Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-17

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hhs fscznens u1eE -ipeuest ag tile
snss e4ears- Thus hs avoided "a -he
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portunate, or q faElag Lac0 srr1rs
himself. HIS only WeaEless vas ~
desire u aeromuodate ocEers- alEags
fallaz ia Elta Da5iis-s7i 7irs5esi eatef-
urisss. HIS eheeFflll-es4 ard NllLlIZ-
ness u take h0Id With osaers otten
left him 70 pgH Ioad 10 heavy ior
hIs e7sE-EfIInz Shoulders
Inhis oo.ci4I rsi1t5ons vita otaer
uer and the community b. Nas AMI
mated bT q keen sense q hOlOr that
pre7erted tie highest sOccess il tue
enunGn acseptatioo. He EoQld not
d Hhat osneFs tesred requisite %
sscress- Il u aid the world i ruled
By see0od -elass people- He was nns a
ruler o. a Ieader, but gsnalne ser
yart q the public and his friends
For aboqndinz good fsIIoTshipr
really the highest quality of Christ
Iaa culture, Mr. Waite had few Equals
AEzzys ready FOR JOKE or playful
hunog, he can scarcely Be said % have
taken life seriously except when alone
OF engaged On business for others We
can imagine when alone he oftea IN
duIzed 70 a quiet laugh and rubbed
his hands In gIee at sOne folly o.
some ridiculous feature be had OBJ
served, but was TOO kind 20 display
the mirth be felt for fear Of hurting
the feelings d others. His love FOR fan
aud enjoyment d hum0F was never
tndulged a. the expense Of Innocent
persons, Or eFen o. those WhO we're
not his friends. In this latter class
we're none he could BY any reasonable
Concession OF by any act q kindness
bring 70 his side. He had resentments
and proFOcatlOns. bat he vas a typical
American 10 forgetting personal DIFF
feFences almost a. soon as they sprang
into existence Such a man not only
makes smoother the paths IN which
he moves, but he smOOthes over hun
dreds Of difficulties between neighbOrs
and friends, and Is 10 this way a ben
efactor % all with whom he comes Ia
contact.
HoSeTer pleasant a man Mr. Wait.
was tn business and public affairs, IL
was 10 his personal relations IN the
home and 10 the social circles where
the sunshine Of his nature meant
most, and where its cordial influence
will not be missed. He attached the
young 20 himself especially, but the
sunny kindness Of his disposition
seemed 70 permeate all ranks, and
level age Itself, 80 that the oldest felt
younger In lis presence. The .domin-
ant DasslOa Of bis life seemed TO be
10 enjoy all that was good aud
pure aud wholesome 70 the Ut
most degree. So he loved man
kind, nature aud even the dumb
brutes for the Ioyousness they