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i .V i WW& $&: i. $! V I I i M"-; ' t( , ,i 1 I i' r i' 'jk ' PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY JOURNAL. PAL EM, OREGON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 002 OPEN LETT J T at Th an Kill JUL w Him. for an Appat It Honest Effort TO STOP THE TREMENDOU TIMBER LAND FRAUDS. President Roosevelt Asked to Stand Iby a Fearless Official Suggestions as to How a Reserve Might he Established in Eastern Oregon and Do ln)uty to None. Allow tho pcoplo of express sentiments of anil of gratitude for your gctlc attltudo towards tho suppres-1 slon of tho numorouH nnd Bcnndalous tlmbor frauds. ' Tho public mon of Oregon, with tho sola exception of a bnnd of so-cnllud lognl and standnrd highway robbora .are sharing tliose sontlments towards you. ' Many smooth-shod politicians on fie- oount of your official flrmnMi, wanted and worked for your resignation, but it is generally hoped that President Roosorelt will always be himself dur ing itch political whirlwinds. The public of Oregoit owes much to you, nnd should any of our Oregon men be found In your way as against tho welfare of tho public and tho dti tlos of your ofllco, wo would oxpsct to glvo. thorn our nttentlon In Oregon. Tho lllue Mountain foroet resoiVo in Oregon, In Its prosont plan nnd pur poso, Is tho Intent am) grantost local schomo to hurt tho country. A groat 'railroad combination Is fa voring, promoting nnd engineering It. to kojup out of Its territory competitors who also fraudulently wish to socuro tho tliubor lands thoreln. Oregon tof Tho rcsorvo can be reopened at Imagination, and, what is worse, to admiration J any tlmo when tho syndicate is ready ' hurt the country. cnor-'to gc. "tho whole tiling," by the wny Hf tho following suggestions woro of lieu lands, or by any other way. Tho followed, the result would bo bene present conditions nro bad onough, but .ficlnl: tho Intended roscrvo 1b more hurtful. I 1. I-ot tho linos be drawn of the Tho cry for water and all other flimsy proposed Dlue Mountain forest ro reasons aro but farcial. jsorvo. Tho pooplo thoro cannot nnd do not 2- Lot a11 tho lnmlH wlthlu tho r want nnd cannot seat or save their B u 0n for actual sottlors. wator supply through a rosorve, and thoy never nskod for It, and nevor will. Did you over hear of a trust appar ently sitting still nnd allowing any outsider to tie up the bet resources In their territory? 3. Heservo that no timber, lumber, wood in any klud or form shall go out side the lines of the rosci'vod terri tory. 4. That no sheep or csttlo in herds of more than 100 head be allowed to Did you over hear of such a trust ! M on lnntl not embraced nnd taken willing to reservo millions of dollars' , "!' wltIll tlie reserve. 5. That no land within bo Bold, but what can bo takon up by actual set tlors. C. That any comnnny, firm or Indi vidual living or doing business within tho reserve can buy timber nt $1.00 per 1000 feet, and cord wood at f 1.00 por cord, to be used within tho reserve. 7. Tho samo applies to companies who opon up within the reserve such parts capnblo of supporting settle ments, or who wish to run through tho resorvo railroad lines, to roach other points In Orogon. You might send Special Inspector Greene, or some one else, and he could soo for himself what Is going on hcr. Whnt Is stated nbovo Is truo concern lug tho llluo Mountain forest reacrvo and tho mining district A resorvo with such or similar con ditions wquld prosorvo tho timber, nnd oven tho wntor supply. It would forever ltoop out specula tors, largo and smajl, and allow honest sottlera to take .up homos wherevor possible. It would not glvq n syndi cate cxcluolvo rlghrts, as at tho pros ont time, or In tho future. With such or similar conditions many placos now averse to tho rosorvo will ask to bo Included within tfio ro sorvo, with tho oxcoptlon of (tho syndi cate that Is now engineering tho whole rosorvo. JOS. SCIII3LL. worth of timber for the next genera tion, or willing to give something to the farmers who did not auk for It? Yet such are tho claims, Aro you willing to assist them In their endeavor to steal at some future (Into, In another and more effective form than thoy can now, and to help them koep Knutorn Oregon at their morcy for nil time to com? If It seems doslrablo to have a Dlue Mountain foroHt resorvo, let it be use-1 ful ito nnd holplng tho people and tho I country at largo, in reality, and not In WHHHBnnEBESBBHHHHEHHlHrenaBKHBaQSHBfflEEEnHHBHBHBHHKHa i Tablets! Tablets. S n IS Another huge shipment of tablets just in. Comprising" seven thousand of the most beau tiful covers you have ever seen, which will be sold at our usual low prices. 