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Osr Binder Slwajf in Tiilanwck
So cy citlsens thwo and He rtill ri
mio tuppoit them for Congrats. Sir.
Hermann, tthilo In Ccuprcsf, tor k
iriuntlly interest In Tillamook, and at
no titno eccured u'SW.WO appropriation
ior tlio survey ol Nchnlem Hay aud bar.
rho survey was never mado bccauHJ
tho Government claimed that tho"bmi
ncia" in nnJ out of Xclialeni- did not
wnrrac: cny improvements. "Tit's,"
arguo the frleuda of Mr. Hermann "xnt
no fault of hie; ho did the bti hr
could."
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?msm PROBLEMS IN
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Dy JACOB COULD SCIIUR.MVJ,
Pre.iMent or Cornell UnhrarUly
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FLIPPANT FLINGS,'
New Yurie newspjipoiit uvorittfu six
teen pajM a tluy when ltusll Haeo J'
well utujjtwenty when ho Iuih n cold.--Baltimore
Herald.
Sir Tlumum l.lpton nh.vm ho will lcuvo
no ntono unturned to win the cup.
Talks us If It wan to ln mi automobile
contest. New Yurie Telegram.
Korty glrla n, Troy. N. V., Intro
formed a chili In order to tlnd mutable
hitbhuuds. Tlio good old plan of limit
Ins Vm nloiie, liowover, will never j;u
nut of Htyle. Montreal Herald.
Thu uvcriiiiieht Is muiwldtil im to
the Mtiitesuiun whoc face should ho on
the thirty cent mump. Who would
think that thirty cent Mtutnuncti Were
ho few7 Denver Republican.
It would not bo a had Idea for one of
our iniuiy amusement lmrotiM to tmtko
un arrangement with home of tli South
American cottutrlcH to pull oil their
next i evolution lu Mndhuu Stiutirv
(Jarden, Judge.
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YOUR
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LAW POINTS.
A POINTKU FOR KSOCKEUS
Wo want to giro the knockors a ruin
tor, and wo wou't charge them n wr.'.
for it. S... Mr. Knocker lend us jwir
wr; if yon loe part of it you can eat Sly
spare it.
4 If yon wish to indulge your propensity
to knock, wo advtie joutoget in and
drill, while you may. There ore a (.owl
many of ycu nor, and you can npplaud
' nnd brace each othsr cp. If you wait n
& fuw months it will be too late. Sprinp
it gppiocching, &cd when it opens, l-ok
out ! Thincs arc Roinp to hum hero thif
Sntnmer, nud tho mossbcefc and rccc
tUnory arc going to bo swpt off their
eat nnd deep into the Eta of inucccuou;
doauctadc.
Thoro is clieady one roint on4he Ba
n hfero tho knocker ha; no plr.ee. If &urli
. ircnulo na yoa had your way tho f urpris
in? developments at Xorlh Bend would
never havo meterialized. But prcgroe-
fivo ideas prevail dona tl.are, and you I
tun ioo thd reiulte for yourseif.
:..v. within a i.w montha, o'hor j
U.inga are goiuL' to develop that will ,
mt ko you stick your eyas out. .Sr.er at (
thcGrent Central while you may; mee-r I
at Bfingor while you may ;$r.cer at Mtj j '
'Klcr ey while you may ; for your tlmo ie
chort,
' Moro people arc coming in hero iu tin
Bpring than you tver dreamed of. Thcj
will to peoplo imbued with the epirit
that builds up and dcvolopes a country.
They will Icko hold and do things, and
when things commence to be done a lot
f peoplo here who now eland aloof v. ill
begin to itch to do tomel hint; tliem
eolvce.und then it will be acate of "fib,
cut bait or go ashore."
You and your kind will Eoon Le iu c
nnnll a vanishing minority, and the
awakened Coos BayHs will have no pati
ence to listen to you.
So, improve your timo Lefore it is too
late. You can do Eomo harm now, as
you havo already done harm by driving
nway would -ba ecltlcrs and investors
and peoplo who ou!d have gone into
buMneea hero, Y'ou cr- relard some
what tho pngreB of the Bay, and ce
lirclally of Murshfield, if you put in
your timo faithfully for tho next few
months. After that your power for evil
will be so smnll that you will probably
quit la dUuust.
rSjlTlC Philiptuiip qurftiou ia just now i very piv. i
j''w question. The u:tivos in thow islands nro in
'K ellstres. Their cnttlo have Ucen largely lotr.
ff3 ' Jlt, :u'.tl tho wlantU hnro lccn visited by
famine nml nestilenct'. Added to all thvau thinjrs.
ivy, TilK .ISLANDS UAVK LOST $1,000,000 IN
TUE LAST TWELVE MONTHS 1JECAUSK QV TILE Dlv
CLIXE IN SILVER AXD THE FLUCTUATION IX THE
KATE OF EXCHANGE.
