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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

wants and in deciding upon those la...--
90 government which shall prevail Gov
eminent ~zuuo- he -Ezla perfect --E
more -lsr the human mind GslT ---a-l
1UllV5-euee. oc- as education advances
We .lu improve upon old methods an
We can demand from 0u- pCyL- servants
honesty and Fidelity, and ay The e1-r-
else 1, the elective franchise a. 1u- pr
uIs-.eS and csucusas secure -Ie L--l->-
standard ~ ability. L. however. aS =
zoo often The cf>e. the So-c-.l-l higher
a-uca-LlC leads - 20 fo-s-l this right
-Ea- We deserve ul.S- 1va-uUan- -l-
su1.is-lo1 All The S--zv.-- NJ one p1--
zion ut 1u- people s--.U>- che y-le-. *
nJ-arce p-o-oSes G.sc1n-su.. ana, i
may be permitted 90 use the term. 'r,l-
Ucs-et ignorance p-CvgSgs anarchy an
commission
Teach our youth that the principles t1-
which our -1-eta-lers fought are - dear
-o them rs 20 -l1se vn. zoos p4-- Z
that great struggle. teach -aem ya4- -h-
great BATTLES which ended in me enancl-
ps-loa os the slave are the glory U- our
country ami were bu- another sep u
advance n our system NJ government.
.mous -lem wiki respect for our haS.
teach -nem -ha- our country : really
-h- home 5o- those who love ..i-e--y. -La-
il is --Uly me refuge so- -ue JppressaG j.
sni that j; Offers equa. opportunities
70 all.
BENJAMIN 3. ODELL. JE..
Governor os New Y0-z.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

- $50 .4--= ,gv-e Il.ula Alwa.!ans
N -le island, sill. even though foreign
a-s had l.-eaty begun Introducing civil
!za-i1l. In l>12 -h- native population
had 6w.nl.ei 90 1901. 90 which must Ue
added 1.4S7 part observation-disclosures o1
an Hawaiian mother and = foreign uus-
band.
The n=Z- twelve -ea-s saw Z further
drop 20 4y.l++. and al increase u par-
Elwai.als -g AIS. while IL 1>yu there
We're only &4.43G Hawaiian, anu G.IsJ
Qar- Hawa..ars. SIX years .a-a- -h- Ha-
va.5sus number 3tuIg. AMI -a- mixed
population S+S5. The latest reusus
brings 90 light the fact -la- u1- nuly has
-a- pure native population continued 10
diminish. ou- -le part Hawaiian NUM-
hers have decreased from SIS 20 $50.
The Hawaiian population i now actually
oue--h.-i the number OF the japanese an
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

al Association. which numbers Ora
'y''yyy members in various parts Of u
world.
SAe founded the Industrial Farm Cd
ony at Du1hurst, which has grown 4
FeiAaFAaole dimensions. She succeedsl
10 her fathers vas, estates in HerrfOr5
sure Worcestershire. Surrey. Londo3
ana since 1884 she has used her weall
AoF the good Of her fellowmen.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
The Doctors 9ilenna
By HcS0a Strctton
-

81 move t-es.y he farther We Travelled
down into -he Inferior A: FslziSe We
exchanged -ds --Ii1 .0- small omnibus.
"A lirh 11-a the l4ne "N0i-ezu" cuuspi--
urEsy ~ : i0l- A. .-rS-h We starred
II or che isc sage % ou- journey.
Finally our omnibus Vas Jo!-iag and
--u1..lS -1wu some s-sep sn1 Es-ruw
streets. .lEl-e- o. 0i. lamps ~vuaE 2cr1ss
-l-l- Only a. ne I'M was-s Ne stop
PED va, -lr-e anything ..ze life wcss
uu A.1.Ma from ae- deep and heavy
s.-ar
We a-- here a Noi-eau,' 7 said We
have reached 1u- home a. .-s-'''
The l1I- ws- opened before he child
was fairy avase. A SLa. cluster u-
aE~-lli=-s gathered round rs a. We
-..-l--t.. a1t watched ou- luggage pu-
down from -ae -o1s N.uiuz was lean
i-- against NE. Ea., asleep. \ narrow
visa 1. Ia. houses lay -g The r.-l- and
left ..,- 4 -U7-u---aG.e iarzu-ss. The
Snip ~ szg overhead was black wi.h
u...l.--:
'-N1.-=zu:'' asked II g rome o: iu,e.-
-1=a---1-
'ye, madame" responded 4 chorus OF
voices
"Ca--y us 20 The house os MoEsisu.
En-. Pe--ia-. me z-C.a-." ! said. SPEAK
.E- slowly and i.s:ilc---
Tle words simple as -aa- ws-e, seem
- 90 awaken considerable excitement.
The .aaiaiv -1-ez lT her hands. vl Z
IN expression o.; as-oa.sane1-- Was u
sS.l.- -La- I could have made & mis-
-ass IN 50 sa0- and easy ssn-sn.e :
said .- over s=a.r -o myself. and .e.-
sue I was -.Ea-- W.-L renewed colI-
L=uca repeated l. aloud, v.-L : slight
-l-.-..1-
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

