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Good-body 4ft woodSawed petard '
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CalMit yard and pick out ySttt^g^Wca laH lP CashcteliVe^yr"^ 3 * ? w*^«
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1 i ,; *f»n«»l3 Js»m '?>) ? d.-n,
.i Eugene TansiokL >=£'??' f-S |'/ 1,17/ ?'?'"'''\u25a0?' levifl Bidnti/toO A -.
russTan Cobles pou j^porms
Titled Subjects of Ciar.-Afe Prftrfomi-nan* Element n4 ; Xer)jstvos. v
I ? i ;'f i-: fUS
Hie -v 1 Iv'i \u25ba' fe; present
\u25a0 \u25a0r :il thai
: a ;i.ilii.y is takin&jjai|^3s
nolles have been the dominant ele-
.; of the tbe^>r<ganization of t i\ose. bodies, and
( Jhej: i full
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sympathy ..with the, D^ejferiJattitude of the government. . \u25a0\u25a0"V
It may appear strange that such
. .-ad be the . iot cseit- en tight.
~! Kussian knows that the peasant-
"mh forms 75; &v; U . is in siX h-rt
i help must come from the privi-
leged classes or the peasantry will
otthrow the existing - order. - -----
Uussian history lei-urda...great peas.
ant] revolts in the seventeenth and the
eighteenth .?*i#£4*Hn t&U£* cen-
tuny, also, many loyal peasant dis-
turpances took pla< o. ~-Even now riots
a I minor revolts are taking place
daily in widely separated parts of theemlire, i'""""»J*|lg|YW Khark-
ov.! Saratov ynfll ppjrMLwhere the nobility is alarmed, and
, ? tios; more land for tlvej)eas-?f \u25a0 i i.-ss taxaitou. \u25a0
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".}l Th.- lmlu'lity of r>#l.^ov^l^and
Moscow provinces have declared
theaiselves in their assemblies the
\\ aijiiiest- During
Hi. 'time of the "great reforms" ofI
Alexander 11., forty years ago, the
sanie nobility distinguished itself as
the! 'Ktmpioh |of i r̂lrlg^|rn^' ie |; t j:.: i net. lit-rs «?( th- : Tovyr . npbilt|.vwere aareatbsxifl an 3vjsflJfl Viath.- jnobility of, YladyLmir and
?:-! .\l.-xand.-r for Et. consdtaition.
Their brothers in Moscow added that
if it| should not be : granted' tViey 1'^ouldprotest Th.Tt tTTe' aisdlcale.'""TFese
/il;\u25a0 men seem likely in the present
LARD. 1j \u25a0 t
l^^^^li^^^P^^l^ai^^^hwas
i'y iv.*Weß--<- "ti "ft»«»P Street
and Rail road XV«Uue.A short time drefore the fctrrial took
place the husband of the woman
stated that he was convinced that she-i lO 'iU'li ii WIS OTSVvH
was dead, and willing, to proceedwith the funeral, were
hurriedly made and, the funeral tookplace at 2:30 o'clock. 'Just before the
?? ?\u25a0 '{Iqxriifi at xtoi*! sifi icaskel was closed the friends, and,? -
hnt alKmla rtfocTIs of the dead woman gatheredbsiissfj oni r.'is n: 11 »«« f
around the coffin and agaip_Ji,,ii)uupur,of doubt ran through" the crowd.
older people in attendance shook
fliey of
fact that the embalming process
Rich the body had" undergone
-TltrWrrTrf^x^^e,p^ n <varfl: iiotoai««&i ,Aitar:a)
of which there cannot be theleast koubT. b9lßlo^^B 0
?.- BC BRBIS UiJ lflDOfifd>eiq tol - 8 »dio
THR( AT CUT FROM EAR TO EAR.
Bute |r Bceemgs"Pcspoi'llfilll rTT rrrr""ST
SE.s rTTLE. Wrffe»^J«)»fc.3*«.?Dan
-W'wuwlni. ,iPit>!> Iff"1"!.' 1!^- relatives live at Benton, com-_
baHiil' 4kunftr
t«W QOd .DOeisnil
? \u2666?« * \u2666
*
* kavtS^aa*
aatw aaT RJgljß
j GRAIN AND STOCK? BROKERS , has &*nisJ W e charge no Interest for oaoftji*-
J ryin 9 long stocks. I
\u2666 Mmneapohs, AJ H B. KERSHAW-, Mgr.? ?
