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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28
She Miuht,

s"There is one thing you don't
have to do anyhow" growled Mr..
Wipedunks through the lather that
covered his face as he proceeded to
strop his razor. "You're always
complaining about your hardships:
You ought to be mighty thankful
you haven't got beard to bother
you"
81 don't know about that" re-
piled Mrs. Wipedunks. "If l was
a bearded lady, l believe I could
make a better living for this fam
ly than you're making."-Chicago
Tribune.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28
HOW 1T BECAME SO.


of protection belong to the do
main of Political Economy. The
questions themselves are not local
questions but acknowledged prin-
ciples of Political Science. Which
of these principles should be ap-
piled in conducting the govern
ment is a local question only so
far as the interests affected by
the principles adopted exist in
this, that or another locality.
Which set of principles to apply,
whether those Of free-trade or
those of protection, depends upon
which will work to the greater
benefit of all the interests
involved. Because of this,
that is because those princi-
pies belong to Political Economy
and not to mere party politics,
protectionists as we'll as free
traders are found in both parties.
1t is true, the democratic party
early opposed protection and ad-
vocated tariff law looking to-
ward free-trade, and this is the
present attitude of that party on
tariff legislation.
The first tariff law, that of
1889, was discussed and settled
on lines of political economy.
When slave labor became highly
remunerative in the south and the
production of cotton and tobacco
became the chief southern indus
tries the people of the south, like
all agricultural people, favoredthe
doctrine of freetrade. AS time
passed the south became the con-
trolling force in the democratic
party. and that party became the
exponent of free-trade. The con-
trolling force of the Wing, and
later and more fully of the Re-
publican party was in the manu-
featuring north. Protection then
became, in turn, a policy of these
parties. This is the relative po-
sition of the two parties, Demo
cratic and Republican, atpresent,
and explains how these questions
of political economy came to be
regarded by many men as simply
party policies of local Importance
only.
But, observe; our northern anc
western farmers see that protec
ton benefits them more thar
free.trade does. The south see'
that she must establish manufac
turing if she would develop he
boundless resources and attain
her full measure of prosperity
Protectionists multiply in tn
south, and the day is not far dis
tant, we may hope, when thes
questions will be discussed, a
they should be, as questions o
political science, and decided upc1
the known results of their prac
tical application to the conduct o
our government in the best inter
ests of the American people. Th1
is the hope and desire of protee
tionists of either party and tn
purpose of the republican party
WHICH THE GREATER?
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28
Sheep For Sale.

Ri.hty head of good ewes bred to
thoroughbred bucks l.. A. HouCk,
Monroe, Oregon. R. F. D. l. Phone
Beiiefouutain. lit
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28
Jersey Bull For Sale.

Descended from Grand Coin and Gold
en- GLOW; imported cow testing Is lbs
batter fat in days with .i.st caG. Ad-.
dress, u, S. WooDcocK, Corvallis, Ore
gon, 7zt
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28
For Sale.

Choice vetch and cats or STRAIGHT vetch
hay, in the bale or loose; at the barn or
delivered; in any quantity to suit: Also
bright Spring oat straw. Walter K. Tay.
lor, Ind. Phone 258. otf
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28

Ats1nsz fer Plaiotiff, and Applicant
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-28

In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon
Tor Benton County.
BELLA Read, Applicant ard Plaintiff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
GuaiiiUn i'm 9tc6cl.

