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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
9uarn MISUNDERSTANDING bIir Ser

f%oreIe6ia life / Gorge. : SOelStin-
get iprfoitebeS ben CITE Sui isrit 60.
ciaIiIterues 6oriIog ON s timers
IormaI1rbeiosoog meo so MOB II
Stemmer G. Socialiiter, @iteitsl,
6e0ie. Sanion, Sort % Wpruans.
9erpaa iorfaiteoes Sociolfomiteens
SIertaIsinoitiuing ON 10 Simers
RormoIarbei0Sooa o. Ell Worimums
grbei6stio al 56 Elmer ON lleen
meo SO MOB 80 Stemmer. SiIiioii
iaIot ogioa ct Sorila9 ON Ell Wori-
NUNS arbeioStio al 5S elmer ON
llgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Dore Iopliee Rpileoase

Soruben S~snbaeene er Der life
minbre END 33 Gage, icm | ollie eler
enfelte al Staterne er lopbeltemte
Spilebage, legal b%olioapS". gfpaars.
Saa er en- iaaoan SpileSag | aae
Stater % Serritorier meo unota'
aeIie al @asiaduietts, Nisiisiippi
oq Stem Sampibire. DC andre Spl'
leoaee er:
Sen SSe Sssaml,ar, aarsbagen for
Sloaet / Sem Orleans arigen al
1912, / 9oniiiana.
Gen 19be Sanuar, General u. e.
See Ssbielsbag, / 5lorioa, Georgia,
q. Carolina, g. Carolina, @trstnta,
glabama pg arfunias.
@aroigras. Setter | 6ebruar, !
Mabama.
Gen t2te Gsebrltar, 2incolns $40.
ieIsboe, / Colorado, Connecticut, Se'
Ioipare, Sninois, aanias, @suS'af,il'
ietts. Winneiota, Nepaoo, Nefp SER
H. Gcm gorf, %. 9afota, Senneipl'
ponia, 8aibiueton og Bpoltiii9.
Gen 22be Sebrnar, @aibin9tons
SsoielsSaa, / ale Stater meo limo
taaelie af mississippi.
Gen treble Sirsoag | 6ebriar,
@oorpaIget, / Iermiplpanta.
Gen 2oen Iarts, SeraS; I'll
@inSe ON, at Eeras eioroe 'ie iiaT'
baneis Of Merico.
eonafreoaa, / alaboma, Gonltec'
ticrt, 9elapare, SIorioa, Souiltal'a,
IorpIono, Minueiota, @ep Seriep,
0euniplpnnia os S%enneSiee.
Cen t9Se april, Gasen I'll 69'
brenes @inbe, i Raine os Nasla'
duietts.
Zen 2tbe april, aarsoaaen ior
SIaaet / Gan Saeinto, / serns.
Gen 26Se apriI, @rapimpfninas'
Sao. i alabama. Slorioa, Georgia oa
@isiisiiippi.
Zen 10oe Iai, observation-disclosures
boa. | q. Carolina os 2. Carolina.
Zen 2oen Srebag | Moi, Srao-
'mpfniussoas. i S%enneslec,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23

UT Der icuoes itore GUNNER al
Genee oper Sapet ira gmerita til
europa uoenior heu re9uI9re Son'
belSiorbinoelie, or uoget, iom ollie
peo; men fao bar noget pirfelig @e'
greb on netop buor meget Der poo
henue Maabe gaar no al Sonoet.
9oitrepiior Chance | @uibiugtou op'
lpier M, al oct 8eleb, iom bleo lenot
fra DC Sorenebe Stdter til llblouoet
iioite Mar bare / uoenlunbifc Yoit'
ouoisninger. operitcg oct Selsb, iom
bIep ienot BERTH ira llNlalIoet
iamme Siosrum meo ca, 66 Ninio'
ner Collars. Saber iaolebeS Sanoet
tiIipneIabenoe pao Yeugenoocr.
linaen me0 europa. laa binder
Oct til @jeugipl0 iaa meBet mere peo
al ben legcmIige % aauoelige ar'
teiosfrait % aauosfultir, ion our.
lig Mars tiIiipber oct ocrfra. Zen
Sib er ncmlia forlrngit iorbi, Sa
Smmisruutcn bauOe %GrNi Tor Rc'
pubIifeu / ipiiit HrbeioSfroit
cIene- ON Scr ga eucrS uogen.
iin6e bar pGret en- ioaoau Sib,
De mango Collars, iom 9aor no al
2nn6et, bar man Oerfor @alutta ior
faa Here Ruaoer. iflsut man, mGr-
teIig NOT, life berer tort ON Sen
Sioe of Reguifabct. Get ifuIoe ga
prre liee iorau &algeue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23

