The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-27

Judge Turner. candidate for the cen
ate from the state of Washington, was
one of Grants immovabse "'3O6'' at Chi
caeo in 1850. Turnerevidently has STAY
ing qualities. We were with him at
Chicago and know hi1 well.
The Telegram saws the road question
can stand all the agitation and discussion
it gets in the legislature 1t is popu-
lar Issue, and some important law must
be passed at this session. The people
want good roads, and the lawmakers
must provide away to secure them
n Washington dispatch to-day states
tt9t Senator Dolph yesterday saw the
president regarding his bill extending
the time for payment on railroad lands,
bat the president would not act until
the secretary OF the interior had ap-
proved the bill. The latter was then
called upon for an immediate report.
and the bin Will probably be approved
'to-morrpw.
Many bUsbaess man cuts down his.
newspaper advertising just at the wrong,
time. 1t lie not the return from 5udic-:
ious advertising which brings sucoess2,,
1t is the cumulative effect. Watch the.
business of two firms, one live presis-i
tent, aggressive advertiser, the ether;
negligent. which becomes the lead.
ing merchant in few yearsf Buy
a space in yoar' paper, make it interest ]!
ing and don't begruge the money. Ad-;
vertising in a live paper pays The
paper can live without your ADVERTISE
ment better than You can live. without
its effect. ~
The storm of yesterday was a wide 1
spread one. 1textended all over Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyosning
and the Dakotas. In some places as
suming the dignity of a blizzard. Ata
Umatilia the wind blew from the north /
east at the rate of forty miles an hour,
with light fall of snow. !
On the coast, down by the deep sea
snow fell and over ut Tatoosh Island the /
wind blew T5 miles an hour. AT Tacoma
and Olympia the snow was three inches |
deep, and at Eugene City it was eight |
inches. AT Sissons the snow was the
deepest, measuring two feet. Rain or |
snow fell at nearly every point on the
coast from San Francisco to the extreme
northern telegraphic range.
Senator Vandenburg did not vote for /
the Raley bill, but he is the author of a
rather unique bill himself He pro-
poses to do away with the publication of
an itenized account of county expenses
ia the newspapers. and, RS substitute,
the ltemlzed accounts of the monthly
TX penditures are to be printed in long
primer tipe on cloth posters 10 be stuck
up in all postofices, on the street cor
ner dry goods boxes, and other loung-
ing places. For downright simplicity
md utter mpracticability this bin
stands preeminent. But what can be
from men who would cast the
'hackels OF monopoly about the neclSs of
$4,000 free born people by his '.intelli-
seGt' vote as a senator from the classic
-egions OF southern Oregon? 1t is said
hat he is merchant at home.
Probably he has whiting constituency
whose only ambition is a soft pine box
o cit on and jack knife TO cut il into
fragments, cloth posters and all. i
Aluminium horseshoes have been tried
n one of the cavalry regiments. A
,umber OF horses were shod on one fore
oot and hind foot with this metal, or
linary iron shoes being used on the
'ther feet. At the end Of six weelSe,
Turing which time the snitilais had been
moving on hard and stony road II MAS