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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

gneer doubtless we'll But the first appropriation scarcely
made impression and the second engineer estimated that
would little Having invested $4,000 the
mission did like abandon the pan and further
priaons until than $25000O gold
drained the the Benguet
completed It is compleedt will require constant outlay
OF large annually to keep II In repair.
Having met the members and other Amer
residing Philippines testify that they
ability standing The personnel
Philippine official life likely be improved, and long
the islands under colonial policy the Benguet
experiment liable to be repeated various forms and yet the
Fpnos point folly to illustrate both ignorance
local conditions and Partially toward the foreign population
The third question: Are the Fpinos competent to
the which the decision finally
the fundamental principles which
will they mature reflection
ympahize fully with the Filipino
Fipinos
of foreign and its to munderstand local
will admitted whO the subject thought
but the we'll meaning still delude themselves with
the belief that Spanish ncapacated the
franchise that special conditions
unfit Fpno the establishment maintenance
imposed them without
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22
Pledge Made by Secretary Taft

This is states when Independence be hoped
when 1t hoped for
Secretary Taft employed without
his mind the idea that independence would be granted
independence, "A
that the policy which times
tatvely stated that this Filipino shall be carried
benefit Filipino
shall extended to the Filipino speedily
themselves fitted to exercise it, must be
their honor"
Secretary pledges
pledge iand pledges
Fpnos
themselves
and similar that they binding
Fipinos constantly
upon
the aspirations the Filipino people, plans
inconsistent with ultimate independence
of the commission naturally
and think righfuy all Fnpnos. occupation
be why permanent Why
affairs when he reaches
immediate declaration Of the nations
dependence OF the Fipnos
lished 1t that definite
is important just when the Fpnos
pendence that the nations shall
our govern
shall be in harmony with that
stable be established within
independence could
and with safety the Fpnos within
But whether independence
after longer period there should be delay
announcing policy impress upon Fiipnos
the necessity leaving this people
States and the Importance proving possible
virtues the character the pointed
out the folly of instruction
resong
upon my own cOuntymen the importance of dealing frankly
fairly Filipinos
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22
AROUND THE WORLD WITH WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAF
Fpinos for Independence Their Qualifications for Sc

CNGAPoRE jan %. 1SOs-(speca Correspondence of
Bee)-Havng in previous articles the conditions
~ found them the Philippines the
should the Fpnos their islands
the northern Of isandsthe islands north
the Fipnos right to selfgovernment7 Do
desire governmen and independence? Have they the
capacity for self-government?
The question the Affirmative
bsor Of ia correct That derive their
Just powers governed
true It's application to the F1ipnos; IL
false we must And some other foundation for our own
question l able to My visit to
Philippines has settled this question mind have heard
but this is unquahedly
Captain J. A. Moss member Of General Cobins personal
staff recently through the province of Pampanga
and published journal of his trip
Manila his return He concluded his
discharged soldiers who married
native and who growing with the country and
excellent position to feel the native pulse,
majority of the natives have for
Exntepreters Fpnos with whom intimate
cordial relations while serving In the provinces told me the same
thing have, from the foregoing to the
that the FDnos be divided into three classes;
a) The precious few comprising those who are really friendly
think beneficial to the
OBJ those who bnehcares of the gov
nmet and entertain for what may be termed expedent
friendship majority who have absolutely use for us
the Islands TOO
Strong Feeling for Independence
The conclusion by Moss is warranted by the
facts and the feeling independence Manila
possible than provinces with Fipinos official
while differed in the degree of fiendness
which thew felt toward the United States expected
independence of Manila in the various law
schools engineering schools numbering in
10OO prepared and presented to memorial OF
printed This prepared by subcommittee
signed by the students 1t
review Of the economic industrial and
ical situation standpoint Of these
American government thought to
favor segovernment and
fundamental and consistent with
ideals that American statesman would have publicly
disputed years
Fpnos point the lack the sympathy
Filipino Just legislation and
this argument no reflection upon the good intentions OF Amer
leans generally admitted but Americans
Fpinos that good intentions
the United States Of eta
intelligence but differing sympathy that no amount
doing what the other regards
unjust capitalist the
neither would feel that the other however
wen meaning competent to speak for him
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Qualifications for. Self Government

