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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17
Day In Congress.
In the Senate.

Washington. March 16-Met at noon.
Lobby committee summoned President
Bowles of the Fore River Shipbuilding
Co to testify about alleged lobbying
for the Panama tolls exemption.
Rural credits committee continued tag
ing testimony.
Considered nominations in executive
session.
Adjourned at SIS p. NJ. TO noon Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17

said tonight while inspecting the free
sonp kitchen. The lieutenant governor
said that he would move at once Tor re-
form in the state bureaus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17

pecially to the cause of international
peace. In October, 1904. he sent a
formal request to. the United States
to intervene in the Russo japanese
war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17
In the House.

Met at noon.
Debate continued on the agricultural
bill.
Received letter from Chairman Clark of
the Interstate Commerce commission urg-
ing that modern building be provided for
commission. which is now paying ST., 299
annually for ineonvenient rented quar-
tiers.
Adjourned at 4os P. NJ. to noon Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17

William Lumrnis, former president
Of the Stock Exchange of New York.
died Sunday at his home In New York;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17
BARRY WOULD HAVE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU REFORM

nssten, March 1s,=The number OF un-
employed Ia this state would 30 smaller
lf the state fTes employment bureaus
szara mara naRuiax. Lieut.. CIV. barry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-17

student for study in philosophy, his
tory, economies and government
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
@eiie9t!

Sorglos un6 beiteren Sinres, obne
5u abnen, mel6e idlimme urr6 1dpe=
re 6olgen iein riidlidtSIoies @erbal=
ten un6 fem 6ortgang fir feline Ser
lobte boben iollte, elite &arl Mielien
ieinem 3iele gu. @uf Ser groben
@ano6iine ma6te er balt un6 16a1te
it6 nah 6em Sausden Inn, Unit ieiner
8raut nod einmal gu uinten. Da
fem Muge ite ober ni4t ent6eden
fonnte> un6 er au9 lire @eitolt m1f
6em @ooen nidt erb1idte, gla1bte er,
Glen iei in's Sa1S 5uriidgegangen
nn6 elite meiter.
&unft ieds l1br botte er sic 8ila
8lumenbain errei9t un6 5og an Ser
Sousglode. Gin Diener 0ffnete un6
mel6ete i'm a1f iein @riuden an. SIM
gntree muBte er tparten. Ma9 elmer
@eile fam Ser Diener 5uriid uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Gin gmtes Grnbitnd.

SIT tpidtig fir Sen Monn, tpeIder
orbeitet - Ser Sag begtnnt bamit -
uno tpenr es niat gut lit, gebt es ben
gar5en Sag berfebrt. vDos @etr6ntt,
meldes fre1oig itimn,t, ober nidt BE-
raufdt" fann gebraut merben enttpe>
Ser al1s feinem Ebee, aromotif9en
@affeiorten ooer moblidmederben
@ocoaS o6er @bofolaten bon 0eering
& @lonterberg, geeignet fir SEN
zines @pifuraers. l1niere
@rocerien geboren 5u Sen beiten, sic
GIT boben iinb, in fein gerouten Bro.
5eB Mebliorten 11no Gerealien auer
Mrten. 9eering & Mantenbere,
ct. @ermoinitrabe, ct. GIouo, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
GrblMbteS &ebeuS8lId aus
S@idialSletoen
Dri9inalrpman bon &ermtan S6mibt.

