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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-15

IhOs. Llnvtlie as sheriff Of
said Clatsop county.
The Whitney Co., Ltd,
partnership association,
vs..
Clatsop County, Ore, and
Thos. LinviIle as sheriff Of
said Clatsop county.
Masonic Land & Building
Association,
VS.,
Oregon Railroad & Nayiga.
tion Company.
Eliza Williamson,
W..
G. w. Hamblin and H. NJ.
Hamblin.
Geo. y. Plummer & Co.,
corporation,
vs..
Charles Lutjens.
s. Elmore,
W.
Alex Striebe, Cordelia Sprau-
er and L. H. Sprauer, part
ners engaged In business
under the firm name Of
Seaside Livery 4 Fuel Co.
H. T. Prael l. Co, incorporated
vs..
j. X. Writ.
J. 2. Darcy, Jr., B. A. Lab
be and II. B. Nicholas,
vs..
Oregon Railroad & Naviga-
tion Company.
Anna NJ. Ford,
W..
Frank w. Ford.
Joseph Bernard,
Ys.
G. d. Jones ct al.
Joseph H. StahI,
VS..
Sadie s. Stahl.
H. W. Cyrus and W. G. Cyrus,
partners, doing business un-
der the firm name and style
of the Reliance Electrical
Works,
j. s. Dellinger, doing business
under the name Of j. S. Del
linger & Co.
L. A. Larson Nandrup.
VS..
Charles C. Rosenberg and A.
Kiljunen.
Elinor Ely Johnston,
vs..
John NJ. Johnston.
Astoria Savings Bank, ineor-
porated.
Ben s. Olsen, Perry s. Olsen
and John Anderson, partners,
doing business under the firm
name OF Olsen Bros.
Jay Tuttle,
vs..
August Hilstrom-
A. A. Cook,
Caspar Drilling & Marie Drill
ing & W. B. Hayden.
W. A. Menzer,
Emma Menzer
n. c. Libke,
E. F. Libke.
C. H. Winders, trustee Of the
estate of Thorvald Olsen,
bankrupt,
Louis Olsen, Merilla j. Buff
ington and The Astoria Ma
tional Bank.
State of Oregon,
vs..
Anton Peterson.
| T. S. Cornelius,
| vs..
Rosa Casaregola, frankie Casa
| regola and Ryman Casaregola
| sometimes known and called
| Umborto Casaregola.
Clara A. Davidson,
VS..
George W. Davidson.
Emily NJ Cashel,
vs..
P.F. Knapp, A. L. Knapp, Aug
| ust Mcpherson and L. Ogel-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
RECENT COMMENT

TIE sao0ss Way Ssee<.s.
XcC.ure,s
The President once answered in ,hlr,wi.e Il man Who
had expressed admiration for his successful
Il: has always seemed that IN Mfs there are two
cf achieving for that of achev-
ting what s commonly called greatness One ts do
that which only be done by the exceptional
and extraordinary abilities. OF course. this
only man do II, and il is . very kind Of
Success Of greatness TIE other - do that which
men could do but which. a matter Of fact
OF ;hem actually does. This h the ordinary kind Of
greatness Nobody hut Of the worlds geniuses
could haze written the Gettysburg speech the
ond inaugural. met Lincoln the awful crisis
Of the Civil War; But most Of d. the ordinary
things which, however. most Of do DO. Any hardy.
healthy fond Of outdoor life. An
athlete. could lead the life have led II he choee-and
by choosing Of course mean choosing exercise the
very market type"
Choosing TO exercise the requisite industry. Judgment
and f"re>ishthere Is the key the Presidents physi-
cal and intellectual prOvess. He chose: and choosing
wisely tie has hlased tho for hardy. healthy
who IL fond Of outdoor life
He began his choosing when q small lad II not
iscuit thcn for b" had inspiring companion
stantly BY his side. The President than orii-
nary fortunate In the possession Of such a father
Theodore Roosevelt. first Of the lne u II enough
say Of him that ~ w~l!born. and that he vas
of means. Of intelligence. and cultivation and
high character lie tho finest the President
ever knew
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
EI.IE,pNTS AND ktWyZINs: kf:N$

