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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
KILLED AND ATE CHILDREN.
Hungarian Gypses Charged With Ter
rjbIe Atrocities

Vienna, June 29-Under the terrible
charge of having killed and eaten
many children whom they stolen,
20 gypsies have been arrested near
Jaszbereny, Hungary. The leader of
the band is alleged to have eaten IS
children.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

clans have diagnosed the case as an.
pendici,is. The symptoms have not
grown worse. however. and the sur
seons who made preparations to per.
form an operation. AT the last moment
decided not TO do So.
The Associated Press was informed
last night that Miss Rehan was i'm.
nroying.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05

money value OF the scholars prize
would be the index thereby afforded
II the respect in which it was pop
nlarly hell. The American scientist,
the American scholar, SHOULD have the
CHARGE at least of winning such prizes
as IRE open to his successful brother
in Germany, England, or France,
where the rewards pail TO. firstclass
scholarly achievement ere as much
obove these paid in this country as
our rewards for frst-class achieve
ment in Industry or law ere above
those paid abroad.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
HENDERSON STRICKEN.

Former Speaker Suffers a Stroke Of
Paralysis
Dubuque, Ia, June 29.-D. B. Hen Ter
son. former speaker OF the national
house of representatives. is confined
10 his hotel apartments suffering from
a sligat stroke of paralysis. The righs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05
To FIGHT BELL COMPANY.
w sconsin independent Phone Com
panies Unite.

Appleton, Wis, June 29.-The first
step toward consolidating the indie
pendent telephone lines OF Wisconsin
to compete with the Bell Telephone
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-07-05


Four-oared varsity race. without
coxswains, two miles. fer the Kennedy
challenge Syracuse first. time
1915 %; Cornell second. 10:1725:
PENNSYLVANIA thiri, 1888 2-5: Colum.
bia fourth, 1916; Wisconsin fifth.
1852
Freshman eightoared shells. two
miles. for the stewards eup-Ccrnell
first. 9:35 %; Syracuse second. 9:49;
Columbia third 9:53; Pennsylvania
fourth, 1854 4-5
University eight-oared SHELLS, four
miles, for the varsity challenge cup
Cornell first, 20:29 2-5; Syracuse. sec.
ond, PLAY 2-5; Georgetown third.
21:49; Columbia fourth, 21:5S As:
pennsylvania fifth. 21:5945; Wiscon-
sin sixth. 22:06 Is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
uoln1R's AuroBTooRArnY.

Tls rssiss Mssihiy feF Novs=bs'
Ass ths sfsi lraaraeri % ueusr pav.
sarert's hfs. vriiisa ty hinss,f
ii is ries,y musifaiel as VII rur
threass several nambtrt % iAs masa.
rHe
10 l. qalis aFrrorFiaif tAai ths
,ksisA 81 the f,f,uer Ptsiss ssss,
saFtseaisi s,sall sPlsar De- iss Pasias
MeaiAiy
NJ psvsuPosi sFfai she fznnsf Al
PasiaHA sal na1e -asy e,l atsasiat.
tsers see, a.l Fsyivrl maay ftuisif.
strsts
ras skgishts ssaiaiu his nsss nei-
tlle sartoe.s AL vul o. bfslgas uP
ts cate uiih ssue ufu uegk
EhtE wel,s sf tAs Pasiss M,siAly.
is 90 b. sesgFstu,stsl ea this vssy
tinSy seasF sa al ths siasf SAGA
siata
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
valuable Man 70 oreron.