_.-
?~
frcwi; km}i»W e^/-^ompfe\ef^ : severingthe''jugular vein. \u25a0 Tfe Veins In hiswrist we*e : cut until blood spurtedfrom them. Gallagher 'turned on thegas in - his roorfV,' fay' do\Vn lon "his bedand:tHen' usWl razor.
Mfs.«>i ammefptStm? raridfady, Wnelledthe gas and iealled 1 Patrolmah' Rib-bach. officer broke'into the''roomand there found Gallagher dead. Thesight'was ! a ghastly one, the-beddinghaving"'been" 'shtinated 'with iilobd;
had run ott: to the floor-aWdformed- several- pools: I?-?
: I****itb-m \u2666 +*i&;i#*<9tmm"r
asphyxiation, but was pre-vailed b*the JJO^l^amVjiLnS'thp
!ady.OSJlOq?llilends of Gallagher say he hasdrinking heavily and lost sev-
jobs as a result ghat him
Jjg f\\u25a0 $ 1 * 1 ?
W. Cookerly, licensed embalmera Xjk undertaken Babcock ftmk, IV2
Advertise in the Statesman.* ?
Advertise in the Statesman.
tykiA WALLA MARKETSf Retail Prices. ~
Iffnirket are: . j
jSijfjar?Per* *
, l|kese ?Per lb* 20c.
jV^jgetables ?Potatoes, per tack; new,BCSS
bisons ?Per 100 lbs., $2.00.
i?a^-snips? lc per lb.TiSfnips? lc per lb.
jJbbage? Pep 100 lbs.., ~5,2,00.jjreen Apples?sl.oo, choice.
Algs?Per lb..'l2»i'6'. ?"' ;i
'
.^.Cranberries? i*er 50ct>!»
Pineapples ?50c each*./
Fruits ?Oranges, per doz., 25c to 50c.
Lemons ?Per doz.,' 25cEg%s? Per dQZ? 40c. ..!; tn
Butter?Country, per roll, 55c;
creamery, per roll ?oc.FliSjr? Per barrel, $1.40 to $5.00;
Graham flour per 50-lb. sack, $1.30;
wholewheat pwr \u25a0 saT6T67"TI7BPT roll -
ed oafs per lb. sc.Haw ?Baled, per ton; wheat, $13;
Brah-^T )er"onr $T9.50r shorts, per
s | 2o 'so;isrmi*frH^«»rti>?r'5
rmi*fr H^«» r ti>?r'
Fit per "^t^rtA'^Dib/iO1111 -
--but 14%c; soles 10c; perch, 12%c; rock;od, lobsters, 25c; flounder, 10c;
herring, 10c; crabs, 25c and 30c; smelt,
sturgeon, 15c; black cod, 156;shrinms, 50c.
Eaaern opsters?7sc a quart.
Spijig \u25a0 "%$Mand «£?i.
Asw ey- 20c - '
/.'oi^rl-ST^iSSirrfin steak, 10c.Roiflid steak, flc.. ,: .- I
ChuX-k steak, 7c $ ... Hr.v«d
\u25a0 Priise rib roast, 10c.
BeeJ roasi. a 7-ftT3 |AM 6SS-TS2-SSSBoil|ng beef. 4c
Mutton chops, 9c.
iitfcVi7""ste'w.'~. \u25a0P ir <j steak. Sc.
Pji roast. Sc. £flis3*wH ttilburg
- H -a J cheese, .c.
? L rer'TTtirsd. Tc." "
[h B x>d-wurst. -7c. i
mil
150 lbs., UyiW IbV, 3fc^ygocd hogs?Live ScraHsietfr3hee: 4-w^hW' $2;
arrrbs, JS. ~ a ,..,
B v: -rrnrn??j j t!i-- J>*-< -.?>? \u25a0 ? ? ? 1MEra A^WOMER.
Usie Bis U f"r unnatural
'"» v \u25a0 circular §cut oo reqeesi
TUB EVIHIIH IWfMMiILH^M 1̂ ' BjEgjßWS«lWgg' ?. mjm. ? mm,*.? a .#l-11
Am FOR SATiB I -
SOIVIE CAi^d¥^Oi?^SA^lTei^'?FOT (all ' kinds) .
''?'"Wot rtsd oii* s«oj
; t'No (ciotb) ' ' ' "
~ |'Bntte«milk, 5c. v noHeqxa
» j .!\u25a0\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0' ' ). ci mnQ rtwwwijEGAL BLANKS 11 TfOR SALE Al9 Statesman office.+?.v - ; v... ..
