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, PORTLAND, Sept. 'J0.-Vmt.'d
States Senator Jonntliiiu Houmc is
vet undecided its to whether or not
ho will he nil independent candidate
to succeed himself next November.
Upon arriving in Portland ho declar
ed that his action will he determined
by the conehiMon ho may reach as
to whether Ben Selling, who defeated
him in the primaries for the rcpub
licnti nomination, was legally select
cd. To this was added the further qauli
fiention ns to what the friends of the
Oregon Hytcni ndvKc him to do.
This will aKo enter into his consid
eration, he said.
"If, as I am informed, Mr. Selling;
was nominated by acts in violation
of tho corrupt practices act," &aid
the senator, "and the friends of the
Oregon pybtcm are of the opinion
that the. best way to sustnin the law
mid rebnko unlawful practices is for
lno to become a candidate, why, I
Mill bo a candidate."
"I admit I was surprised by the
result of the primaries," be said. "I
went o Washington five years ago,
determined to work hard and make
good. I have kept every promUo T
made to tho people when I was a
candidate, and I believed that demon
strated efficiency would result in my
indorsement.
''I promised to work for election of
senators by the people, and I believe
I have done ns much as any man in
tho United States to brine that
about. I pledged myself to the par
cels post, and that has been enacted
into law. I pledged myself to work
for increased appropriations for
Oregon, and thoy havo been secured
Is Still a RepabUcaa
"I thought that through tho news
papers and through men who were
acquainted with tho work I have done
n word would bo dropped here and
there, and by molecular motion, so
to speak, tho people, would support
incl But 1 am informed that only
six newspapers in the state support
ed me, and I do not blame tho people
for what they do not know.
f 'One trouble is that the ncwfcpn-
pcrs do not furnisn truthlul news
about public men. I think that can
be remedied by legislation, and if I
lie the people of Oregon will have
n'n opportunity to vote through the
initiative for u measure that will
compel the newspapers to furnish
reliable news service. It can bo done,
and I will work out that idea."
"Yes, I nin still a republican; but
principle is nnicli greater witn me
than party. 1 think this situation i-
great, and out of it! will come great
good. Some individuals may be elim
inated in the process, but that does
not matter. The best of nil systems
is tho one where each candidate
must go before the people, declare
his principles and let the people
choose."
Tells About Parrels Post
The senator tulked at length of the
parcels post, upon which he has
worked so Jong. Ho told of how he
laid bis jiluus far in advance, dis
armed the criticism of tho postoffice
officials by forcing them to piny
their cards; how information wn
gathered from all over tho globe, and
how he finally won because ho dem
onstrated with facts and figures that
the parcels post will work and will
be a money-earner for the government.
Hud ho been reelected, Senator
Bourne said, he would have started
work uK)ii tho complete reorganiza
tion of the postoffico department.
Ho predicted that jJUUU.UUU a year
can bo saved to the government by
such work. Then he touched on
"buuiirocrntiu coveruuicnt."
tiTtift to tiiiiiiwifiinliii iiltk.ftliil!i? i
he exclaimed. "This is not u govern
ment of law, but a government by
rule and regulation. It is all wrong.
We huvo nine executive departments,
with nine men ouch playing a game
of holifuire.
, t Says Government Wrong
' ,, "Tho pjesidont is constantly en
ouuhing m the legislative branch ot
the. government. The, appoints c
mav in the distribution of federal
jobs hhuuld bo taken nwiiy from the
ptusidcut, I intend to introduce) a
constitutional amendment to take the
np)viitinent of postmasters, uuir
shals, district attorneys and so on
iiwny from tho president and iniike
them elective. I would leave with
tho president, of course, tho appoint
ment of his cabinet and tho diploma
tic service,
"Tho government now is ono of de
motion and demerit. I would make
it one. of promotion and merit. Men
in the government servioe should be
givwt a chauco to rUe."
