davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

sd fiirfte, Stil uno Srtboaro.
pbie o%iirften ST. miiniden iibrig lai.
len, la1elte @nitnp bei6eioen.
~Gos rperoe i6 in Oronung 6rin.
gen, uenn Sic mfrs anpertrauen.
Sic louen leben, oab Sic eines Der
belten botanilhen @erfe nnierer
Seit oerfaBt baben, oaB Sbncn cine
glan5eube 3ufunit beporitebt, menr
Sic Sbre Stuoien weiter Der.
folgen."
Soro uno 9oop Garbin morcl,
iiber oielen slilsiprut lebr iiber.
raIdt. @ploro fiiblte auiriftisc
3rneigitng 81 Dem paferen Monne
nnO &ilaop fiiblte lid geidmeidcli
uno freute iifJ Der 3eit, no Ole @elt
bon Soro GarOin's SbergGrtner
iprefen miiroe.
uno @ultap Hooen arbeitete flei-
Big Deiter, bis Die &iebe su 2ouro
ibm ms Ser5 i6lit, bis lie Den
eriten Slas in ieinem 2eben elm.
nabm.
60 beridieoen Die Noturen iino, 10
perIhieOen lit aud) beren 2ie6e. 8u-
TABS Ginfa6beit uno Sittenrein-
belt, Die Eoeiie ieines 2ebens modte
ieine Siebe oerifieoen bon ieoer
oroeren. Gr mar niht ourdl
lt)let]te @eieaidait beeinfluBt, nidt
befledt bonn Ginflub GROCER
Stoote, iein Saiein perfloB unter
freiem Simmel, umgaben BON 9lu,
men unb Sflan5en. Sngelang
borte er niftS ais 8ogelgeIang unb
8inoesrauiden, bas ma6te i'm
rnbepuBt gum Yoeten, uno bieie
Eoelie biloete ieiner 2ie6e 8ern.
5uerIt mar es ifihterne Neigung
obne jcoDeOe Sofinung, CT mogte
nidt 5u elnuben, baB 2oura lie mir
i'm fitblen fcnnte, unb bod biloete
es lein Gnt5iden. an lie 5u benfen.
gta6 Ginger 53eit entoedte er, tuie
arm Niltter mo Softer woren,
MN ga6 iid Der mabre ritterIihe
Goelmutb ieines @eiens fund. SSn
bnnoerterlei 8aaen gelang es inn,
ibnen bei5uiteben, uno bod mar es
10 5ort ei1gcleitet, sob lie ebcr
glou6ten, linn cine 8efGQigfeit 81
tbnn, oils tie 81 empfangen. 8enn
9aitra nit linn iprad, mar iein
ltoncs, cbrlides @ntlis bon @lutb
iibergoiien, wenn lire Sano leiht
Die feline beriibrte, erbebte feline
beriibrte, erbebte ieine frGftige @e.
Itult. @s lit 8u bemitleiOen, tpenu
Elm @ann iolfen Sdas bon 9iebe
on Elm @eib perihpenoet, oas ben
Sulpel niht 5t faIien perItebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

Sine emtidcioenbe Srase.