ariitiauia ltuipcrNtet bar paa ISor.
~auleoning Of gmerifanif ifanoinopiIt
Selifab / Relp 9orf iuobuot EroieS'
ior Or. Sofmel z. 9utton til at
bolbe Sorebrog Der / September,
Troiesior 9utton er Ell aniet EG.
baeoa, Gbei for "SeahaS College"
REQ Columbia ~llniuetiitet ! Nep
gorf. San bill tale ON omerifonif
Spbrneelie % oeus Sorbolo til Sol
fets oaeli9e 2ip. til betS Snouitri
% SanoeI % til RatiouenS aaabS'
lin. Serite 5oreora9 bolbeS ontagc.
Zig 13be September. RroieSlorcn
ifal boIbe ben iamme 5orcorasSrRffe
peo andre uoroiife llniperiiteter. 5ro
Sriltionio refer ban til llpiaIa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Set nurifc Soclsting

Get uUrifc Soclsting bar uplig
reotoaet en- nm SfiISmi5icIoo. Gen
@ropoiition, iour Il0acr til @runo
for 2opeu, % iom al Rcgieriugen
bIep forcIoqt Stortinaet iihitc Bin.
fer, por Ell SmeocfommClie al Ell
GanmeIt arap, ioct S0clSttnact al
Iereoe for Here Mar liocn ouerieuOte
Iegieriuqen Ell &opiorIIog on en mn
Cor auaauenNe ocnnc Sug. : bcn
p~eotoare &opbeiuming. iom / De uG'
ientligitc @mtter ial0er iammHr
meb gropoiitioncu, % iom FOR itsr'
fte 9eIeu peotogeS euitemmig, er
SoneObeitemmgIien meO Senipn til
Separoiion oeu, at Scpuratiou paO
Den enc Gorts &e8lrrina fan op.
noues, mar Der er opitaoet inaoar
llenigbeo og ltouercuSitcmmelie mel
lem 9GgtefGIleruc at oct life bilia.
bis fan forlauqeS, beniet til g@gtc.
fpllerneS oa 9srnenes Garp, at Gam
Iiuet fortiettes. ! Gropoiitionen pal
~ioreaauet at SfiIsmisie tunoe op.
noaes, naur I Aur bar gnaet iiber
Geporutiouen, % beaae segteiGleI
erien bopoe pGret eniee ON al be
eiRre S~eporntion, eler M bar cni9I
en- at begiGre Sfilsmisie. Oilers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23

iaebe tpoeligere emo mango Orb, at
aantaten bapbe rsrt be rationale
Strange. Man funbe ie, at Win.
berne ueIoeoe mo oper De biempenote
On Saare liitebe iig neo
oper mansen furet Sinh, % ale fslte
fig srebne af en- iterf Stemuing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
Sra stuefbolm meobeIes Sen 1Ob,

Ora Stucfbulm meooeles ben 1Ooe
SUM: Get ipenife &aoinmboIas &olm
er ioas fonititueret, Slanot aftie.
eierne iipbes en- ~ni9opanlig @eneoe
Representative Yerioner, Oeriblanot
YrinS Carl OF ErinS g%ernaootte,
IiasmaritaIf b. Gsien % Troiesior
@%rrbeniiS. TN foroelostig SoIgS-
fontraft for Stadium er oprettet meo
ct &~ouiortium | Earis.
Com aSminiitrerenoe Gireftsr an.
iattes gerainsenisr 6. o.. SabIerus.
gftiefapitalen fol uoaisre minoii
100000 arcner. bsiit 100000 %
gftierne Ipoer paa 1000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23
"SYne mig hiem!"