question the capacity of the Fipinos for
overlook the stimulating influence of egovenmen
the they forget that responsibility educating
influence patriotism fitted the
that the
capacity Filipino the fact that fighting
the
the Philippine before with
Rial death because of his advocacy Of liberty
anniversary Of his death could doubt that his mardom
the the coming
government domestic,
of the people.
year Spain the Filipino people
in instruction against that and they demanded
other things parliamentary representation freedom Of
federation of all religious secs laws with theirs
minsratYe and economic autonomy"
Here recognition of the doctrine of
recognition OF the freedom of the the buwa
administer affairs In
proclamation from which have quoted there
for independence but IT be
possible to secure Justice under a colonial system.
Whether the demand for Flaws
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22

not need to be subject alien There vide
difference between the general intelligence of the
educated Filipino intelligence aboer the street
and the field but this barrier sefgovernment nte
controls in where suppressed
by military all the the intelligent
than nineigent where there
obvious inequality suffrage qualification usually excludes
ignorant
Take the or the for instance is dis
posed question their ability themselves and the
suffrage qualifications such that than onetenh OF the
adult permitted Nineenths the
making either directly through
tes still of the
Mexico fully
greater, than the between the
Filipino sociy Mexico maintaining stable
making
of Mexico the theory that 1t itself
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22
Independence Contemplated in Washington

That those in in Washington contemplate independence
admitted those who for the administration
deception speech evening
December Smith, of the Philippine commission
Of the educational said: Popular self
the Philippines the
If either achieve Independent the other
doomed failure II both work for 1t harmonously
there why be accomplished.
accomplished the history the Philippines will hold brighter
than that which recies the struggle of
themselves for independent accomplished
the aest in American history will be that which
the creation Of nation unsehh
allen If this Of ultimate independence,
what possible meaning the language have? the admn
ton does intend that the Fpnos shall be indie
pendent its representatives hold
But there higher authority for the indie
soaed Taft party visited Philippines
last Secretary Taft made speech in which he assumed
for the president Referring the presidents opinion
said: HE believes believe Americans
have had familiarity with the facts that it is absolutely
possible to hope that the lessons which It Is the duty of the
United the whole Filipino
by Them body in less than generation; that the
ability is that will take longer period in which render them
of establishing maintaining stable
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-22
Utterances by High Officials at Manila and Washington

Fpinos they protection by
the Spanish for themselves do know If that is meaning
their demand
Importance of principle to which Of public
to be blind The evil of colonial policy the injustice
It, largely from the fact that the colony is governed by
It, binding the which makes
The Mexican participate in the making
the his the of living
which bind himself with Japa-
by those who the be paid
also by those who enjoy the franchise
under colonial system the subject obey law
him himself subject the
ought be
moments thought.
1t objected that but small proportion of the Fhpnos
that number of educated
the Fpno
enthusiastically those schools established by
teaching in them,
speaks eoquenty this
Agunado provided fighting
prohibited actually
which authority
is objected by that the intelligent Fpinos would
independence the nstrumentaies
the This is argument;
outside interference desired
believe that the Fpnos
in their
aliens whose salaries make impossible
to claim that they serve from purely altrusdc motives
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
A LONE
DEMOCRAT

PORTLAND, Sept. 13.-The
above is group picture of the
democratic party in the lower
house of the recently elected Ore
gon legislature, for Herman Roth
child is the only democratic men,
Der of the house. So overwhelm-
ingly republican is the Beaver state
that in many of the representative
districts the G. o. p. candidates
had no opposition, and the few
democrats that were in the legisla-
ture the last session failed of re-
election. The strange part Of it all
is that Union county, which will
send Herman Rothchild to the
legislature next winter, is over
whelmingly republican, too, but
the great popularity of Mr.. Roth
child turned the tide in his favor
and he secured per cent of the
votes of his county.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
IN A NUTSHELL

Politics as usual are causing a
lovely row in Walla Walla. A. w.
Grim, penitentiary guard, has re-
signed, one faction claims because
he disobeved Warden KEGS orders
to work against Senator Ankeny.
1t Is claimed that KEGS and what
Is known as the Boxer wing are
trying to re-elect Governor Mead
and displace Ankeny with Robert
l.. Mccormick. In yesterdays
primaries the Boxers were de-
feated
Through a blunder, the body of
Marion Richardson, young soldier
who died at Tacoma as the result
of pistol wound, was sent to Van
couyer and buried instead of to
the home of his parents in Kan.
sas. The parents were not even
officially informed of their sons
death.
B. S. White seems to be the man
most implicated in alleged land
frauds around Meadows. Idaho,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
MISS MAYME MULCRONE.