Thovc never wouhl have boon this iinane'utl distress hud tho is
lands been put upon a gold bai$ .is the financial expert of the war
department, Mr. Conant, rceoir icnded and as the present Philip
pine commission favored.
THAT THE ISLANDS WfiTJE NOT PUT ON A GOLD DAS13" IS
DUE ENTIRELY TO THE NEGLICENCE AND INACTIVITY OF THE
CONGRE6S. THE FINANCIAL DISTRESS IN THOSE ISLANDS IS
DUE ENTIRELY TO THE PALPABLE POLTROONERY AND COW.
ARDICE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN CONGRESS.
. ., e l f t ,i ii.tii .!' iwyable In Instnllutents Is ht-'.d In
, lite tailure of congrts to establish the gold standard has cost ccorso vorsuH Butler (Wnh., r,T !.. it.
the Philippine government .-or $1,000,000 in tho meanwhile iu a. :H5) not to prevotit tlio nuiniint of
consequence of declines in f e value of silver. Ami tin; loss must SZM wWl
bo borne by the Klipiuo t epaycrs, who havo also, of course, suf- one who by mistake trils to a person
ferod in the aggregate- mr.h heavier iHJrsonal losses from tho snuio a lontnw ilruK for a Imruili-M uu.ll
, " . , -r..,. m, .-.! -'lutJ ,K held Iu Pett-tv ermw .Int'S..oii
cause. Congrcts set up against tho rihpmos a 7f per cent Dinploy v. va. r7 u. it. A. -rS) to be llnbio to
tariff. And now Vico Governor Wright declares that the Filipinos a third person who without ncitltr: ,
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tcu in our iuvcrniiiuiii. ihiuuuu mm cunuui. uviuuiicu ui uuiuiultcuu
exploitation alone.
We have undertaken to establish n system of public schools
there, and that is well. Wo have sent to the islands capable ami well
paid teachers, but our government has insisted upon one language
in tho schools.
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A tenant Is hold In Wrlcht vrrstia lu
Illirnon (Ou.. r.7 L. IS. A. OttO) to lutro
no rlteht to remove rUturoK uiimwoil to
the freehold which are phtcrtl on Icitsul ! j;
luiul lu thu Huseuee or a coiitrai-e jtlviov
blm the rlh'ht to do m.
The fact that a inortKapo I (riven to
Eivuro payment nf nu eiitlru sum which
Wi
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THE
COOK
I iiptitorrtMRi tnrtitf and liltJiulnnmln nf xlti,
fraud lUvorlni; pxtmeiM and mlttltnulii fjdci"t
iro roMHiinlbt fur iiinnr it fallttro In psitry ipitk-
ttvC. 'Ilioatt th'in'a nriilnii4 and lta ? way
to buy tlim of drtii'ilhi who Hill iMitrriiilw
l.nbiiM pur.tv ttiul riialo'itv. ! : :
Wt jimpan our'own fluvxliu rttrntila. Our
Vhlill IV IUHll ltiM tlllt !, till lXU'ti 'n-
nlilit Ihiiii. Mm of iti act ttaibd Vullt4 !
'tine no VauIIIb l all wmr ii int (torn o.i-
itr ntnl ((Him it ToukH btmii oittni'i. Thi''
iKiiiiiiiy In tho iif i uiir rlvoi N-4-aitn the- gn
uWit twleo na far ati the ordinKry kind, i
Sengstacken's Pharmacy
Mai'shfield,
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PERT PERSONALS.
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TO INSIST UPON ONE LANGUAGE IN THE PHILIPPINE IS
LANDS IS A CRIME AGAINST NATURE AND IN DEFIANCE OF
HISTORY.
Andrew Canwieie la live days older
than Marl; Twain, Lut not half a.t fun
ny. MltirxKpotta Tlmr.x.