a-iuary .njYTies on the part of labo,
u.- Hv lorGsv,and selfish arrogance on II.
0s-t OF capital \ beginning must !.
made by conspicuous examples OF M
r-1ui-i0l os the duty and obligatioa
which are the conditions upon which i.
.uI enjoyment OF our partnership al
van-a-eS depends.
These examples should induce conserv
F-ive and tolerant counsel; they should !.
prominently recognized and appreciate
and constantly pressed upon the view !.
al. who may be remiss in their ObligstiOos
20 American co-operatiOn-whateyer Il.
sr0pe and nature Of these obligations mar
he GROVER CLEVELAND.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

and is now just 80 years old ~ ,sar :,
sIe nrs' achieved considerable lnno~.
ance by her election to the Presida'ra.- a., :.
OF tne British Woman's Temnararc,
ASSOCIATION, now the larges, comnanr
Of its kind in England. In 1870 st. i'aly t
elected Vice President of the worIS,s AZ
" omen ; christian Temperance Union
ana IN ls''s. on the death of Miss Fron ~
ces Willard, she succeeded that tam. 1-
woman as President of the Internar,on' ,tiC -
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

- III t'SNabLe 4uE NAtAu 70 20 V--I
OF course, some OF these people Just
'--owed yhal way" When they ve,.
in infancy their mothers spent days an!
weeks doing nothing but keeping them Al
good hum0-. They were never throw
ou -he.r own resources nor had to MAD.
The best Of circumstances. ON the olhs
hand are the cheerful folk who an
pleased with a rattle and tickled with i
straw They manage TO have sud
time almost anywhere. A blessing U,
on these simple hearts who take ii
world as they ind it. without a murmr
and. always looking for the good a,
pleasant. realize essentially what ths!
expect, They are the conservatOrs 4
sane living in the world.
There is d class which amuses itss
directly at the expense OF others. 1t /
composed Of those who pride themselTs
upon their wiz. Repartee and sharp u
lie -u-ns that have reference to anOtha
are d sort OF revei 10 them. Bringing
into notice the fOib.es and pecu.iariils
nj even friend is not beneath their p1s
pose 20 pose as wits. But retribu,iOn !
the form os the loss Of friends and "
faculty for perceiv!ns the ludicrous, b
coming ~ .a>- weakened through ovss
work, ieceneraJes into caricature, or pad
tive Stiffness.
Il does uor need a long experience 4
show Us -AG- those who surrender them
selves 90 the desire for amusement mis
lis realization. The everyday duties, "A
ciose-ar-hand service, the longing TO z
worthy Of rhs gift Of life, while driTn;
from The mind ;ue unworthy aim toNi,,
. getting good time out OF the world, Vi
instead supply thar peculiar. broad. vi
/ r.et, interest, which furnishes happiRsa
including that lower order OF satisis5
lion named amusement.
( MARY B. BALDWIN
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
Ought to Have Pool Tables.

astrological II.
biblical scIentI
demonstrates I'd
lie primal and u.
yersal desire Un u
part Of children
10 play. The chur4
uush, To prOvids
place for its yOlI
people TO hold s,
r.al dancing pli
ties. The mois1
hurch ought 4
nave billiard al
pool tables and ID
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