an opportunity to meet and to
mingle socially.
The woman who joins a union
joins a friendly association of her
fellow works. If there are abuses
in her particular line of work-low
wages, long hours, lack Of ventila-
ton in store or shop-these abuses
are considered, and the remedy for
them soufht, and it is usually
found. 1t is a mistake to think that
unions are always plotting strikes,
always talking about the hardships
of the wage Garner, the advantages
of the capitalist. These things are
considered in their time and place,
and with the seriousness that such
subjects require, but as a rule the
meetings Of the unions are very
hopeful, very happy gatherings,
quiet and well onducted-gather-
lngs that any wage Garner should
De proud to attend and take part in.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
MISS NANCY LOWS.

from the progress made to date by
the grand jury. White acted as
agent for A. w. Cook, it is claimed.
Cook secured 10000 acres of tim
Der land.
Governor Chamberlain has per
sonally served notice on railroads
in Oregon to file reports of their
financial condition as required by
law or prepare for prosecution. The
secretary of state has refused to do
his duty in demanding the reports.
The men Farley brought to San
Francisco to break the street car
strike are being shipped back to
New York by hundreds. None of
them seem very anxious to re-
main in California.
The King county prosecuting at
tOrney has announced an intention
to fight insanity proceedings in the
case of Esther Mitchell ad Mrs.
Creffield. Evidence will be offer
ed to rebut the insanity charge.
The Miners union and Industrial
workers at Goldfield have been en-
Joined from interfering with the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
OF the Retail Clerks Union,
St. Paul, MINI.
BY MAYME MUlCRONE,

There's strength in union.
That Is one reason why wage
earning women should work togeth-
er-work as a union. AS individ-
uals they may or they may not gain
the advantages they are sure they
are entitled to, but as a union they
command respectful attention, their
demands are listened to, and if
these demands are just and rea-
sonable they are almost always
granted.
There's a social side to the union
labor question, too. And for women
who work that is worth consider
ing At the regular meetings of
the union and at the socials which
they give from time to time girls
who do the same sort of work have
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
She TURNED DOWN TAINTED DOLLARS

CLEVELAND, O., Sept 1.-THE
marriage of Miss Nancy Lows to
George Frasch, son of Herman
Standard Oil company, has been
postponed indefinitely" The invi-
tations have been recalled and no
explanation has been made.
Miss Lows is the beauty of an
exclusive East End social circle,
and Frasch, whose home until late
ly was in Cleveland, is no less well
known.
Two days before the date set for
the wedding the invitations were
recalled. Miss Lows had complet-
ed an extensive trousseau and had
chosen her maids" The prospec-
tive bridegroom had arrived from
New York and the final prepare
lions for the wedding were all but
completed when, without warning,
Miss Lows apparently changed her
mind.
Miss Lows Is connected with the
Oldest and best known Cleveland
families.
Herman Frasch, Sr. once a poor
chemist, became a millionaire after
he discovered process for refining
the heavy Canadian oils He re-
ceived a large block of stock in
the Standard for his process and
continues to draw large royalties.
His income is said to be about
500 a day.
Young Frasch was educated as a
student corps man in one of the
German universities. His hobby
was chemistry.
Upon his return he made a splash
In society and has been conspicu-
Gus in the gay set. The family has
lately spent much time in New
York.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14

Sun, a newspaper they have boy.
cotted.
A Chicago policeman has been
charged with instigating a crime in
order to make an arrest and secure
promotion. He is Inspector Pat.
rick J. LAWN.
Grand lodge Masons yesterday
laid the cornerstone for a new Y.
NJ. c. A. building at Walla Walla.
The structure is located on Spo
kane street.
William F. Smith, of Boise, has
been elected grand master of Ida.
no Masonic lodges.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14