SD min Sbren fIeinen Sdiis-
ling ieben. Yattie", iprad Der
Marquis am ~foIsenben @oracn
frellnblif. CT itanS nit Sauru,
Die einen pradtigen Siau iiitterte,
aiif Der Serraiie.
Die 3ofe entfernte iif, bas &inb
gu bolen unb fiibrte es Dem SbloB.
BERN entgegen.
.gs lit Elm Yradtiunge", ladeltc
Der !Serr, nfomm reide mir Die
Sano, fleiner Nann."
Gr nabm oas rnnbe SGnbben
in Die feline, un6 geponnen burd]
bes ainoes 2d6eln, fiiBte er es.
Sobtenblei6 iab 2aura Der S5ene
su. ., menn Der Snfel wiiBte,
meifen &ino er liebfoite?
.Yie, Hattie, Der anabe ipriht
fran5oiiids" rief Der Marquis uer-
ipunoert.
rSa. @iloro, iein Safer mar
S%ran5oie."
,Sie Miigen erinnern mild on
Semanb uno iA weiB bod nidt,
an men,"
Sat Su Dir bem 8naben be.
5eben, 2aura2"
Die iunge Game batte iid, pie.
Der Dem Gfau 5ueeipenbet.
i.Sa, Snfel, i'd babe i'm se.
feben."
Ser Iarquis ifien Oh ibrer
@lei6siltisfeit nnansenebm beriibrt
uno ipar Ooppelt freunolib gegen
oas Sinh.
Isle miiiIen mir ben Sungen
otter b%rinaen, Battie, es intereilirt
MIDI 5u ieben, pie er geOeibt."
Nadoem Die 3oie i'm fortsetra.
gen, panote Der 9tarquis iid wie.
Der 5u 2alira.
III bait 9inSer mobl nidJt
serne?"
o9of, id babe Tie gang lieb."
gr beobadtete iie einige Mnaen-
blide nn0 fragte lid, Oh leine Nihte
mirflih ber5loS pare.
a vNimm 9i6 eelceentlid ocS
biibiben Sndbdens CO., ipra6 er
naA elmer Yauie, lid wiini6e es,.
nnO es miro Tattie Sreuoe MAIDEN"
Sieleidt bate er 2aura iiir per-
riidt gebalten. bate er geieben, mie
lie einige Stunben ipGter bel Dem
&inbe mar.
Die SauSb1lterin bate fir Den
fleinen Aooli elm Ylatden in einem
biibihenL aitertbiimliden Yad)tbof
eeiunoen. 9as @ut mar in ben
Sdnben eirer finoerloien @ittpe,
Die nit Sreioe iid 'oes idOnen
anaben annabnl. gr iiiblte iid
balo sn Squire IN Ser llmgebung.
Inn 10 mebr, als ieine Sante, lpie
er Sattie nannte, ibn bGufig be.
iudte.
Saop 2anra iprad ME bon ibm,
blifte nitt einmal nah ibm, wenn
Semano 5ugesen mar. iobalo ie iid)
aher allein nit Gboli mubte, cnt.
idydoiste tic lib eoiiir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

fir 1906 als Yrdmie seben. I%tountnteH,
uelGe ibren Hiiditans mo ehi poles 9abr i'm
Y0raus be3abltn, erbalteu iofort eineu 8eseHs=
burger Marienialeuoer ynseianot lluiers
slbouneiten iino baranf unimtrfIam seinadt,
oaR lie ben aaltaber OILS Yranie sraalteI
%tOnutu, uno oesbalb uiht 81 ianieu brandeu.
Wbonnenttu, oeren Sabr crit ipdter %ablduit,
iOnueu ben aalenou als Trdiuie trhalten, im=
benz lie ieBt Gin ueiieres Sabr i'm Yorans
be3ablen.
&orens 6onner, Geiddftsfibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

