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Show i the PAGE SIX u tm-WEEkL- y .Journal, logan, dtah. Tuesday, dune 4, 1907, Initiative and Refrendum. Very well, Kate; thats setThe Oregonian of Portland, the tled, But, although two lone women may set up housekeeping in largest and strongest Republican a New York flat, they cannot very paper in Oregon,' in an editorial n well go alone to a fashionably ho- April 27tb reviews soTnrof the tel. newspaper criticism ofMr.Bryans Ohi yes, we can. Best of refer- declaration for, the initiative and By ROBERT BARR. ences given and required. referendum and says: yf ather of I was going to suggest, The Times "(New York) is not Th Triumphs of Eatfena V.lmonl, In of Mid.l purlha Tell," AUrma, "Speculations of John Steele,' wThe Victors," Etc. sued Dorothy, not noticing the opposed to Mr.,Byran because his ' ' t that we invite your doctrine would injure the Nation interruption, Copyrlffit. 1900, hr Robert Barr. to accompany at large, but only ' because they and mother Aaaoclalion father and of York. New By Arrangement with The Authors Newspapers us. They might enjoy a change would interfere with stock gambOb, you wish to use your late- from sea air to mountain air. CHAPTER X. ling and. corporate dominion For scientific k ly acquired Katherine frowned knowledge little and precisely the same reason it opIvatherine sat up m her chair, in order to pass the examinations. demurred. d poses Mr. Roosevelt. Vvide. had I no have her intor But, and It further says: The referendeye opened Are you going to be fearfully you see, . Whats the .matter with I5ar to school me in the mysteries of conventional, Dorothy! um has been a part of our politilime burning and the mixing of We must pay some attention cal machinery from the .beginning Harbor! she asked. You can answer that question cement. Now, you have scornec to the conventions, dont you of the government. The constitubetter than I, Kate. The Kempt my side of the river, and I have think! tion of the United States was live but not to side of river. the visitors, are had I objected not. to So were your I hoped family adopted by a referendum. yearn t do Vhat is which the round. That bad be a the all here beginning year bachelor girl and own a latch the state constitutoons. In a some with Bar let us hope, makes the good end key. matter is the think what awkward and expensive you is to Who our in arbitrate form We shall each possess a latching. it is a regular rule of Brit.Harbor!" in dull I confess its a little dispute! key when we settle down in JCew ish political producre, as it is in seasons all in and the well difference York. Our flat will be our castle, France. Only the other day the Why, . the winter time, split, it is situated a considerable dis- - of course.-IIoand, although our latchkey will let German . Empire made use of it. can we do that! Live in us in, our Yale lock will keep When hisParliament differedfrom tance from New York- - Where do a houseboat on. the river like other people out. A noted summer his colonial poliey he referred the you intend to go, Dorothy! "Stocktons Rudder resort calls for different treat- matter to the people and they susThat will depend largely on Frank me advises Kate friend Grange! where my ment, because the?e we lead a tained him. Instead of being reNo; settle in the city of New semipublic life. Besides, l am sel- jected by the founders of modern to go, because I shall take her York, which is practically aoJs-an- d fish enough to wish with me if she will come." my coming political institutions, the referenin the Hudson. out to be under the auspices of so dum has been adopted with more Compaion, ladys maid, parlor Would you like to live in New well known a man as maid, maid of all work, cook, Captain or less completeness by them all. which York! girl typewrite Kempt. Every civilized nation, except - have I to be ! Shall I get one afterWouldnt II Imagine any one All right; Ill see what they Russia, refers all questions of noon a week of?, and may my laving the chance living any- say about it. You fundamental importance to the dont, want I if see and where come me, else! man , voters for ultimate decision. Nor young Sabina, I take it. extresecure In a to and, one, it- otherwise with the initiative. I hotel, happen suppose the Yes, if she will consent to is the are what Ialldorf for choice. In our national affairs the initiamely important, come. , Yes; we could live in a hotel tive wages! works painfullyand with eum I doubt if she will, but Ill see. You shall fix your own salary, until we found the ideal flat, high 3esides,-nobersome impediments; but it is that I come to think there Kate, and my lawyer men will ar- up in a nice apartment house, about it, its none the less. For example only fair I should alset is chosen sum with a the view that like that fromjhe top ow range my doting parents to know we may cite the slow but certain ' tied upon yon so that if we fall of Mount Washington or from the that I am about to desert them. triumph of the popular election of on of we can out the Washington monuequal op quarrel With thatKatherine quitted the Senators. This is the initiative, terms. ment. room and went down the stairs hampered but unmistakable, and there are few to deny that it an But I adopted I one its made see, Oh, you forget hippety-hop- . would be better for the country then. to iroviso iu the beginning, and that be, daughter I am drew the letter from Dorothy v is that I am going to build a could the process go more directAn adopted sister rather. its place of concealment and read to its end. What Mr. Bryan Do you think I am going to church, and the church is it for the third time, although one ly wishes is the same unimpeded initake advantage of my friendship situated not in the city of New not interested might have termed tiative and so heiress and an in with referendum in Nationthe village of Ilaver- it a most pension my York, but commonplace document. al affairs which self of?! stock.. Oregon, Dakota, It began, Dear Miss Amhurst, Oklahoma and other states enjoy New York