inr th" vigorous campaign N"" iaIrIy begun
against si. ni ''.us. the I'"!cs Department de-
serves credit The police demonstrate that they
.iap. tits form If lawis~>ne~<. Ii remains &"
prosecute the campaign :" the logical end. Arrests
should n. MIt" promptly ~N:rrv..r and whenever
hfa...n prop, " tE. is-zin4 k.ns and back
>rsrs j,.l'~ sr. ".-n their doors for business
iTc,iy 4 Two 81 fie l'fnj'ris'"rS and issr-
'..,rs have found that Violating tn. Sunday Law
.s,. setting li;rr without license. is frIu:ht with
;rii,iti",s aii :..-i many ~ the patrons of the
POINTS hly" learned that it i incunyeEisnt AMI
,nir'I!. iiI.' least this form
"f iawi.s>nr>>- \ I.5iic" star and u Vafr" wagon
frss"-s tremendous potency hen brought int" play
the. r:ii' moment. Police raids IAN make the
.imts unpopular AMI even f..rid,iinx
Tli. fr.-,u..n,-T> "f iii. places deserve u,ors.
'"u-l't"ra'"n from III. p.,i.c than Il" the pro
lf.i.r~ q should .. nr.I, question "f how much
tirI. - ia ia. Wagon. Give uIssierS;a
taI they IA danger .f ride fs TIN. station under
an" au-i,c'-~ E" th. ,!I.."cat>. and they ~ think
lwi..,' before fb..y enter an antii.I club.
Th. police are well within ,I.- right an. the. law
ah"m III. pull joint which "opens u .ar wi h"ut
4 it,cn-.. The fac, that the bar i Open fu.
business Nth the i,ti.lt j. sufficient Let tn. raids
,,nrint- uu.ihl;,,.. For Tie present 'a situation !.
mp the r"lic. II ,h. I'nlc. I~l,ar,nrn, fails r.
ar.-i,,ru"-s. other methods Will n. instituted
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
HapENnkI:.S nI>TEi.r

Representative W,iiism Ess.a',.y- nf last -
outs ss,i th. Tacafy ~.''1n s',u-r-s>iusl H.rc.,
I,iiir,. has l<n n. ia Washington ,iis' ..
.~.~ to-, .xp.. ta IN. p"uis-ra,ie y,,rtr in con
~-uf az ,5c s:asssn.f.p, Wssh.n.ru. n D.. lf--
f,,., Is.t ever. Il b.. should -arth usif
injury I"ns.r
Al III. ssns- t.. tsst..s. az" hS'ty .' into
,ttlfri .r N- fo-ic,f-rG~ district u.lt YEAR II -.
id--s has. IL. Tsv-r.i rSkinS ~. nea
,onsfu>s 4 kiust thai observes ssf.-.-s,u
In the .sa..hs.as! confer, "f The E-l,,
"a ,,..ntve> ~ ;is- Hou--. NJ. I:>.rfss.,r. va
aaouS h-, vo:c-s IL. >t.-aA.F-
,.aa ctssn: the Housc opportunity
ay eh~g .satehr..t easur. .iS sslIsit> .sl,
yer ia. S;a'se e0t cf The f.u- T.v-i,n-i.> lie dad
As~ hs explains. i.,ans~ b., ~aai> sxtahosg.a and
ss. lad Terrsscey admitted SsAt- a..>
,-,s .l.s. TIA. Nr.eena sad New M-xico ~iii ~
Site, fer any ;:se ~irain TIE afsy
,s=-<,
IL nigh, erserssSa that ATtsuas ao.: New Mexsc,
: s..lc,ssssi she Cns.,n us,aiA ast t- the y--~
= sss.. Hs,.uhiss. states q Idatss Wy.s1:ns aud
>.saa ts,, Il NJ R.s3easssx doe. think them At
sss..s.-! b. euSat nss vote f.< their admits
s5,,a. b. says he 0tsi -
is.sssJ et ssass,n< usr~ hi. cravtss"c- ef rixa:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
,:.rrSr,:,TE PROFESSOR ROWE