Ger Suli mar s~efommen, zines
cages meloete Elm 9rief 2orb III
peritone's @nfunft.
2aura ergliibte, als Der Snfe
ibr Die Mittbeiluns mafte. aan
err ibretmegen9 Der Mntmort aii'
oieie Srage mar iie iih initinftit
bepuBt, iobalo iie ocn 2oro lab
Das ounfele Mntlis lpar pon Sci
oenifoit.
sd babe eegen lid uno mid
gefdmpft, id bin unterlesen, nar
muBt Gu mein %perben", ihiener
Die aisSriifspolen Musen 5u lasen
90 oft er lie aniab ODER ieint
glide ibr folsten, idieu lie bielt
8orte an leien, lire augen ienfter
iit Dor ben ieinen. Wobl manfk
Game bate ii6 Miibe seaeben
2orb lllperiton gu ieiieln, batt'
gerne ieinenen @ortm eelauidt
gerne feline Aufmerfiamfeiten emit
gegengenommeii, 2aoD 2aura biet
iid ibm ferne. @enn er nit ID,
ipraf, a~nttportete Tie fur5, tpern ei
lie bot, AT iineen, bate lie anoeres
5t tbun, menn er nit ibr tan5er
mollte, mar Tie miioe, nnb menn el
lie eriufte, nit ibm 5a fabren ODER
81 ~reitel, bate iie ifon Semanf
elm 0eripreden gegeben.
Senno1 per5meifelte err nift.
n@enn iie mid bel iolden @or'
ten %anidbe". iagte er iid, vmiirol
mid oies erihrefert, aber bas tbu1
iie nift. Sbre @uaen ienfen iid
Dor Den meinen, id bin iiberSeiist
bob id ibr nidt s~leidailtig bin"
Gage unb Gage lang iudte er
cine @%ele9enbeit, 2abp 2aura I'M
seitort 81 ipreden, iie i9ien iiets
i'm sll permeioen. @ines Worgens
traf er fie 5ufdais i'm Geipdds'
bauie. Sic bate iein aommen nifi
benterft.
sd traiie fal,m Dem sliidliden
3ufau, 2aop 2nura."
Gin 9lid iagte ibr, Dab Der
Iusen6lid Der g%rflarung gefom'
men, iie idlug Die slugen nieoer, Die
gefalteten SGnoe rubten auf Dem
%offenen Bud.
.8oaen sic mid a%nboren, Mi.
laop?"
.gs pGre fnum artig, Die Sraac
5n perneinen", entgegnete lie nit
ifmafem 9df)eln.
sd Derlnnee niht Soflihfeit,
i6 piinide, bab Sic mid gerne itnh
wiaig a%nb6ren."
2aura antportete nift, laiid)te
aber rubig ieinen 8orten.
@as ibr am meiiteu a%uffiel, tpar,
OaB Die @rt ieiner @%emerbung iener
GUITARS glih. @eraoe 10 battt
er an ibrer Settle geltonoen. als
er Die entiheioenoen @orte ibr
iagte. @pIoro abnte niht, oaf
er Der Iebnlidfeit NIT einem Mnoe.
rem 2aiira's rubige Iufmerflamfeit
perbanfte.
CT mieoerbolte sic Srage, nnb
nun blidte lie BOD auf i'm.
SD fam Sbnen feline @ntnort
geben, Sorb ltlperIton, i'd babe Die
Sroge, Oh i'd iiberbaupt beiratben
meroe, nod ME on mid seiteat."
gr neigte bas Soupt.
n@oaen Sic periuhen, mid 81
lieben2" fragte er lanft.
sd peroe iiber Die Sahe nod
benfen", entgegnete lie. uno Der
sllisorud ibrer 3iise wuroe meid.
30 elaliben sic, Sic iolen eS
ME 81 bereiien baben, meme 2icbe
ioa sic gum gliidliditen @ei6e Der
groe maden."
Sic oafte, mie ilnmoelih oas iei,
glues modte lie lein, gliidli1 -
ME!
~gs lit ia gan5 unmoglid", fubr
Mplorb fort. nmeine 8efible fir
Sic in @orte -5u fleioen."
nSie ioaen balo '@ntport erbaI.
ten. iliiiterte 2aura, unb es mar,
als oh tie cine Gimme borte: sd
weroe Dir iolgen, pie elm Snno,
unO bemiitbia 81 9einen 6iiBer
%lterben."
Dc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
9rdmte su buhrn.