is just the place and It is I who am taking the adended," Yours most sincerely. in local matters. said Dorothy, and I from which to construct such an Alan Drummond. vantage, It gave some edific IThe initiative and referen, Ilaverstock will 'he some- account of his beg you to take compassion rather doings since he dum are still in the status of exthan advantage upon a lone crea- what near the West Shore railway bade goodby to her. A sailor, he periment. They are steps in the ture who has no kith or kin in the Very well, we can take a trip up informed her, needs little time for there once a week world. groping progress of the people toor oftener, if , packing his belongings, and on ward genuine Do you really mean it, Dot! you like, and see how the work is the occasion in question the prjhce and Of course I do. Should I pro- progressing. Then the people of had been of they may be blunders. Time great assistahee.They will tell. But thus far. where the Ilaverstock will respect us. As set out pose it if I didnt! together for the early has we been tried it has from drive experiment the station theyll morning-trai- n Well, this is the first proposal and said au worked well upon the whole. The Ive ever had, and I believe it is say : at the station. Drummond idea is one of the most vital in Thefes the two young lad- had intended to sail from New customary to say. on those occaspresent-d- ay The ions that it is so sudden or so un- ies from New York who are buildpolitics. ork, but a friendly person whom trend of popular political aspira he met on the train informed him expected and time is required for ing the church. tion throughout the Nation is to But if we settle down among that the consideration. Liverpool liner Enthusi-an- a ward measures identical in prinei them theyll think were ont set out from Boston next .IIow soon can you make-uday, pie with the initiative and referen ordinary villagers instead of the so he had abandoned the New your mind, Kate! dum. In other words the tendency distinguished Oh, my minds already made persons we are. Or, York idea and had taken is toward passage the government while is our by flat being made ready on the liner named, on whose note up. Im going to jump at your of-- , without pie intermediaries. IIow fer, but I think it more ladylike we could live at one of the big ho- paper he wrote the letter which t0 this desirable accomplish in end tels the Catskills and come enistle to pretend a mild reluctance. What 8s once more oonpoalorl a ls of method merely. question down as often as we like on the i are yon going to do, Dorothy!i 1 erine's inclined I dont know. Ive settled on railway. Indeed, untilhe idoned, and if one path fails to weather That imnnlaivo gets colder the Catskills only one thing I intend to build some other and better burst into the sewin'-1- " room."omaVeach a little stone and tile church.very is the place. one will be chosen. Were ill going, she cried quaint and old fashioned, if I get And, lo. the Catskills print the (( distant sky, the right kind of . architect t father, mother and Sabina. It Do Not Neglect the Children. And oer their airy tops the seera father has had an draw a plan for it, and this church excellent is to be situated in Ilaverstock. faint clouds driven, offer to let the house furnished At this season of the year the So Wheres Ilaverstock! softly blending that the cheat- till the end of September, and he first unnatural looseness of a ed eye It is a village near the Hudson says that as he likes high life he child s bowels should have immeForgets or which is earth or will put in the time on the top of diate river, on the plain that stretches attention. The best thing which is heaven. toward the Catskills. the Catskills. lie abandons me that can be given is Chamber-laiThat ought to carry the day and says if he can borroiv It was there you lived with a shills' Colic, Cholera and Diarrfor the Catskills, Kate. What sort ing lie is was it not! your father, to cut off with it hoea Remedy followed going by castor Yes, and my church is to be of habitation shall we choose, a in his will. He regrets the depart- oil as directed with each bottle called the Dr. Amhurst Memorial big hotel or a select private board ure of the British fleet, because he of the rjemedy. For sale by all church. ing house! thinks lie might' have been able to dealers. . c And do you propose to live at Oh, a big hotel, of course raise a realEnglish shilling aboard Ilaverstock! the biggest there is, whatever its Dad only insists on one condition Dont! ! ! I was thinking of that. name may be one of those whose he is to pay for namely, that, Wouldnt it be just a little rates are so high that the proprie- himself, mother and Don t let your children suffer Sabina, so he dull! tor darent advertise them, but docs not want a room with a bal- with that cough when you can Yes, I suppose it would, but it says in his announcement, For cony. I said that in his of cure it with Ballards Ilorehound spite seems to be a suitable place where terms apply to the manager. It disinheritance the family Syrup, a sure ,eure for Coughs, Id help two young women may medidate must have ample grounds, sup-pr- out of my salary, and so he is go- Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup and on what they are going to do with an excellent band and adver- ing to reconsider the of Diseases. changing Pulmonary Buy a bottheir lives. tise a renowned cuisine. You! his will. tle and try it. Yes,1 thats an important ques- room at least should have a e will settle the conditions privB. B. Laughter,' Byhalia, Miss., tion for the two. I say, Dorothy, ate balcony, on which you can when we reach the Catskills, writes: I have two children who lets take the other side of the place a telescope and watch the said Dorothy, smiling. had croup. I tried many different river and enter Vassar college. building of your church down beremedies, but I must say your Then we would at least have some low. I, being a humble person in .Ilorehound Syrup is the best Continued.) 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