Professor B"~. fai!ci m!s-ranly on Chris tma
f,- anA christina. Dsy. Although In the Language
cf law fr'-Iuca'iy requested :. IL. he did Nc,
uaf.rtaiis. for the o,~: !ifl~ l..y. and
girls Santa Claus had Z" u>e his automobile. 10
bitter disappointment sr"Ia the .tan.iposp, Of
..r'irsru, Aei ,raii;ioo-
Frvs..asr Bowie ha. failed q r~ies. la vss cf
~hi-h 1t would >s-n 70 br sixh, aui proper in
>;tt. an ayes,Ss;ion 81 his otics l. tn. Frofes-
inefficient, We shrink from ,- .uSsc~; i.i-i,,,s
b. i--r ,orrupsnn IN the Weather Bureau: l> ,hsse
. -sn.!alc,.~ relationship existing between Ol.,
Rs-~.. .si A-,"r Willis Novrc his ui.,fiinas->
Ssas.iat Ass t~en diecUvefesi IA barge 9uan'isi.~
Ia a.sa.s every "shr department Of the Fs.raI
,c-. AMI rr".s>sF Rcwte Cvrfain!y raises the pre-
surapssA ;hss ssa<sAine b wrnoe 3, IN. :, I.,nis
. eui ss ihe Weather B1seau Prfe.os Bsws-
! sh.s,h have peost,ed ~ With pseesy os sssv. He
did Vhaf b The seosno:
Had PNeesoe Bswie bees s$oresesy de<iroas al
dasnx waas Waa tight aDd Asd he be~a scfuauy us.
ahse 70 psc-aoce the ssow Aiusrif Ae sscusd have
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

W.
How often. with those whose loss sri.k-. Us 20
tn. do hack . point where II had done
this done that. Il that they might have
iiv-j For while the uttcrnost bitterness death
GSsli. ia that vain fancy but after another
too and tire SORROW that drens of being
itself b the oS the fsl oblivion
which awaits human emotion. II IL
thought from which the mind dics again those lighter
cf and peoples whose srisfs general
and have Tire pcignancy Of PERSONAL ansuish
THINKS Cor instance % the Spanish invasons %
and upon the possibilities Of developed
and Inca civilizations which seemed IN
when and f'iZar-o struck them down. not
bold imagine s.,ciassic cf the supreme
tyre hr has been the ideal OF R9nerous minds
s;r Th"n.ss Nor. invented Utopia developing
iliiry Nirh she P.sy:sns carried
"a. All along ;hs shcE.s .: the vast Of ac-
,!i.ed fact lie the wrecks o. thrones principases
aid powers which reh; similarly for
happier destiny. Ev",.~here sh.,se coasts <:reun
With broken ard iiSaa'' shipr ~ STATE In which
.shoriousy repairs ard salt for IN.
have. of their departure. there 10 trim ard provision
a ana prosperous venture into future
w.irh hs. =" long b~rn the Ie.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
TAKE HIN AT HIS WORE