@ir rrfiden nniere absHu.uttn 81 beadteu,
oas trir ben idOnen
At9ensbnrger Marienkalen0er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

Sic perlaiien, in elm iremoes Seim
geben uno if piiroe ME einen Sat.
ten balb 70 lieb baben, als Sic"
Or itreibelte aGrtlib Die tpeiBe
Sano, Die er in Der ieinen bieit.
~Barum io0te i6 ie beiratben?
o bite, bite, laiien sic mid bel
Sbnen bIeiben!"
n9u miinideit alio nift gu bei-
rotben, &alra2"
yHein, 0 nein, ih modte bel tie
Der BEL Sbnen bleiben!"
r9as mare mir ireilih arh Sas
2iebite, nber eS fam uno bari nidt
iein. On biit Die 2este Der 9oilr.
Don, id)on aus bieiem 8runoe oari
perionlides @iiniden nift maBge.
bend fem. ltnieres Hamens Ioel
legt Dir Die Serpilidtung aut Gid
5u permGblen."
"Sit 6as Sbr grnit, Snfel?"
~@eniB, aino, es lit DER Saupt.
betpeseruno meiner Sanolunsen.
rSann bleibt mir MIR @eboriam
iibrig. Sn oieiem Sale tbeile id
Sbnen nit, oaB ih einen Seiratbs.
antrag erbalten babe"
.Gm erbielteit oeren idou piele,
2mlra."
nGieier aber lit neil, i9 babe nod
feline Nntport barauf gegeben. Sdt-
ten Sic mir geitottet, unpermdblt
81 bleiben, 10 bate ib Die 8erbung
~unbeoingt abgelebnt. 2or0 lllper.
iton nirbt INN MIDI"
n2iebit Tn ibrL 2orro?"
.@enn Sic inter aGen ltmItdn.
Den Oorauf bebarreu, oaB id bel.
ratbe, 5iebe i1 ibn Den anoeren Ye.
Uerbern Dor"
n0u iprihit falt."
nGs lit mir 10 at Mutbe. Wein
Bitten nnb @iiniden sebt barailf
bin, nnpermablt bel Sbnen bleiben
81 o%iirfen. 8itte, Snfel, aep1b.
rem gle mfrs"
yGs fam nno bari nitt ieilL
Saura. Mls meme Nidte nno
Grbin, oils lebte Srdgcrin oes Sea.
mems, muBt 3u beiratben uno 9orb
ulperiton lit fir lid Die paiienoite
Yartie. Sol6e Serbinonng ent.
iprift poufommen meinem
Stumble"
rIllo muB if ia" iaeen?"
n@epiB, aber i6 peritebe Gid
nidt, ainb, 2oro lllperiton lit Der
geiu9teite @ann Gnalano's, uno
9n bit 10 eleideiltis."
.@ieGeiht gef1at ibm sic s(b-
ipedielung nad 10 pielen Sdmei-
1eleien."
n9as bot ctpas fir iih, ober,
2anra, Gu lelbit bit mir elm &atb-
iel, fpurum biit Oh 10 san5 anbers
ols Die Inoeren?"
y@arum2"
Sic m%ieoerbolte 0os @ort nit BE-
benoen 2ippen itn0 geoatte bes
iungen, liebenoen @atten. Den lie nm
Slang nno @olo berlaIiei.
~@arum2 id meiB es nift,
Snfel; ieoer Wenid bat ieine
gigentbiimlihfeiten. gs lit allo
Sbr ausoriidlifer geiebl, oaB ih
2oro ulperiton be~iratbe2"
Ser Warauis blidte beinabe
an9itlid auf iie.
n@enn Oh nit ibm slidIih fem
fannlt. 2arra, peiBt Oh aber SSe.
mano. Der Dir mebr entipridt, 10
mill if Gid nidlt 5ipinsen."
sd femme Hiemano, Den su bei.
ratben i6 mid cher entidIieben
fonnte."
$50 betraften tpir Die Code ais
abgematt. Sild)e i'm Si lieben,
Soura. Sang uno Geidtbum iino
piel Dertb, aber man beoarf DER
Siebe, I'M gliiflih 5u iein."
Sic lebnte oas Sal,pt on ieine
Sdnlter, ludbreno er Oafte, mie es
m0glif ware, baB lolb ilnges,
idones 8eien berslcs iein fonnte
mo falt.
sd oanfe fir Sbre @eoulo.
Snfei. ih meroe Die @erbung OIL.
nebmen."
rNimm Iie freunolid on, 2aura."
sd ipia es ia, es lit mein I'm.
gliid, bob id 10 fnlt eribeint."
limo mieoer Log ibr Shidiol IN
ibren Sdnoen. Sic battc Ole gnt-
ldeibmg nmgebem wollen, inbem
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Frisco Time Table.
EAST BOUND
4O4 ST. Louis Express 7z5am
40 Meteor (Sr. Louis II u n
4I2 Eastern Express 10 n
A14 Meteor tx G II l6 N
WEST BOUND
4O7 Oklahoma Express ? % "a
All Oklahoma Express II 25 pm
400 Meteor kSt. Louis 10 a m
413 Meteor * c 20S N
W h DECK, Agt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26
SENTIMENT GROWING.