Favors May Measures
.Btumtor Bourne whs asked if he
itoHitltr the large number of incur
WW Wbaiitted 'tinder th" initiative
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LUCY DA" fWARTIM
Miss l.jr Day Martin, the flftwn
year-old itnughtiT of Unite! Stnte
Senator Thomas S. Martin, of .'irginla
will christen the new United Stnte
collier Protend when thlsvresrl sllle
down the ways at XrwpoVt New, Va.
on Scptemtxr H. Miss Martin liven lu
Charlottesville, Va.
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FROM SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. Sarah
Bernhardt, tho celebrated French
actress, Is triumphant today In her
suit against tho Southern Pacific
company for tho refund of 28 ox-
ccss baggage charges.
During her trip sometime, ago 'from
San Francisco tq New Orleans Mme.
Bernhardt declared she had been
overcharged, but the company denied
her claim. She filed a claim with tho
Intor-state commerce commission for
tho full amount, which was allowed,
with interest.
COUNTRY CLUB TO
. HOLD TOURNAMENT
The tennis tournament of tho Mod
ford Golf and Country club will be
held next Saturday, according to tho
plans decided upon yesterday by the
management. Tho matches will be
gin at 2 o'clock. AH events will bo
played and about fifty entries are
now listed. There will bo ladles' and
men's singles, doubles and mixed
matches, and much Interest Is befog
manifested.
Cntrics for tho matches will be re
ceived until Friday, and all desiring
to enter arc requested to leave their
names with tho steward. There arc
some cxcollent players among the
members of tho club and hotly con
tested matches are expected.
WHAT CONGRESSMEN
PAID FOR NOMINATIONS
WASHINGTON, Sopt. 20. State
ments showing tho expenditures of
Congressmen seeking nomination pub
lished hero today In accordance with
tho Tucker law, show that Repre
sentative Heald or Delaware heads
the list with an expense account of
IS.SCO.
Nineteen candidates or congress
spent more than 11,00 '.each; 33 of
tho present monibors of tho houso
spent nothing, and ono gave his ex
penditures as 50 centB.
FEDERAL QUARANTINE
ON HAWAIIAN FRUITS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. Owing
to tho menace of tho Mediterranean
fruit fly, a quarantine against prac
tically all fruits and vegotables from
Hawaii was proclaimed by tho do
prtmont of agriculture today, effec
tive Immediately.
This action was duo to the pro
test of California growers Booking
protection against tho peat. The
post. Tho qnarantlno mot with no
objection from Hawaiian growers.
it menace to the
Oregon
this year
system,
"Just tho reverse" he responded.
"Tho more measures on tho ballot the
better, no matter if u hundred. I
reason it this way: The delayed ac
tion of nu individual is controlled by
selfishness,' He tends and examines
a meusuro to bee hbw it will iiffeot
his or her interests. Hut thorn are a
huge number of individuals, 'and few'
of them think alike. So from this
delayed uctiou will come considera
tion of the measure from tho stand
point of the general interest. It will
still be u Hellish examination, but the
composite judgment will be for the
general interest.
"Will a large number of measures
prevent study by tho votorf If he
does not study he will not vote, or
will vote no. Usually ho will not
vote, because ho will think that the
measure may have something in it to
benefit bjuj."
KLAMATH FALLS. Sept, 20.
Cnptnlu O. C. Applesato has received
a letter from J. W. Hllimnn of Hope
Vlfln, La., tho discoverer of Crater
Lake. In which tho writer recalls his
trip to tho lako 60 jearn ago, and
tho Impression It gno him at that
time. Mr. Hllimnn was ono of u
party of mineral seekers and was en
gaged In business at the tlmo in
Jacksonville, Ore., with Alexander
Martin Sr now president of tho
First National bank of Klamath Falls,
to whom ho rotors In his letter as
"Jorry." Among other things in
his letter ho sas:
"1 was very much pleased with
jours of July 13, as Jerry had noer
mentioned ou In ono of his letters
to me, nnd tho postal cards were re
minders to mo of das long past,
only thoro was no hotol at that point
when 1 first saw It. Wlianl Island
looks very natural to mo, as every
thing connected with tho discovory
does.