..?
i|OR SALE CHEAP?GOOD"GENTLE4 buggjF
1 Enqufre'^lO' W. Birch
lU-lIpR'^ALE?WALLA-' WALLA ATH-
\u25bc letic 'ciub,: ' iiVcld'ding bowiing alley,
three pool and billiard tables, gym-
Inasium; THfiur^nete M Price
A L. Hastings? Walfa Walla.Ij ?'? - -' ' " : '\u25a0' "' !J 1 ? '\u25a0 \u25a0 ;RBMi'-l*^ATte.' 1|FOR .BAtITj^TRAOE.""^
agarden land; 15 minutes drive fromno rock; stream of spring
runs through place. Will, ex-change for city property. Price
%800. \u25a0 ",
buys a good: 8-roomed house
aa.d two lots; close in; $150 downbal-a%see 420 a month till paid. i 31
f] :«i 9 mon farm? ' Man acre bqys 160 acres near
$160, down, balance; <?ngrfein payments, six years, without in-
terest. .«
V \u25a0 j ?w
«350 buys a gfW in Ta-gooArlo-cjiefn. awsw WSa
$iSOQ BUY'S; GOOD i-ROOM HOUSE
<blose in, bathi pantry,. seM'erage con*-
Sections, hot and cold water up and
Jown stairs, nice..large balls, gopd?cation; 160Q down, $.400 each year
For .SIB.OO, 16P -mVm from
atatkoi^, :.a.ty ( -,4arp;ed T«xcept ; .ii..acres;IP acres. irays;.ieyel..afld; <can< be-irri-4jttted from ditch; good well; 2-roorn
small barn; terms, $500 down,
'grain payments,, will takeaV.' -***-'*. "Utbcu alusw susw rij psRnall tract close in or city,,propertyas part or full paymerit.,
ISW' WI-JJH B S2^O.. t _pQ>V f V,! ,pAJLf3v?pCE ;:
f®Vr? ?S r&.S\W h- -dd.« es-« t«Ji
4ii installments*!*' 1fteAvy 7-r66rfl' !fiJolise'«qsej
ffl-iqeo(fft^Ofli; balanoeffid iprarest, »vl»3
D/jMPBELL', ' VVOLF & CAMPBELL,
f Rooms 6 and 7 Barrett - Brick. 1 '\u25a0I Id Rhone 1 Main 333. s
Xlabn ii vr . liedj d rJIaVSi .... vCLOSE TO. CITY, SMALL
muse good weli; deeded water, .right.A 'bargain.
Y\t h\u25a0\u25a0 '? «« ip <:i »l 14*
aeW9'' !2%'--mile's-' ffOm' town; fine"
r - \ r
ruh iSniSft»^lf^.' lCr nsrr biiß *ll:oa
vi artfiio:
"fr»4 Bjft)CM9 acres boMdni 'ldnAiiifn- 1d :r alth ißiCAJltivation, balance!buttfehg-asßii ,7**oioßt> hfouse>,''i, ?hkm'a :do :hard; 75 head-cattle,.'Jß hOr%fes['«o
f h ) Bil £»w?m- -4gf tafcejcife»i*wroß*»
gajr.t ;; iU oi I.bSfrgains hijct{iy.:Pi?ope*ty':<.
vi; a AiitMn; BKM)W!ELL-, >a .
7r,.aßa^sor^ijß.uiiding^
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT, i'\u25a0 . ' »j -
Defeated 'f^arjter^b'v 2,s46,l69
if '" : Balfots. 1 '3 taboi x a ,H ,o
pCI Times I*|ys _000 jglfaW aliaW .niaiJ iOisiusM|,A .popn !
iiar Note at.the: last presidentiai eEeJt - iion, complete. except as,, ttQ,,ope couJtt-y ir four/ cwuptiet* in,
#ich i^an.. wb.erf e^ima.^s. are,, giyen,.
now b| ttyaA,Present s .Roosevelt .eate | by 2.546,169., Ha,
>fjf4e 1 the largest vote ever given a.
\u25baresilent of tbe,United States^,7.64o,--rjfj. This is more than 400,000. in ex.-
--900. ,; v ir. noomtsdln <»bnOb'Th ? officiali figures .for,. Missouri,
rib'w R6os*evelt carried that state,.y'l!2i ,800.M Maryland one repuollcan elector
evli' cd' 'Vhe !largest' vole,' *bui his '.coi-eagu demo-,jalfti therefore, will have*even votes in the electoral college.