Throughout Oklahoma the demand for an initiative
and referendum law growing and the best judges Of
pubic sentiment OF the opinion that il either party
candidates FOR the constitutional convention refuse 70
pledge themselves for this system they win be defeated
The Majority Rule league is working quietly and ef-
ectivey throughout the territories especially through
the unions The league will make no nominations but
question all candidates and viii throw its strength to
those who pledge themselves to vote for efficient
initiative and referendum law AS in almost every sec
ton TIE league controls enough votes to the bal
ance Of power the strength Of their movement readily
apparent
Al beh0oves every candidate therefore 70 study care
fully this system and 70 be ready to take definite
stand for or against it
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Phone I24 Phone l24
For Room MOULDING FOR Plate Rails
and Card Rails
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

In supporting the work Of the Hague Tribunal
William ]. Bryan j. doing some Of the most effective
of his whole career The greatest force in all the
world for peace this Hague Tribunal and with the
other American Delegates seeking every way to in
its power MI Bryan doing far to bring
end to than an Hobsons nayes can do Nayies and
armies have had their chance IN all the centuries and
stl wars continue It i time try other system
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Chairman Fred Parkinson Of the Democratic execp-
tive committee has discovered terrible state Of affairs
The Republicans it seems urging the members q
the farmers unions Of the territories join tha Social
st party aud furnishing money for the extension q
the work Of the Socialists Mr. Parkinson exhorts al
Democratic farmers 70 stand firm for ne faith delivered
of the fathers
1t is said BY the way that there strong drift to-
ward Socialism among the members q the unions 50
perhaps there something than mere noise in Mr.
Parkinsons alarm though Of course bis charge that the
Republicans are encouraging Socialism with money gifts
IS an hufcomhe
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26
FOR A HIGH SCHOOL.

1t is to be hoped that the council VIII push energetic
ally the plan for free public high school Nothing
that that body has yet done important as paving has
can compare Importance with this project for free
public high school
yinitasschool system is behind the times 1t is well
enough for Us to look that fact quarey in the face and
to take steps TO remedy conditions II we expect to at
tract newcomers Or the best sllt have public
school system equal to the best in the north We can
have 1t and we must
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Account bail game Miami vs.. FRS
CO system at Miami july -, Frisco
viii sell excursion tickets to Miami at
rate Of one and one-third fare, sl.l0
for the round trip. Date Of sale
July %, return limit July 30 Tickets
good on regular trains
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Account Colored Knights Pythias
encampment at Kansas City, July p
to 2s, Frisco viii sell round trip tick
cts to anyone to Kansas iCity at rate
Of one and one-third fare, $3.50.
Dates July % to 25. final return limit
July 30.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Kansas City papers readers have formally decided
upon the name Cowboy state for Oklahoma. And
other papers are balloting other nicknames And
when they're all through it viii DO left to time and
chance to fasten some upon US is always the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Muskogee is making plans for big New State fair
vnita hasn't even planned for a county fair. Ought
wenot to encourage farmers at least to the extent Of
Offering prizes for fine stock and graing
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Are you in favor Of continuing the energetic work Of
tie present city couuci2 Then vote for Fred Kelley
for alderman. Let's not elect man whose only purpose
will be to try to put brake the wheels Of progress
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

