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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

W. w. Bellows of Springfield, Mass.
and Mr.. Shelby Of Grand Rapids who
have been looking over the Neglect
ed mine, departed on the eastern
this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

From Wednesdays Daily.
Harry Turner went out to Bayfield,
this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

Mrs. Charles NJ. Sperry. who has
been confined In the ochsner hospital.
left yesterday for her home at Bay
field.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

Herman Coulson and wife returned
this morning to bayfield, after spend
Ing a few days in town with friends.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

Theater goers are In for a weeks
commencing with Mon
day. The Marie Fountain company
will do the entertaining in good
shape.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

Sheriff w. j. Thompson lef, this
morning for Canon City TO bring Jake
Zipperian back, the order from the
supreme court having arrived last
night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

DR.. ]. C. Thurman arrived in the
city last evening from Denver Is
here for the purpose OF looking after
ditch matters on the upper San Juan
in New Mexico
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

The May races are going TO be a
drawing card. Horsemen are seeking
information and 1t is quite likely
thirty or forty flyers will be brought
here for spring training.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06


TO Hold, " the tale gets out Of her con
troll and good judgment at the end
and mars its symmetry in the desire
for a stunning faish Of an unusual ma.
ture.
Isidro and his sweetheart are swept
over by forest Ere, and at the eriti.
cal moment along comes big buck
deer. Both swing onto his back and
are carried TO pool Of water
In this pool up TO the neck they
hug and kiss each other in approved
fashion, with cougar, wildcats, leop-
ards, bears and porcupines in the water
ali around them. That is what we
call raw finish.
Mary Austin has done n beautiful
piece Of literary work in her story,
q Isidro.v She should have counseled
with some one about the finish. It
might have been happier and more
reasonable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

that they would take possession of our
great industrial, financial or CONNER.
elal enterprises and reap the immense
profits aceruing therefrom. But il is
no argument against them, considered
merely as laborers. They do not need
initiative in that capacity, and
their lack Of it, if established. would
be the best possible guarantee that
they would not seriously interfere with
the real progress of the American peo.
pie We have enough initiative our.
selves to supply the world. What we
need IS men who will take orders and
execute them. In such CAPACITIES II
would seem that the field is limitless
ana likely to remain so until onr pa.
sourcs are developed to point far be.
yono anything now in sight. If the
Chinese will continue TO leave their
families at home and be content 70
work here for Few Years and then
return to their own country. it would
see" that the "yellow peril" would
l''e i'''le chance to cause permanent
INJURY to our institutions.
Does it not reduce itself in the end
to a desire on the part of organized
''00r to monoPolize the field which Il
'"' '''Os''ed to itself, and even other
n''as which it has not entered, +,
','S oay Of regulating trusts tbs ,r,h
'..,''y Is that the thougbtfuI na,.,I.
y ~ 'N"'l'ne as carefully into the te,.
''aele' and dangers Of the labo, -
r' T' '''y do into the capital trnst.
D''' Is a labor trust that pa,nroI,,.
employment Of foreign labor as +, t" '"S
as'a'zed the introduction 90 y, LOS
f'',ns machinery, whereby tho o' p
ave power OF the worker 4. r.r,,', r'y
ia,,',.,, .'s1,ea to the Inconvenience Of so,, ,
,ll Individuals but to the vast ben.s, n ao'us e
'Ae nation as a whole. D'"' OF
II may be found on ,.s..,,
Pc best interests Of the oo.'., ION 'aa'
advanced by the present ra''y NV. are
lu, w'.,, W. exclusion of Chinese laboye,. -
l-,,,S,I Sos'd Be better subsorvs5. 'i.I,o', 5.nr
r'.,.,-,. -,,',l.'' and reasonable sr,ts,, ''
''''''ioa and regulation 49,, '''n or
er. 10 oe,.i. rt.s,' az, and yet allow our farm.
When ueeled. 'e servants
THE SENTRY !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
A HOT ESTIMATE.