nibt," rief lie, nad)ocm iie ii6 erbo-
ben bate. ugS lit fir DID nno MIDI
beller, unb Du ni1nmit oaourb ei-
uen groben Sdmer5 bon mei',er
|Seele."
ngs mub BET meilrem @erlprehen
bleiben. @riibe mir sen @ater. Sd
nltb iett fort"
ST bel1gte lid 5u ibr nieoer uno
fiibte ibre 9ippen. Cant rib er Si6
los nro ltiirmte nit einem uM1tf 8ie-
oerieben" 0abon.
Glen ibaute linn na6. 9tarr tpar
ibr @lid. Seoes 2eben id)ien aus it,
REM aorper getpid)en 81 iein. CT
|gcbt!" m11rnelte lire REORGANIZATION
2ippelr. SD babe es nidt permo6t,
i'm 5ltriid5ubalten. &arl! &er5eibe
mir, tpelm i) aus 9iebe 3u Sir 81
iebr id} Gid bra11g. Die letten @orte
eritarben I'M Sliiitertone.
Meein Soft! Mein @ott! 8as
ion GUS mir t%peroent!" idrie iie bann
cuff. @fit beioen San0en fabte tie iid
an sic brenl1el1ben Sblaferr. STR &0r=
per malrfte, lire @a11oe fltd)tem na6
elmer Stiite. 9o6 pergebens. Mit
einenr lal1ten Mltfidrei fiel tie al1f Sic
hurten sylie1en Dor 0en1 Suu1e nie0er.
Cine lp%obltblten0e Sbrmadt bielt lie
1n1fa11gett.
@ier fo11o file Ser Stranobogt 2ar=
len, Ser cine Stunbe ipater ieinem
Saul e 5uldritt.
u@oS lit bier geideben>" rief er
aus ais ct Sic @eltalt lei11er Sob=
ter ouf Sem 9o6en liegeno erblidte.
CT fniete neben Ser @euuBtlol en :1ie=
Ser ltn6 FOB SEN &opf bod. Ser arme
Safer 1torrte in 6a5 marmorblei6e
M1rtltt ieirer S6ter.
vMein @ptt! Gin nngliid!" ltam=
nrelte er un6 trug Sic S%bnmadtige
ms @alts. SIM @obn5immer bettete
er Sic 2ebloie bebutiam auf oas 60
pba> legte eintge &iiien u1ter oas
@aupt ur6 beneste @tirn un6 Sip
pen NIT faltem @alier. Mengltlib
laB ser or111e gater an 6em 2ager
ieiner geliebten Sodter nn6 barrte
init ba1rgem Ser5en o1f Elm 9ebens=
5eiden. Sic Minl1ten tpltr6en INN
CUR gmigfeit. @noli6 nab elmer
8eile iblug gnen Die Mugen auf. gS
flaferte mebmiitbig in ibnen, nn6 if
re @dn0e talteten lumber. 9angiam
fob Tie SEN &opf uno iab int 3immer
lumber.
$50 bin i9?" f1iilterten lire Sip
pen.
v8ei Deinem Softer 2iebling,"
iagte ser Stranobogt leiie.
Sic erblidte SEN @ater un6 Elm BE-
rubigen0eS 2d6eln bui6te iiber lire
blei@en @eiidts5uge.
~gaen! @pri@, pas lit geideben.
lit &arl?" fragte angltli6 Der
alte 9arien.
u&arl?" %pie6erbolte iie, un6 nit
einem tiefen Sonfaa bal16te tie uei=
ter: ~@r lit fort" SIR @eit6t per=
6ii1terte itd). Dann ianf iie tpie6er
obnma6tig in Sic &iiien 5uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
@arnm SIR Gbamberlain's @niten=
mittel gebranden 1p1t.

@eiI es einen etablirten STUFF 6ur9
feline guten Mrbeiten %getponnem.
Beil es BON Semen, Sic es Sabre
lang gebrau6t baben, mie es 6ie Sc
.Iegenbeit %erfor0erte, un6 6ie ant be-
1ten NIT feinen guten @igenidaften
betro11t itn6, bo6 ongei6lagen miro.
@eil es cine grfaltung 1oit un6
linoert ut16 Ser Matur na6btlft I'M
Muf5au bes Sp1tems 5u eirem geiun=
SEN 3nitan6e.
@eil es fem Spium o6er irgen6
elm arr6eres @inidlaferungsmittel ent=
bGlt.
8eil es inn 8erei6e oller iit. gs
foitct 1r11r einen @iertel. gu faufen
bel Martin MoIitor. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Sire quite @%einnbbcit sen
Elamberlain's SabIctten.