-fuS hwy 1tJSt''
ON aomponiiten Carl Builds
aontate til Cert al Spar aierfegoaro
fra Hacine, 8is., iom blep ubfsrt
paa Den itore bauif-amerifanife Set
poo aarbusuoitiaingen Den Ace Suli,
~ifriper "SSpllanospoiten"s Wniifan'
meI0er:
&omponiiten Sr. Carl @uih lsf'
ieSe 5afttoffen, og Sonerne al Den
bonif.omerifonlfe aantate itremmeoe
no | Salcn, boaret al 200 frilfe, flare
Stemmer tiIligemeb ct Srfeiter paa
ca. 90 Mniifcre. 9e 200 Sangere
reprGientercoe 7 al 9pens Songfore'
Ringer nemlis: "Slora", "9rage",
"@rion", 2prerneS 8or, Statsbaner'
mes aor, Embellishments aor %
Sameforet rs. W."
Iae, Der bsrte aantaten, fan M
i~orltoa, at Sr. 9uid mao inotage en-
leoenoe Stiaina | ben ~amerifanlfe
Wfuiifperben, ,og at bans Hp 'ofrl
aomponiit % 9irigent er ~pelfortlent.
: oenme aantate %aa6enbarer ban ct
irooiat SaIent iom aomponiit, Wo'
tiperne og SoeerneS ipruoler irem,
% Den orfeitrale Del bar meget be-
b9noig loat til Hette for De ioriflel'
liee Snitrumenter.
aontoten, Der beapnoer o9 llntter
meb Melobien til Ger er ct pnoigt
2ano", er loat on / iolfelig iGpn Sttl
fnl0 al Welpoier, men / Ell pragttulo
orfeItral Hamme. Wiiliifen I%lrtter
iig tqt og iauitrerenoc ii! Sr. Spar
aierfegaaroS inmffe Cert, Der LOFT
feoe Soarer irem | monst ct 9ie.
aommerion9er IiSieu beGpnote nleo
fin imuffe, malmfliugenbe ROT,
IRA oanIte sletters Col % Sintcriluo.
fra Grnens lime aro9 og lpie Spthoe
be StGrteIie bar iiebie biset no,
ny Spor at brpoe, % M Soro at uitSe.
Chi tpnser SumimosIGnten: SlGns ben
bort,
Slup no, bpcr 8umpeu bper Ell Gene lpRn'
bert
&c inppre Saauo fan inGre. itramt os
baarbt,
ielp ON be banbteS linot al blpbe SGnoer.-
9e fleite ianot pel Acknowledgement beolt
meo Sesnets 2p % Supens 6ugletpioSer!
uolrna7lens Sriit saar eno mob Selt -
mob Seii,
Sppr Stprmen itiIues paa De ltpre Stooer.
Soa beapnoer aoret: "gtpo Still
lcbopsfpiteu off 6oIfeneS Sog 300
for SOB gienncm Stamp og 6orer."
Suuat % ieigt goar Hbptmen her,
Ifilbrer Woogongen % aompen moo
Notur og SLENDER, inStil DC leirri9t
bar grrmoIast Simmcne:
Sill tinbrer / Sol mob ben ieilenee Sfp
Saa pa 5aarne % 5empeltinSer;
gioperne tiGoes al Sp peo Sp,
Der Stprbapcts apiter iprbinoer.
Nen Rpscn fra grbeioets Gsier ppitiser
mob Stu ira bet 'lsiiebe Sort:
Gunoct er SeitloHoets piotltrattc Niger
9dnoct er pprt!
Soo buffer / SioerneS Sob Spng.
lien til oct gumIe SunO irem, lfiloret
sc oeilige Stroicr:
emit iom Taasen buffer Saumori pp ai
Saasen.
Init Tom Rinbeis 8Iptfetlemt -
altio iapnet, aloris slenrt.
Serpoo bruier | en- firitemmia
Titaa en- Silbelbpmne frem:
| soa ier lea big after, nit 5epreneIanc.
Din ursseuSe Bone. bin itinnenee Strans-
9ano, Tom blauSt 9aube til 9ronnire bIee
taaret,
ielp, iom bin SIM, er les 'onseIls baarei!
6uaoeu soar iaa oper /: Der CT
ct pubigt 9ono", iom Sopraner oa
alter iuneer. meoens Senorerne %
@uSierne ipuaer Den omeritonite 6ri
b~eoSians "Star Spangleo @anner"
oa De TO itemuingsilIoe Telooiel
aaar op / Ell bsiere Gnbeo.
Get 9iialosbrus, Der MI lit 2uit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-23

Granger De en- Spmaifine? -Sus.
pennen~ er iaa COB icm noeen anoen
Spmolfine til ben bobbeIte PriS.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-17
the Half Price TabIe|
Staple Dept.