Hon. Harrison r. Kincaid, who Il
editor Of the 42nd volume Of the Ore
gsn State Journal at Eugene, county
iB1ge Of Lane county, who served a
term ~ secretary Of state, and who Is
.oHs Of the hndest hearted men in the
world, has this on the legislature;
There being no senator 20 elect, IL is
an OF year, and will perhaps be rather
dry and stale for some Of the members,
AID especially for the members Of the
"'third house" who depend upon ia
vsrable opportunities TO make spending
nnoppy with which TO "have good
rtins.' Can anybody define the proper
meaning Of that pbrasef Some call
getting drunk, rolling around in the
nsu8 and having the life nearly beaten
sout Of them y high old time, while 10
some others II would be regarded ms a
very poor time. II all depends upon
tho condition and realization Of the
1penson. As one thing follows another,
as one wave follows another in the sea,
.drouth is usually followed by rain. a
feast by famine, and "good time "
IA rolling around In the mud by head
ache, according 90 history and physio.
Illogical examinations. No doubt Puter
and Mckinley had "gOod time, F"
3 fhiRh old time" while II lasted, but
~ did not last always, and the reaction
and decline brings the high rolling
'atwn 20 dead level with common
ssvery day time. Perhaps during the
session OF the Legislature the members
Of ahe third house can steal bill
after IL has been passed, and before
II has been signed or fled with the
secretary Of state, and get enough from
some interested company or individual
10 keep the wolf from the door, or do
some other stunt that will give them
a little spending money. There may
~ some charter bills or some other
insasures that are loaded aud have
'essth in them, out of which some con
ISOLATION can be gained by the needy |
and the hungry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
THE CONGO REFoRM ASSOCIATION

This organization is.sending MS liter
ature from It's office, room 7el, fremont
temple Boston. Mass
There are pamphlets by companion
Of Stanley and by the British consul
as TO the awful condition Of the wo-
men aud children in the Congo state,
Africa, due TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
the Belgian government.
The editor handed these pamphlets
60 Hon. John 4, Richie, very intelli'
gent, moral aud humane reader OF the
Legislature now in session with the
hope that he might bring in a memo
rial 10 congress.
II sccms aho barbaritics in the Congo
state are the subject Of a very redhot
controversy in the Belgian parliament.
whpther IL would be proper for our
government to notice them Is a ques.
tion.
Tho pamphlets contain pictures Of
women and children with their hands
aud arms cut on, ears cut on aud 9th
crwise mutilated. A large part Of the
population is ia that wretehed eondt
tion,
Il would be the hcigh, Of absurdity
to SAY that the welfare OF these un.
fortunate uaeiviliEcd populations do
sot concern us here in Oregon. or that
We have not the right 10 ask help for
ihcm
The legislature ~ this state sends
memorials 60 congress and che presi'
den, on an kinds Of subjects They leg
lslate foT dogs horses, cattle, and Tor
thc birds aud ashes of tho sea.
slave driving, cruelty 20 helpless
women anl children. not 60 say men
and fathers ot families, ought 20 in
tercst any man with heart ia him,
oven though be has been sent 20 the
legislature and lives la clover.
Resolutions aud bills are introduced
20 protect the crabs aud the CLANS and
unborn generations of oysters aud sea
gulls aud meadow larkA Why noe for
tho poor beuighted hcathen wiiA both
hssds cut ent
Tho clilos hopes tbs, some kinl ef
/, resolution may slill be offered % this
legislature calling the attenti0n of the
Siug of Releium 20 this faF away eoun.
.ry aud askiue that be rale mere iuss
y on Congo land
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

Woods or the courts viii issse an IN
junction against you for being too en-
terprising.
The deadlock over senator IN tne
first Missouri. Legislature for two genef'
ations does not look 50 much IKE re-
form as appetite.
The attempt to cable the name Oh
General swiatoloptk.Mirszky from st
Petersburg has busted several subma-
rine telegraph systems.
There has never been a call Of either
house at this session. There has simply
been no call for one. Neither have
the Democrats ever leaped the ratings
and ran away to break quorum.
An Oregon apple sells for four times
as much in California as a California
orange. A California orange sells Iof
twice as much in Oregon as Oregon APP !
pie. Isn't there a suggestion in this
Modern journalism is largely devot-
ed to stirring up row, showing that
there is friction, arousing men in OPP
position to each other, making the
most Of faetional differences, exposing
the weaknesses of individuals, and new
Pr. never. giving credit for good mo-
lives when a bad one can be invented.
All the political preachers who could
yet pulpits Sunday were busy telling
he legislature what bills to pass.
slowly but surely the church and state
,artnership is being extended. The
hurch is to take charge of the affairs
f Caesar, and the state is to become a
ind Of side partner with the things of
-od.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
nav Nan roR I.ANp orrrcn.