1 WANTED. *
[FIRST QT MB. jjiylMiaif<MTflTnTtlnilIda :Ea.st Rose St. ?Is era idgii ie
\u25a0ha tfaseja?9 uwrtlaM?i aa gjatatsga?Ed
MOVER'S BARBER GODLifiGE-;d3ALI
, Dake teaches .the. barfcen: ttreed«
iH,^ f! t»»eeks aufd^gnarantees positions
| ~: \yrAt.?i..lon-feerms.-:a \u25a0 ioJ .J .A ,i9tolo
; CHILDREN"S.? A KING A
BJ l_
YEAR?' BKnTWI'" garden and'*^fee'r iry, ', "farm!'' A
Famil>preferred. L. B. ZeTl, Milton.
- ih WAKTTItD- -TRI'NKSI TO 1 'HAUL
\u25a0 SoWiers a specialty. Tti aird from
j depots - for 25e. Phone' Main F.msIIII-0 .iM logsiO
. j H ni 11 11*
i, i, LUUfIUi I
FOR. REXT-OXK NICELY - FUR-, nished. bedrooni, 210 Wesrt Poplar.
Phone Main: 266;,. . ... , t. . . ;
FOR RENT?Ft J R NTSH ED RO OM A T
30T South Fourth, street. .
?TRY THE COAST HOFSE FOR NT EWclean beds, neat rooms and" good ac-
DirectTf oppositej;7iK>swtt&sP *fls f ",Jl ' t ;I
FOR RENT VERY CHEAP?Mrs. ,J.
Allen's .lovely ho?o portly fur-nished. foam :jrndm;'. and ? R of
?the best- hvnoFiivtue valley is offered
JOnly $300! bpap <vy, e ai»; --payable
moutbly. I Sfle ius ¥or fwrthet partic-
ularSii Baxter Realty Main.
i ... t- i . i .. * ;?44 \u25a0 \u25a0 aafcumd?(d?Um j
IiOST.
LOST?BAY BON Y WITH NEARLY
new saddle.- ?Weiglt«e , T6o lbs. "Re-. ??fuii! to, Mt'sUl
and receive V ' ma
..,..! | A T »g'.
We have moved fo the Guichard; 'ijuiiarrtg.''' Entrance on stfeef.
A 1 .betello noiiieoq.
Suit, Spongfing 6? Ptesitng Club!
'
|4 N. 3rd Phone Main 218las v ,
jSuiT viflaai gßawgagipg^:n .Second St., Phone Main 716.
'THE VIAVI CO. HAVE REMOVEDtheir parlors to the fourth flppr. oj.
the Ransom''"equipped to Bive all kinds of baths.
: Phone MainW6.
iHSElitr aNATOMYf# Qk 10S1 AuiETST.,SUFEiICISCO,CiL. 7A ST The *e«t Anatomical Museum In the kr\u25a0 JL World Weaknesses df ltl<f BMBWW Tj {ffifltdiscas c«rad hy the oldest 'r ' 9'm HI s Pec'J ton the Coast. ; Est. 36 years. #
>i»W|OR. , tOAN?OISIASESOF W'K -
' F<YsraH Blr thoriughly eradicated A- ?;?.;! from v em without cfSerrsr; VLI aal Tr' fitted bjr»? Expert. StaSfc
ft'"? 7 I\u25a0 ? ? to* mmptwlrm., A quic)?and 7 ,V 1/ "dica ure for Pllati. rlinra axQ A '
,V 1 A )1 >. by Dr. Jor4an's special pain- fl?\ le*is m tods. -CiC j<>Jj OSBI
5, .Cojruultation free 1 strictlyprtrat L Tmtun.nl pel -Jit 1T or by letti A Potitivt i IMflu e»w'»caifcdro'A undertaken. Write r Book. t»KIl .OftOPflY mt\f W«RRIA«K. 1 ILBD FREE, (A Taluab!/- ben I£>\ tor tarn.) Call Ml 1 \\
Mi iet St.. S. F.*
f
\vbi.!'" the repi Means w 11 have orH%jone., I
A .comparisoi with the vote talpje, pf j1.900 shows a m -ked char gfttmelhfj mUftilcialist vote. I bs, the candidate of |the party lha year, wis also this iyear's candidat and his vote shows '
an increase of i >re than 100.000. Wat.son, the popul t candid ite, ran the !
strongest in hi own sta c,. , Georgia,.]vVhere he recei ed 22,63." votes. -He:i
most f his v »tes in thejstiiith and west, >ut only ime vote warcast for him in iouth Caiolina. A
The total voP is given ks 13,534,119. |and that for es h of the (MpMßttcandidates is g en as ft Hows:Roosevelt, repu lican 7,640,560Parker, democr : 5,094,3^Debsi socialist. I 392,857Swallow. prohißtionist TjH-^IWatson, populij 2 ,Corrigan. socialfit labor 33,519
The- electoral Rote will be 336 forRoosevelt and 1» for Parker.
k .J h;: Hit inn
-DOils at cost, 605 Elm street, near O.R. & X. depot.