Bleached Thistledown 36 in. wideI worth 8 1-3c, and never sold for 6lr less than 1-2c, special price O4sG Old Glory bleaehed muslin 71r full 36 in. wide, at. VI Best 10c grade bleached muslin Qlc| such as Exeter and Hopd at ..... o2S|
 Fruit of the Loom" 10r| at. ....... Unbleached sheeting, 9-4 1Qr worth 25c yard, at. ........... IVY
 Pepperell unbleached sheeting, 1Tr 10-4, at per yard .............. S~S
 Pepperell bleached sheeting, 17lc at per yard ............... S'zS
 Best grade Amoskeag feath- 17lc CT ticking at. t............-.... 5zS
 Best 10c drilling 2lc
 20 yards IL domeftic, 36 in. C1 wide, for ...... ................Y
 Best grade oil cloth, white or 1rc fancy, at per yard. ....... A~"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
THE SMART SET

Mr. and Mrs. William urs- Aston Hayne
Mrs. OrvilIe Pratt dr. and Mrs Edward
Mrs. George Cadwal- Howard
lader drs John CasserIv
Ars- Gerald Rathbone dr. and Mrs. John Johns
Z The bride has a wide acquaintance
and 1t is matter of regret that her
wedding was carried out along such
simple lines. She has a host OF rela-
yves who are prominent socially and
VINO arc deploring the fact that Mon
sleur and Madame de Dampierre will
pass mucn OF their time abroad. They
will enjoy leisurely trip to their
nome IN Paris. 1t is anticipated that
the couple will be frequent visitors
mere, after the manner OF the vicOmte
and the vicomtesse de Tristan, who ar
range 10 pass part OF each year in
California.
The st. Francis Musical Art society
held the second concert of the winter
series last evening in the colonial ball
room when Nine. Gadsli apoeared he
fore the society members. The concert
was even a greater success than the
initial affair several weeks ago. and
every scat was taken in the audi
toTlum. number of dinner parties
preceded the musicale and among those
who entertained a large party OF guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George A NeWhau
The guests in their box were Mr. and
Mrs Walter s. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph d. Grant. Miss Jennie Croeker
and a few others.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin entertained the
following guests at dinner and later
at the concert:
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mr.. and Mrs. n. Meron
d. Pillsbury John Lawton
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Count d'Abbans
Tubbs
Among others who entertained at
dinner parties before the concert were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Clark C. L.
Peters of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Buffers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
J. WetmOre. Among those who enter
tanned supper parties after the con-
cert were Mr. and Mrs TREY /. Ford
and Mr.. and Mrs Fl. NJ. A. Miller
Mrs. William S. Tevis has returned
after a pleasant visit in Bakersfield.
but may leave next week for an ex-
tended visit TO the southern part OF
the state. Mrs. Tevis' friends are re-
gretting that she will not be in town
for the later festivities OF the winter.
Miss Julie Heyneman will entertain
Wednesday afternoon, January 20. at
a tea to be given at her studio. 147
Preside avenue, in compliment to Mrs
Arthur Hinton. who is known to the
Katherine
Goodson. The complimented guest
will be greeted by a number OF So
sfety people and several of the local
artists. Miss Goodson arrived at seat
tie yesterday after a successful tour
OF Australia. and viii reach san Fran
cisco January 19
Miss Natalie Conn and Miss sara
Coffin will entertain at a tea to be
given this afternoon at their home in
racine avenue in compliment to Mrs.
flenard Girvin. formerly Miss Pauline
duncan. The affair will be OF unusual
interest. since the young hostesses have
only returned recently after long alb
sence IN the eastern cities. The bride
Tor whom the reception is given will
De greeted by large number OF
guests.
Mrs. Warren Dearborn Clark enter
tanned yesterday at a luncheon given ar
her home in Clay street in Compliment
TO Miss Florence Hopkins.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
Caters to Appetifes
and Cures Ailments

village German chemist Who ne
would be the the world
As love and veneaon by the inhabitants OF
that for around his mentioned with more respect
than the ounde Of republic
This German the appetes OF the people and also attends
their republic he discovered with some
would spend more Tor
liquor than for medne combines the profession OF medicine with
that of liquor manufa
He still also blowing for in his early youth
he making bottles In addition
established NOW
he all labels
bourbon
whisky holidays
his delicate splendid assortment OF
On special occasions he pretty hedy champagne What
with blowing printing established
thousand times profitable sale medicines
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
[ ime TO
Eliminate
Spring Valley