The most serious
and persistent evil.
ra1- t.S-u-bs coop
Grafton among OUr
people j. found N
-1e contentious and
quar--.s between
employers and EN-
pigy-s. Surely, IS
al o-.-.na. PROPOSE
--.u -le-e should be
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

themselves that 10.
body can say Of
them oh, they do
very well for WON
e. is probably the
foremost leader Of
the feminis, move.
ment in Great Brit.
ain.
She is the daugh-
Ter Of the Earl and
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
VICTIM OF HER OWN BEAUTY.
Miss Helen Vanderbilt W ackerman
Slaudered Into insanity.

In ST. Giles IEfrmary, London, is
young woman in the worst stages Of in
sanity. Her eyes have terrifying look.
her once handsome features have lost
much OF rheir beauty, and she suffers
from de.us.Ons. refusing 10 ear because
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
Gu er.

>, ! ne prosaic Individual who has .
-'eu Romance finds it hard to una
stand how two people can dawdle az
AUurs and at their conclusion feel .
taken fight.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
Servant Girls in GERMANY,

The growing demand for women in
the factories Of Germany is bringing
the servant-girl problem more and more
TO the front.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

l-- -.e.s -u. ..> members. Instead I
1e-apor.ns legitimate amusements let y
church recognize their value and ths1
Necessity in lie.
r. A WHITE. D. D,
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

Lots Of people are known as wild
DecsuSe the towns they live in :
pen to be small
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

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s!u,g--s 90 ,.- y--u- gL. -g---r.g.y call
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

nh, II shere is anything in hypnOtsiI
WY DON'T the bill collectors take it 1
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
People Who Must Be Amused.

Sorry is the lot OF the man q
woman who must be amused ev,
cry minute OF the time. Thsr
dread q quiet Sunday afJernoa
or q rainy evening, when 4
one is likely 10 come in Or il /
impossible for them 10 60 OF.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23

Better prudent enemy than a friend
without discretion
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-23
VERY WELL FOR WOMEN -
This i' Not Good Enough for I,adr
Henrr sozerset's pro,o,v.-

Lady Henry Somerset who no. "a
vlSea her young women proleg,s in an
English industria! scaesaI - = -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Everything Looks Propitious for
Colorado Springs Gathering.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept 3d.
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangemcnts for the tenth national ir-
rigation congress, which conyenes here
oct. 6, has received encouraging re-
PORTS which promise a large attendance
OF noted men from all parts Of the
country. Large delegations from the
commercial clubs of Omaha and ST.
Paul will come In private cars. New
Mexico Texas. Wyoming, Knasas and
Nebrska cities will also send large
delegations.
The subjects to be handled, affecting
as they do the proper expenditure OF
$4,000, 600 Of public money now avail
able and the proceeds from future land
sales for the reclamation Of millions
OF arid acres and the making Of homes
for millions Of people now crowded in
the cities, have attracted the highest
minds OF the nation, from captains Of
industry 20 the leaders Of the labor or
CARNATIONS. Letters OF Endorsement
Of the possibilities Of the congress are
pouring in every day from these peo-
PIE. one notable communication was
received today from John w. Ella, the
prominent lawyer and civil service
apostle OF Chicago. In part IL was as
follows:
mo project OF equal Importance has
been launced In fifty years The &C.
ton Of Congress has transformed our
dream Of two years ago into con-
crete system The vital thing now is
that these who shall be engaged In
lis execution shall realize that the
scheme IL now az It's practical stage
and shall so manage the work and APP
NV the funds as 10 Justify the gov
eminent In assuming the responsibility
NJ our request We were once an
agricultural country but for six years
now the farmers have ceased to be one
half Of the population. IL Is an axiom
IN political economy that a country Is
al its best stage when agriculture is
Us dominant industry. Anarchy starves
I'm an agricultural country. So with the
most OF the evils which threaten the
rerpetuity Of peace Of community.
with b0000,000 new farmers on farms
tina, viii not only be rs fertile as any
whore In the world. but whose FER
tlllty viii be practically perpetual the
agricultural character OF this country
will be fixed for-well. say another
century"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01
SUICIDES IN THE NAVY.
1t. Comdr. Bronauch OF the kear-
sarge Takes His Life.