Ciintuicry Deiww la aalil tn try hlai
Jokea on bla cat. A cat, fu know, hna
nine llvw. llouaton Chrouieic. ;
I'ltrnpeethe Kiwaker Cannon la iiowj
universally popular like tlui umpire I e-
nfi liJk Itr II mb .k itat-li K'nuttltK! t
lake r.n American town ot G,000 or S,000 people, give ah tbo Stari
educatioueJ work in it into the charge of one Spaniartl, havo cverv- Onvn-aor ltnlley of Kanaav, who was
tog b ft. socondarj- 5choo!S cccpt in Ac clomctar,- nud U trSJSZiSTSX
grades given in the Spanish language, and how much would tho ruir.ll the contract.-Htttburjr Din
children learn, and how could thev and the community as u wholo P1-
i. i ., . f , ., , - , , ,tT ,, .rncpiTfrp It I now up to Nlckola Tcala to on
relish thia wondorful method ot education? Well, SLBSIITLLI: ol!artf xiV eve of wmo HUrttln lw-
AX ACTIVE AiEKICAN TEACHER FOR THAT HYPO- tri.-ni .i:v-j-. Mckila Miwaya has
TIDSTIOAL SPAXIABD. AND THIS IS WHAT .WE ART, tSt"iol!rbuTW? .'ever
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
Of PUBLIC UTILITIES
A GREAT SUCCESS
Uy JUL'CC tmUAKO V. DUNNC of RhiQAgO
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"Yanunmnutaujfi," which Is Samoan
or the "home of the singing bird," is
.tho name given to her new residence in
tlio Santa Cruz, mountains of Califor
nia by Mra. Robert Louis Stevenson!
Tho spot iu in one of the qulfetett parts
of the great bluo mountains and much
like the old homo at lYaillma, . ,
SOCIAL CONDITIONS WHICH
CAUSE DREAD CONSUMPTION
Dy Dr. S. A. KNOPr of New York, One of the Lcadlnfi Authorities
on Tii'atreulosls In This Country
NSANITAHY conditions prevail in all parts of crar
cities in ebons, stores, fuetoriog. offir.os nnd in tho
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zxess nome3 oi men ot wcaitn. uterus m uanKintr iiouscb,
?2! ln narrow, confined, ill ventilated quarter.?, working' en
tirely under artificial light, aro subject to tuberculosis.
IN THE OFFICES OF 30ME OF OUR WEALTHIEST MEN
LITTLE OR NO ATTENTION IS PAID TO SANITATION.
I havo visited Wall street offices, where scores of clerks would
bo working in a room practically without ventilation. Both employer-
and employees were too busy to opon windows. If thoy
were riot too busy, thoy wore afraid of drafts. I HAVE SEEN
FROM SEVENTY TO EIGHTY LEN IN AN OFFICE
WHERE THEY WERE BREATHING AND REBREATH
ING THE SAME VITIATED AIR FROM 9 O'CLOCK IN
THE MORNING UNTIL 5 O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.
A house heated by a furnace, unless the greatest care in taken,
is likely to be overheated a large portion of tho timo. Such houses
are far too dry, and as a consequence those who dwell in them aro
subject to naaal catarrh.
THE CAUSE OF MANY CASES OF TUBERCULOSIS 18 DUE TO
THE INDIFFERENCE OF PERSONS TO THE PENEFITS OF FRE8H
AIR OR TO THEIR DISLIKE OF IT.
ITEMS FROM ITALy.
It.'ly devotoa $:Xu.Ot)0 a year to tho
Fiippu-t of I Lilian achooh lu foreign
cor.atr.'k.
Iu Itrly the price of wit has Inch re
duced t'i per cent Uy th Kovurntnent,
whoae tuonopoly It la.
It U prt.pci.-d to t-roct n monument to
Dante hs ttotuu on the alto now occu
pied by th (Niiiactriuti Htatue of .Mar
ciiK Aurel.us.
Oltieial Jiinulrkii wl.ow that r.,0C0
modalr, r2H eujrravlnH and 117 do-.-tlgua
and palmlugu have Iwen stolen
from the museum at ISinano, near
VeMce.
In vlv or tho Kcarc as to the per
manency of typewritten records tho
Italian mlnlMcr for Juutlce haa or
dered that no typewritten document
will bchcccpted as legal In Italy,
CHURCHMEN.
Hi
JIW BRITISH EMPIRE'S
ELL AND HOW IT WILL
BE TOLLED ByJ0SE
kh- U vra-lE.IV CHAMBERLAIN,
British Secretary of State Tor the Colonics
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The Rov. Dr. Roberta of Phllndelphln,
litnted clerk of the rretibyteriuii gener
nl nhwmbly, rays the Cotifeaalon of
I'aitii will be revised.
Hialiop John M. Walden of Cincin
nati Joined tho Freomiikons on Chrlat
mas day fifty yenra ago and has been
nn active worker In tho order uvcr
tilllCC.
Itev. Dr. George Knineiii Neb on of
New Vorie city, Junt electcil nrchde-a-con,
wrved in tho Cnlon army during
the civil war and wan wcretary to Gen
eral I'lililp Sheridan nnd later Hccretnry
to Rev. Dr. 1 'otter, now bishop, who
wnH then rector or Grace church, Now
York.