For blcating, beiching, sour stomach,
bad breath malassimilation Of food,
and all symptoms OF Indigestion. Rings
Dyspepsia Tablets are a prompt and
efficient corrective. Sold by, A. P.
Ovens.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

Children ike Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. The plea santest and
best cough syrup 70 take. because IL
contains no opiates. Sold by. Peoples
Drug Store
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26

All nations are endeavern to check
the ravages of consumption. the
''white plague" that claims so many
victims each year Foley.s Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and Y0u are in no danger Of consump-
tion. Do not risk your health by taking
some unknown preparation when
E0ley's Honey and Tar is safe certain
IN results. The genuine is in a yellow
package Sold by. Al. p, Ovens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
GENERAL NEWS.


On March 2S over 1900 English,
Irish. German. Swede. Hungarian
ltallal' FoFlus ueSe anu i,uso,a'' v1, M
mig grants '.lii,iel a' Nc" -'''''
seven s'e'ii'S'i'ps
William G. Rockefeller bought
Kentucky saddle horse IN New YORK
for $500. at auction. This was the
highest price paid in New York for
saddle morse since I'o1'
I"'eh - go mes , -',l-,'''i -
-. -. - aan,,,.,1ss
-.-,s,.--.. =. - -.
- IA, -, -,
-'ia' - VI ~
Three hundred employees OIL tne
winnipeg street railway are on strike
and the enLire system Is cohlPi-Ieiy
usa up f7ai14. MHo "l1e''' p'eu 70
cago last year has charge Of the nom
unIon men who are being nut at work.
r,,- zo...--,,,..,, ,,.,,, b,,,t5 o s-ooo
-. ~. 80, -, - -.
--. -.;.t,... ,..,,I -
m 0''.y r., ,,Iea 80, g.
-. -, -,
Yi.-',.i'',-Y-' " i,.,.-- - - ~, -
.si,l @ : 80 Ali '..' ,,, - ~ 60 ls,a,a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
Hotel Pendleton Arrivals.

l.. Rathburn, Portland; f. Hedges.
Portland; G, Mish, New York; ]. w.
irwin, Tacoma; NJ. Woolf, New York;
G. w. Ford, Portland; James McCab,
Walla Walla; Fred X. Bowen, Port
land; d. C. Anderson, st. Louis; Fred
Shields, San Francisco; F. A. Littooy
Seattle; II. a. Jacobs, Rock. n. Y;
c. f. Masterson, New York; Thomas
Nestor, Portland; George Stevens
Spokane; E. E. True, Spokane; r.
Brandon, Spokane; w. w. Evans, st
Joseph; Paul Kennedy, Portland;
Wilson Pontiac. H.; George Setter
Pontiac, ILL.,; George Setter, Jr., Pom
tiac, H.. f. Story, Washington; A. j
Story, Valley, Cal; Willis S. Dunno
way, Portland; C. d. Smith Pocatel-
10; r. L. Adams Portland; George j
Crane, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
NORTHWEST NEWS,

John Smith and Charles Powell, Of
Arlington. have sold 1000 head Of
sheep TO dealers from The Dalles for
$3.50 per head straight.
Murray. Idaho, has incorporated n
state bank. with capital of 10000.
The directors are F. F. Johnson,
Charles Manley. Charles Melroy, John
c. Feehan and Moses $. Simmons.
That a herd Of 600 elk may be
properly pastured legislation is find
ing favor to set aside a large portion
Of the Olympic forest reservation In
the state Of Washington for this pur-
pose.
Henry c. Gibson, aged 20 years, was
accidentally asphyxlated by gas at 69a
Everett street. Portland. He was
well known. Of exemplary character
and a member Of the Presbyterian
church
The Simpson lumber mills at South
Bend, Wash, have been sold to E. L
Gaudette, Of Bellingham, for 5000, 900
The price includes several hundred
acres Of fine timber. The mill now
has a capacity Of 100000 feet per day
and win be enlarged.
The last session of the Portland
Federated Trades Council unanimous
ly indorsed woman suffrage, as ever,
state convention Of the Federated
trades Of Oregon has done in tn,
past. The resolution passed in Port
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30

