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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14
BRIDGE
ACROSS THE
WILLAMETTE
Hartman Gets Busy
and Stands in With
Lot Simpson
The Development League Can
Smile Between Meetings
for II is a Winner

There promises to be something do
ing in railroad construction in the VIII
lamette valley before long, the South
ern Pacific company having determine
ed to make further and extensive i'm
provements to its property in this part
of the state, says the Albany Her
aid. One Of the first important
steps in this connection Is the con-
struction Of the Henderson. Springfield
cutoff, discussed for some time and
now TO be taken up and pushed to
completion at once. From n most re-
liable source IL is announced that the
cutoff is TO be built at once. Chief
Engineer Hood has instructed an as-
sistant to go to Eugene and cross sec
tion the proposed line and arrange for
its immediate construction. And at the
same time IL is announced in high
places that the work is to be taken up
and the road built Immediately.
This cutoff is a short piece Of road,
less than two miles in length, from
Henderson, the first spur south Of Eu-
gene, to Springfield, necessitating tho
bridging Of tho Willamette river al
the latter place. While not an oxten-
sive undertaking in itsolf IL viii be a
valuable piece Of property for the com
pany, in that il win connect the east
side road with the main line, enabling
the company, IL found necessary, to
run some of the through trains over
the Woodburn-SpringGeld branch into
Portland when for any reason IL is
found more convenient to do 80 than 10.
run them over the main line through
the valley, and thereby relieving at
times the pressure on the main line.
But Il is In other ways that 1t will be-
found Of the gratest value. All tho
lumber business at Coburg and in the
Mohawk valley country now comes
down the branch TO Tallman then to
this city, and from this point is sent
out principally south and southeast.
With the cutoff in use the long haul
from Springfield, Coburg and other
points in that section TO this city would
be avoided and a material saving had
in time, in moving the lumber prompt
ly, as well as preventing the great
erowding Of the yards in this city with
the Coburg'springaeld lumber ship
ments.
In view Of the change expected TO
be made there Immediately, the rail
road company does not feel like taking
up the matter Of re-arranging tho train
service between this city and Lebanon
and Brownsville, asked for by the res
dents Of those two cities. The change
asked for, for better service between
his city and those two places, would
iecessitate the entire rearrangement
II the train schedule, which in tho
course Of few months when the
springfield cutoff is completed, would
gain have TO be rearranged, affecting
he entire Pacific system, and making
/ most difficult.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
Fruiuand.

Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devers Of Kansas have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Parsons the past week.
Mr.. T. Rutherford, who is i'll at the
Florence sanitarium, is reported as inn
proving in health, The bridge carpen-
ters are at work putting in new
bridge over the Little Pudding. II is
very inconvenient travelling on this
road at present.
Miss Maud Frezt Of Iowa, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. j. II. Brokaw
Mr.. +. M. Mitchell has been chosen
principal of the Stayton schools The
family win move to stayton before
school commences
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, Of 200 w. 34th ST.,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes;
al had salt rheum or eczema for years,
but nothing would cure il until used
Bucklen's Arnica salEe." A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
25c at ]. @. Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14

Conductor Fred L. Haywood has
made two trips daily from Boston to
springfield for twenty-one years on
the same train that he was assigned
to as brakeman when he began rail-
reading.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14
COURT
ALLOWS
CLAIMS
The Commissioners Court
Examines Claims and0r-
derS Some Paid

The following is a partial list Of
claims which have been allowed and
ordered paid by county commissioners
court during the July term:
Warrants 90 ,,ror. Z, otAo.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14
oregon Suburban Auto 90.