SD ber6anfe mei,1e quite @eiuno=
felt sen %Gbamberloirs SabIetten,"
idreibt Srou 81. 6. @eff, Grooflton,
0bio. ugor 5mei sSabren NOR id)
eine S1tpali6in infoIge bon Magenbe=
idmeroen. Sd nabm 6rei Tlaiden
BON bielen Sabletten 11nb befinoe midi
ieit6em bel be- ter @eiunobeit. 8u
fa11fen bel Mortin Molitor. - Mn<
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
Photo by American Press Association

|fiibrte i'm in Sic gibliotbef. gtma&
befange11 iiberibritt er Ste S6meue
Mit etnem be6aubern6en 2d6eln
cling gomtelie @er0a auf Scarf gu
un6 begriiBte i'm nit 6en 8orten:
uSie iin0 redt piinftlid, @err Niel=
fen. Sd 6a11fe Sbnen."
&arl ltamrnelte einige rnoerltalr6=
lide @orte un6 berbel1gte ii6 Dor
Der rei5enoen Srauengeitalt, 6ie ibn
iett an Ser '@an6 faBte un6 mitten
hrs 3imr1er 5og. @er6a itelte 3d.
rauf sic @erren 6em beimli6 @elieb=
ten cor; un6 6ieie b%egriibten i'm nit
lebboftem @dn6eldiitteln.
u@ier ieben Sic anb mei1re fleine
6reun0i1t Trauletn bon 8erner tpie=
ser, SEER Mielien," iagte iie> aui
@eiriam 5eigen6. Dieie flappte 6a5
81td, in tpeldem iie bisber undergo
bldttert batte, gu. sic morf, dryer
lih irber @er6a's Mus6rud u@leine, "
oieler einen b0ien 8lid 5u un0 reidte
&arl ld6elno 6ie flei1te &an6.
TIM iid ober glet6 an Ser 6reutt=
Sin 5l1 ridden, iagte 1te NIT Bent ibr
eigenen i6alfbdften 8lid: ugs 1T
id0n bon Sbnen, baB Sie 10 praciie
bier eingetroffen iinb. sic nillen
ia, es Lag ia au@ int 1ebbaften Sn=
tere1ie ser gndoigen @omteiie."
Miriom befam fir Die @orte ei=
nen tpiitben6en 8ltd bon Ser 6reun=
sin, melde ii@, 6amit nieman6 6te
@lutb in ibrem Mntltb bemerfe, rai6
5ur @eite tpan6te 11n6 ibren Slid ali
SEN bon Miriam ont Mo6mittag er=
baltenen 8lumenltrauB ienfte> bon
6em iie ein poor Blatter abriB.
Serr bon 8erner lahte. Ser @rai
beftete prufen6 ste Mngen auf feine
Sodter un6 nidte 6ann peritanontB=
bon fa11m merfli6 NIT bent &opfe.
Sn 6em @rofen tpar eine Mbnung
oufgeitiegen. Die 1ebten 8orte Wtt-
riom's nn6 ser %eigenartige 81id, ser
Life begleitete, batten ibn itubtg &C.
ma6t. @ornm gab @er6a ibrem
8lid 10 pl0tlt6 eine gan5 anoere
9a6tung? Ct unterbrad ieinen Sc,
6anfengat1g un6 man6te ii6 an &ar1.
uSS6 bin Sbnen iebr berbunoen fir
Sbre @iite, &err Mtelien," iagte Ell
nit einem tpiir6igen 2d6eln. ~Sie
ertpeiien nns 6ur6 6ieielbe einen gro
fen Dienft. @etpiB mubten sic ltnz
ierettpinen SIR Mmt un6 bienet6t TO-
gar SIRE &fIidter in @auf geben.
Sd Elm besbalb ou@ germ bereit, Sic
binrei6en6 bierfur 5u entlobnen.
@elde @ergiitung beaniprn@er
|5ie?"
gs tit mir cine grobe @bre, midi
in Sbren 9ienit itellen. gu fon1ren,
grceuen5," ertgegnete &arl ebrerbie=
tig. uDoh tpas meine @ergitung
o%1betrifft, 10 6enfe id: NIT 6ieier bat
es feline @iIe."
u8ie @ie tpiini6en, metn perebrter
SEER Mielien. 8ir f0n1ten Sic Sadie
muf 6em s4loiie erle0tgen."
&arl erfldrte ii6 biermit eirtper=
Itanoen, nn6 sic @elenidaft brad
anf. @er6a nn6 Miriam nabmen Scarf
in lire Mitte, tpabren6 sic bei6en
an6cren @errett, ser Graf l1n6 ser
Cont it'll, foIgten. Die erlteren plau=
6erten iebr lebbaft mtteinan6er, unb
bin n16 tpieoer fonnten Sic bet6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03
6rouigiten, erniteiten @e=