TAKE HIN AT HE WORD.
The HenorabBe John Mccarthy of the Twelfth
District ComDittee declares that he courts N b.
vesais1tiou. He "eoarts the fullest isvesuesten-
The State Committee ought 70 take him a3 his word
thorough ,aking oe the circumstances under
which Ernes, Z. Wood was nominated Cor Congress.
owe: the p-oees: of siEhtminded Democrats every
where should occupy The attention Of the State Co-
u:,,ee Tie convention which nominated Wood Was
dominated BY Mccarthy ct al They at silent under
such denuucfations Of improper methods as have
rarely been heard in convention halls. No answer
was made to the change that E z. Wood was IN un-
6t candidate. No defense was o6esed to the direct
accusation that his nomination had been -clpched'
hy improper means. The Wood men had nothing TO
say Theirs wxs dogged silence. The nOmina:ion
had been framed" up and the convention delivered
the gootis without . word Of excuse.
When the Twelfth District Congressional Com
ui;iee 6rst undertook to expsi Nr. Keane they
charged hial with nisapprorristion Of campaign
funds iutrusied to him. Mr.. keane dared them to
persist In that charge which he branded as false.
and threatened to hale Messs. Mccarthy al into
court and 20 into the question Of how they had made
use Of money during the same campaign It took
them but 4 very few hours to retract the charge
against Mr. keane. who was subsequently expelled
u,on the mere fiction Of 'disloyalfy" by these men
who were themselves notortously dissoyal and who
had been put out Of the City Central Committee Tor
di>loyalty.
In view Of these considerations the State Commit
tee may reasonably regard Mr.. McCarthy's invita-
ton to investigate a. an empty "blu6." The State
Committee should without delay. however. investi-
gate Twelfth District affairs sufficiently to disclose
the fact that they are in dangerous hands.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
DEMOCRATS COMING: INTO TIE FIGHT.

ih-r. - hong and -"e-! iiS' -: I">>!bi,. entries
fr i!' Democratic cham "ns.p in IN. co.nin: Sen
ar.,r,si struggle In illinois The Re,ui, hopes thai,
%" lst lsn".ra, ~. State may n,' Ius forward
contest ;hi- great iriz. with Ct.in AMI Yates.
The democratic uoIna iion IN III. Nrrit primaries
III no; c empty h.n"r. for she Ecpu'., ans hay.
.."t strong hniI upon 'i. STAT. they think
ii,'s have l:y -;r end .f III" present session n!
congress ir IL hk.i, {" he weaker than u - r"w
rHr year locks more Democratic than F..-
'suis.n In l'liur> Il ought .a,i" certain, =
,-as sr -,,isInc Id dfs>hlnu.l Iag.r~on = n
I'D Lacksnuian campaign.
~; tn. Democrats .f Illinois -.i ,pyc;h.r fnr az,
aggressive n-h, ri; along ,nr inc IA -h. pr..cn,
. aacEv~- Iil.uo~ has only iA.a,-rsi In ,h,
u-,i :, ..u-ht 3. i.sss Tof. l!au tj"z-u ,.ln.a :
.I- senator
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Who Vas the sOloist yesterday afseFnOon
at the I.iederkranz Chiidren'S Concert.
holidays in St. Louis. after an extended
trip through the South and East.
Miss Grace Kerr, assisted BY her sister.
Marie. and Miss kAhel Whitsett. viii
ceivc at Miss KeTr'S home No. Als7 Nc
fhersOn avenue. Monday. January l. lSg&
betweea the hours Of and 4
Mr.. and Mr. Eugene Martini have -
sued invitations for . New Years Eve
gathering. Progressive games. dancing
ana mionight supper will be features.
AR. and Mrs. J. ". Mann, Of No. sM:
Ilelmar boulevard. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Marie. 10 Mr..
Harry 1. Adams u st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. BSenne.ke 81 No
IN: Lafayette. Win give = reception New
Years Eve to friends and relatives. Sup
ger Wili bc served AZ o'cl0ch: then MU-
ssc and games will follow.
The Tc-AAn gisls Wili receive New Yeats
Day IT the home ~ Miss Say1ie johnson.
No A2Sl cOOk avenue. Those Who will
assist sTe: Misses kathryne MSeyfs. R.s-
sic Hop. Pearl Gag,3s. tieney1eve Con ncSs
Esy1.e johnson
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

i.ip.n.,.,:t'.