Automobile car leaves Willamette
Hotel for Independence, week days, al
a, m. and $3.50 p. m. Returning leaves
Independence at $3.50 and p. m. Sun
days leaves Salem at 8 .. m. and $3.50
p. m. Leaves Independence at $3.50
a. m. and p. m. Connects at Inde.
pendenee with motor for Monmouth,
Dallas and all points on the West Side.
Special for evening parties.
6-17.tf NJ. p. BALDWIN, Mgr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-14

Johann Lewalter Of Berlin has traced
the tune Of "Yankee Doodle" to 1915
at Wasenburg the central depot Of the
Hessian troops employed as mercena.
ries in the war of American independ-
enee. Lewalter is an eminent author
ity on folk songs.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
CITY csaaeii Meeting.

Al adjourned muetlng of the CITY
.eoancH. WAS held THURSDAY night, Al
members present except Alderman
Fortner
Tie matter Of electric light fof tie
cts was discussed and referred tn tie
committee on elsetrle lights will ii.
atrueflaus b investigate the cost u
installing plant Il ths expense af
tie cily aud e report AZ Tie uskt
regular meeting.
The ordinanee Tfovidius fof gutter
Ine Cor the SOUTH SIDE of Illinois aFe.
naa from me Cobb hotel % TIE iiads
att sanders comef ard both sides s
Wilson ttfrs 81 aoadanafenue ess
placed ga .ts aesl reading
IA lnilnaDca requiring raNnhras.
en aud hide bag ~ - aeep records s
purchases was nassed
lilo afsgi commissioner Naa IS
fseted to pat a1a seeah sttet il
condition 0ei8fe eaatiaaing aefs s.
afaef parts 30 tie eltf lhe l
= Water Commsslunaf WUFfasn aeHs
ordered iadiiea aaa G Hunt e.efs
ID lhe water committee eas directed
- make q report aa same
An ordinance aHsndlng aud fesIs.
Ing the water fafs Rss passed. HHe q
1he provisions Of ths ordiaance IS 10
furnish water q re Leader building
Throughout at ne rate uf ti28 peE
month
4 petition from residents o. NORTH
smith street asking f0r railroad efosa-
ing was presented but 90 action
taken.
The matter nf -ebuilding the arts.
feslan fountain eaa discussed and
anally referred 70 tie water G mmlt,
Tee with authority &c ACT and -
fountain viii Be restored ina more
attractive and permanent form than
before.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
TORPEDO IKE BOOMERANG
Discharged fHem American eaahsat
Il nalafua and Hlb The
Weasel.

Newport Il / "a seems lasaaslbis
that a vessel shoald nfe q torpedo 80 3
have q eam# back and hli the seFs gsa.
ael from whlFh lg waa fired. but mis-
lhlns haa happened
The NeaaslAs i the yesssi which
made the reeafa she was uut 10 are
IaFpeGoek ana il 4 io b. presumed
sycry pfeeaa1i9a eas taken q start The
torpedo rlKhI one vas nrsd ana Nsai
straight ia tie target The second sas
ared apparently under similar eondi.
tlons Il made = lnrn and came back
straight Tor he side of tie Fesusiua
rhsfs Was ao exeltement On board ~.
lera we're sisea 70 cioae me safsf iisht
Compartments aad 20 Do Ell sorts 4
things. bat there was no special eeea-
aion fuf alarm The old dynamite cfais.
~ wAa IL no danger ~ sinaias aAd
feaehsd ne torpedo station Al Fisht,
minus tha torpedo that hlt her
When torneaasa nre fired IL practice.
A. these uess ; prAciice head Is assd.
fhls pFaelleH head does nat eonlala &.
1losiyes. and that explains ehY he
vesuVlaa Nsz ~ injured
& TIE reffefesanee 81 this torpedo sne.
sesie thsl perhaps some of lhe Raaalaa
seasela lefps.fosd ln The Sighting II lhs
Tar east Nafs STRUCK hy their osn tas.
pedosa and nas = those q lhe 1anaaasa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
TO TAX TERRI
TORY LANDS
Probably Only indian Home.
steads viii 30 Exempt.