9tem DorL Is. M6r5.- S8dbs
reno Der Inn > llbr btlIte iriib nit
392 Eoiiogicrcu all Goro ans 9rc.
men ougelnngte Ganpler o&ronprin}
@ilGcln" bonn g}orOoelltihcn Slopo
iriib MorAcns ulbe Stntcn &9IanO
in oibtcm NC6cl Dor 2lnfer lag, pur-
De ct 0ur6 0cl Compiler oGropn Of
Cattle" nn1ercnpelt, lin0 Der StoB
rib ein God bon 3ebn sur Gurd.
meiier in icincn Stern. Der 919
oes oGropn oi GoItilc" oranq ~ SUP
melt in ou8 Gu1rtier oc5 StcluarOs
oeS yaronprinj g3ilbeln" Gin, ollein
gIiidliher Nciic rpurOe gticmano Der.
lett. lie wuiicnoidten 3biiren Der
Gon1partcmentS mur0en Ioiort &c.
idloiien mo crit einise 3eit no66et
ernittelte man Oab feline @cinbr Dor.
lag, ba ser ul1cri6tete 'S6aoen ni1t
lnter, ion0ern iiber Der Wuiierlinie
liegt. Der ,aronprinS 8ilbelm"
mar in Stannc, ieine g8critc obne
Siilie 81 errciden uno luie man ipd.
ter InittGcilte, miro iein 9lbgong pom
bier niht Sltrtb Oen llnioQ pcr36gett
peroen.
Ger Gampicr uGroipn oi Cattle"
gebort Der o9frlo.Dorf onO Goutinen.
tai Cine" un0 mar geraOe ans Not.
teroam arlgcIangt gr batte. teine
galiagiere, ion0ern mir 5radt an
9oro uno enttom nit geriugcr Sc
id10igung am Nug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
: Ni1r neiterll nem llntten. ! d

- Cine aeitern oem 6lottent Z 7cpor.
tenlent in Waibinaton 5uaeaongcnG
Eepeidr mcloet, oob bos o(te aric05,
idlifi uMonotgabcIo" 81 @uantonu-
mo, Cuba. bis anf ocn @oiirripiegel
perbrannt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
@Srupbctcn i'm GungrcR.

Guit Miro lider crmdblt, 0itto NrDnn.
- 9(niilantc Gc6otte ii6cr 0ic
@cniion8 &crpiQigung8biQ.
9cmeiit ser 2fdhlug fiir On3 2(u-
ocnfen Oc& Scnator$ y99utc pou
Mnrplan0.
@oibin0ton 0,G., is. M6r5.
- Ter @mOcSlcnQt mar bclltc MIR
5cGn Wiinutcn in Sibuug m0 per
tndte Ii1 Oann 81 Gbrcn 0ca 2Iu0en.
TENS 0cS pcrItorbcucn Scnator5
g36Dte bon Morplau0 Hapncr (0io)
bicIt cine GcOc, in mejAcr cr 0ic Ser
GienItc ocS Nabiu9cidicOencn Sole.
gen prizes.
Su 9ieprGicntantcnbauIc wur0c
Ole 0ebatte iiber sic Gcniion8 Ser
pilligungSbill mlcbr nl~ 3pci Shlu.
Sen lang iprt8cicbt. Gie 9icOcn cr-
Itredtcn iih ouf cineu iueitcn Spiel
rdln - oll8cntcine EoIitif, 6inans
sen, Die Grltita, Die iii19itc Grtrabot-
ihait OeS Erdiibenten II. Ogl NJ.
Wtoller 90 propbc5eitc Die GrlUG5s
hung oeS Setrctjir5 Gait Atn &rdii-
ocnten m0lrcnO Sua (5eH) Die
republifoniidc Bortei an 0cn Yrau.
ger ltellte mo nit glei6cr 3uperibt
Die @rp0bllm1 ISM. 5. 9rDon'S sum
Br0liOeltcn OorultSlnBtc. $)nr0D
(Ser.) ltnO MalOo (R..N) bcipraten
Die GourantiroBc, 2Ioair (,$nO) Oon-
ncrte 8c8cn Die (ruIts, Hdu0 (3nG)
tonnte ni6t cinIeben, mas c9 Mite,
lDcm scr Frdi0cnt iortud6rcn0 9ot.
I6oIten al cjncn GonBrcB l6ictc, Ucl-
der ieinen Gmpicblungcu feline 9e.
ahtlmg idcntc, mo SefIm (}IlQ.) Cr-
qing ii9 in elmer bittercn Gcnun}ias
tion Ser gtclpsNorfer Narnpoub0rle.
I'm 1.2l Ocrtngte ii6 0u9 0uua,
nm icincr 2Id)tulg fir 0o9 sInOcnfen
ocS Senotor5 NbDte BON NiarDluuo
gluS0rlld 3u pcrlciben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Srdaro's Sooc3urtbcil
3iiijicr gFpoo'9 icniatipncllc GCbC bci
Der 9lnfilnOi0nng.