An swren; physician in p hai cr.re. child
- dangerous Hires. Tho grateful mother turned hes
.;-ys towards tire house cf her sons savior.
"DoSsor- she ssd. There things which can
se repaid I really dom, knoW hoe so express my
gratitude thought you would p <rhaos he kind -
Madam ,.pi:-d the Doctor. co;d,y. medicine is 10
trivial visits b. rewarded only IN
money. Small p--.cn,s sustain sss.,dsps hu.
DO sustain families.
~Ev: Doctor saa the iaiy. alarmed Asd WounAed,
-sr~ak-seH TIE Zee a"
-TSn hslirrs dollars. madam
Tne sa!y o2enea the cmbfeiAercd pCrSe took ous
cf So each eave tee the 1ocsoe PCT
.c.n,;nr. shrs~ sA<h sAe p0fsa. beseA eosdy. and
sock h>% eepAyfu:e-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TO-DAY N 81. LOUIS.

} From The Republic Of IIec. q. Isse.
Tn" Christmas celebration Was
held at the House ~ Refuge. with
Professor J. ". Hunt presiding.
fer assisted.
Sergeant Plercs and Policeman
} Mccarthy. Walsh and Willow ~ th0
} Ynurtf, District. aided BY PATROL
man ke~fe Of the Central arrested
nexroes who had ATTEMPTED 70 gar
IDefecstves LAWle1 and 0ennea-
sey arrested . former convict lSosn
chicago On charge Of being I'm
pltcAted In the nuassrOos heal rob-
} teTies.
John Eaton. United States Con-
} missioner of EslucAtiOn. visited va
} rious s.h1Sls Of the city. In COM
} pany with Superintentlen Long
The Reverend John Snyder
} preached kis hrxt sermon IN the new
Church of the Messiah ut Garrison
Wayman MeCfeery went 70 New
York to arrange for production ~
snn,. Of his musical selections.
Irck Roche. well known NJ the
proprietor of the hsAl Turf L.
h" Was reported As cutting Il big
} .~a;he among thA heavy bess"rs -
that cify.
J. Il. Madden. y:-yesr-old hoy.
died ~ The result ~ q snOW hall
nehs in which he engaged near
} fnurte~osh street and Franklin ave-
nue..
} Colonel NJ A. Erysnn Of Ssw
YORK. reprcsentsns tn. minority
s;ockjsoliers cs she Nashville. chat
} san"pSs and ~ Louis Rsilfosh.
} Ts.sssd through the ei,y "a hi. sav
} to Nashville To consult with his isI-
egation among the Shareholders.
} Miss Mar Callahan sesS"d as
} president ard Miss Kate Fi'zE.ra1
as So ve,ary 81 the meeting "s the
} S-sS'.s' Land League in the 1Aclecc
} Hotel
Annual Christmas tree festivities
} were held at the ISederkran1- lO-
} Gated in its n~W structure as Th1r-
tSensh and ShO,iteAu. President y.
! ". 2snaewaid and Vice Pyestdent
4 ciSha.ssf Were IN charge
A. r.. Joe>Ch's Church. Tsnfh an6
Aj.lii~ streets. Father Hagyensan
M~.l.Ss.l a. the fransfer "f relics to
) IN. altar Vicar General Auhlstc-
} psu attended.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Nr. Doaeahesx hsDds - - 1D0hkb v@ - =
osane - veos - Ast - = t111sas IA - eGaGR.
enee be raised aIoet the bann1 q tAe Twseyseeoo4
Illinois District presumably vieA ~ hsaaaim e
keepiax 1t up. But be has sses new ngAt anA
tEalls tAG hano0 oe tAe Tuenysoeo04 d the 0nse
while aecepsins ocaess frsa ~ uineis ReDceseita
t;ve q the Esehseen8b Disn3et
Nr. RodeabesS takes ~ his hat 70 Speaker Can
noa md Enst St Lsuis beWs - tie 0ighty power Of
DanyiIle Il East 81. Louis satik0ed with this? And
= the Twenty-secopd District satisaed?
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

y0D00P - 310oDo 0e00y foe
Annnn Wa9nuna
~ oabaae 1eeean.
Wya3e D11G00. t0A an0 y oareetR
Washington. DEE. 9-A0 tie 0GcerD ut
the regular army W6e have aAythtag to
DO W.sA the shap6ng - army policy have
ce0e 70 tie co1cln1oo0 that H. regular
eStAbdShWee9 YIN newer 0e much, u any.
6 Wil g vise tor tke0 10 co., - near
@ak1n8 the NAt3Uoal 0oaIa part 0f the
Federal Army - Dossfoae. Very few Of
eAe0 believe that the regular army IN
eVeT. that C0a0v0es = O0p0oo6 T. ~ N
C1o0Ho either Of The pe91onne1 0f the Yelss-
Ar force - the annual a0oWance for
military puspOseeI
Believing, a. they %. that the country
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