One of the most valuable men 90
Portland. orsgon. the past two years
has been Wm. y. Fcuion.
While be is chief counsel for the
southern Pacific. ana The Capital jour.
nal has not always agreed with him.
the fact remains
Reared In the Willamette valley.
coming up from among the farming
stock q Yamhiu county. be has strong
sympslhies vita ihc producer
As one of the executive committee
of the lewis sud Clark fair. he has
STOOD ron THE INTERESTS OF
TtrE STATE AT ALL TIMES.
He vas instrumental In hringirg
Governor Parice ard she California
commission % e realization Of The in
rcrtaues 81 this exposition.
Fsutou. 8 year ago las srriug
worked hard with the Commercial
sluts g. seizure restoration % the $50
iumber rate.
While be made an argument arsiusi
snseiinE a Cat passenger rate % three
esuts q mile. HE ASSISTED IN TIE
VOLUNTARY ESTABLISHMENT OF
THAT RATE BY ALL THE MAIN
LINES IN THE STATE
IN ths srhi fer the isveispnert ef
Western orcron Wa. y. reu,on h,s
stood up fcr rev iiuss ard hrarches
and fse,icrs q the Harrimau iiuea
he has hsc- ous cf che hsarticsi
rrenoisrs - ne line % Cess Rsy. asd
it uoskinr te1ay 90 secure approval %
a iiss thfourh from ne wulaustis
valley late iAs inisriaf aai acrcss she
state
Tat kind - q uan a. ths peniisa
~ Il I'M. u W. vniuabis % orcrca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
A RrPuB1IcAN CRY TICKET.


Indications are there win be Re.
publican Aspiranis for Alderman IN
each ward.
The time for fiinr nominations has
beer oxiondsi 20 Thursday. November
"a. si 5 p. m.
The direct primary win be held sat.
urday, Novcnter ith. On the afternoon
n sash ward.
Indications are ihst there viii be
several Republicans 60 choose FROM IN
each ward
Several of the gcailcmsn who have
servst ths city the pas, two years win
b. candidates.
III THEIR RECORDS HAVE BEEN
FAIRLY sArrsrACroRY. THERE
n NO REASON WHY THEY SHOULD
NOT.
II takes about as much knoviedre
of rariiaurniary law 90 be an alder
nan as 30 go "a thc legislature
This is-oniv raiusd by study snd By
actual practice. Il iss valuable qual.
iftaiioa.
n - 70 b. horsi as many eomrstent
husiuess men ana experienced rariis-
nsniarians viii b. riskei uP as pos-
sihie.
puhNs husnsss wouit rsi suder b.
thsir teinr elected ailsfmen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Govrrnof Csamhsriain is rcinr tate
tAs Klansth ssuuiry. sud vii tan 70
tAs pssrie
Tie nsmcsrsiic roveruos ewes Ne
oEes 10 his ahiiiiy % tan ssisftsia.
inrlv
Hr NJ A PRACTICAL POLITICIAN
AND NOT AFRAID TO TACKLE A
LIVE VIM ONCE rN A wruIR
To uttsi ~ suy re'iiisai party
sAcro days tsarei b. fne1 up viiA
usrs clerical st1ltv
ta eFaeF 90 via ihs hearts ~ iAs
uasses there uusi D. eaaii.hies We
have cesvisiisus. sud ths csuraes asa
ahinty 30 expires Dee.
The oil r,riiaa3 msehise hal
hsrrcr 81 a uan vhe see'l "tak io
tAs pssrie"
They preferred ths slsst sa1 raa
iesksl 1uuuy ryls q sarli1ais fss
Eosefuer
rIm My REPUBLICAN cANDI.
DArn ron GOVERNOR WILL PRoB-
ABLY M A NAS WHO CAN Talk
10 rlm PEOPLE
Caa.h.hiss sheai1 slf, d. usa aleei.
WIS., rsrsaztl henssty aul isitusiy
t,sfs o. 80 q particle ~ 1eabi
lf theFe aFt tsy uauteF 90 re,r's
vAe hsltys thai ts hts bcsa a srsnts
In ary tsrr. sssh a usr better kttr sE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
STATE
PRINTER
WHITNEY
Talks Salem Development and
Incidentally Mentions
Second Term

