ami the Mom! of our tmops. took
noaaMNlim anil now bna onr arm
ed forma In ontrol of Haiti and
rftmcruisT lis snrernment. His
conrse of action In Hatti an be
lefnled only if bla course of ar
tlon in Mexico is nnqnalMfili.r
condemned, for such action wns
far more needed in Mexico than
m HnM. Bit thvre wn 11 ilhTer
ane In the two cases: ami lo Mr
Wilson It vrn a vital dUTerence
Haiti wss weaker than Mexico.
No on was afraW nf nai
From the Speech of CWonW
Roiwevelt Oeliveretl nt Tojwhium,
Maliw. In Bfinaif of Charles E.
HonJKtii.
' HUGHES FOH ARBITHAnON.
Hs Would Be First to Accord to Labor
All Rights Found Just After
Consi deration.
In bis Maine speeches Mr. Hughes
made It plain that he was nut attack
In c lobar or the equity of the pro
posed increase of wages for the rail
road isen. He was simply contending
for the all Important principle of arbi
tration as the right means of settle
ment of such questions. Speaking at
different places In Maine Mr. Hughes
dwelt upon this question, saying:
"I deeply deplore. In the name of
labor. In the namo of Justice. In the
name of American Ideals, the surren
der of tha Executive and of Congress
to force. Instead of permitting reason
to reign.
"The measure to which X have allud
ed was not. properly speaidng. an
eight-hour measure. It waa a wage
measure. It was a plain proposition
for a change in the wage icalc I do
not speak of the equity of tlint That
Is a matter to be fairly considered. I
wanr what Is Just and right with re
spect to wages. I am for the arbitra
tion and the peaceful settlement of
these Industrial controversies. We
can settle ererythliig In thla country
If we approach thou plotters with a
fair and open mind and an examina
tion of tha facta.
"This particular measure shows on
Its face that It was lcstslatinu in ad
vance of the InTesHcntfwn. Instead of
Investfceatiou In advance of legisla
tion. It Is said that there was In its
favor the Judgment af societT The
Judgment of society In this -otintry
bns norer been pasdeil tn favor 'if leg
islation without knowledge of tie equi
ty and regardless of the facts of the
case. There was no Judgment of so
eipty hi favor of the road whlrh were
excepted from Its provisions. If there
was a Judgment of society, why not ap
ply the rulp to ejpctrlc or other klids
of roads or roads lose than 1'jO miles
In length? I say. away with uc h pre
tense! It was a surrender to fire In
stead of a clear, candid, faithful fram
ed examination of the farts, and then
action la accordance with American
principles.
"AHtocrncy represents for-e- tyran
ny reoreieatt force. DomocnuT rep
rewnta the rule of the common Judg
ment after illscuHsIon. after an oppor
tunity to know the facts."
Mr Home Builder see that your A desirable bread knife freo Trith
house Is plastered with Gosney'a every annual autwenpuoa to The
sand. Adr
tfc Bend Bulletin.
j. j. j. o. o. 4. o. 0. 4. 4. 4.
Th President says that be bt above
all tblocs else "an Amnrnvin ctosen.
Fortunately for him. nothlns bns tak
en bno to Euro-e or Mexico dnrtns;
the pnat few years.
Papers that need- to call McKmley a
crook nd Rooeevelt a tyrant 're
scnndallxed now that anybody snonid
breathe a whisper against onr hlsh
anil b.i W'lrow
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It AH Depends.
"If Ruche wlni an Oregon town
will tint a new lstnxfo mill employing
nfry men," says the Otympta Rci.nler.
".irrordtux to an annonnenment of the
Individual who rook an option m tim
bered land. If Wlbmn wim fbe option
will be allowed to lapse. Tluit 4 ton
way with a t bonne nd ami oun enter
prims, all watttn to whlrh way
the wind blows. The moment it la as
sured that rbarhtn K. Hushes Is elect
ed. Jot watch fbe wneeh of Industry
spin ami listen to the hnnt of buslnmn."
UK. HAKVtT W. WILhT
TO VOTE FOR HUGHES.
H Says Wilson Has Failed to Enforce
Pure Food Law.
"I favor the election of Mr Hughes
to the Prtsildency for entirely different
renmma than th held by most of bin
supporters. It bt not because f the
Mexican policy nor the foreign policy
of the administration nor by reoaou of
IW ilomestlc policies. It Is because of
the apparent Indifference of the admin.
Lit ration of President Wilson to the
cause of pure foods and drugs. Prac
tically all of the abuses which were
Injected Into the pure food law by the
preceding administrations are atiu in
force Benzonte of sodn la still reg
nant. The fume of burning sulphur
are marching along undisturbed. There
Is evidently a lull In the activities of
the administration of tbo law. A well-
known boTernse. declared by the u
pieme court mlsbranded and amenable
to the food law has not been molested.
No attempt bas been made to enforce
the law In regard to tbo Weaehlng of
Hour. The repeal of the mixed flour
law. that splendid safeguard to the
purity of our bread, has teen tacitly
approved by the treasury department.
"Mr Hushes In hi activities on the
supreme court bas stood like a stane
wall for the proper administration of
the food law. I believe bis election
would ace a radical change la the atti
tude of the government towards pore
food ami para drugs, so vital to the
welfare of our people. For thH reason
I slwerrly hope that Mr Hughe may
be chosen as our next president.
"I should expect Mr. Hushes a pres
ident to have the aame attitude toward
the pore food and drag law that be had
as a Judge on the bench and to appoint
a secretary of aprUulture with subor
dlnate officers who would be cntbnsl
attic ami earnest In the enforcement
ef the pre food law far the benefit of
the physical, mental and-moral wel
fare of our people."
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Our companies pay 100 cts. on the dollar.
We have over 400 satisfied policy holders.
The largest insurers in Crook County are
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Union Depot cars pass our doors.
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4- "
WE SHOULD CONSIDER
WHAT IS RIGHT,
THEN 00 IT.
"Our government It btd on
th it! that wa havt LtgitU
! turtt to invtttigatt, to eontldtr
! what it right and to do what it
right. It it bastd on th idtathat
4 public opinion It formed from
h diteuttlon of quattiont, and that
wt can com pottibly to right
4- tsJutiont. It It not batad on th
t idta that th Govarnmtnt mutt
i- ait without knowing th juttU
and marltt of th eaut in whteh
It aett." Mr. Hugh In Hit
f Sptath at Portland, Main.
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