This work. now 10 sousce o. preparation
hs m RrDukiic, vii aim - ps0Deaf IL
\ hetef. succ3net and yet co0oieoe man
L~r. au;hs niie iise-skesehe. II ~ the lesd-
inS men Of She metropolis of the Srxa,
eossshvess shc are nov tsssae.
fNepe sketeAes Will In no case parssks
A. the nature Of eUlog!@s ~ pulRs. bat Mi,
-. u:a,n. siaspis statements u fact. com.
p.ts:n0 only s.ch data ~ utIi he - gen
ernl Interest sDA make the booh u vsiue
'snsfseS OiE De printed In the vOlusme. arc
the insertion d personal data vfls IN no
case ~ e0ns1aeens uoon q ouescsirsson.
srfrssc merit. and Tie Dstcs - 6Ssn a1ed
q ~ =
Thsaks ase ADs - - Whs Aavo himH.y
fnpished Information a. csherWtoe sAeed
In tie leeorsoos tsse cf csalstion % the
0oho m uD1pg0nh1ng = aueeoGa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS

y y Harrison % Rol'a. Mo- resisser-i ":
the l-Aelesle
n. ,. lgsseston Of Frankfort ny s,s-ef -,
the A.siis'n
> West Goodwin % Scdssiz. Mo- stayed A.
the Planters
"A. q. Ta~-hesrs % Vahsalia. Mo. stayed a.
the 81. Jsrsx.
the =. James
u ". Jones q T'orosoH;as. Ark. Was
guest NJ the M1lis'n
e. T.. James 81 Nansas Cisy. Mo, va.
guest at tho southern.
Mr.. AMI Mira T. p. Eean cf Nevada NJ.
we're guests at the 1Isclesie.
judge k Burroughs nIra hss family Of ~
Nsr1syiiIe. H.. registered at RI, southern
Mr.. and Mrs Ton WasHer os I.ist.. Fsocs
ARK. W~re guests at tho Planters ysst-rlsy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

The increass h IL psleo e tbeie Dssauets L.
cided upoa ~ the BlehMy Han1le Xa11cAcsurers'
AssocAdoa = ansehss hll& 1Aas eR hasaveea fos>
esas are amoog our most valuable possesssons and
shoald Be cut under methods loeking to their ~
neval and pespetuat3oa. lt isn't every part of the
Wesjd that - - bjessed - We ars IN The peeseoo
Of ane forests. but We have been cuts!ag then TOO
wastefully.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
THE ST Louis REPUBL1c: TUESDAY. DEcEMBER 1905.

app1s1 . the HsaosQbls Anan 0H00 g Cn1nsA
0y CsueI. 1DsA n 0eaa111o U1EDaa
can 0ake nh an1 - - oaks aloW. He en-
water ~ ~ Was10 6 ~ 01o9t - 0aAo i =
bBsseo0 - the roso. an1 - e1o Aeanbe he nsan-
tnl1D e tAale 0anlla61o aBsaA tAo0 0poo tAe Val
kys.- Il aay be tAat - sAan hays - en- IL Hso-
as.bse DsFuas to naaa0 - vsaaAe Dess yeas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
mss el)llY LOIRE 70 MARRY
JOHN DUKES OF QUINCY, 1T.