Advertise in the Statesman.
THO "Q !£,^g
= * n^-W:?f? ? | L_j
U 43V_'g Bp ,i f}i Lt
* : ,ff,iJ CWfe ; CtrHrt,''A*' W'CTRb* !FbTR, I^IRST*! A CENT. A#fWORD| FOR 3UBSE-niQU|EIUJ,aIN^RTJOINB% »»|«0 fcnaauoHT enO |f$
,no*a«im.<i ISO BETTCI? «eDlOm CI 1FOR PLACING YOUR BUSINESS CARD OR ADVERTISING ARTrjCL?jj& OR jPROPHJLHtS"
FOR SALEy FOR RENT, FOR EXCHANGE, "tOST"OR FOUND.
WANT ADS IN THE EVENING STATESMAN ALWAYS BRING R%%ULTS.'\u25a0. , \u25a0 mm \u25a0> m m 1 ? 1 '' J \u25a0'\u25a0 " ? 1 *ta
.i . .... .-».. .\u25a0..,\u25a0.+ !!,.,,. ..rlf nl hAm 1 fl*
.THEfttPLACt] TO BUYis a& the sttore of J. F. McLean, 1J
1 * paiT Alderj street.
wjM.j^IEINFiCKE?CABS, EXPRES
w&Hmp. f'rtgtnjfff hai|c l \u25a0£>.-. FhoMH j*o\\ :,-2. I i $_iS? C- yll
MJ & CO., 9% NORX
Fo/flh strelet, ~y:.LL
WOn flitch repairing? * J -2>i 1 C
?£ ?1 . _=
M. & CO., DEALERS I]
iron* brass, copper, bottles, lea<- iain(sf sacks, rubber, hides, furs, et.
I ; Main St., Phone Black 99V , -? \u25a0 \u25a0 ?; -?
WEW AND SECOND-HANp FUR
NITUREBought, Sold and Exchanged at 21
. J. ROS£.N, Prop.r-^?i ttnazara
PROFESSIONAL.
PHYSICIANI AJfD Stjf4#E"ON. T fepfccial attention 'g^veh' BP diseases 5 °cwomen and electrical treatment!Office rooms Postofflebufiding. 441
Residence £aap~c fanT 31 WOHPl]
PROF. O. S.
T trie Sanitarium J^V^JIIn and Heated A%- Treatments give
>iriJdr all diseases. Rooms 2-3-
ev Jlidg.h 11 :DR. C P. GAMMON. PHYSICIAN.rj and Surgeon. Office Paine Bldg
Specialty-?Diseases of Women am.Children. Phone. Office Main 3U
i ' sidence Main . 5.82. ..
DRj. J. J. MT~RRAY, VETERINARY. surgeon and dentist; graduate o
American Veterinary College, Ne\. York CitV. Office, Mcßride Bros
..livery stable. Telephone, Main M
Walla Walla, Wash. <: -
DR. N, G,, .BLALOCK,-M. D., OFFICIin ReesnWinajQs Bldg. Phones: Of
j fice, Main 272; residence, Main 342
''Tffr'K'rKTlE-DAfl'foJf, M. D., 44 T Ar-cade, Seattle. Skin and genito-uri-
nary diseases.
DR. BRIDGHAM, OCULIST AXEAurist. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Postoffice building. Phone Main 268
T7P. R^oorri^3 and 4, Barrett building; Tele-
FURNACES.
LET tfXQU HEAT. THE
Bo'ngal furnaces we - guarat.ifee,tjC>112 "K. Alder.
Pho-.ie Black 811.
BOOK-. AMD -SHOW"promptly dene.; Prices' Hg-frV. :!Ftrstclass work guaranteed. H. Romer,
122 East Alder street.
Fire and Accident Insurance,Loans on , City and Farm Property;
. Plate : jGlasa Insurance? ' ion IUWe become your Surety on Bonds,
Wholesale and retail dealers J"*"?KHfrgs-ef hides, wuul, scrap ironj prassT
copper, rubber, lead, zinc, bottles,old rubbeWJfTid seconfl s<%M|i
EPSTEIN & YOUDOVITCHPhonaJVlain 360 11 East Main?^
' WWLa WALLA WASH.