Grtldrt iidj iibcr3cp1t 6oB Sic 2luo-
ia9cn Oc3 &rrurtbeiltcu aui
@lbrEgit 6erubicn-llno ooB sic
ouorrcn N}6rocr Stcuncnbcr1'2
rur 0lwh Man1cl at &cuciicu
scr Suits cnt1in8cn. - lint
mnn0lunB 0c9 Go0cSrrt5ciI9 IN
3ud,tbol3bait cnpioblcn. -
&cntucm'9 rcpublitaniihcr or
Stant5ihabuCiItcr ol5 5SGlihcr
perltrtbeiIt. - Iunlpicr u&role
pri3 2NilbcIm" onJercnlpcIt mo
bclhdOigt,s
GolomclL SOobo, IS. A2drj
- 1orrD Srhar0 murDc bclttc ais
QcIt1nOiger NtGr0cr oc@ @r.@oupcrs
ncur9 Stelmcnbcrg pom 9iidtcr tSrc.
mont Moo0 sum Go0c pcmlrthcilt
@Ieid5citig cmpiabl onS @crift bcm
WolpGrncur bic llmmnnolun9 oca
So0c9urtbcilS in lcbcnalGnglihc
,3ud)tbauaboit. Der 9fihtcr crflGrtc
bci ser @cIegenbcit, cr lei ii6cr3cugt
0oB Srhar0 bel icincn }luitrctcn ais
Stauta5cuge IN Ocn Mor0pro5CIicn
gcgcn 0apmoo0, Niopcr mo Fetti.
bone, pon Scr o@citcrn WiincrS Sc
ocrotion," oic rcinc ru0 pole Nobr.
bcit Gciogt.
ytidtcr g8ooo Icttc, ndd0cm cr
icine 3ielnlid longc HcOc poacnOct
5otte, bic Gollitrcdllnq Beg Go0cSs
urtbeilS ulf Ocn 10. N}oi icIt Gr
IicB Onrin sic feItc llcbe3cu0un1
burcbblidcn, 0nB Sopnoo0, MoDcr
uno Nettibone Ser ibncu 5ltr Gait &C
lc8ten @crbrehcn iduloig icicn, o6.
pobl eS Ser Stont niht m0glitD &C.
illubcn babe, unlpiocrleglihe Gepciie
onfiir bei5llbringen. llnter 2lnOercut
ingtc 9iidJtcr @po0:
oG8 lit llnnl0gIid, }ll gIoubclL 0aB
cine iolde 9cibe BON &erbreHen, an
lueIdcn 10 uiele~@erionen bctbciIigt
uaren began9en lpcrbcn fonnte, obnc
0ab' iriiber pbcr ipGtcr elmer pocr
ntcbrere Ser @etbciIigten BON 9icue
unO @emiiienSbiiicn ii6errp6ltigt mcr-
0en ut0 ii6 oieicm 3cugen (Srhor0)
in 9eitGtigung Scr BON ibm gemob.
ten @ntbiitllngen oni6lieBGn. llnter
Cen llmltlnocn miir0e fein outer
3lucd ourh Die 0inri6tlmg 0iele3
3cugcn cr5iclt pcr0Cn lln0 9ticman0
miro lie niinlcben, nlber Uicllcid)t
oicicui1en Gcrlonen, mcl6e olrb iein
ireimilligeS 8cltdn0niB nbibculihcr
&erbrchen ge5icbcn mcroen, 1mo Die
6relmoe 0ieier Terioncn. Nenn Scr
Stnot ouh niht moralild pcrpilidtct
luGre, 0ie Don mir enlploblcne tbeils
ueiIe Stroiloligfcit 5ll rcdticrtigcn
10 miirbe ib oeno6 fcincn guten
@rlnO 5ur SollitrccfllnB Ser SoOcs-
Itruic in oiciem Safe Icben, ipdGrcno
10 pielc, bon ibm cntbiillte, idredlife
Eerbrchen ltnbeltrait blei6en."
Srhar0 crilldte um GrlaubniB 5n
cinigcn 9emerfunacn lln0 erbielt IiG.
Gr 0onftc Ocnl 9li6tcr fir lcine
freuuoIidc 9iiitIidt un0 mie0crboltc
Die &crliderlmg, onb CT oic gan3c
llnO refine &abrbeit gciagt bo6e, obnc
baB ibm irgenO Gin Scrlprc6en Der
Strailoligfeit gcgebcn mltroe. gbe er
ieine 2leuBerungen becnoct bate,
ltr0mten ibm Oic T6rGnen ans ben
9lu9en, ilno er idloB, in6cm er Dem
9ii6tcr no6lnalS nit ge6ro6ener
Stinne iiir ieinc Gmpie6Ilmg an Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge0anft Bate,
8ont @erift mlroc Srdnr0 nad
9oiic Gitp 5ltriid ipeoirt ur6 III oos
oortige 3ndtbaus gebradt. Gie ge.
geboroe tritt am 1.
Nnril ulinnll1pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Summer 4 gefer,
SrntidcS @anf- nao &cdJiclgcid)ait,
2G SuutG=StraRc,
,,Gdtipual Suui OF Commerce "@cb1aoe,
Wtitnlicncr Der 9tltlCubjric