Cutcen client will agree requirement the proposition
might be worth consideration but of the corporation will
do nothing OF the Mr. McCuchens question dsngenuous
and intended msead the congressional of
piece with the customary tactics of the corporation.
MI McCutchens claim mortgage perpetuity the
earned San Francisco his denial
right install independent system signh-
the that price Spring
Valley company is about high the charged
other city Of America Considered connection
the
these and prices would hold city its population in
perpetual bondage under impossible load of
fortunately the decision of the
New York suit has direct bearing these
That decision holds the valuation OF public utilities down
actual allows nothing monopoly or good
will Under the law OF California companies hold franchise
whose value might be estimated good will going concern
but the Spring Valley people get difficulty
by something that they described
value That say if it S50OOOOOO TO bring water
iron the Sierra San Francisco the Spring Valley plant
be worth much perhaps By this process
OF reasoning the Spring Valley experts the
plant SZO0OOOO Their figures quite elastic
The New York decision puts the quetus this theory
monopoly value But it valid the company would
the right
SO00O0 although was under SIS OO0OOO
OF this principal valuation of corporation property
could stand the OF the
be propounded the theory that the foolish potent
thing Nevertheless there half dozen bulky volumes
testimony its serious
exposition by high saaried experts 1t expert testimony mad
Indeed the corporation does pretend put any
this effort humbug the because president offered to
sell the plant for S2OOOO adding offer would
be withdrawn il accepted fat within days How
absolute this official is OF course made in good
faith because the maker knew that negotiation magnitude
and compeiy could be completed day month";
perhaps When the did jump raised
the price by S20O00O00
All this IS old story perhaps but repeating in
illustration of the faith characterized Spring
influence municipal e and the to eliminate
II by 0 another.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
T ISS MARIE CHRISTINE DE
q GUIGNE became the bride of
q Ellie de Dampierre yesterday

4
" Ellie de Dampierre yesterday
at one Of the important we'd
dings of the season. celebrated at st.
Matthew's Roman Catholic church at
San Mateo. The marriage was SOL
emnized with a high nuptial mass fol-
lowing the custom of the French aris-
tocracy of that faith. The impressive
service was read by Archbishop Rior-
dan, who was assisted by Father Ramm
and Father Cantwell of this city. and
also by Father Callahan and Father
Dugan CT San Mateo
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white satin, embellished with rare point
lace. and the conventional veil and car
ried a shower bouquet OF orchids She
was given in marriage by her father,
Christian de Guigne. There were no
attendants for either bride or bride
groom, and only the intimate friends
of the couple and the relatives wit
messed the pretty service. After the
church ceremony there was a recep-
tion al the home of the bride In San
Mateo. followed by wedding break
fast
Among those seated at the brides
table were ner sister and brother in
law, the vicomte and the vicomtess de
Tristan. The vicomtess de Tristan
wore a superb gown OF palest blue
crepe de chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McComas were
also among the wedding guests and
Mrs. McComas was gowned in black
with the merest touch of white, since
she is still in mourning
Only score OF guests were seated
at the brides table. The table was
decorated with clusters of orchids in
tertwined with white tulle and sprays
os white hyacinth- The library was
also decorated in the delicate color
ing OF orchids and hyacinth. In the
drawing room, where the couple re-
ceived the guests at the reception. there
was bower of American beauty roses
with a touch of white in the hyacinths
that were used in the scheme.
The church decorations were white
roses festooned with tu1le and clus-
ters of lilies. The green was added in
the tall palms.
At the wedding breakfast the ring
fell to the lot of Miss Katherine Dono-
hoe, and the gold heart. with its signifi-
ceived by Miss Aimee Brewer. Miss
Kathleen Finnegan was the recipient
of the gold coin and the thimble was
appropriated by the count du Pare.
Miss Aimee Brewer also caught the
brides bouquet. much to the amuse-
ment of the guests, who are prophesy-
ing a wedding for this fair girl unless
all the auguries fail.
Am60p those present were:
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
Impertinent Question No. Sc
Why Don't You Behave?

For the most original wite answer to this ques6onhe
briefer the beter-Ihe Call will pay FIVE Doll AIRS
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE Dol
LAR EACH Prize winning answers will be printed NV,
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON a POST1T
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
Winning Answer. to "vvhat Tireas-
prize to A.
Searching long and hardt to find
A S. n a twobi mind
William
I'm not-Nhen the is looking
D. dan streets
Myself am andf fat
o Cal
because he it. - ' S~N Ni~AS
G. webster street
Walking chalk
A. East o,t,,,a
Waiting for that job the Examiner bpId;n,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

