The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-14


to be ashamed Of, but is an honorable
employment, enabling man TO sustain
bis life in an upright and creditable way.
and that Il IL shameful and inhuman to
treat men like chattels 10 make money
by, or TO look upon them merely a. 70
much muscle or physical power. Here
is the whole germ Of all social rights, and
the duty Of labor is not and can not b
an article Of commerce, a merchautable
commodity, as bread or meat, entirely
subject Of the laws Of demand and sup
ply. Modern industfiaiism observes
nothing beyond the market in which u
buys labor. The very term labor mar
ket' indicates the extent to which greed
Of power and pelf has sunk the working
men. specious words are spoken 70 hide
away hideous crimes against humanity,
free labor, free composition and free
dom Of contract Such are the maxims
under which men are driven to work at
starvation wages, and however low these
are the workman is hidden to step aside
the moment another human being Is
found to give cheaper rates ut the sweat
Of his brow. The right Of each man 10
obtain from his labor sufficient where
with to live in reasonable and frugal
comfort implies the sntecedent right 10
the opportunity to work. Society h
bound to provide for the needy who are
willing to labor and can find no work.
and this duty Of society Ia not enc *
charity, bat one Of justice"
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WASHINGTON FRUrr.--An Illinois cor
respondent writing TO Chicago agyicui-
tural paper says: "No one who II ac-
quainted with Washington can fail TO
appreciate that state Is splendid fruit
region. I am an Illinoisan, born here,
have lived here all my life and expect to
die here. Therefore, II can not be laid to
my charge that am personally inter-
ested in what I may say Of Washington.
It is an ideal fruit state. The strswber-
ries grown in Washington are the best
grown in the world. They have better
flavor and are sweeter than any straw
berry have ever seen. But the Worlds
fair can show what the fruit Of this state
Is better than can describe II. The dis
play is simply elegant"
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FISHING IN THIS SrArE.--fn the state OF
Washington there Is no end of fishing.
The waters Of the state, both fresh and
sslt, are alive with fnny tribes. There
Ire no less than 235 varieties Of fish in the
waters Of Washington, and that nuplher :
3 now shown IN The wcridss fair exhibit
u the state. Persons who nave wandered
along the weli-whipped streams Il the
sast would revel In the pleasures afforded
by the rivers and brooks Of that state.
The sport can be varied between catching
iuick-moving trout in the mountain
streams, pulling in hand aver hand sitrer
,ided salmon in Puget sound OF epasring
whales in the ocean. Catching and
packing salmon is an industry II Railsoud
Record.
A SASGUISH SENATOR. Senator J.. r.
OF North Yakima, was ID
Goldendale en- route home from The
Dalles, Ore. Speaking Of the Outlook
rom democratic view, he said; "Whcn
he financial question IL settled according
10 Mr.. Cleveland's idea, with which I
heartily agree, reign Of prosperity not
known for years will dawn upon the peo-
pie. Our Republican friends 10 majori-
y are ready with open hearts to welcome
,his condition Of things. / further pre-
iict that Mr.. Wilson's modification Of
he tariff will win some Of its most ar
lent opposers to its hearty support"
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DoS'r KISS KrrTY.-It must be terri
'ying revelation to those foreign ladies'
who kiss their cats that has been made
BY Professor Fiocci, the Italian chemist,
He has found by experiment that when
! cat ticks its lips 1t spreads over them
saliva in which there are swarms Of mi
mute bscilli not free from danger to
human beings. When he inocuiated rah-
bits and guina pigs with this noxious
they died within "a hours, and
be has come to the conclusion that It Is
dangerous for ladies TO indulge in the
habit of kissing their cats.
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DUsISBRRRE Samuel B. Dus.
inberre, ex-csshier Of the Puyallup hank,
who is charged with grand larceny and
embezzlement, was arraigned before
Judge Parker yesterday and entered
pleas Of not guilty to seven charges,
against him. The date for trying the first
case was set for Thursday, September ri.
Friday, September %, tao charges will
be tried, Monday. September %, two
more, and on Tuesday the Last two.s It is
expected that the entire time Of the court
win be occupied for week with Dusir-
berre's csse.--7acome Ledger.
ENGLAyD's ACQUISITION THE solomon
islands, which were annexed by England
last week, form the largest and least
known group of islands in the Pacific
ocean. although among the first 10 be dis
covered. They form double chain of
seven large and many smaller islands en-
ending for over 600 miles Ia uur4h~ezs
and southeast direction. They ers be-
,wesn latitude deg south. lonxitnde i5l
lee. 40 min. east and latitude 10 deg, "a
min. south, longitude i0e deg. 30 min.
EAST.
CRIPPLED YoR LIFK.--A suit for SIS, COO
damages has been instituted against SEN
ator Squire as owner Of the Squire-Lati-
mer building by the parents Of Elsie and
Edwin Dittnock, the little children who
were injured on August II by an iron
shutter falling from the building. They
will live, but both are crippled for life.
The complaint alleges that the accident
. a.