9lns mn EcrIduf bon 9Gfitcn uub CbIGntio,
nen Rehicl lH0 GrtoitbriCio G!rf are baupts
fddb.idl,r Slioie GHrupus. .tua mo Seruuf
fremocr Geiolorier. ioluir glusicyiGung bon
NoQmnthien. SaiiisInrten bon uno mndh NeMtitb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19

Gaife snr Geiic in's slnsIanS &c.
Iorst 6. Maine, gar. 413, Cit.galti.
mOrcitrahc, naJe Cation Suuie slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Staatsid)asmciitcr iuanocrt im's
3ndJtbnns.

2crington &p, Is. Dtdr3. -
g8alterH Tan, Staatsidnbmeilter bon
aentildp lpabreno ser fllr3en replt.
bIifonii6en Administration oeS 8pus
neritelrs ". 9. 5aplor IN 1900,
muroc beute lpegen 6dlihuhg oes
ltamens ieines Sufels 6loDb Eap
auf einen Gbef fir $4,000 berur-
tbcilt. gr iii ein grlioer Garl Gap's,
Der uls Miitglieo ser 2eDislutlir cine
9ia einbradte, pelde Die 1etlein.
ifaftlihe gr5iebung Der meiBen itib
ihpar5en Hniie IN oen Sdulen bon
aentitdp uerbot. Gie giIl puroe gum
geiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Gritcr Gjnuo iibcr bic Slnf SSlnnOs
giriifc.

