Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-31

declined To be herded' in this manner;
A change of this kind would have sugSesed
a revision of official titles 10 suit, NOTHING
lcss Than Grand Antler' or worthy
Chief Animal being sufficient 10 denote
the lender of the herd Luckily. now
eyer. the proposition was voted down ana
members OF the organization VIII he
known simply a. 'Elks as heretofore
First Assistant Postmaster Glarkson
has returned To the East from his west
ern trip and is enthusiastic about tins |
great state of Washington. lie says The |
ignorance of the government concerning
the West is astonishing and astounding
and believe one of the most prohtable
Investments the government could make
would be to compel the heads OF depart
ments and the members OF congress 10
travel through the West to learn from
nersonal contact and observation the
/ needs of that part of the Union: in short
to put them in touch with the people
! As usual Mr.. Clark sons head is paftleu-
larly level and he is emncntly correct
There are TOO many statesmen IN the
East nowadays who learned what they
know of the West from Olney's geog-
raphy, which located the Great Ameri-
can Desert" where Denver now stands.
The Apaches use the education the gov
ernment gives them as well as they do the
Winchester rifles obtained from the same
source. Tony. who was three years at
the Carlisle school and speaks good Eng
fish. Is the leader of the Apacnes now on
] Ia,
the United States service al noon one day
and was hunting for white Scalps before
, night.
The Pacific Coast Associated Press has
. been organized at Tacoma. with Hon.
5 ". IL. Calkins president. Col. {. W. Hoo
: bari vice president aud secretary and ;.
= w. Wall Gkodakl secretary aud manager.
b 1t is the intention of this association To
= furnish Pacific coast news to the general
e press. The names connected with it arr
9 sufficient to guarantee its eminent re-
a spectahlity and efficiency.
To read the morning papers with theil
news of murder, rapine. cyclones, diseas'
aud destruction in other parts Of th'
y world. and then note the prosperity
healthfulness. saluprity and social hap
: piness ON Puget sound is inclined to maxi
one stick closer than ever to the Mediter
!" ranean of America and especially TO tn
: pleasant paths of Fairhaven.
le With the terminus of the Great North
le ern at Fairhayen and the Canadian Pa
l. ci6c due in few weeks. the Norther
IL Pacific seeking terminal facilities ther
y and the Union and southern Pacific
II pointing this way, the Focal city was
N happy name for the pride of Rockingham
t. Bay.
re The kilograms say that Emperor Wi
l. liam has gone to Russia looking for peac
a. As William Is more likely To be lookir
e' for somebody to tread on the tail of h
Tu coat il is probable that some day the ca
Is will be going somewhere looking for Il
:, pieces.
:. Little Guatemala has boarded al
"a searched the American steamer Collin
" Next thing Little Guatemala knoN
Uncle sam will have his fingers TWIST
~ through her raven locks and the thras
-. ing that salvador is giving her won't
ho Il circumstance.
be Gen. Clarkson says that the west "
nd. cleo, the president in ls.2. and If tn
I'VE high functionary doesn't come lmme6
q a atelv from the west he will be- man
nd. sympathy with the demands of the We
the Hurrah for Alger aud ThurstOn! Oh
The either or both.
Rucnos Ayres has a brau-new revol
~ ton. II Is their winter time down
~, Buenos Ayres and they must do son
~ thing 10 keep warm. but this seems 20
very hot. Go it. Bunie. and be In fashi
red \ new United States judicial circuit
rest proposed To encompass the six new stat
the and il is said that Judge ". II. calk
tn Of Tacoma is the man most talked Of
IA an bsa l. a. IA