kNTca aNllAaA.N
"salcm people are pretty confident
that within a rear they win be cor.
nested with Portland by an electric
road." said state Printer J. r. Whit.
uey. at the Imperial hotel, yesterday
afternoon. "Tho sane firm controls
salem and Eugene street railways and
We are inclined to believe Il is only q
matter o. q short time before an Of
tho valley towns will Be connected By
an inicrurban railway. There are
thcse az salem who ssy they have inside
information that electric ears viii b.
running from Portland 30 the Capital
City vithiu = year.
ct Aavsu't such fat JOB a. some
people thirk I have" said Mr. Whit
uey. VITA a lauEA "but Il is rood
suoush fcr ne 20 b after e for a use.
ond terra You may not believe it.
Bat sans rsrtcrs thirk that an % ihe
s6o.eoo appropriated hy ths Legislature
% cover the rTiniing q tvo years roes
90 re-. Tssy forget that rspcr ana
bisaiag costs rontihing. asd that uniss
rTiuiers are noe in tho hahit of vsrk.
iag fsr so'hisg II ne rsiuiiag shsuia
bs iei sgt ty soairast e. woaid 60;
fsIy a. nush. u zoe mere. thaa q dsss
row. Tsis hss beca pFsvsa ia several
Instances
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Nc-lss = hsrsAy gVsz slat sAees
49, hs a spesal usstlrg 81 iAs ue@-
he-s q 49, Sseaal Ca-rsh 90 Car-s--
S5isa1s,. ~ St,sa oregsa M,raay
sEsaize N,veaAsr e. lsc6 az sAsls
sAaesA s.a1os la Sale1a az Fst2 s'slssk
f,s tAs F-rp,ss - 4@Svilg tAs a.
ii,lss st i-ec-Ferasi1a q s.ii crgLak-
trl,l. a11 far tAs t-a1sts11l 1e E-.A
elltF hlsl1ess a. uky os0a asf--s ths
uss--rs n W. WAEEES Cissk
Stlsu- o. Ost 81 ISIS l1eElti
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Tvsifth street. souiA of ssats.
prsachius az ti,so aad Tiso. sunday
t,heol ai 10 q m Tuesiay nirkt
Htie rsa8sT. Friisy right weekly
rfaysr ssrvise Men5ay. wednesday.
thursday aad Friday. at $50 p ~
fihls siuiy. Fsn rospsi tssshirr All
tri svefyoss ueieons ". y. MrCsa-
iiish. pastof.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
surs cws fsr Pna.

ttshlag Piles rFe1ues usiaiure asd
ssuss iisAiar. tAis fern. ~ vsn a.
Rist. niestisE e. Prstrsdisg Piiss srs
suEs1 hy nE. Bs-na-ksS PIE Rsnedy.
siePs itsAiag aaa hesdizg. Ah.srts
tunsrA Sos a sar a. druEEisss. e. ssui
by san rrsatiss frs& Write .s
ahsui youF ease. Dr. BsazkN Pan.
a1sipAl.. Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Second Church Of Christ. Scientist.
l40 Chemeketa street. Services; sun
ioy az 1880 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Sub
iest of Lesson sermon: "Adam & Fallen
Man" Sunday school at 11:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing Ft 5s3o o'eloek Reading room in
the church. open each afternoon except
sunday. All are cordially invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
Christian scisnrs

First Church of Christ. Scientist. Ser.
vices; Lcssou SERMON ard children =
classes at n a. N. Subject Of Lesson
sermons adam aud Fallen Mar. -
wednesday evening meeting az 1880 p.
M Reading rcom open daily except
sunday. Christian Science hail. corner
ef Court aud Liberty streets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
uaiiariaa churrh.

frank A. Powell rasef sarisy
ssAoal a. ioA - starr KirE Fratsrai.
iy AZ $50 p ~ NJ Peusu VAL tpstk
-eFu.zg ard sreaiHE. Nofrisg tAe=ei
'TAs Lee - Life" Pfcf z. ~ Par.
via Vii tizs "r.s Hearszly Ylfss. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

che ticket Of any party in the ROcso-
welt era.
In the meantime Chamtsrlaiu goes to
Klamath.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
Catholic Church.