9}cm .Dort IS. Mdr3. - 0ic
&lad &4llnO Hriidc ii6cr 0cn Gait
Nipcr, OcrCr @uu $25, 100000 toItc4
tc, mllroe bcutc 5un crIten Niolc in
ibrcr gOn}cn &dl8e BON 6ltfgdugcrll
Gci6rittcn. Ginc Delegation bon
Stn0tbcamtcn unO &ertrctcrn Der
Contributions @ciclli6oitcn giu8
ilber Die Nriidc. lSu ser Wiittc ser.
iclbcn 5crbrdCb 2IlOcrntan SuQiuon
cine 6laidc Gbunlpagncr unO 0ic
oncritoliidc 5Ioggc pilrOe ultcr
Dc!n @ctlttc Der 0ampipiciien n1cr
6abr5ci0c oni Dem 6htlie cntiultet.
Scf9 StroBcubo5nDclciie mo 5mei
oEromcnn0cn" ilr 6itbgdnacr iiib-
rem ilbrr 0a9 pbcre Gef ooer Stod.
mcrf Der Yrildc, udbrcno Oos lntcre
iiir 6uGrucrtc cingcritGtet lit. Ger
Nalr scr 9riidc bcgonn in 1901 m0
bat Diclc McniNcnlc6eu gum Gpicr
leiorocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Ecl6itmorb AM Selcpllun.

9tem Oort tS, Mdr5. 6ruil
Selen Iaen5er iucldje M grDoflDn
llnterri6t inn Stiden imo an0ercn
mribIiden @anoarbeitcn ert6eiltc, er.
i0ob iiA bcltte 9lbcno in Ser 3ele,
p6on0uOc elmer 9lpot6efc an Ger
9iciOitrobc, nohocm iie an gefunnte
tcIcpbonirt nno ltm 9lb6oleh ibrer
Seihe eriuht bate. Sic mar ctpa
80 Sabre aft mo bate iih Dor etma
einen1 Sabre bon ibrem 8ottcn &c.
trcruIt. 5ie bcrOientr reihIid 9enug
(SclO iiir ibren 2ebenslrnter6olt. be-
ifwertr iidJ ieOoH Ieetbin tdgli6
iiber 6eiti1e aopiidner5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19

&icIc iriibcrc Giicn6ubn-Glerfa, mel.
Nc 0lr6 Oic fiir5Iihe @ciHGit2triiiS
ibrc Stcllcn ocrlorcl bobcn lid ais
Gri0bIcutG 9cmcIOct, >Sn Ocnl Strife
Iiu0 iol9chOc @cmcrtibuitcn bCtbci-
li1t: NrMtcr. un0 Wi0l5cr lllion
9ir. 6" nit 800 N}itgIic0crL 0ic aus
8c'hlDiienc INSTRUMENTATION 9ir.
l3" nit 525 WtitgIic0crlL Die n6ubr-
lclttC.llnion 9tr. 80" nit ca. $50
N}itllic0crn sic y6laihcnbicrfiiQcr
llliou 9}r. tS7" nit 1900 WiitaIic-
0crm bic o6rodtucrldocr rno Sis
5ol$ }Irbciter- llnion 9tr. 237" NIT
ctmd 270 N}it1lie0crn Die On.
Qincer2 Union 9ir. PIG" nit 40
D}itQlicocrh sic oCelcr- mo Sellers.
lmion 9ir. 279" nit lrngcfGbr 100
N}it0licncrn lno Ole y9rocrci.lo0c-
l0bucrs lMiuu 9tr. 262" nit 80 Dit.
lIic0ern
%lll. Jldpp NODll Nlllelaoer ltll0
@ouia GbcI, lruItcc9 ser Nicriobrcr.
lmion bobcn bCutc 9Iod)mttoa eli
9ruuerci. @cicQiMoitcn pon St&oui2
nnO Epci Nroucrci @cicllidoitcn BON
GIt ct. 2ori9 mcgen on9cbIihcn
9rlh9 Oca nit Scr Union Qcihloiic-
ncn Gontrofta ouf $t,t0O,00O S6o-
Oencriub ucrtlugt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
,Slnf Spurt" a6actIan.

Ntlontn ga, Is. M0rj. -
Ter Ncgcr }InOrcm ,5adion befnnut
inter Sem Spibunmen ,glodSport, "
cnOete bclte I'M @ciGnauiB fir sui.
ton'Gollntp am @ulgcn. Gr mar Scr
am 6. Gc}cmbcr b. s. IN 9ltlnnto per.
ii6ten GrntorOnng oes FoIi5iiteu 5.
u. Wlnnicr ii6eriiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
9opfprb,
eSraRcnlriOcn,
llnOcrbanli0teit,
OaQcmsQeiOcn,
Scritopfnng,
9Dspcpfe
liao alc 0cbcricincn.