NASHVILLE, Ind, Sept. 14-Em-
met Turpin is his own jailer. He Is
a prisoner here in the Brown county
log Jail, the only prison of the kind
in Indiana.
Being his own jailer, Turpin be-
lieves he ought to be paid for his
services by the county commission
ers. He is contemplating suit for
the wages usually paid jailers.
Late last fall Turpin was arrest
ed and fined heavily for violation of
the liquor laws. He could not
raise enough money to pay up. He
ascertained that $50 days in Jail
would square his account with the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14

The Spokane Press is the only
penny paper in the Inland Empire.
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county. Being a conscientious man,
in some respects, he philosophically
went to Jail
There being no jailer, Turpin
himself got the key and unlocked
the door. For nearly ESQ days he
has been prisoner, jailer and JAM
tor. He keeps the key and when
he wishes anything he unlocks the
door and goes after it, Then he
comes back, locks himself in and
continues to serve out his time.
Now that his term Is near It's
close, he is contemplating suit for
services rendered the county as
jailer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
RESTORES V|G0R IN OLD AGE

Mrs. Eliza Scheirer,who
lives at Macungie, Pa,
and who has passed a
very strenuous life, found
at the age of 70 some
of the old time vigor
and energy lacking. She
felt that she needed
something to give her
strength in her declining
years. For over a year
she he has used Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey as a
tonic-mediCine and has
found in it the very thing
needed for one at her
time of life.
She writes the follow.
ing and cordially recon-"
mends Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey to both young
and old:
81 would say that am now in my sew
enty-sixth year. Have always lived an
active life. About year ago l began us
ing DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY
as restorative, and I can heartily recon-
mend it as very valuable presevative fol
young and DID," MRS. ELIZA ScHIERER.
May 6, '06.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
SNEAkED INTO MATRlMONY,

w. L. Jackson of the county
treasurer's office, was married a
few days ago in Portland, Ore, to
Miss Julia c. Lauk. of Santa Clara,
Cal. Mr.. Jackson slipped away and
committed matrimony without no
tifying any of his numerous friends.
He'll get 'his'n" when he gets
back, according to his fellow
clerks statements.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
BERGER MATCHED
WITH O'RRIEN

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA
Sam Berger today accepted James
Coffroth's offer to fight Jack
O'Brien at Colma Thanksgiving
afternoon. The fighters are to
split two-thirds of the receipts and
get a third each in the moving pic
lures revenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
GETS SOBER AND REPENTS.

Patrolman Downey last night ar
rested w. M. Kelly for the alleged
larceny of 81 from William Scott.
In Jail this morning Scott got
somewhat sobered up and said he
didn't want to prosecute Kelly.
Justice Hinfle will hear their
trouble tomorrow morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-14
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev

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cheeks the glow Of perfect health, take
key regularly according other med
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the body and depres the heart while
tones and strengthens the pufes entire
system Is the only whiskey that recognized
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Pure Malt Whkey has fifty years and
has always been found absolutely great
medicinal properties.
CAUTlON.-Whcn ask druggist grocer for
DuHs Pure Malt Whskey be the genuine.
only absolutely medicinal whskey
boiesneve In bulk Look for the
lst" the label
md doctors advice free. Duffy Malt Whkey Co, Rochester NJ
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The Spokane Press delivered to
any part of the city for rs cents
per month.
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The Spokane Press delivered to
your house for Csc month. Tele.
phone Main 375.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

SOUTHWEST.
". HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9TH and streets
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Furniture, for cash. Sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X oc2S-3t
HOUSEKEEPERS, Attention: This week,
ordinary windows eXpeTtiy cleaned SC each
Postal ELLIOTT 1Z9O 7th st. NV ocaS-st
WANTED-By one person in apartment. use
OF upright piano for storage. Address BOX
SO. Times office. oc2s-2t
WE PAY the highest price for old gold
silver, and jewelry. BURFEINDS. as sth
81. NV, near O. oc2S-8t
WANTED-Old pictures Of George Washing
ton, American naval and land battles, RevO-
lutiOnary portraits, etc, send name Of en-
graver and publisher on picture. =. O. BOX
1902 New York. IL
LET Us DO your knife and accordion pleat-
ing. We can do IL better and more reason
ably than any other firm in the city: knife
and accordion pIeAting. &c a yard and up;
pinking lc a yard. Skirts. sun-pleated. 81:
work called FOR and delivered OPEN
HELMETS. Oh 9TH nv. OeIs-tf
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
HOuSefurniShinSS.