Washington, Oct. 2s In a letter q
Secretary Hitchcock OF the Interior
department, Commissioner Leupp Of
the Bureau OF Indian Affairs today
recommended that tie future state q
Oklahoma. including what IS noe
known as Indian TERRITORY b. allowed
% tax for an ordinary purposes al II.
dian lands ia the i've civilized nations
except homesteaas.
The action og Commissioner Leapp
viii doubtless cause ri en- surprise II
some quarters, but those Nho taKa
been Ia close touch with tho situation
hers have expected some such moSe On
the part OF the Indian oiice FOR some
time.
Secretary Hltchcock aud Commits.
sioner Leupp are IN sympathy on the
subject, and. as President Roose velt
is said 70 approve the plan, ID would
seem that the letter was the iogeren.
uer ot concerted action on the part Of
tire interior department which wlllscui.
inmate by President Roosevelt dlscass-
lng the subject IN Els message to con.
gresS this winter, because az thesltuA'
tlon stands today there IS not enough
taxable property ln the territory g
sport ans kind ot county govern.
mcnt
The following wlli give good idea
of the lands that sill be exempt from
taxation Cherokee and Seminole
homestsads which are Ia area equal to
the value OF forty acres Of the aver.
age allotable land Cll0ctaw and Chick.
asaw homesteads, which aFe Ia ARA
equal 10 tho value If 100 acres u the
average allofahle land and Greek al
lutnspnts II forty acres AN " these
lands arc non.aiieuable during tie
life time 81 the al.ottee, but nat ex.
ceeding tweuty.oue years Ia other
words II the allottee lives theF Nlli
be allenable after twenty -one yean
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
TEETH or DOCS PULLED.
valuAhls caninss sf PsanaylyAnia
Town Loss tvoriss ia Mys-
tsrioas Manner.

Philadelphia Foii0sing the polaoa-
ms o. several valuable doss ~ Auamofs
reeentiy comes she discovery that Soma
aAknown ealprit had been suink ahoul
pnllink The teeth ~ bipoaed ranineA.
Mhal ghleeE anyOue enuld possibly have
n pulling dogs teeth er tof what par.
pose they are ~anied are aasatioHs thai
ghrcAleu 70 eigs residents brain fatigue.
The most plasaihle feasnn kagesstsd 20
Gar h that same father whose thlid has
suffered fFon shs fanEs " dos. ~ soms
man who has himaslf besa bitten. -
acting AL esalae tooth sxifastof oal q
rsttugs
The fat eog 70 fail victim g. he
ioolh pallsf vas q uhi,e pooais. valued
81 tiVQ awusd D a resident Is aeafh
AFdmore Ihe dos Aaide frum lis value
and beauty waa MAsfer u mans clever
TRICKS sone af uhith wcrs pefgofined
wigh ths all II ~ mu0fh amt leesh
Unu aAg the duR which haa been
away irpa aoms aarinR lhe meFasng
appeared 81 TIE bach toaf offAe Sos ian
eosiasa phiugng pi,eoasiy ssftant
sho Dpened ne door noiicea THAI there
~as something strange about ihf dog.
and TIA, b 90 COT appear ~ iltely a.
usual
Thinking that lt was suaeriue from
the hrat TIE servant lci ias eanlus ~
uunotleea uafll after lunch Thsn =
bone sas thrown 10 tae dos and. IN
stead q catching u in ~ teeth ans scam.
ptring 90 a. Il m>ally ava. shs animal
walked up t. ehpre the bone las.
Save . fes eniss Ang ran ca whinlng
10 the evening ghe owner waA Informed
% the strange actions u the dag. ana
apon mAklns a. lnveagiEatinn be dis.
covered that esery tooth had disAp.
peared from the animals rn0ush
fae ballet that sOms strange disease
bad stricken the canine and caused t1e
teeth q fal out kept The dogs osasf
from making his discovery kuoun 10
his uelghhars iis decided. however 10
seek The sdstcs uf 4 vsterinar, phssl.
cihn wten he found that thsFs Nsus
other does that wefe msnus their teeth
having Loaf them ~ myaisrioasly a. had
his uwa
IA wAs discovered through The visit II
friend thAf three other valuable and
blooied tasa bal fallen victims II shs
tooth pallef The dog wsfe owasa -
residents y South Aramors The aars
aere oollies and evefy tooth had been
pulled
Many residents believe thai dental
fiadrui Il rssFansibls for ths puHlrs Il
ihe tors teeth bat the osutfs 81 tee
oanines are aot satisfied 81 shis "a.
PLANTATION and bsllsrs thar there nes
a deep mystery afoara ihe strange asa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
nav TEsr or WIRELESS.
Thunder Il Great Gums May rnter-
fess wifh Accuracy u Tsssx-
Faphs.