@coua6cn ec Die lolgcnten eDripiome.
mc6c prn GrfruuiuuNcn Der &cronunlta3'
orNnnc Dcrrittrclt &criiop'ulla udtb 5nlicn oe'
rtlblct Sdmorr6oiocn. NiaBcnidurc. gieiauns
}um 9rccbeH, Suobrcnncu gl6f,bclt bor Gd6s
runn, NiuGcnorideu, tdurcS suiitoGcn Gab,
Iuiicu uocr 5lnlicrn bce @cr}f1la9cs. Gr,
iidunGsNciibI Del IicNcnocr SlelnnB, ocrs
ibwommcHeS 1cbucrn68cn. %uuilc uno Slim.
mcrn oor bcn 9aacu. 5ebcr uno ounlpfc
G6mC5cn in oct Settle Der Nrut. ben @Iiss
bcrn brcmcnOeS @cfnbl i'm 5Ief1 GiniGe
Soicn bon 6abmaDS Eilen iucrocn oas Snitcm
bon allen oUen pnBeihDrtcu Qctoeu Dcfrcien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-19
Grr grancritrifc in ct. Qonis

ct. 2ouiS, t8. Wiirj. Aue
9raliercicn iino beute onIGBId) Oes
geitern 6egonnehcn Strifes NIT per.
nlinoerter slrbeitsfrnit i'm getrieb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
From the Scene
Painters Gallery
Side-Lights Upon the
Stage and Noteries of
Clio. Thalie and Melp-
omene. s. 81 81 IS


toned. lie was the author of those
striking dramas, "Arrah Ma Pogue"
and "'The Colleen Bawn." 1t used TO be
a common saying around the theaters
that Roucicault had dramatized every
thing with the exception of Websters
dictionary. lint ne would soon try that
NE made a big figure in the dramatic
world In the 70s
.,t ~, ,,
~ luus''ruIi must lee'', e,.S 80
=, Npsial Wy Dun. ~ Was NOV Om,g q ~
ilsit 10 listen TO the tones Wilcn ne
p'ouEnS rom ms Vioill, puS IL W'a
u'so "a ueilsht 70 LOOK AT tne man. as ne
s'oou Oh 'He stlEe' ms tall' slenueF aun
erect hsure' ms WONDERFUL eyes ana
Clouu OF snowy mar.
r,ANrot-s NrrrTrNG
"The thing done avails," thought
Landor, land not what is said about
it, In one sense, that thought Is
most true. And yet what the drama
ti ;e, ' b,s sg, 'l0g its eject In the
world. / love the play, but love re-
ality better For that reason, nave
always Thought that the most interest
ing sight which ever oeheld on tho
stage of the salt Lake theater' was
the meeting OF Brigham Dung anu
Henry Ward Beecher. Ihat famous
man OF thought of the east, ana ihat
famous man of action OF the west
they looked steadily INTO etch otner
eyes for a moment Henry ward
Beecher was an accomplished actor.
We know with what startling erect
he initiated the slave-dealer in Ply
mouth church And Brigham Young
was n wonderful mimic. ] mad both
seen aud Listened 10 his skin IN mat
fHt he Fl ls4.f mol ~
We're impressive. one might just as
well have attempted to read the riddle
of the SPHINX as to read from the faces
OF those two great men, what they
thought OF each other.
This has been noted before. / think
and put into prin-t the wonderful SIM
imrity of the men. In build they
might have been twin brothers. Only
thc face of Bccchcr WINS the moro
pleasant OF the two There was some
thing more of henoyolence upon 1t,
more Of the kindly and paternaI. Brig
t ialu Guns lVlg was ,ne ,nUee StJrn;,
,tt,,.r,,'i.. ~. 80, -, ,',.,.,. ,,,,,c,,
III liz ''' ''''S "-'' '~''' 'o''
TN IN. ,,.. ,..,,.,,io,,,. 3, ,,,. ,,,tna
90 -, ,,, I,ai,,t, 20 49, NJ rrnited
e. g. - y, . 49,. @ I-iSs,,t
,,,'a,sS aIi.i - ,,,i,,e,,t
80 Jt Ia no t,reat
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