New York, Sept, SO.--Lieut Com
mander William V. Bronaugh Of the
United States navy committed suicide
today on the battleship Kearsarge at
the navy yard by blowing out his
brains with o revolver. Friends Of
Commander Bronaugh believe that he
was very much worried over the mani
fold duties Of his position as executive
officer, which are conceded to De more
arduous than those Of any other Of.
icer In the navy
Purnell i, Harrington, captain OF the
Rrooklyn navy yard, said There 1;
an epidemic Of suicide I'm the navy. as
surely as there was ever an epidemic Of
fever. Such a thing may orur and
cannot be explained. The man has
probably been thinking Of the other
suicides. which are very sad affairs,
end then in an unguarded moment the
desire to try II seized him and 1t was
all over In a minute"
Commander Bronaugh was born ~
Kentucky and entered the naval acade-
my In 1878.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01
succcssru, Airsbip Experiments.

New York, Sept. S0,--Two alrshlps
made ascents today on Long lslahd
which surpassed the achievements OF
anv others of their kind on this con-
tInent. The airships were the crea-
lions Of rival inventors. Lee Stevens
and Edward c. Boyce, and their PER-
formances were very much IN the ma
ture Of a competitive race, both beng
in the air at the same time and both
faring about the same. The wind was
light Ii is claimed that the Boyee arr
shin assembled to q height OF about
! 600 feet and sailed course about TWO
miles in extent, the navigator hnaliy
alightlng by means OF a ladder rest
Inc against a telegraph pole near the
point Of starting For the Stevens arr
ship It is claimed the ascent was as 70 {,
n height Of 4aOOO feet. After making
a aieht Of about five miles, the balloon
in descending. came in contact win
telegraph wires and became disabled,
bpt tho navigator allghted In saiety
and the airshlp was rescued Without
serious injury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01
AN EYE-0PENER.
WI Believe II Possible that Coffee was
at Work.

.'sge often attribute their III health
sne indiscretion In eating, and
s+s net IN the hope OF recovering
sohled good health: finding no
~ ~ 'or the better in their condition,
We al loss for the cause. never
4, moment thinking that a cup Of
~ winch they take IN the morning
fuut source from whence all their
~. soy IN Philadelphia had her at
60 called to the pernicious working
S .se On the system by reading a
~ .0OK on How 20 Live" She says,
No S uuly an eye-opener 10 me.
M. many symptoms OF the nervous
~ under which had been laboring
49, were here directly traceable 10
a., urlhKing. Especially IL was
n, ! % Dc responsible for the COM
h ,ySI,tsskdown' Of my nervous sys-
~, aleh | had ascribed 10 many dif-
ri, ',SSs ..s. and which had become so
/ law, ''s my hands shook Ike that OF
4, rss,t Sneneyer I carried things to
tl,g - W OF reached out to grasp any
"a ,..r round myself subject TO fire.
t's,,Irss, !. OF dependency and gloom.
v, en-, =, emptiness, with constant
O. 49, NE every slave 10 an Inordln-
~ d5S,,.Gl.'e ] was loath 10 believe thar
- r,s w. morning and mid day bev.
fs1'g, ~, ,he true cause Of ali this
Ns.,~ r noIleed the advertisements NJ
" , ,yVl Coffee, / determined IA
h s,na u purchased a package and
Y opy,spafed carefully as direct
e.iss,,or.sea my first cup Immensely
~ tsos ~ i uss been my favorite drink
N Ia snu mat Is wear and n
We ~ had barely used II n week
n,Igrs@' F,. a general 'tone-up' Of
W. NV, tlrst my appetite i'm
ta,,- az ! mad no feeling OF depres-
" s,,,,,' together ana q sensation
Nus,l,.. Specially Of my s,omacs
,sse. ~ saule. After a month r va
icSsy r,, Ivy hands no longer from
WA, ntIe improved, and this
's,,'rd nv n, continued until / entirely
Wisiar,, health.
soa,-,' learned Of a c.so 49,,
lrogli. ,,s.'a,lon, dyspeps,a O o.. oi ner-
~. !. ne uyy. ny friends and others
son-b, ,s1s el the abandonment, q,
sam \ \, '..erags and The nee y, d. W
ta1 ;, ttad and | ~. 20
"a Is.tu" N as m which II failed
- 1ras crs,Ssa , me-. given by Postum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01
zoLA's FUNERAL,
Paris Anxious 10 Know if Dreyfus
win Attend.