full init 6em 6roaiglten, ert1i telten @e=
iidt anfab.
vSsSbr babt es ood) beltte alle 6arauf
abgcleben, mi6 gu nefen," iagte Serr
bon @erl1er. 0a1rn an &arl li6 met1=
oen6 fnbr er fort: Limo Sic, @err
gliellen? @lauben Sic a1td, 6aB faS
Mittel, SOS Seine grceaen5 mir eben
porgeidlagen bat, belfen mtr6?"
&orl 1purbe 5uerit etmaS berlegen
Oh ser pl0bliden unerparteten 6rage
oes Goninls. 9ann fagte er felt uno
treuber5tg: sd babe bon Ser neuer
Metbobe, 6ie Sbnen Seine groeQen5,
ser SEER @raf ioeben bori6lng> biz
iett nod ni6ts geb0rt nn6 on@ nod
nidt geleien, &err Cont jul. IS farn
ia iein, 6aB 6ieie @fetbooe lire @ir-
flung nidt berfeblt. Sd nebme aber
an, baB 5eine @roellen5 etnen flei1en
g6er5 gemabt bat, un6 id empfeble
Sbnen, &err Goniul, 6ie @orpulen5
DISQUALIFICATION, 6enn file itebt Sbnen
lebr gut nn6 gibt Sbrem Meuberen
err It redt 6as Smponirenoe."
u8rabo, 8rapiliimo, &err Nte1=
1en!" rief SEER BON @erner, &orl nit
ser &ono auf 6te @dulter flopfeao.
Isle iino Ser ein5ige b%erninftig oen<
fen6e Meni9 NIT Dem ib berte in
geriibrung gefommen Bin"
Man i6idte it6 an, an 8or6 Der
go@t 5n geben. Scarf geleitete. Ste
@omen OUTS sdiff, mdbren6 Ser
@rof nn6 ser @oniu1 no@folgten.
Sic bei6en Md6den lieBen ii6 nnf
Sic an ser &eeling iteben6en Stuble
nie0er uno erg0bten iid an 6em Gru=
bel int Soften.
&arl pnr6e gIeid tpie6er bon bem
@oniu1 in 8eidlag eenommen. Ser
alte @err fan6 @%efanen an iettrem
fri16en, geipan6ten Muftreten. &or1
CAB o11f 6ragen fur3e, flare mn6 be-
1ttmmte Mntporten. Gr ipro@ uber-
boupt unbefangen ur6 5eigte Elm ge=
minnen6es @eien. Die @ugen oes
@rafen rnbten nit @oblgefanen anf
6em jungen Mar1re. @r batte berm11-
tbet, ei1rert plltmpen Slider in &api=
ton Mielien 5u ftn6en, un6 iebt iab
er ei1ren Mam Dor ii@, Ser, no6 iei=
nem t%oftbollen, beidei6enen @uftre=
ten 3u urtbeilen, Der b%eiieren Men=
Iidenflaiie mgeb0ren fonnte. l1no ie
mebr @arI iprah un6 fi6 6abei Be-
megte, 6eito 6eutlider mertte Ser
Graf 6as bornebme @euBere 6es iun=
gen ManneS nn6 na6 mr6 nu6 fam
es linn 5rm @etpuBtiein, 6aB .iei1ne
Iodter cine irnere Meigltng SIT ;bm
gefoBt botte, i'm bielleidt idon NIT
ouen 6aiern hires @er5ens liebte.
SsSett fonrte er itd alt6 Den plobli=
dyen @timmungsmediel, 6en ct in Sen
lebten Tagen Bel @er6a benterft bot=
tie, erfldrer. 8isber botte er iei1re
So6ter rur ols elm itilles, leibett=
Idofts1oies Mdoden gefonnt. Sic
tpar idor nit bielen iu11gen Mriito'
froten in 8eriibrung gefommen. Ct
lelbit batte ldo1t geieben un6 geb0rt,
tpie @er6a bel Seitli6fetten artf 8ran=
6enfals, ober mo- ite it6 irgen6 mie
iorit in @eieqidaften befanb, Don
6en iungen Mdnnern nmidmdrmt
un6 bon 2iebeserfldrrngen formlt6
iiberi diittet mor6er tpar. Mber bis=
fer tpar tie nit teinem etn5igen in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-03