Nev York III wAs said AZ The nfuok.
iyu nayy yard that lne ns1i experiments
By the North Atlantic ncsi ia slFslssa
ielegTaphy Ill Be- Ia the nature 4 %.
ssfyAii0ns Il tie sfhciency ana area.
facy " the slfslsst Instruments shea
an the guns afs being nrsd ohsef.a-
tions ma3e 81 Pensacola lasl snnug
showed thai there Is uti,s lefssf ffem
ihs effects q shock and 1u q oas kan.
bat what Il sought Gov "a Information
ss ~ wheihef tae rsme inmuagfY all
- cniefef Whsa all wuna ars hffa. -
81 case e battle There i some III
81 Aensiaa shal thf Instruments ELI nat
sufure thls lssi 81 tattle tHeisHeY
a. itt lhanaef aHd sif vibration esasea
b ne afsaE = agmerout BE kaaa :
fsfy sfeae
hpea q IH6 affrf uura ia efaefi.
ufriing lH Alfsisss IrlfuaHag has o
N1iF ufh garrison q efeam.
sn0e 81 maaas s. alrtIlss eamann..
lera vita l shore stations ahta
81 ln close Haea alh ne aasal IS.
set1a9fl Tha rhhnee lfon .bs
eeklrE A al n aHfs s. hs
amaftr CESS S faaa leeAH.Ilss 3
swalN NlfH Hae n0t oats IS sha8a
AAa aw at engaged win tbe
wuf esp smsai hul aiaa IS
atflaH g ~ Haft department abo0.
Heei imEafsaHE eHfD loss NlH ses
FtraH frnm sHa Hssfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Nv Davenport. Nng0 ky writes.
June H. iaQ2 Il want % tell you
believe Ballard's snow Liuimeni sasesi
ms llfe ! vas under the treatment
81 two doctors and they told me one
uf my lungs sas entirety g0ue. and
tie ether badly affected alsa had =
lump nn ms side. ! don't think that
! could have lived over Two months
longer | WAS Induced b. q friend q
try hailaFd's Su0H Llniment Tie
HFst Application gave ne great relief
two hity cent bottles cured ME sogna
and veil II IS wonderful medicine
and recommend II to suffering bu-
manity Sold by Peoples drug store =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

spmethlun new under TIE san haa
heen found lu tie form of new mln
afai discovered Il Russia ag nr Nor
aAlewlcr professor of msnerAloey 81
the University af Knkaa i4s has
ehfiaiauea Il bsekaillh. IN hoaor q tie
flsnna minafaloslst. Prof Frsdsrieh
iierk. and Be szFs il resembles nest.
~ combination of Farnef. having
similar crystals aad Containing many
rare earths which form s6 peF rsuI
of - volume TIE chiei eomuenenfs
afe cerium. lanfhanum and dldglum
oxides. and f msy b. useful IL ths
manufactufe Of chemical products. es
peelaily - the ilkht industry.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