rarls, Sept SO.-A crowd drawn
by curiosity has remained in front OF
lolas house since morning and his
tragic death continues to De the chief
topic Of conversation here. The fun
eral has been fixed for Friday and IN
terest Is shown IN the question Vhe
Dreyfus viii attend
The Patrie says III he dares to
show himself In The procession the
looks and contempt Of all the apecta-
tors VIII bs concentrated ON him. II
he hides himself IN This decisive hour
he viii show himself 10 be HIS own
Judge OF the work Of his benefactor."
The postmortem examination ON 10.
'o remains this morning resulted IN
addition 10 the regular report, that his
death was due to asphyXlation caused
by corbonio oxide fumes, I'm showing
that the novelist fell into n dens ~
saturated atmosphere as he attempted
to open a window and was suftocated.
Nine Hola. the report declared. owed
her life TO the elevated position Of The
bed A medical bulletin issued this
morning, says Nine. lola is rrl-
crossing as satisfactorily as possible IN
spite Of the terrible shock caused by
the news Of her husbands death, which
was communicated to her this morning.
II was followed by state Of torpor.
She is now calm, but is unable TO utter
a word or make q gesture"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01
Omaha Broker shoots Himself

Omaha, Neb., Sept 3O.--George r
Voss a prominent bond and security
broker and son-in-law OF Henry W.
Yates, president OF the Nebraska Ma
tional bank. accidentally shot and
killed himself near the Omaha Gun
club grounds today No one was with
him at the time, he having preceded
the party q short distance. but II was
evident he had stopped to rest, and in
rising the gun was discharged, the con-
tents entering his head beneath the
Jaw. He was dead when his COM
panions reached him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-01

the dim light marauder coming out OF
the henhouse with a sack. At the same
time the horse. with vicious squeal,
went toward the thief, and, wheeling
about, began 20 Kick him. The thief
dropped the sack OF chickens and ran
with the horse after him the horse ac-
tually biting out a mouthful Of the
mans coattalls as he scaled the cor
RAJ fence, The bag contained eight
chickens.
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pes Moines. Ia, Sept. ao.-The Rock
Island fast mail. westbound' was
wrecked this morning at Newton. 81
miles east OF here II Is SAID franc
viii be completely tied w for y hours.
No loss OF life Is reported, Three cars
les, the track. The accident occurred
while the train was attempting 10 get
around the wreck Of a freight ram
which went through a bridge across
SKUNK river yesterday. Three tram
were reported 10 have been killed IN the
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Horse Acts as watch Dog.

Keswick, Cal, Sept S0,-A prominent
citizen has horse that does excellent
service as watch dog. But for the
wonderful intelligence and faithful
ness OF the animal which occupies q
corral next to the chicken-house,a thief
would have made his escape with IA
hatch Of valuable poultry.
During the night the proprietor was
awakened by a racket in the hcnyard,
and on taking a cautious look, saw In
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killed Husband and suioided.

Victor, Colo, Sept 30.-Mrs Mabel
LLOYD this afternoon shot and Instant
Nv killed her husband, Richard Lloyd.
nj their home In this city and then,
putting the revolver to her own mead
inflicted what will probably prove a
fatal wound. Jealousy Is said to nave
been the cause OF the tragedy. LLOYD
has been in the grocery business mere
for some time. They had been married
two years and had no children.
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womsn's Headless Body Found.

New York. Sept. SO.--The headless
and armless and almost nude body or
young woman was found today noat-
ing in the East river. There was
nothing about the remains TO give any
clue TO lie Identity. The woman was
about 20 years old and weighed about
1870 pounds. She was five feet hVe
inches tall.