The Labor Press of Portland re-
views the political possibilities
which might come to pass under
statement No. /" in the election of
a United States senator. as follows:
While the opponents of statement
No. l Of the primary law are raising
objections to 1t on the ground always
of what might happen" why don't
they object to the sale of firearms.
balloon asceusions. railway travel.
deep swimming pools, and everything
else that has in it the element of
what might happen"
Now 1t might happen" that the
people of this state would elect 10 the
legislature 46 republicans and A
democrats, and at the same time Sc
lect an independent for United States
senator by 10000 majority.
Then If one of the 80 legislators
was pledged to Statement No. l.,
what might happen?" 1t is up to
the reader to answer. You know what
would happen. The senatorship would
be sold at Salem probably to a re-
publican; possibly to a democrat. You
would then have this demonstration:
Forty-siX irresponsible public serv-
ants-agents of 10000 electors-set-
ting aside the expressed will of the
entire body of the states electorate.
What for?
To comply with the provisions OF
the federal constitution? Technical
ly, yes. But in truth for what? This
is not a far-fetched case. 1t has in
effect already happened in Oregon's
political history.
Let US put the "what might hap
pen" phrase Of the case in another
way. Supposing the next legislature
shall be composed of 46 republicans
and A members of variegated politi-
cal hues, and the people in June
elect by 10000 majority republican
who has been duly nominated at the
primary election, but who is not per-
sonally acceptable to the republican
members of the legislature who pro-
ceed to elect an independent to the
United States senate?
In such a case OF might happen, -
the will of the party and the will of
the people would both be Violated by
46 men setting their own judgemnt
against that Of some $1,000 voters of
the state.
The whole point of objection to
statement No. / of the primary elec-
tions law is a covert assumption that
46 members Of the legislature, or any
other majority of that body either
within or without party lines. should
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30

The remarkable recovery of Ken
meth McIver, of Vanceboro. Me-. is the
subject of much interest to the medi-
cal fraternity and a wide circle OF
friends. He says Of his case: lowing
TO severe Inflammation of the throat
and congestion of the lungs, three
doctors gave me up to die. when, as
a last resort. 1 was induced to try Dr..
Kings New Discovery and am happy
to say, it saved my life" Cures the
worst Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis,
Tonsilitis. Weak Lungs. Hoarseness
and La Grippe. Guaranteed at Tall
man & Co.'S and Brock & McComas
drug stores. soc and s1.0O. Trial bot
tie free.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-30
sALENrs sELFIsHNEss.
Independence Paper Criticises the
Journals Position.

In answer to the absolutely selfish
stand taken by the Salem journal on
the Normal school question. the In
dependence West Side Enterprise
says:
The East oregonian takes note of
the perennial selfishness of Salem as
reflected through the Salem Journals
way OF disposing of the Normal school
issue. The Journal would abolish all
the present Normal school and build
another at Salem.
The Journals position is selfish,
reasoning, unsound and statements
warped. Salem is centrally located
and has many institutions of higher
learning says the Journal. Mt. JEFF
ferson is more centrally located, and
Salem has no license over half a
dozen other Oregon towns to claim
anything on the ground of many
higher institutions of learning" I'M
less the penitentiary, asylum and
brewery be included.
Another reason for the change ad-
vanced by the Journal is the state
ment that Salem has a Upgrade pub
lie schDol system employing the best
teachers in the state. Passing over
the immodesty. this statement is con-
tradicted by scores Of schools through
out the state. Independence chal-
lenges comparison Of our corps OF
teachers with those of Salem and the
Independence school system with
that at Salem. The Journal simply
can't make good its extravagant
statements.