n, A. McClenahan, Of Roscburg, Is a
candidate for the onicc OF register of
'thr RosehuFg land oelee, from which
removals have recently been made, TIE
u RepuMicaa ot thc sirirtest ipteg
sity, and 50 Gar a. w know has never
bad anything 10 DO with hand grabbing
practices. n b evidently time that
gentlemen of not too easy virtue and
ehe " look quite through the deeds of
nen" b. appoinied 90 these ofh,os.
The easy oomplaisanoe with which pub.
iie business has been done Ia the past
10 selng 10 be- supplantei by siyictcr
code % puhlic morals The theory that
ra puhlic oihcial MAS ia otise msFcly 20
expeliio everything that eomcs aioug
bas heen supplantrd by one of greater
fui,lie Vigilance Ia the iateresl of the
genoFel pohlie and forgetting ths
eiaimanl fof espeditlng things ia gon
.esal Zoe bis particular bcaeat Those
vhe eannes saieA enio ths arin of
xmngs bettog NOS lFy Go gos responsi.
he pesilions ia IAe state aad aatioual
soseruasni
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
STATE NEWS

The Anti-Cigarette League is in +
sway at The Dalles this week.
Mrs, W. P. Gilbert, of AumsviI
died at ther home at that place Fridl
evening. The funeral was held satu
day afternoon.
John Barker, of Heppner, shot al
killed the 7-yearold daughter of Robe
Dexter. Barker had been drinkiH
and was angry because the girls won
not dance with him. He is hal
breed Indian.
An epidemic of scarlet fever B
broken out in Pendleton. 1t is
ported as being in a mild form, al
rlgid precaution is being taken so as
Keep the dread disease in bounds.
Miss Marie Thompson, of Euger
who is employed among the corps
clerks at the legislature, has been 4
gagged to teach in the Pendleton Pd|
he schools the coming term.
C. II. Green, the manager of s.
nav, Michigan, timber syndicate, is
oregon and says that their firm "
ouild a large sawmill on the Columk|
The sawmill at Warrenton has be-
placed in the hands of a receiver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
DOWN WITH ALL THE NORMAL
SCHooISl

There is not a demagog in the state
but can howl "down with all the state
normal schools"
During the discussion Of the needs
Of the normal schools before the ways
and means committee it developed that
teachers are in the employ of the state
at $500, and even as low as $400 a
year.
None OF these demagogs are ashamed
OF such n condition Of things. The
worst class Of political demagogs want
TO abolish all such schools.
None Of the politicians who howl
"down all the normal schools" care
whether public school teachers are com.
petont or incompetent.
Each legislative session is taken up
with more or less fighting the state
normal schools.
The fact does not concern them that
this state speads less on normal schools
than any state in the west.
lhtg Woulu uub hafN Haiti'Ao VI
shame in the fact II this state had no
normal schools whatever.
Every state in the Union supports
normal schools They are the gymna'
siums where public school teachers are
trained.
California maintains six and Wash.
ington spends two dollars to our one,
and has record for good state gov
ernmcnt and rapid development.
Every dollar spent on an Oregon
normal schools returns an hundred per
rcnt in better equipped public school
teachers.
That Is the way they advertise Ore
gon TO the world. Down with all the
normal schools. Return 10 the days
when children harmed their lessons /
In front Of the fireplace by writing on
, shingle with charcoal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
SALEM CITY CHARTERS.

This session Of the legislature is tc
Pens a few minor amendments Of the
salem city charter.
Tho last complete enactment was
made in 1850, which repealed the char.
Aers Of 1862 md lsp3 aad ali other acts
amendatory.
Since then there have been three
amendments In 1901, 1908 aud again
In 1908, tho second amendment at the
hast session being Mr. Jory's amend.
ment 20 establish saloon limit.
The people will recall the great char
der Aght of 1908, when 4ho city limits
were extended 60 include all suburbs.
That was iercely resisted by tho con
aervatiVe amendments
The amendments this year are TO
sAholisA the poll tax qualification for
votiag, which has caused 80 much strife
an city elections,
There ID an amendment changing
the saloon limit so as TO prohibit es
Establishment OF saloons south OF Trade,
east Of High aud north Of Chemcketa.
There l. another amendment reQuir.
sag ,wo.thirds majority To pass paw
sag order over the remonstrance ot
citizens owning frontage,
There is not believed 60 he any ~,
rious objection TO these amendments,
aud the charter will be passed as
ansre foFmalitl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
nm nNnINu oT IaInRo-

The uew serial hy MAy Aasiin Ia
she Atlantis menihly has some 90 an
~ed snd the quaiiiy ef she writing
..as n,sipiained enil ihe isst sAapief.
The hero aad heroine are "a lAsi
snsught a. ksew each oihef In their
.lris felation. hut ths CailfaFala aulAaF
hna heen ablised 70 stFain maiiers q
1iIle oos ~ che ordlnaEy,
Lie Min Johnsona 'fTe Have and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
AN oRrooN rToNErR

lnmes Rlskley, ot hrownsville ~.
turned 10 his home last Friday. lie
came so oregoa ~ years ago, and has
eesp az Salem visiting his sea, RepFe
ssntative Rlakley. ef Umatllla esausy,
Tor a few days rhe youag msa, VIE
is lawmakeF apd = highly FssPestel
@s@esF ef the ways ana msaus e0m,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06