A jumping Ans afforded much amuae
aren't Ia ths hog yarda ag The Kansas
CITY stock yards The othrr nsefnInK
Although he animal weighed 80
pounds. Il would jump board fences
ave feet hieh. Tha apeeulAtor sho
bought tie hes found y lapoaslhls -
eon1ne 4 q : pen. - lhe pen had -
- covered elib boards Aeoofdins T.
men whu have ten ni The haE fzfds
lof pears flIz - the nrst haa that
had ever laaned 4 fence there
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Don't look Tor true happiness ln the
mansions Of the very rich. where
hlgh-pgiced physicians are called tn
% doctor every allmeut But seek u
ard find 10. too. IN the comfortable
homes OF the middle classes and so-
called poor, where Green's August
FoNeF Is always used 90 keep the
FANNY health % cure al stomach
troubles, whether iudlgetiou, dYspep.
sia. constipation. loss of appetite, hil-
so9s attacks oF torpid liver Trial
bottle August Fiosef. &c Rlg botfie
lie. Al all draggiAgg W.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02


0ne OF the most interesting Mis-
slonary meetings that the writer has
ever attended was that hello at tie
home Of Ma T. \. Ratclin Tuesday
afternoon. ltwas indeed good, after
: week of rain, wind, mud aud sun.
shine aud all the disappointments Is
well as pleasures. both entertaining
and instructive. that ve could get oul
Of slfst-elass Corn Carnival 20 quietly
settle down on raluy, gloomy after.
noon and listen 70 words u cheer ard
help from those wh0 are deeply and
sincerely interested II The cause tliaf
lsalaays dear 20 tie heart 81 Chris.
tiaa people
Mrs D. NJ Mars occupied tie
presidents chair and most ably ID
size carry out the vel arranged pro
gram After Tie devotional exercises
Mrs Goodykooutz II her modest
womauly way, gave cherry bright
report Of tho Hfsf fWa dags meetIua
Of synod whleH sHe attended ii
Mussoee DE dfst Week De 0cfoler
Mrs GHamberln d hef own original
Wi gave proceedings 81 the last tNe
days uf the Ame meeting From the
reports 81 these tsa earnest Christian
Nemeu who are thoroughly interested
ii All ths departments % chawH
wofk one woald he led 90 believe
that e. attend thes6 annual meeting.
IS really an inspiration
After this We lad tie pleasure d
listening % o beautiful vocal duet b
Mss.iames kornesa4 aud Marks. slfH
Mis- Fay Troft Is geeompanist. Thoss
who remember Ms kernegay's sweet
soprano as a girl vii readily zee that
maturity has oniY added strength ard
beauty 20 her voice. Nm. Marks fnl
ard mellow alto, blended 70 pleasant
i Is to make the song really delight
III.
Mrs. Josie Hall Ia s full and com
pruhenslve manner. gave splendid
paper on the Eganeeii2atlon Of thf
Italians Ia our own Aueficnn land
Yaa would believe altar hearing tn.
papeefhat an Italians ara not houar
Catholics and that the Protestant
churches are doing much 10 Chris
tlanlao these dark-eged. shFewd indus
tfI0ua people, who come IN great mum
hefn % our land every year
Jesus Savior Pilot Me, I was hear
fllY sung by avery cue aud the meet
Ing Naa cltssd by REPEATING the Lord
Prayer IN concert.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

I.E. Grover. III s Haln 81, 0lla.
-. Kanz.. writes. EVERY fall Il has
HseH ms ulfeh lfaahIa e eatch| -
saEe cold. and therefore q cough I'll
winter long Last IaII ! got her E
haeIIe of infeh1aaa sfun She used
s aEH has btna aIaH q sleep 1oanzIE
s. hight long UnzHz1zI Tho cough
Troubles h6f| tNa s. EHEe4 aoeA stops
# aHnaII. a| ~ s alA'N ~ na 81
#aH NkI e ~ Aaa'sI hn'a IS
HH| klHaN AIaEA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
AFTONs TOUGHs
- Thompsan says a h fall af
Ihknxas

EIy Thompson, detective Tor tie
Frisco is back 10 Tulsa. lie has r.
turned after paying Alton another
llfIna trip and aFfestlng four moEe
alleged car thieves
lie says Alton Is the worst lot q
thieves Ia The northeast part of Eas
territory, and tier look upon tie
Hrlseo as particular fruit Tor them.
- there are ne officers lomo|es1 item
EHef DO as fesT eIsass Theirs -
several more s. large whom he IIaHas
- lAnd aM hls nexk lfip 4HHa
#aHla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
TO OVERTHROW
GOVERNMENT
Opposition to Russian Imperial
ism Uniting to Establish An
Independent Government.