,alten @erre1L Sic ettpas tpeiter binter
SEN 0rei iungen 2euten gt11gen ein
lultiges, melooiides 2aden Ser BEL
oen 0fa0den pernebmen. 8al6 batte
mani Sen Staotbofen erreidt, in mel=
dem Elm reyes 9eben berr idte. gs
mar ein Sampler Dor Mnfer gelal1=
fen, Ser mieoer cine Menge 8aoegaite
brodte. Ml1f Sen &ois ma6te li@ ein
beftiges Gdieben un6 Grdngen BE-
merfbar. Sn Ser Mdbe Ser i6on CUR
9lbfabrt bereit liegen6er Oadt itan=
Sen mebrere Seele11te, tpel9e beim
Mnblife &arl's nn6 Ser bei6en 81
men ii6 gege1ieitig onitieBen, nit
SEN 9l1tgen 5minferten nn6 iih aller=
lei @erml1tbungen in sic Sbren tu=
1delten.
&arI iob rrr6 b0rte nidts BON Sem
i'm nn~rtpoge110en @erfebr. Seine Mu=
gen maren MIR imn1er anf 6as 1b0ne
Mntlib un6 6en friidlpru6elnoen
M1tn6 Ser @omtelie geridtet. Sour
ipenn Miriom cine 6roge an ibn iteu=
tie, 10 man6te er ii9 einen Moment
Sic sr 51 mn6 beanttportete 6tei er f1r5
u116 freltn6li6t I'M Damn aber glei@
tpie6er sic @omteiie an5ufieben> M1s
iie SEN M%nlegelteg Dor Der Dadt er-
reidt batten, blieb @er6a iteben un6
fab it9 na6 Sen an6eren Tim, Ste
inmer no9 I'M @e6range paren.
uMber> @opo!" rief @er6a Io@en6,
ols sic beioen &erren %ongepuitet fa=
men. nSbr bletbt ia 10 peit 5uriid.
(Mean lit 6o9 ionit getpobnt, Di6 int
mer bei Sen @riten GIT fin6en."
Isle baben gut re6en, Griffin"
logte Ser @oniu1 anitott 6es @rafen,
in6em er iid init 6em Sud- Sen
|ShpeiB bon Ser Stirn miidte. Str
iungen, idlonfen 2eute foGrnt @ud
i6on 611rb Sen observation-disclosures bin=
ourbidldngeln. Mber u%niereiner
mnb erit cine 2iide iu@en, mo- er nit
feinem nmfangreiden &0rperden itd)
binourb5tpangen fanm."
MGes Io6te 1tn6 felbit Ser @onil1l
fttmmte init ein.
.0nS IGRt fif, BEL SeShrer GorbuIpna
al1d i6le6t on6erS mo6en @err
goniul," fagte @er6a 1a@en6. $50
rnm iin6 sic ober au9 10 corpnlent
getpor6en?"
vMeine @eleibtbeit lit eine @rbon-
rage bon meinem ieItgen @oter. Ser
mar nod ftGrfer a1s i6. Sb babe
in meinen S1gen6iabren fdon sitter
getpiinidt, BOB id ntdt 10 BID ndre.
Mber baron lit jebt ntdts mebr au
ma&en. Sd 6enfe jebt: u@1iidli@
it, tper bergiBt, tpas ni6t mebr 81
6n6ern it,"
Die iibrigen Iodten tpie6erum iiber
sic trodene @e6e 6es Goniu1s rr6
Graf bon &obenitein meinte: uMber,
lieber &aim11n6, per 1agt Sir 6enn,
6aB gegen Deine @orpulen5 nidts
mebr 5u mod5en iei. Da lit nod
lange ni6t &opfe1t ur6 @ol3 berlo=
ren. @eriu6e es einn1al NIT elmer
Sur. SSb erotulire Dir idon int bor=
m1s. Sn tnenigen 8o@en biit gu
piel(eidt 10 i6la1tf mie ein iunger
8adfii6."
9ieie @orte 6es @rafen riefen ei1
iilberbeIes 2odje11 ltnter 6en bet6er
Md6den berbor. Mirtam friimmte
Tfh hnr Qnrhpn tnHhrprn fip nor Nn11s
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23