Several causes have seemingly com.
bined to stimulate a significant reac-
tion in public sentiment as to the exclu.
sion of Chinese laborers from this
country.
Among these causes, as revealed of
late to the observation of the Sentry,
are; The increasing tyranny of labor
unions the ever.present "servant girl"
question, and the growing seriousness
Of the labor problem in the south.
With so many cries for willing
workers ringing in their ears, thou.
sands of thoughtful men are beginning
to suspect that we have gone too far in
shutting the door on the most tireless
and versatile laborers who have ever
offered their services to the American
people.
We excluded them a few years ago
in a panic of fear that we would be
overrun by "cheap labor;" that our
civilization would be endangered by an
influx Of countless hordes of heather
aliens, and that the future of our
institutions would be imperiled by the
swarming millions of Asiatics who
would come TO oyerwhelm us bv the
sheer force Of numbers Some Of this
fear was for the time, at least. iustifi.
able; more Of il was doubtless an echo
OF sand'lot demagowery. But all the
arguments were at best conclusive in
favor of restriction and strict regula.
tion rather than Of absolute exclusion
The Chinese were excluded original.
ly at the behest Of organized labor 81,
so-ealled, yet only small proportion
OF the Chinese who come to this conn.
try have ever engaged in the mechsni.
cal trades, which are supposed TO he
under the special jurisdiction and nro.
lection OF labor unions Most Of the
Mongol immigrants are farm laborers
ulling position which has not bero.
'ofore been subjected 10 the influence
't labor organizations. and for which
The demand has always been in excess
't the supply Domestic service has
also heea AN important field for h.
employment Of tue Chinese, and here
Zoo. there is constantly swelling de.
nand Tor competent workers
One of the arguments against thai,
Introduction WAS that tbe Chinese A,
''' permanently help this country he.
au'' they send their wage. home R,,
be facts are that the work thew ao.
s or lasting heaeht % the ssr,,-,
.n' that for every dollar rhey ..,5
.'''' they necessarily eXpead five 3,l
'rs here tor tae.r living svr.,...
A' Permanent Improvement. ,.
l',A they are employed ANA ~
'''i'a that they take ou, % the .on|
"' tee benett OF thcir smp.sysrs .D|
'ma'o hefe aui adj 10 the ag,,,..,.
F'sper''y of the natioa. rtev -.
o io.s eeant'y frst 10 large uumls-.
o ava 'a the builiing q The s,rli...
Aeihe railroads When thar t,.l
'@p'e'sd they became wage sa,,er.
, 'ae mines and on the frui, farm, ~.
@"'''a'a' oeeasiouauy eueagi,, Ill
'ms trade. "I
l' Is also urged by sous thai n..
'ek initiative Thls uisht h.
umfnt araln.f th... i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

mittee, is nearly 65 years old, and has
grown-up children, one daughter being
Mrs. John c. Leasure, Of PendletOn.
Blakley, senior, is still an active man,
and enjoyed himself at Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
See How We Self Them

35c Imported Voile Dress Goods !
all the new shades, browns. mods
and tans; yard ............lo To-
20 pieces Lonsdale and Fruit Of N,
Loom Muslins; yard .........S S1.s,
500 yards Montrose unbleacbs3
Sheeting; sale price, yard 61-4
45c Bleached Table Damask, of fin.
quality, with beautiful floral dsl
signs; price, yard .......... 90
75c Table Padding, extra heavy. 81,
ira wide width, yard ...... AZ.
$500 worth of ladies, beautiful SNOW
white muslin underwear now m
sale, prices 1Oc, 15c, 25c, 35c up.
100 Twisted Handle Ladies' sbop.
ping Bags, in all colors, (specianI
sale price 80. ............2 .25.
Remember we are sole agents for
the famousBLACK CAT HOSIERY
for ladies, misses and children
(special) sale prices, per
pair .10c, 15c, 25.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