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HERE may havo bo.on many failings in our adrniu's-
tration of our empire many faults which wo luvo
to regret, but at all events we ehal all agree that IT
CANNOT BE MAINTAINED UNLESS VE
ACCEPT TO THE FUlt 'THE PRINGTpfos'"
OF JUSTICE AND OF MUTUAL SACRIFICE.
IF Wfi ALLOW OUR COLONIES TO ASSUME "OR TO BJJlSlfE
THAT FR SOME TRIPIO- ADVANTAGE TO OURSELVES VE
ARfe, READY TO SACRIFICE THEIR INTERE&T8, THEN 'l SAY "HE
KNELL OP ,THE 1RITI8K KMPIRE WlLL DG TOLLED.
Wan liconomlrnlly Iiicllnil.
Wantaniif And is your frlond iiUong
tn tho faculty known nn "Having com
mon reiiKu?"
Dur.iio Remarkably .no. When It
comes io having common senav, he Ih a
regular inler. I never know him to
in." ii partlejw of It in my life Haiti
icoio American.
AiT-' netro.iiirct.
"Vl.m I wua n boy," youiijj men benln
In jical.:iit; nf ytutl.i'ul jam,
Ept'C'ri "., (ipinnliiK tliulr yarna. utart
In.
"When I wan cno of the lioyo."
-Clovt-lana Plain Denier.
,. Knt nt All Mkcly.
".She Jjcen tryluf,' to make, it fool of
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''Ofi', 'no. Sho'a too ambltiouB to at
tempt any Hindi easy task as that."
Chicago Post.
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L'XrCIl'AL ownei-hhip, rontrol and operation f
municipal utilities, such a street cars, gaa work,
waterworks, electric lilit plants, telephone tuul
telegraph, can be a:iel will be wliniimlere.l r.:ul
operated by municipalities betlcr than by private
corpora tioits.
With inttnici;al. ownership mutt bo coupled a strict, HkIiI
civil eon'ico, such as now prevr.ib in tho jKVftiifileo of tho United
States and in tho water olHcct of tho' city of Chicago. Both havo
beon mansged from their inception without alrikea, lockouts or
any disagreement Ix'twocn tho government or muniripnlity on ono
side and its employees on the other.
For yonrs past nldorrnen who have been atupe Ml of n weak
nes for boodlo could procuro osition in plenty Ur their frk-nds
with -the traction companies iu Chicago, while it U niutost itnpcc
fciblo for thorn to got a man iu tho water olHee,
Jn tho year 1S0S iu Great Uriluin -i.h per cent of all consum
ers of gas iu tho United Kingdom were h rved by public plantu,
and today great eitie lil:o Uirmingliam, Glasgow, Maueheater,
Leicester and Nottingham own their own plants.
PRIVATE GAS WORKS OPKHATl-1) IN GLASGOW
BEFORE TJIKY WEKE PURCHASED DY 'J'llE MUNICI
'ALITY CHARGED CONSUMERS $L A THOUSAND.
UNDER MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP THK CONSUMI-RS
GET TILE SAME QUALITY OF GAS FOR S3 CENTS A
THOUSAND. Tho Now York urinate investigation developed
tho fact that for years tho gas companies of Now York city
reaped a Htcndy profit of '10 per cont a year on tho actual invest
ment. Tho legialativo investigation of the Bay Stato Gas com
pany of Boston revealed a profit of nearly 00 per cent a year ou
tho actual investment.
A caroful investigation has proved that tho edinrgofl of prifr.lo
waterworks companies iu tho United Stales aro on an averago -IU
per cent higher than thoso inado by public companies. Jn In
diana tho charges made by private companies wero found to bn
doublo thoso of public companies. Only nine of fifty of the lar
gest cities iu tho United States aro pupplicd with wator from pri
vate companies.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP MUST ALWAYS DE COUPLED WITH
A STRICT AND HONEST ADMINISTRATION OF THE CIVIL CERV
ICE SYSTEM. WHT..N THE TWO GO HAND IN HAND, MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP HAO CEEN AND ALWAYS VILL DE A SUCCESS.
Publicity and the Watering of Stock
By MARTIN A. KNAPP, Chairman Interstate Commtrco Commission
VENTURE TO DOUBT THE 80UNDNES3 OF THE ARGU
MENT THAT PUBLICITY WILL PREVENT 8T0CK WA
TERING.
Leaving out tho Bpoculator and taking into account only
thoso Booking honest investment, ton times mora money hw boon '
eunk in farm mortgages, suburban lots, patent rights, buying and'
foiling grain, cotton nnd other commodities whoro no ceirporuto
Bharos were'flealt in or ovon oxieted than was over loit on account c '
the 'fictitious or excessive) issuo of corporate securities. . . ,
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