personal influence throughoui Orr
gon for votes for the women OF
Oregon.
He now sees that as a private
citizen he cannot do for his state
what he could do If had a voice
al Washington. So he is willing TO
60 TO Congress.
He has a definite, vigorous work
ing plan for unlocking Oregon
NOW. Mr.. Hanley is a big man in
the East; people listen 10 him; he
will accomplish ends.
Oregon is riches-poOr; We haYe
sufficient stored wealth TO aiake
every man prosperous; MIR. HAN
ley'S plan includes realizing on this
wealth NOW and building roads.
irrigation bitches, developing hay
bors and getting men LIVABLY on
to the soil. WRONG LEGISLAs
TI0N is keeping men out of work
keeping Oregon tight locked.
Get the Hanley program; read Ii;
see for yourself what William
Hanley stands for; then gel back
of this Oregon product known as
William Hanley as strong as a Mis-
souri, mule and send him to Con-
gress for your own prosperity's
sake.
fPaid adv. q. c Ieiterl
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
Give the Boys and Girls a
Chance, Says Candidate
PUT IDLE LAND TO WORK
WITH RICH EMPIRE LYING UN.
DEVELOPED, THERE is NO
EXCUSE FOR HARD
TIMES, HE SAYS.
By WILLIAM HANLRY.

am not politician, never will
be; that is probably the reason
hate 10 talk about myself; but
don't now how you folks are go.
ing TO get acquainted with me, are
going 10 know who am, what
am. and what will strive TO do II
! become United States Senator. un.
less talk 10 you about II. and see
ing that | am striving 10 be the
next Senator from Oregon, sup
pose the job Of talking about my
self Is one OF my tasks. Il certainly
Is the least pleasing 10 me person
ally.
Here Is q great big, rich state,
jammed full of Idle land; here Is a
great city filled with idle men, or
men who are merely existing; here
is state with unlimited resources
and unlimited credit and unlimited
opportunity. and a lot of It's citi-
zens are not sure about next Sun
days dinner.
Why?
Wen. one perfectly good reason
is because Oregon HAS BEEN
SENDING POLITICIANS TO
WASHINGTON INSTEAD OF MEN
WHO KNEW WHAT 1T MEANT
TO GO HUNGRY AND WHO ALSO
KNEW HOW TO LEAD THE WAY
OUT AND BRING RELIEF.
| don't think Oregon cares much
about Alaska railroads, or conser-
walton of game, or bouleVards To
scenic viewpoints, or free lands,
100 miles from market, or much
about the tariff, or much about cur
Teney-it is mighty little the eur
rency question bothers you people
these days. But what nine folks
in ten in this state are interested
In Is better living, a chance to
put something aside for old age, a
chance to raise their children in
comfort and decency, the privilege,
nay, the right. 10 have the public
land used for the public so that the
tired city workers, and the boys
from the farm, backed by the state
and the government. may each 60
out 10 his little farm and help feed
the world, feeding himself Incl
II is about time that we quh
worrying about political economy,
and the grand old flag brand of
bunkum, and get down TO solid
sense. let's use some horse sense
and let's definitely set out to max
this government of ours do some
thing definite for US, instead of
parleying and Grating and flub
with fine large problems
that. when solved, help us 10 neith-
er an extra slice of bread nor an
added dime.
SOME FOLKS CALL THIS SAGE.
BRUSH PHILOSOPHY. Maybe il is,
but a man who has a family with |
their bellies clinging fondly to |
their dorSal vertebrae, will agree |
with me that il is a mighty salts.
flying sort of philosophy, and while
| may be Just great, big, rough
lncouth plain man and may not b,
Trained in the clever sophistry thai
shysier politicians feed the people
with, | know enough to know thai |
i is sinful for a big state TO let
workers go hungry, and the boys
and girls go landlesS, when il has
an empire of resources at its back
door.
(Psid adv, o. c. Letter.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
BILL iIANLEY'S SPIRIT.