Just arrived from New York 30 Silk
Shirt Waist Suits; $500 is the reg
ular price; they are swell garments,
Just from the Hub of Fashion; col
ors navy, brown and black; intro
duction sale price ............S9,9o
Sf.35 Black Silk Peau de Sole, our
famous quality, thick and heavy,with
a beautiful rich satin finish; price
yard 80. .... .....' ....'.'' 'oJc
75c Colored Lace Striped Silk
Grenadines, beautiful goods, the
latest for shirt waists, yard. SOC
$l.3j Lansdowne Cloth, all cOlors,
magnificent quality; sale price
yard .... ........ voc
29c Imported Danish Cloth, all the
new colors; price, yard ......lSc
500 yards Fancy Dress Goods, all
kinds, makes and weaves; sale price,
yard .... 80. 49,. ......,...20c
500 yards of Imported Scotch
Zephyr Dress Ginghams, a beautiful
assortment, yard ..... .......l0c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
FHE SENTRY

c,,,ss. IA, i no,.i aSHn'i mel has arrived at ii.
personally 1, 1'- 1'a a..' VIII be pleased to
corset uodels 'A' 10 the latest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
X-RAYS

ii ~ M ~
A resolution endorsing the Monro
doctrine has not yet been introduced a
this session.
Whatever railroad bills may pass the
house, none will ever pass the senat,
at this session.
One bright spot in the future-thc
circus is coming 20 town soon after the
Legislature goes.
As Harvey Scott is himself again ed
iting the Oregonian, there are many
readable editorials.
80
II is still not to late to put out a
bed Of bulbs, and have some early flow.
ers for the children.
Colorado potatoes are being shipped
to Oregon. That is almost like shipping
strikers to Colorado.
The Democratic party will never be
formidable, so long as Bryan and Cleve-
land are both leaders.
A special session Of the Legislature
in the fall is giving some Of the unin.
dicted jimjams. Whyl
A legend that would help draw
crowd to any play, if true: "Beauti-
full, though an actress.
Bryan's paper is organizing Wo.
men 3 Democratic Clubs. Bryan always
was strong with the women.
Is Senator Pierce afraid that a new
constitution would limit the number
of bills he might introduced
This state needs $500 state census
about as much as it needs to buy angel
wings for the cons at the state prison.
Roosevelt simply makes congress do
what is right. Some such man in the
Oregon legislature wouldn't be a bad
idea.
The Eugene papers have wisely re.
irced their pages in number. II don't
pay to run an eight-page paper in
fourpage town.
SO far there has been no serious at.
attempt at bribery in this legislature.
The gang have not been smart enough |
% locate the Doodle.
The determination to dig up anything
hat is damaging to Oregon members Of
congress continues to be the paramount !
lesire in certain quarters
The Portland newspaper cartoonists
Secp up their pictures of the mirobes
n Salem water. They are always work.
ny their imaginations.
John l.. sullivan now lectures the
boys against whisky aud cigars We
hall next expect to see the Hon. John
N the Y. NJ. C. A. platform.
One Of the men connected with
no Oregon land frauds have been
Tied as by hre aud found 90 be moth.
ng but pewter (Puter); that is 5.
\. ID.
The bin 10 provide Tor loaning the
tate treasury funds is all right. but
here should be a reasonable limit ON
he amount any one bank can have AZ
ny one time. II
The theatre companies 30 not seem 10 /
aink Il is necessary To have even one
eally pretty girl in the east aay more. Z
We are NOT going 60 any more PLAYS
aless this is changed Ia
sss L.
Pass a local initiative ami referen. .
um act, and then We will need no more r
az or county legislation, anl things
an run themselves The state won Z &
ven need constitution. IN
OF course, IL does not concern the q
iNocates 81 tho local option Law thar b
Iries almost universally refuse 10 con. 8
.ei under i's provisions, Jurors a. a D
'ncral tAirs. DO act ~ 60 ehurch. an3 D.
'c a godlcss class oi people In the 2
inds of political rcformera "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06
Monday and Tuesdays Sale

We never advertise anything except what we have in store
Won All you have to ask for them We do the business
IN 40 M business if low prices quality for anything vis
m Chicago Store and GET when you want the right prices n
your goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

lAe Washington Coaaiy Ness nab
hseed a. feFss' Greve, hy }. p. wsols
has eFigAt cheerful toae. aal seen.
disposed % help lift the soantry sat III
sAe mad aad rata Look eat Rrsths,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

The JoaFaal onee more suggeas that
The present d'rre' primary law be made
more practical and eieetive We serve
notice pe~ thai Ne shan ienaud the
enforcement ~ that law 20 the le,,sr 4.
Il s'ssas, and Will never be parsv a.
violating ii o. sstiing il aside.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

of course, il does not concern the
advocates of tho local option law that
Juries almost universally refuse 10 con.
eiet under les provisions Jurors A q
gcacral thisg. do aot ~ 60 shursh. ana
arc godlcss class Of people IN the
minds ~ political rcformera
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-06

Pass locsl initiative aul rcferen.
dunn act, and then Ne will need no more
eity or county legislation, anl things
will run themselves. The state won Z
even need constitution.