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They stimulate tho ho- cretlon nnd excretion of Uio dlgostlvo I fluids nnd rollove tho congoBtlon con dition of the glnnds nnd membrnncos. i They put tho whole dlgostlvo system In condition to do Its work. When that Is done you need take no more tablets, unless you ont what ddes nqt agree with you. Then take one or two tablets glvo thorn nwderi help and you will have no trouble. It's n common sense medicine and a common sense treatment, and It will cure every itlmo., Not only cure the disease, but cure the cause. Goes about it In n perfectly sensible nnd scientific way." Wo havo testimonials onough to (111 n book, but wo don't publish many of them. Howovor, Mrs. K. M. Faith, of Hyrd's Crook, Wis., snys: "I have takon all the Tablets I got of you ond thoy havo done their work well in my enso, for I feel llko a differ ent person altogether. I don't doubt If I had not got thorn I should hav boon at roBt by this itlmc " 1 H. a Wlllard. Onslow la MJ Mr. Whlto, of Canton, uns t.iii.. i of your Dyspepsia Tablets curing hlnl 01 uyspopsia, irom which ha suffered for eight years. As I am a m.rr Ij myself I wish you to Bend mn a. pack! ago uy roiurn mail." i Phil Brooks, Detroit. Midi .....J "Your Dyspopsla Curo has worked wondors in my case. I Buffered f0 yoara from dyspepsia, but am now eni tireiy cured, and enjoy life as I newJ havo before. I gladly recmmorJ Worn." It will cos,t 50 tents to nnd out jU8 now much Stuart's Dyspepsia TablctJ will help you. Try them Hint's tlJ best wny to decide. 29 -ji 2 , ,,t- Good Roads For Polk Counti Polk county, undor tho ndmlnlstral tlon of tho prosont county court, Is wnklng up to tho Importance of good! roads. Within tho paRt yenr 3000 ftL of wooden bridges havo been replaced with earth fills over sower pipo cul verts. This policy will bo kont up an fast-as possible, and no Boon as tho finances of tho county will permit, the court will commence a ByBtem of stool bridges over tho largo streams of tho county. It is tho indention to con struct In each road district a Bectlon of road built scientifically, as an obf Ject lesson. Supervisors will bo ex peeled to follow tho pattern. County! Judga Slbloy Is a strong advocato oil tho county roadmaster system, and! snys tho law should not bo repealed STATE NEWS ITEMS. W. W. Johnson, a successful lum bermnn, of Dallas died nt his home In tho loittor city Saturday. The cause of his death wns heart failure, W. It. Deal, who was sentenced to four yoara In tho penitentiary for horso stonllng, at La Grande, and whoso sontonce wns affirmed by the supreme court, has been denied n new trial, and will bo taken to serve oujt his sentence. A flro broke out In tho Sherlock building, in Portland, Sunday morn u Ing, badly damaging tho proporty. The loss Is .estlmntod at $14,000. Aliothor vlolont enrthquako occured xfjc night at Andldjan, In Central Asia. Children Cry for Fletcher's Caitorlj. I r AT THE W mJmJL llk JVhK r H B 3 JINNING MONDAY. DEC. 29. Christmas eve practically cL S out year's business and we tepottt with much, gratification, tne largest business in out history, for it shows that our efforts to give valttes and to lead in clothing and gents' furnishings have been appreciated be yond our most sanguine expectations. $?1 Preliminary to taking our annual inventory we wish to reduce our stocfc in all lines and shall make a cut in prices that means something. These lines include: SUITS - OVERCOATS EXTRA PANTS HATS - CAPS UNDERWEAR 1j . 1 FANCY and NEGLIGEE SHIRTS HOUSE COATS SWEATERS - DUCK COATS CANVAS LEGGINS UMBRELLAS Etc., Etc. The redactions incfode both the MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENTS. Do not think they apply merely to afeff odds and ends, fo on the contrary they will affect lines that are sought afte by the most nobby dressets. It will pay yo io see for youtself , as this opportunity is not an every day occtance. THBSALBMWOOLBN MIL,L, STORE, .H OPPOSITE THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK. HEADQUARTERS FOR 8ALEM-MADE BLANKET8, FLANNEL8, INDIAN ROBES, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOT HNG, LADIES' SUITINGS, ETC. . - . , i. .. -.- i rarfci' mmttmmmumtltm- , 4- ..ap' Iff
