Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-21

! lHt ulltu Nldlbs lual projection Oh
surface title which Is granted to the lode
| locator, he should not be required to make
| the annual expenditure which Is eXacted
as a condition OF such protection from the
! lode locator.
Spokane Spokesman: Personal motives
and convenience might keep Senator
| Squire In the senate, but patriotism and
] the best interests Of his own state seem tC
point across the Pacific. Once the sena-
| tor Is convinced Of this fact, no one who
| knows him, will doubt for moment thai
he will make the sacrifice and accept the
mission.
Portland Telegram: The general pre-
vailing, unprej JUDGED, diSintcrested idea
seems to be that the price Of wheat will
! still advance; that at least il will not fall.
| But there is fact, or three of them, that
cannot be denied, whatever opinions OF
! impressions there may be: the crop Is
| great, the price is good, and for once, AT
least, the farmer is king.
| Spokane Chronicles Should the Peo-
pies party poll 10000 to 1900 votes, as
| has been predicted by those in position to
| judge, IL will settle the contest for gov
ernor. There is not a doubt that it would
| be in favor of the reelection OF Governor
Campbell, since the Peoples party is or
| gained in opposition to Mckinleylsm
and republican legislation.
olympia Oymplan; The Tacoma
| Globe is willing to admit that Senator
| Squire would make fair representative
TO China and that the state would appre-
| cate the honor. 1t would undoubtedly
| be a great thing for Washington to have
! the minister to China, and IL is Hhd0Hbt-
eddy true that Senator Squire would
make a distinguished success of the office.
Dalles Times .Mountalneer; Democrats
| have opposed every industry established
in the United States, with, perhaps, the
single exception of the production of cane
and manufacture of sugar in Louisiana.
There may be other industries that they
have supported; bat if so, we do not re-
collect them at present.
Spokane Review: 1t is supposed that
Senator Squire's heSitancy regarding the
acceptance of the Chinese mission is
mainly due to his desire to see the sena-
tOrial tOga fall upon friendly shoulders,
and possibly to have an arrangement
made under which he can resume his seat
in the senate chamber in the event of the
mission proving diSpleasing.
Port Townsend Leader: Mckinley, the
apostle OF high tariff, is now being pur
sued by Helen NJ. Cougar, a prohibition
crank, who is bitterly denouncing him in
her incorporate temperance harangueS to
such crank to prosecute him during the
hot wave that has been roasting the East,
he must think that it is Helen Blazes in
stead of Helen Cougar that is after him.
Port Townsend Leader: George Fran |
els Train, who twice circled the globe for /
fun, glory and purses raised by Tacoma J
and Whatcom, is now DESTROYS of making |
another round. This time the hOary- |
headed crank desires to make the trip in |
behalf OF Omaha, provided that city will |
raise the requisite amount. If Omaha
gets no more of a boom out of Trans trip |
than Tacoma and Whatcom did, it will
simply desire to be kicked
Aberdeen Bulletin: The sloughs
through the city are the general recepta-
Giles for all kinds of filth. During the hot
weather the decaying and fgtid matter in
them Is the source OF more or less sick
ness. 1t would be well for the health
officers to take a general run of inspec-
tion, and wherever there is any obStruc-
ton to the free flow of the tide require ii
to be removed. A general cleaning Of all
foul premises would do much toward bar
ring diseases.