Rev. A. Moore. rector FIRST mass
1880 an. Cateehism $3.50 a. m. High
mass lO.3O a. m. Wednesday Novem-
Der 1si. feast Of All Saints, high mass
$3.50 q. m. Thursday. November 2
feaa Of All Souls. mass a. m. During
the month Of October and Until Novem-
Der "a inclusive. services every even
ing at $3.50 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

That selects bis wheat from the snsa
sheaves that are cut, must make soo5
-four, and good -four for your dsHv
bread is the STAFF Of life. There /, !.
aour on the market that Is rrousa
from better wheat or BY a better p,o
cess than the wild Rose. /. MAKE,
white, light and delieiously aavor.s
bread and is the favorite witt houu
wives everywhere.
Manufactured BY Salem Flouri.,
Mills Company. Salem, Oregon.
SALEM rLoUnngo hrILIa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Nst.ts b herehy sivsa shas thsrs
ul bs sFes.I ueetieg 81 Pr,
Caarsh 81 car.t. Ss.saslsl, % Stieu,
oFrsa hr,l az caF.silaz s,lfses Han
MelAy. Nsvsnler t,A az T,g' p u-
f,F tAs P-rpass ~ 1tyz,'viug iis ssgaa-
.zail,a anl o. tAs tsalsastt,z es sesa
stAer bzaasss as Say ss.s bst,ss shs
uestIrs
LILA MtL-NE,s BLOoRE
Uerk Flrss cagFsA sf Clris-. ss-sz-
uss- ll2tl,g
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
First Methodist.

At 1880 the celebration Of the sac
rament Of the Lords Supper. At 1880
tho pastor will preach on "The Pro
rressive Power Of Sin, - from the text,
ssIs thy servant a dog, that he viii do
this thiug3" All are cordially iut
vitea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

p s. Knight. pastor. Usual services
at II a. n. and ESQ p. m. Endeavor
meeting at $3.50 p. M Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Bible study and prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

You get the benefit Of The Journals
Special sale Day. November ilth. We
aivv you a dollar. Read The proposition
IN our big ad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
SUNDAY
SERVICES


Chemeketa and Church streets Rev.
Barr o. Lee, rector. Usual services at
1880 a. m, II a. m. and 1880 p. m. sun
dsy school at 9;45 Everyone is cor
Liallv Welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28
W. q &. u

Mrs ?. Boyd viu preach iu ths
BamP Menorisi Hal. eoruer of Ferry
ard Commereiai streets susday. oct
.aiA. at e'sieek p. n. A cortiai In.
riiaiioa TO svsryuue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

No better sausage made thar at Far
ringion's Market
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-28

Evening subject. "The Claims Of the
Church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12

1t had become lost until yesterday
morning. Having read The Herald
story of the baby which was supposedly
abandoned by it's mother at the depart
ment store, she hastened to the police
station.
Mrs. Tumbel told the police that the
woman who was attending the baby
forgot 1t in the crowd at the store
while shopping and when she returned
for 1t the baby was gone.
The little mother was profuse in her
grateful expressions for the care given
the baby by the police and police ma
tron and departed for home with it,
vowing that she would never permit it
to leave her sight again until it was
Of sufficient age to 'stay found"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
BULLET GOES WILD;
HITS THE WRONG MAN
A. c. Kaiser Arrested on Charge OF
Attempting to Shoot William
EhALnnd

A, c. Kaiser was arrested yesterday
morning on the charge of attempting
to shoot William Elwood in the base
ment of the Chamber of Commerce
building. 1t is said by witnesses to
the affair that Elwood, who carries a
newspaper route, slapped Kaiser the
manager of the route, because he re-
fused to pay Elwood So which the lat
ter said was due him, and Kaiser
drew a revolver and fired at him. The
bullet missed Elwood and entered the
thigh of w. NJ Clair. An officer was
called and after sending Clair to the
hospital arrested Kaiser on suspicion
Clair was resting we'll last night and
physicians say he should recover rap
idly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
SHORTER ROUTE
To GALVESTON
SANTA FE IS CONSTRUCTING
CUTOFF
lessons DISTANCE $50 MILES
Preparations Being Made to Offer
Decreased Mileage and Quicker
Time Between Pacific
Coast and Gulf
lessons DISTANCE $50 MILES