Associated Press
So Petersburg, Oct as Serious riot
Ing occurred AZ a reFcl here last night
aud this morning a tire is ablaze. The
theatre aud spirit shops are burning.
Conditions bordering on panic
prevailed here today business IS com.
pletely suspended Soldiers are every
where la tho streets and bloodshed On
large scale II feared
Tie government Is trying 20 appease
the innamed popalace, but the reyoln,
tlonlsts seem determined 70 force an
armed conflict
The last railroad link connecting
the capital with the outside world
was broken last night Much alarm
IS shown at some Of the embassys Tor
Tire safety Of foreign subjects, and the
situation IS being gravely discussed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

6omel oct p strikers here today
threw a bomb at the ehiet o. police IN
the principal thoroughlare, HIS car
riage was wrecked arid che chief and
two Cossacks were badly injured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Warsaw, 0et y The streets are
iilled with patrols. It is rumored that
strikers are marching on The city from
the provinces
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Moscow, Oct. y A meeting u dele.
gates representing different political
parties ID was decided 10 unite and
establish d government 20 act inde-
pendontly OF the Imperial authority
The city was In darkness last night,
and today tbs shops theatres and
schools are closed and the streets are
deserted save for troops and workmen
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1905-01-06

Sincerity is an Indispensable quality in
love and friendship. without its firm
foundation TO rest upon either one IS
apt to crumble at the slightest provoca-
ton.
There Is great comfort IN knowing that
the sincere man gives you his honest opin-
ion when you ask it.
~ may not always be just the kind OF
opinion that YOU would like, but at least 1t
is true and unprejudiced.
When you ask a friend for his opinion or
advice on "a certain subject. and he gives
you what ho thinks you want rather than
what he thinks you need. you leave him
only half satisfied for way down in your
heart you know that he has not been
perfectly honest with you and YOU don't
rest until you seek the advice of some one
who win tell you the truth.
The sincere person should not be con-
founded with the one who tells YOU the
brutal truth ON all occasions. whether
urged to or otherwise.
Sincerity is genuine kindly, feeling and
desire for the welfare of ones fellow be-
ings
You can generally detect the sincere
man by tho way he looks at you. There is
no wavering in his direct, steady gaze: he
looks you fair in the eye. because he has
no guilty consciousness Of being untrue TO
you
No good ever comes Of deceit. either to-
ward ones self or ones friends.
As for the former, it is almost lmpos-
sible TO practice IL with any degree Of
comfort No matter how you may blind
yourself. there is always the sub-con-
seriousness that all is not right. and. do
your best, you can't get away from it.
When you begin TO deceive a friend YOU
might Just as well give him up altogether.
| The truth is sure to come out sooner or
later, and then you are I'm ten times worse
"a position than If YOU had told the truth.
hard though 1t might have been in the
first place.
How often you hear a person say, It
could have forgiven him II he had come
bravely TO me and told me the plain
truth"
Sometimes fear Of losing our friends
keeps us from confession. but. believe me.
II pays in the long run TO be truthful.
II the friend Is worth keeping he will
forgive and at any rate you win retain
your own self-respect
Sometimes self-esteem will make a man
perfectly satisfied with himself.
Self-esteem in its proper proportion is.
Of course, necessary 70 self-respect but
the quickest way to achieve solf-respect
is to set a standard for yourself and live
up to Il.
BE true to your ideals Of right and
wrong.
II you are sincere toward your friends
they in turn will respect you and feel
bound to treat you as you do them.
! II your estimation Of yourself is a mst
and proper one. others will accept Il and
treat you accordingly.