A native 0rcgonian, born 20 the
soil, William Hanicy inherited that
kindly, genital spirit as character
isiic OF the great West and, although
having made success In life and
being a most busy man nj all times.
he retains the famous Hanley smile
and the big Hanley spirit of friend
ineSS and hospitality.
"Bill" Hanley, Oregon farmer,
organizer and executive, Is one of
he best Story-tellers, but If he told
4 thousand you would never hear
him refer To this one or any of a
similar nature; the Hanley modesty
steps in. But talk TO his friends
hose who know him as he is-and
you will hear many like II.
William Hanley, as United States
Senator from Oregon, would carry
The Hanley characteristics back TO
Washington and, by this native
ability, compel attention and get
Tor his constituents what Is due
them.
A success in his own business at
home, he may be depended upon
To be success as representative
of his native state, the needs of
which he knows as well as any
man who ever set foot in Oregon.
We've had enough "aspirants" as
United States Senators from Ore
gon; let's try one who Is can
didate because great many people
throughout the state feel that he
should be at Washington represent
ing us.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
SI00 Reward. SIO0

The readers OF Tins paper VIII DO
pleased 10 learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
Catarrh' Haii's Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
building up the constitution and assisting
nature la doing its work. The proprietors
have 90 much faith IN It's curative pow
ers that they offer one Hundred Dollars
for list OF testimOniala
Address: y J. CHENEY a co. Toledo. o.
Sold by all nruggtsta T6c.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
COME" WAS ALL BILL
HANLEY SAID.

''Conlel"

Gomez
That Is small word. but II
meant a mighty lot In this case.
Only four letters OF the alphabet
but II was sufficient.
And that's Just why this story Is
written about II.
Some people would have written
big letter In reply To the one con-
cerning which this story is To be
told; II was worth more. Consid-
ering everything, but the point is
the man who wrote come" was
not doing II 10 kill space or 10
please an inquirer and then wind
up by saying, IL would like TO have
you here, but, really. can't see
the way clear"
The fact Is. the mans character
stands out splendidly in the one
short word and stamps him as hav-
ing determination, action and
when you know the detailS--a
heart with big III.
Bill Hanley-Bill To his friends
liz the man who wrote "comew
lie wrote II to a young man who
was down and out" and who
looked 10 Mr.. Hanley almost as the
last hope.
No doubt Mr.. Hanley has for
gotten that he ever wrote II.
He has done SO many things Just
like il.
A young man, who had worked
in Portland for a long time and
who had lost his health, had heard
of "Bili Hanley as a man with q
deep sympathy, decided 10 write
10 him and ask il he might be
placed ON the big ranch in Harney
county, known SO widely for its
vast acreage and other typical
Western features.
The letter was very similar TO
this:
Dear Mr.. Hanley: | have WORKED
a long time in Portland and am
about all in. My health is poor
and getting worse fast. can't
stand il much longer here, and
unless ! get change. won't last
long. | have heard of you and
your ranch and wondered il you
would be willing 10 let me go
there and try TO get we'll by work,
ing In the country. l will do my
best whatever you give me TO do.
Please let me hear from you soon."
BY return mail, the young man
received plain postal card, direct
ed to himself, and, ON the reverse
side, just one word--come. II was
not even signed, but that il was
from Mr.. Hanley there was nc
doubt.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN ST. JOHNS

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from sim.
pie buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc,
as mixed in Adler-i.ka, the German
appendicitis remedy c. X. Thomp-
son, druggist, states that this sim
pie remedy antisepticizeS the diges-
tive system and draws off the i'm
purities SO thoroughly that A
SINGLE DOSE removes sour
stomach, gas on the stomach aud
constipation INSTANTLY. Adv