( Although.no confirmation comes from
good authority that sthe Santa F'e has
plans under way for a shorter route
by $50 miles from Los Angeles to Gal
weston.
The cutoff being built from Belen to
Texico, it is stated, will be built in q
southeasterly direction, to connect with
the Weatherford branch of the Santa
Fe, and thus form short line from
the Pacific to the gulf.
The Santa Fe last December voted a
$50, 100000 bond issue, the larger part
of which, it was stated by President
Ripley on his visit to Los Angeles,
would be expended in the development
Of the system and laying new rails.
At that time ne refused to discuss the
question of the new territory which
the Santa Fe expected to enter.
The proposed line from Texico to
Weatherford, distance of $50 miles,
will meet with few engineering difficult
ties in it's construction, as the country
is a gentle rolling prairie, vast graz
ing land for thousands of cattle.
Building Cutoff
At the present time, the Belen cut
off is being pushed to a rapid compile
ton. Hundreds of men are employed
on the construction work, and it is ex-
pected that the road will be open for
traffic by next May.
General Passenger Agent ]. ]. Byrne
said yesterday:
"Of course such an undertaking
would not come into the hands of off,
cials of the coast lines, nor would we
necessarily be aware of plans for such
a project, but I am perfectly willing to
give the report credence. The building
of such a road would result in great
saving in time between Los Angeles
and Galveston, as 1t would shorten the
distance by more than $50 miles.
CONSTRUCTION Of the Panama cana
is of vital Importance to railroads ex-
tending from the cities of the gulf tC
those on the Pacific coast. 1t means
that a shorter mileage and better time
must be held out to shippers for the
railroads to hold traffic. Then the re-
lations between the south and the west
are constantly growing closer, which
means a larger demand on the trans
portation facilities"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGE
PLACED AGAINST DRIVER
j. C. Taylor, Employed In Los Angeles,
to Be Returned to San Franz
cisco for Trial

]. C. Taylor, who is wanted in San
Francisco on a charge Of embezzle-
ment, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Detective Sharon.
Chief of Police Hammel received a
telegram from San Francisco yesterday
morning. informing him that Taylor
was believed to be in Los Angeles, and
requested that he be arrested by the
local police.
Taylor is charged with embezzling $40
from former employer
Taylor says the trouble arose over a
debt due to his employer. He says he
worked out $40 of his debt and was then
discharged. coming to Los Angeles.
Taylor was employed as driver by os-
good g. Son
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
BOXERS KNOCKED OUT
BY FRIGHTENED HORSE
Combatants Approach Too Near Heels
of Beast and Receive Blows
Which End the Bout

While engaged in a boxing match
In the Pioneer livery stable last night
Edward Tarbell and Samuel Reynolds
were kicked by an ill-tempered horse
and so severely injured that it was
necessary to remove the friendly COM
batants to the receiving hospital.
Tarbell sustained a three-inch scalp
wound, ragged laceration on the left
jaw and bruises about his head and
face. Reynolds sustained minor lacer-
ations about the head.
After having their wounds attended
the men explained that they were .en
gagged in a friendly boxing match and
approached too near the heels of a
vicious horse, which kicked Tarbell,
knocking him to the floor of the stall,
and in doing so tripped Reynolds.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
Protectors of Philippines

"They have come to the conclusion
accept the responsibility thrown upon
them, 1t is their duty to assume the
responsibility imposed upon them with
patience and courage. They believe
tectors Of the whole Philippine people
and must prepare that people to main
tain the stable government now there.
There is a third party which favors
ence. This party may be divided into
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12

lin from the office of marshal. He
says that he accused the friends of
Folsom of the deed and believed that
the dynamiting was the result Of the
controversy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
"PLAIN DRUNKS" HAVE
LARGE SUMS OF MONEY
Police Make Three Arrests and Find
Much Cash on Their
Prisoners