SELECT heating or cook from a thousand
today and save from % cents 10 a dollar.
SNITZER & La PORTE. ll29-3l 18th 81. NV.
oc25-u
81 IS FOR SANITARY COUCHES; $40 IS
metal folding beds, parlor and bedroom
suites, 81 per week. stone water pitchers, Zoe;
go-caTts. t1.50. REDAfOSD'S. SIS 7gh 81. nv.
jyIl-tf
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Help Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-StrOng white boy about II 10
make himself useful j. J. GEORGES &
SON. 12l1 Pennsylvania ave II
WANTED-Men 10 Introduce the stillweH
gas light. no experience necessary. good
pay to right party. Call at s27iz T. st nv
Ask for MATH RICH. oc28-Zt
WANTED-COachman Cc0Iored), SIS up. for
physician, also buffers house men. LADIES
EXCHANGE. ST Vermont ave. II
WANTED-Any person willing 90 distribute
our samples. $40 weekly. EMPIRE 81 Ia
Sale St. Chicago. Steady position. II
WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay. TO
distribute circulars. adv. matter tack signs
etc. no CHnvassing- NATIONAL ADV BU-
REAu, Chicago. II
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Lost.

LOST-Saturday evening. brown alligator
leather p0cketbOOk. name willis Irwin
Morrison stamped on book Reward If re-
turned 10 PHILLIP NEWTON, 1916 18th st
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

FURNISHED ROOMS. with board. IN priyat,
family % u 81. Oc2s-st
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
Situations Wanted
Female.

SAtAGAAOAAS w 0AACA-
Female.
WANTED Position as leading soprano in
choir Address BOX s7s. Times ONCE II
WANTED-Posltion as managing housekeeper
IN hotel OF private family. experience and
references Address BOX 367, Times Office
II
WANTED-Washing 20 do AZ home Call
for three days, 30 II 81. II
WANTED-By irst-class laundress, family
washing 10 do home. 1910 18th 81. il
WANTED-By colored woman. housecleaning
or work by the day. 22l2 St nv. Il
WANTED-LauHdry work also rough-dry
wash. I69 Pierce 81. NV. i
WANTED-Sewlng. waists. skirts. and suits
10 make very reasonable. 2lz T st. NV.
OCZ1-2t
WANTED-By drst-cIass laundress; washing
to take home as Franklin st. nv. oc27-7t
WANTED-By honest white woman. light
Homework. Address BOX $751; Times ONCE.
ocz7-2t
WANTED-By two experienced girls. places
as general houseworkers. Gail l247 Madison
1t. NV. Oc27-2t
TYPEwRITING. neat work. prompt service
81 Sth ST. NV. oc25-St
WANTED--Washlng to take home. 1919 U
81. nv. oc24-6t
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

ANACOSTIA-
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sta
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

6H 18th ST NW.-ThTee large rooms; entire
second floor. uHfuTnished light housekeep. ny:
two squares War Department ocZs-3t
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
Table Beard.

TABLE BOARD, S1s per month; excellent
home board. hot noon lunch. hoTne-mads
bread. desserts. fresh eggs. best conee sDe-
claltisE 81 @ 81 Oc26-St
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

PRINTED ENVELOPES. business size. best
work, loo, $40. HAY AOELH PUBLISH
ING HOUSE. 5l2 Sth 81. NV, ocS-3Jt
FOR SALE-Csood quality Opaque shades. fg-
ted 10 your windows. only zoe hung free viii
call with samL.es. kLEEBLATTS. I1ih and
II SITS. ne. Phone East 25-R- ia2J-tr
II YOU WANTED TO sell a used piano and
some one could furnish you the addresses
Of ATTY people who are on the lockout fer
secondhand pianOs-you' be glad To buy
this list. and pay well for IL, wouldn't you
WeIi-if there are nifty probable buyers Of
your piano IN this city, want ad. viii md
about tWo-thirds Of them. 50 that YOU CAN
BUY YOUR MARKET-and buy It at bar
gAinI
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANIED-A white woman 20 assist with
children. settled woman prsfsrred: good home.
and wages for useful woman. Inquire al
address 605.a + 81. NV. 0czs-5I