(cOn'inued on page fourtsen.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
"reminiscences of the Salt Lake Theatre
Actors and Actresses
T-s1rrazzzanzzEl
of the Past Viewed
uzuznznrz'zzz p
Through an Artists
Eyes. IS IS IS s.
and Actresses

NHE salt Lake theater is the
q Stheater with history; that is,
It has an exceptional history.
Name me its fellow! 1t Is
g. mace of amusement
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-04-10
Folk on Senatorship.

In an interview recently, re-
garding senatorship, Governor
Folk said:
"If the people desire that |
continue in official position | shall
obey their will; II they release
me from further officiai duties ]
shall fight on in private life for
the principles have battled fol
In public station. The senator
ship offers tremendous opportun.
lilies for the accomplishment o.
public good yet II q majority O
Il :
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-04-10

Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee for Butler
county, Vice Joe Juden resigned
and moved away.
The egg crop of the county is
enormous and fair prices are real
lied. Eggs and poultry of the
county net about S125,OOO this
year and may realize S15O,OO0.
This business should be devel-
oped and encouraged.-Bloom-
field Courier.
A gang of dago laborers on the
|. M. near Charleston killed q
buzzard, one of the local resi-
dents telling them it was a
f'prairie chicken" They cooked
and ate it and were then made
sick and all laid it to "too mucha
blacka chicka.
Hon. W. s. Cowherd, the lead
ing candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Governor has filed
petitions, according to the new
state primary law, containing
10000 names of Democratic vo-
ters of the state. The maximum
number that may be filed is about
%. 900 and the minimum less than
a,0O0.
w. H. Kennon, of Mexico, Mo-,
former Adjutsnt General of Mis-
souri,, and former member OF the
Legislature from Audrain county,
hanged himself at the State hos
pital for insane at Pennington
Friday of last week. His body
was found in his quarters, about
Z pollock suspended from a water
pipe by a lowell
A lot of counterfeit money was
found in a negro woman's shoe
one day last week by policeman
who was looking about the wo-
mans place forwhat he couldfind.
Some money Of the same kind
had already been passed in the
town. The negro woman said q
stranger had given her the money
TO keep for him, but it is though
she lied about it.
II anyone tells you he is il
favor of Local Option and is no
in favor of prohibition, he is eithe
presuming that you are a fool o
he has not given the question
much thought. Local Optiol
prohibits the sale of whisky il
the county when adopted, Pro
hibition prohibits the manufac
ture and sale Of whisky in tn
state. II it is wrong to sell in
county, why not wrong to manu-
faoture and sell in the statep-
Dunklin County Herald.
Last Monday about 10 o'cloc
while little Tommy Merit, tw
year old, son of Isaac Merit, liv
ing three miles north Of Bernj
was playing near burning stun
in the field where his brother
were working, his clothes copgt
fire. Before assistance coul
reach him his clothing was burr
ed entirely off of him and his bod
so badly burned that be died
IL o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
have the coincidence Of the enti
community in their sad ar
shocking bereavement. Bern
Star.
Judge W. N. Evans who is
candidate for the gubernatori
nomination, resigned his pos
tion as Chairman Of the Sta
Democratic Central Commit
on the 28th ult., and has appoin
ed Harry M. Rubey, Of Maco
10 serve In his stead until !
regular Committee on the 10th
May, at which time q rsgul
Chairman win be elected. Jud