"Plain drunks" with large rolls of
money were common sights yesterday
at the police station. With $275 in his
trousers pocket, H. w. Martin was
found by officer Roy Allen peacefully
sleeping off the effects Of liquor in a
barn at the rear of 11S Winston street
yesterday morning. Martin went to the
station, and though he offered to pay
well for his liberty. was booked as a
plain drunk.
W. H. Bull was arrested yesterday by
officer Vignes on the lawn of the Plaza
and when he was searched $50 was
found on his person.
j. H. Judson, while in an intoxicated
condition. was arrested on Spring street
by officer Ziegler. A serach of Judson's
pockets revealed $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
LITTLE MOTHER CLAIMS
INFANT HELD BY POLICE
Baby Found at Broadway Department
store Thursday ls Identified by
Long Beach Woman

Verging on Mysteries because Of the
loss Of her baby. Mrs. Tumbel of Long
Beach, scarcely out of her ''teens," ap-
piled at the police station yesterday
for permission to see the baby which
was found at the Broadway Depart
ment store Thursday morning. When
she was shown into the room where
the contented atom of humanity was
lying, she screamed with Joy because
1t was her missing baby girl.
She said that the baby was entrusted
in the care Of a woman at Sunnyside
two weeks ago ana she did not know
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
TAFT BANQUETED
BY THE NATIVES
SECRETARY TELLS OF PLANS
OF ADMINISTRATION
PHILIPPINES FOR .FILIPIN0S
Explains Attitude Of Various Parties
In United States Regarding
Our Occupancy Of
the Islands
PHILIPPINES FOR FILlPINoS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MANILA, Aug ia banquet given
by natives to the Taft party tonight
attracted great interest, as It was ex-
pected that Secretary Taft would out
line the policy Of the present adminis-
tration. For some time past the feeling
among the natives has been that the
administration was deviating from the
Mckinley policy, and as a result there
has been a noticeable disaffectlon
among local politicians, with the In
sular government, and also much un-
rest.
This attitude was met fearlessly by
Secretary Taft, who upheld the admin
istration's insular policy. When he
finished his address he was loudly
cheered. He said, in part, in response
to the toast, THE Present Administra-
ton in the Philippines "On my part,
If 1 do nothing else tonight, 1 should
make clear the views of the administra-
ton upon the present and future Of the
islands
1.-THE American people are divided
upon the question in all discussions.
There are those who have the real i'm
perialistic idea of extending the influ-
ence of America, by purchase and con-
quest in the Orient, enlarging the power
of the American government for the
purpose of controlling the Pacific and
securing the largest share possible of
the Oriental trade, yet undeveloped,
during the next 100 years.
There is a second party, and this is
much the largest, who regarded our
taking over the islands from Spain after
the war with the gravest reluctance,
who would have been gratified in the
extreme If the assumption of the bur-
den could have been avoided. This
subject has been under consideration by
this party, and indeed, by the whole
American people, and the attitude of
mind they now hold respecting the
Philippines may be stated with some
accuracy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12

two classes, having different motives.
The first class is anxious to rid the
United States Of the burden Of govern
ing the Philippines for the benefit Of the
United States, on the ground that the
Filipinos can make their own govern
ment. This third party has twice been
defeated at a national election on this
issue.
The second party has for its chief
exponent President Roosevelt. He be-
lieves that It is the duty Of the United
States to prepare the Filipinos for self
government. This may require a gene
ration and probably longer and the
form Of self-government will be left to
the individuals who will control the
two nations at that time. 1t follows
that the president, and he, himself, de-
sired me to say this to the Filipinos,
feels charged with the duty OF proceed
ing on this policy and maintaining here
the sovereignty of the United States
as an instrument for the gradual edu-
cation and elevation Of the whole of
the Filipino people to a self-governing
community"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-12
SPRING STREET LIGHTING
TAX AMOUNTS TO S14,(

City Tax Collector Johnson will be
saddled with the task of making col
lections for the Spring street lighting
proposition. The amount to be col
lected is s14.62S. ranging in amounts
from $S49 to S5 cents. and divided
among 221 property owners. The levy
will be made when the council sets the
tax rate.