Mr. and MA Alfred Clifford Give Dance Nobes for Miss Ma
naD Ofeed and te YsunSer 6et-1rs FfaHk OFAlloD En-
tertains Ctnas Party tee ChildreA at the ueerkranz
OtAR Hapqeaihgs h Society.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

In advising the Republican Insurgents in the
HSuse that It weu3s b useless 70 60 butsing their
heads against the Reed rules. Representative TaW.
ney shows IN exact appreciates Of the lead.p!pe
cincA operated By speaks Cannoa upea the gentle
ment whom the people sead - to washinstou 70
yepreseat them In the House.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

There could not be more elective discouzagement
Of patronage to the antilid "cub& than busy patrol
wagons backing up to the doors. The police have
every right to arrest the frequenterA When lifting
the lid comes 70 mean the clankins Of jail bars the
number Of ailers and abettors Of laWlessness win
vastly dwindle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26
PERSONAL NEysTIOH.

TIE Nieees Digs and LOuia Kicker al
lroasGa. No. are the gee.es a thsis asst,
MA WahSsr- q No. 80 Wyemanl sssseG
tend TIE eliv~S anniversary Of 0y. a01
Mn Wan1en. TAey W1l sstasn hoDs
ofsaV ~ AooA0ya
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Judging by the killed and maimed. Moscow turuei
it's Christmas into IN American Fourth Of July.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

The good pnstal service of It Louis and the i'm
Provements made therein during the year are enc
among many reasons st. Louis has for holiday re-
jOicin:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

nor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

EtI,t Bl.TS II r J.HIA
New York. Dec 25-.AmOns tho arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the follow
ing from Missouri:
-. I/uis-J J. Austin ". ] Rcs.t Neither
lanri: T. J. cameron. Hotel As,or: Mss~s Pat
tee. Murray Hiu: " a. Ipyls. Imperial: A. =.
l;ruerfe id~f. Br-siin: ~. u kinn-d Nsw Am
sterjaM: W. lA Host"0 and Mr.. Dlovscn.
Everett; v. H. 3S1se. Yosk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

Chief Pleasant Porter is right In Saying that the
Indian Territory Il land Of milk and honey and
good place to % to- II one patch there ere not
:;l.0t" square miles Of better hpd anywhere IN thi1
country.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

What with holding down the I'D statehood
and tariff revision. with . freight rate bin look
after and q queruIous Senate o. his hands In the
matter Of canal WORT. II would seen that President
Roosevelt had enough to do without taking on the
job Of purifying Republican politics in his native
State.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

nice orderly Republican fight for State Chair
man will further stimulate interest In our Missouri
8. O p. although no more 6ghrs are necessary to
convince the public that the party Is not suffering
from . blighting peace.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-26

We shah not get that deep waterway between
st. Louis and Chicago from ths sessios Of Conxrvs
and maybe not from the next. hut the Middle
West wants it and win pull for It. which Is enough
&aid aS to the future
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-24

The San Francisco Examiner has discovered a
new method for putting an end to war. Maintain
ing that the producers of the world have their bur
dens increased in exact proportion that their
ranks are depleted by drafts for military service
and by the slaughter of men of their class in
sangulnary conflicts it appeals to the aboring men
OF the world to render wars impossible by DENYING
the combatants the supplies necessary for their
prosecution. The most efectua means for the ac-
compIshment of this purpose, the writer claims is
to refuse to handle all supplies for transporta-
ton. The difficulty will be to convince the work
ing men of the reasonableness of the proposition
that their material interests are detrimentally eff
fected by reduction in the number of active pro-
ducers Under existing industrial conditions the
reverse would seem to be true. Were each producer
required to toll III exact ratio to current demand
for consumption, then would the sondness of this
contention be plainly apparent But so long as the
supply of labor is almost constantly in excess of
the demand, 1t is by no means evident that
dminuton would, or could, prove detrimental
Under present competitive system the price of
labor is manifestly regulated by the law of supply
and demand, and the laboring man prospers most
where the ratio of demand to supply is greatest
There must, obviously, be brought to bear argu-
ments rational than that here considered in
order to effecually enlist the influence and efforts
of men against war An appeal to narrow selfish
ness has never been, and probably never will be.
ethcacious i'll accomplishing any great reform