"Thcro Is ono thing connected
with tho discovery I havo nevor men
tioned In writing, although 1 havo
often spoken of It In telling of tho
peculiarity of tho lako and others
may hayo Imanlned the samo thing
that all our party did. Wo rodo
past Wltard Island, looking for an
outlet to tho lake. I was In the
lpad. and althouch tho snow was
down to tho water In many places on
tho banks, yet opposite tho Island
tho land was bare, and just after
passing tho Island I thought my mule
flinnhml nu thouch his feet hurt. I
placed my hand bolow my knee and
called to tho boys, telling them wo
were near flro. A pcrccptlblo heat
was arising from tho surface It
might havo boon Imagination on my
part, but If so. tho wholo party had
tho samo Imagination, for all agreed
with me.
"1 nevor mentioned the fact .In
writing about tho lake, for fear of
being called a visionary, and It lookod
to visionary that 1 hated to wrlto
about It, for I know It muBt havo
been thousands of jears since tho
lako was formed and tho cooling
process should havo been complete
by that tlmo.
"I also think I was tho first white
man to dip water from the head of
tho can on on Roguo river. U was
on our return trip. I think this Is
tho first tlmo I have over written
about It, but I have oUen told about
It."
During the Past Year of Business DepressipnJMc)st
of the Banks of Southern Oregon Have Declined
in Deposits anl Resources. But the
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Medford National Bank
In the Same Time Has Distanced All Competitors
in Gains, and Added to its Resources
5 '
$170,664.18
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G0MPERS GIVEN UNTIL
NOVEMBER TO APPEAL
WASHINGTON, Sept. J0. Sam
uel Gompcrs, John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison of the American Federation
of Labor, were given until November
1 today to complete their apcal to
the appelate court of the District of
Columbia from the sentences imposed
by Justice Daniel T. Wright for al
leged contempt of court.
MARCH OF LIBERTY IS
SUFFRAGETTE DEMONSTRATION
LONDON, Sept. 20. "A march of
liberty," from Loudon to Edinburgh,
to take place early in October, is the
newest thing in demonstrations
planned here today by the militant
KiiffniL'elleH. The womn plan to
make speeches' along the mute,, soino
travelling on horseback and others
on foot. It is expected that live
vveoks will bo consumed in making the
trip.
Ske lad CaiiQHptiti,
Was lylif ; Naw Well
Krkmtn'i Altratlre la Ixloir med with
ucti In the treatment of Tulicrcalodi
la all part of tbe couutry. I'traont who
bare taken It, Improved, gained weight,
eibutlnif night aHeata slopped, ferer d).
ralnlabed. and many recovered. If you are
lotcreated to know more about It, we will
put you In touch with aotne who are now
well. You ran Inreatleate and judge for
yourielf. Head of Mri. UoTert'a recovery.
(Jrlffllb. Ind.
"Gentlemen: Thlnklnjf that perhaps a
abort blatory of the remarkable recovery
or my mother In-law (Mrs. Anna Oovert)
inlsut benefit aotne other sutferera, I
give tbe following testimonial; About
September 10, 10Q4, she waa taken alrk
with Catarrhal J'iieumonla, and continual
lr grew worse, requiring a trained nurse.
Night aueata were ho bad that It was
netessary lo change her clothing ouco or
twice trtrr night; her tough lucronsed
and got ao bad that everybody expected
that she would not live much longer.
In January, when Ilev. Win. llertr. (
Kt. Michael's Church, at Hberevlllc, Ind,.
prepared for her deith. he recommended
that I get Kckman's Alterative, and ao,
U It would not give her some relief I
then requested the attending physician to
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tbat she bad Consumption aud was be
yond all medical aid. When I asked If
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Alterative, he replied that 'No physMan
tould help her any and t could suit my.
self about It.' Ho I Immediately Imd
Utr. Vfm. Herg to send for a bottle.
Practically without hope for recovery, t
Insisted that she try tbe Alteretlve. whkli
she did. I am glad to siiy thut she soon
began to Improve, Now, she works as
hard as ever, weighs twenty pound
heavier than she ever did before she look
sick, and Is In good health, Hbo frankly
says she owes her life and health to
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