Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-22

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ease in the department funds through i
be regular channels that would place a l.
itficlent SUM at its disposal TO make the c
lstal service adequate To the demands of e
MS prosperous region. The management I
the surplus has become a serious ques- !
lon mainly through policy miscalled
craftsmanship. which has doled out
luneN where true political economy has
cQuircd is liberal expenditure, and this
clnoN Judgement of inadequate mail
ABILITIES. coupled with "a statement that
here are no funds IN the department TO
emedy the defect, points out one very
Important interest that has suffered
through a financial policy at once 81
stupid and 81 Inconsistent
Democratic paI>imouy. thirsting tai
nal Itself famous under the name of ~
form. gave the country cheap admins
Iration Of the postal department through .
rrippling the service aud democratic
house of representatives ndorsed the /
quality of such economy by making the
tally with its figures. As
a result. the postal facilities Of far west
en and northwestern sections are wholly
inadequate Ia the demands of business.
the department is "oui of funds. and the
surplus i Still the nightmare Of cheap
statesmen"
Boston i planning to entertain about
all creation this summer. Beside the
Grand Army convention in August. il j.
proposed Ia have the National editorial
association gather at the Huh. the last
week m June, This association j. largely
made mp Of Western men. but it Is more
lively and extensive thing of its Kind than
New England has ever before seen. II 1,
productive of floods of oratory. usually of
prctcntiou> type. aud altogether form,
quite a show. The Massachusetts and
suburban press are To receive and enter
tain their brethren of the bounding West.
and will have to wake mp il they hope Ia
rival tine programme carried out in the
cilir~ of that section
Once in a great while the inventors pro-
ducc something new under the sun. but
the new >Iapcr> ~ today are the persona
icatiun Of novelty. The latest remark
able and unique performance Of a news
paprr j. the New York Worlds photo
graphic Interview With senator ingalls,.
the Cato of kansas \ bright re-
porter Interviewed the senator. and while
he vas delivering himsclfof the trrsc and
epigrammatic sentences which are pub
li>hcd in the letter press. a photographer.
With an Instantaneous process for picture
taking. Wa catching the senator in the
striking attitudes to which he was impcl-
led 10y the carucStuc>> Of his conversation.
and an these arercproduccd in the World.
"
The engineers are at work ON the line
Of railroad to Nchumc aud Nhatcum aud
the graders will follow them fast The
road Co >kagit Pass above Scdro j. bcing
pushed with all possible dispatch. \
large tnrcr j. working un the branch south
of N'slru. aud thrline tnw ard Westminster
j. ourrgriically under way \ few more
months and the whistles Of locomotives
from north. south and east. will greet the
whistles of incoming steamers from every
part of the sound and from an the oceans
Their" j. nothing. whatever. the matter
with Fairhavcn.
once a boy who was sent by his mother
Geo pro, Idle supplies for q setting hen. over
which she might rumiuatc. lucuhratc aud
incuhair. placed under the matronlv dis
posed fowl about two dozen eggs. When
asked boy hi> mother why he gave the hen
80 many of the spring chicken producers
lac said. wy. drai her old picture.
wanted tu ~cc her spread herself
fhu>r who wonder why So much land j.
being cleared uf about Falrhaycn. will
Soon >"r that 10 j. o. give her roam To
spread herself
col j. ". Frighan. SPEAKER Of the
Washington house Of Representatives. Is,
very much oppu~ed TO the tide-land, act
PASSED hl the legislature. aud advises re-
course io the courts to overthrow IN. act
col. Frighan claims that the law j. un-
constitutional un the ground that interest
rl parties voted Tor the passage IT the
bill. and that the provision allowing ahut-
Ting ow ncrS he first right to buy j. class
legislation. The latter j. not good ar
gumcnt. however. for it cannot be- class
legislation which favors giving - citizen
right to protect his equities.
sam Jones the evangelist is nothing if
not lippant. n he had been unc uf the
rcyi-er~ of the New Testament he would
probably have made ~. Paul say things
after the light struck him which would
have sounded rather Hip from him " hen
he was only saul of Tar~us. Here is one
of his latest nghit>: My ideal Of man
j. John the Baptist. who jumped ON a
king and iu>t paved feathers out of him.
stay there until the ants carried him ont
through ihc be-, hole before he would mod
ify ANYTHING that hc had said.
Herr Most. the ltirsutr and Whooping
anarchist who does a great deal Of tight
ing with his lungs says he j. willing to
die for his convictions. Heretofore his
convictions have only sent him to the
island" hat il be- could be- supplied with a
conviction for which he would be forced
tp die the world would be better Of His
facility for hiding under beds will prob
ably continue him as 4 nuisance indef-
nactly however
Lately urgru iu -. Louis buttrd an
ON to death. and Yet the solid south"
Will persist in setting up a thin wall for
the negro To butt at. lie will butt 1t down
Yet. f,i~t> aud all.
\ starch trust j. the latest This j.
probably tu ~tifrcn mp prices
INCIDENTAL
An Indian can hold pp~totiicr. but he
can hold great deal of real estate on his
. upr~Iu.