A Washington judge, elected to the
supreme bench, has refused to qualify
because of public criticism. No such
sensitiveness has been evinced as yet
in California.
King Alfonso announces that he in
tends to run his own airship He
may be successful at the start, but
will find that the chief difficulty lies
in keeping it up.
The estate of the late Papinta has
been found to be worth over $4,000.
While she impersonated the butterfly
for the edihcation of the public she
apparently emulated the ant for her
own.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

40 miles; land and water area 1850
square miles 100000 acres).
ALL HAVE A GOD-Subscriber, City. Is there
nation or class of people the face Of the
eiope that does not have belief in God or a
supreme being?
1t is said that there is none. 1t was
at one time asserted that tribes in
Africa and in Australia did not believe
In superior being. but after investi-
cation such assertions were contra
dicted
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
Answers to Queries

ARRIvING-S L. v, City. Which is cor
rect: II arrived safely" or II arrived safe?''
If you wish TO convey the informa-
tion that you were safe when you ar
rived you should use u arrived safe
If you mean the act of arriving then
use Il arrived safely
SMALLEST sTATE-o. T. r. Oakland, Cal.
What is the area of Rhode Island, the smallest
state in the American unioul
Extreme length, north and south, 475
miles; extreme breadth east to west
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

political evolution The of this evolution is that taxation
for purposes shall less and less wealth while
the tendency of municipal other direction Towns
and cities sedefense becoming less business
pses They do not rule make the business directly but
they driven their by the exacon public
service corporations Losing of this willingly
supplemented by taxation because the loss made the
by lower We believe it would be mistake
corporation property from such taxation which would fall with
increased severity the general public because the property
exempted forms very important part the municipal
rolls.
There other objections of less weight perhaps Suppose
city should undertake lighting plant Alameda and
Pasadena provided that fashion, informed Suppose
again. city railway San Francisco proposed
do with the Geary line general of that kind
would leave the state from the corporation
crippled This objection, of is of detail
other go the of the matter.
that the nmaons recently
Hitchcock of the national republican using his
influence persuade members of the Oregon legislature
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
| The Smirch
of Oregon
Politics

the Oregon legislature signed solemn pledge
the popular choice for indicated primary
Chamberlain who democrat got the majority the primary
1t be mistake of detail the requires 90
outside their but long the law stands their pledges
hold they bound and any departure from this will bring
everlasting disgrace the guilty
The senatorial politics of Oregon has very ugly history
and already there loud talk of money being That
not be but it known fact that Fulton
been pulling every defeat Chamberlain sought enlist
Mr.. Taft this effort found himself down
might have been expected Now limited that Frank Hitch
helping Fulton Hitchcock slated cabinet
and he afford go into that body with smirch
Oregon politics
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
Reforming
the Revenue
Laws Again

to the legislature the governor
The
especially, and the
classes OF corporations nadequay
inequalities between different
hanpered home
finances by the always having
system
u OF rank injustice which OF zeal the the assessing
capable Of abuses for which no adequate remedy
The favors gross earnings of corporations
the chief providing he adds
that this plan successful operation states With
this method OF taxation there be little fault nd
understand the matter very serious objection the defeated
amendment based this ground The
IS understood to be engaged which they hope
not be subject to the criticism that proved fatal the
scheme may doubted will prove successful
IT, believe the objections the defeated plan unda-
mental and inherent.
Without desiring TO hasy judgment the
and rather by suggestion the may urged
that the proposition to exempt corporations from municipal
mistake quite likely to in the natural process
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

A strong penchant for hurting eggs
about the house has brought San
Francisco man into the divorce court.
He should have known that the mis-
siles he used are intended for batter,
but not for battery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

break their pledges were not founded in fact
From partisan point of view it is a mis-
fortune that the republicans should lose d
seat in the senate, but the remedy does moi
lie in political dishonesty and pledge break
ing. A majority Of the republicans elected tc
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

E-esh,,. = T.uo. The ta1 the University Of Cali
fornia Herbert Clarke He
CH"elSIy otHoeHa feet is broad shouldered
Clarke halls where Ogden
Clarke is the resident himself
standing six feet his stocking years and
n class
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15

McCutchen very well knew at the time ht
asked for the information. Proceedings o
that nature could not be successfully instituted
unless the city had the money in hand tc
pay the price determined by jury withir
thirty days after judgment If Mr. Nc
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-15
The Insiider
Tells of chemist in Mexico who manufactures ants
labels finding liquor pays better Pronts na
medicine

II HERE are few places on this eonti-
that can boast of greater genius than
i the small town of Copala, in the state OF