Come in anu see our new fall and"winter suiting, trouserings and ovei
:oatings. Rook, the tailor, Jones bulld-
jTg^^^mni^x^et^^^^^^^^^^^^Fine new cloths for lady's tailor
\u25a0nade suits, cloaks, skirts, etc. Rook,
:he tailor. All garments made to order.
Zome In and examine our line. Joneß
Duilding, Second street.
STATE-OWNED RAILWAYS. JJJOTTAWA. Offltrßec. 15.-Although
Canada would Been, to Indicate UhZ
iWj^fgigMiaig^jjgaagawgig oonliues t<f^&« discussed in the press and on ttidAlstrefet with unabated Interest »|j
"XJ *R*viejAs wli.-i, appealed intffheiftlof-FThe Bill wasT
!agaatgaMgßHMßE?of Mell ourneSAustralia, who was emphatic In his V*'
?.'ond-innalion of government Iwnor-Vship. Under it. he says, -mire isli'"tie or no initiative, the
,are impudent, and a condition oination generally marks tjm*manage-.!ment of the roads. They have never?been and never will he a eaß." He*tpbnitied. however, .that- ? ther! had\*been an improvement .in Victoria underMr. Tart's management, "becausj thatljgwitleman insis-red 'upon' rh.-tion ol the political element.- Now. he
railway*-. tKdunll\ pay- jRag interest, but for many year.: they \u25a0 .nothing of tlje sort.-- vjr Basmoifr ad- r
i!%!jm 'xm\\ ''iw I'MnrA' ier,son
~o lufpose that government own trship \|tirSuid i>4Mfc4 failure. J1
The other Interview was with a jjewrmrtst Of STocKnnlm. nanied "fYjorn- rsten, who is entirely in favor of state- *
owned railways. "The railways of \liSweden." he explained, "are operated^ar? a"d!frinistere«r by honorable menmawtsmUO} cnteTiy'-The dMstumtton 'of""giving good service to the Htate. The
iiim" i'"1 US ..personal pbjacf
11 Tll^^< "uu' Ul ' u 'j.tr the,-
'W^liole/peopy^^^^npt.;thhr -^406re-' awfe ftLate-o wned raillays, that the - state, ; for the benefi j<jf the Whole CO&n.ti;y. V, ill do in,,, !9i 'hv_\vay qi"vdeyeloprric«t than thd
li'.ira: . lirsldWd 1.-uit th.
deshJH <>ij am o,ft'y_ a All 1
« 1 iall-
suocessl ana for the slm-MMrsßAßaXS>omics are eliminatedfrom the management."
Both these interviews very st likine:-Ty- bring out the one real objection togovernment f \u25a0.< I ifffAfliyof managing them through the state,
?withdut UTHiUe" polf'ficai 1
It was a realization ofl KM* difficulty--a realization all the more keen In thelight of the -ectpenem-e et the inter- : !
colonial »nilway?that was largely in-
iStrumeutal -in-:- |iMr*uad*ng the' great '
mass of Canadians to vote' against '\u25a0'
stattj ownership in the W^rW'eTWWoiuVj l '\u25a0..plf; the «:pu?e|-yative- opp<rsitioii. had .:
possessed v Lhe ; a.ewurago to ; come- . out- ft
frankiy, f goj:,jtb.e o»Jiy ( : type: of statei-,
owned- that-:, would: or- could ?
aiuL - that.-:-.-is. railways
managed by either an independent
WSSSSSR rrrVmrrrrrt by \u25a0 ThP l WeriT-J55
ment, such as the railway commissionof which Mr. Blair was chairman, orby a capable and experienced manager,
illii ***
would be given a free hand, and f ar-
anteed against interference on the iartof politicians and the appointmei ofpolitical employees?the result n ght
E* been somewhat different.
\s things are. however, it is not)bable that the Canadian people vill
ever yote for government ownei Up
Kiel al demonstration t f the adv nt-
the system under proper c 4di.tions, by the eliminatioi of poll cal
copj#pl -froni -Cunuda'-S existing m-
npnal t^n,rn jnial, an< itsfoanagemerrt ttrsc»ri j,i;i< tir ai bus! 988lines, xmdtfr a competen and im ir-
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Newell St. Plione Redp3
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Also a fine line of toys.
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