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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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Indptn-lotil Nwppr uoroted to American Principle nd
Iba ProifrtM m1 IWTelopement of All Oreon.
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BUIIHCIHITION KATB8.
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JMllr, bj wnler, pr jwr t.01 Her month Wo
DT. bj malt, per rr- - -m '"' mon,h
Weeklr, br mll. rf ter HU month. 60c
gm5LABEl
THE .MAN WHO STANDS BY HIS MOTHER.
Tho Capital Journal wants to pause a moment In the hurly-burly
of politics and pay a tribute to the man who stands
by his mothor, '
There aro many fine men in this world who would make
model husbands and splendid fathers who refrain from
mariraeeTO MAKE A HOME FOR A DEAR MOTHER.
That prlnciplo is not sufficiently honored by tho world, the
making of a social sacrifice in order that one woman above
all others to be honored may be respected,
There aro many mothers living with their sons and sons-in-law
who are married and they are honored and provid
ed for, but ihore is a fine distinction IN FAVOR OF THE
MAN WHO MAKES THE HOME FOR MOTHER.
Many of thoso bachelors whoso affections remain undi
vided with the woman who brought them into tho world
live thoir livos unnoticed by the world, and porhaps their
collbacy is attributed to other motives,
But whatovor' tho world may say , little as it may regard
thoir sacrifice IT CAN NEVER ADEQUATELY REWARD
THEIR DEVOTION TO MOTHER.
Altogothor wo do not honor the mothers as wo should,
Thoy dosorvo adoration and distinction as the founders of
tho family and tho pillars of the homo which is seldom givon
thorn publicly,
All honor to tho bachelor who takes care of mother,
WHAT IS THE USEJN KNOCKING.
Tho Portland papers that aro boosting for tho State Fair
and tho Stato Capitol to go to Medford and other places aro
making a mlstnko in knocking this city,
Even if their statomonts about Salem hotels, Salem
stioot cars, and Salem wator weio facts, which thoy are
not, IT WOULD NOT BE A SUCCESSFUL WAY TO ACCOM
PLISH RESULTS.
Tho State is in tho midst of n tromondous ora of dovolop
mont, and thero is no excuse for any city or section to knock
any othor loction,
Let us keop all we have anywhere in Oregon and get mote
aiong affirmative and constructive lines, NOT DESTRUC
TIVE. If any part of the State is better adapted for a State Cap
ital that I act can be brought out without knocking this city.
What man or newipapei of any intelligence will engage in
knocking
FORTUNATELY NOT MANY. OREGON HAS MUCH TO
BE PROUD OF.
Its State Fai. is a credit to any Stale.
The Capital City will compaie with most capitals.
AND WE ARE GOING TO HAVE MOUNTAIN WATBR.
i .
EQUALIZE THE JUDGES.
Multnomah county does not need more judges so much a6
to get arr ordinaiy day's work out of the judges they have,
Hon. Henry E. McGinn has the right of it about the humbue
of four judges SITTING EN BANCO TO TRY SUITS.
those judges get four thousand dollars a year each, and
the circuit judges of tho lest of the state get thiee thousand,
rut them all on the same p md arrange it so that thoy
can be assigned TO DO AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF LABOR.
...li,cuLl,1 Jdges no lonpei travel on passes, which is a good
tning, but thov deseive iiivioased pay, 01 the same pav
A judge like Lawience H.f is, of Eugene, who has .Vvn
A SIMPLE RULE that will
mak nnyow proapwous is
this)
Spowl lou m you
wiriv
Deposit oacIi pny-
dny tho dlffoionco
with us,
Wo do tho rast
Capital National
Bank
J. II. AlaiKUT, I'm.
K. M. UJI0I8AX, Vlw IW
JO l. IIJIKUT, tWfcr,
SCHOOL
CHILDREN
SUFFER
from imperfect vision and
are called dull in studios.
We give careful nttontion
to the rutin got children's
study glasses, assuring
good results in all coses.
B A R R
The Opticiatv
SCHOOLS ARE LAX
IN MORAL TRAINING
I United Prwn I.eil Wire.
Now York, Jan. 20. Tho need of
a formalatlvo system or education for
tho Irresponsible American youths itt
high school and collego will bo polnl
cd out today by Col. II. B. Scott, com
mandant of tho West Point Military
Academy. Scott declared that tho
Amorlcan system of education wan
based on the Gorman system, but
that tho German universities accept
ed Btudonts' whoso habits and char
acter wero formed.
Colonel Scott lectured last night
on tho subject of tho attltudo of tho
studont toward ho law, and cllzon-
ship. Ho cald:
"Tho systom Is bated largely on
tho Gorman, without regard for the
moral training of tho student. This
la going too far In tho direction of
lborallty. Tho Gorman student, as
a rule, has naa ft military iraiumb
earlier; thoro lu no such training hero
Tho freedom of tho German system
Js for tho man whoso habits and
character already havo been formed
"Tho American boy who has not
had such formatlvo training should'
havo tho character formed for.hlm,
and not left to his Individual caprlco.
Tlu nation greatly ncodo largor loav.
on of military dlsclplne, such as
West Point gives, to IncrcnBo tho ro-
sptct for law nnd for tho duties of
citizenship, nnd I bollovo collegot
ought to furnish It."
Ail Extra Special Offer of
Smart Winter Suits and
Overcoats Going On Ife
Now
This is a special sale of great importance to every man
and young man who is not well supplied with clothes for
this season's wear, We are giving you the advantaged
20
per cent
reduction"
MICHAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
MIC At.', STCRN 4 CO.
On all our Suits, Overcoats, Hats and Shirts, This m.
eludes all of our Men's, Young Men's, and Boys' Cloth.
ing, This is an opportunity you snouici not fail
grasp,
Thuru Is no case on lucord of a
cough, cold or la grlipo dovoloplug
Into-pnoumonla afior Koloy's llonoy
and Tsr has btmn taken, an It cures
tho mot obstinate deep sonlod
coughs and colds. Why tnko uny
thlug uIbo? J. C. I'orry.
SALEM WOOLEM MILL
STORE
large district , barely gets two thousand a year AFTER PAY
ING HIS EXPENSES OF TRAVEL
Now one judge who has a very small district is to be wised
to four thousand dollars a year and tho rest, except those at
Portland are to be kept ON A THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR
SALARY.
That is not fair, Four thousand a year would get better
judges, Thoy would try cases better, There should be less
appeals,
MARION COUNTY SALARY BILLS.
The Marion county delegation has reached an agreement
to miso the salary of tho County Superintendent of Schools
a small amount,
That SOOms to be nil riffht. n5'?nhnnl wnrk is hainc nytnnrl-
ed, and THE OFFICE HAS ACTUAL NEED OF A DEPUTY.
i ne snemt s otnee will got tho same salary, and the same
deputy hire, but it will be divided among three deputies,
The Sheiift will get $2000 a year as now. The deputies
will get $1200 for first, $950 for second, and $720 for third,
The Sheriffs office will have to colleut $000,000 taxes
this year, and requires plenty of comoetent help,
NO Drivate business hanrilAK that amount nf mnriAv nn
such small salaries and does all the other work required of
inai omce.
The Marion Cniintv HfllAPaiinn hfls omnA clnw ahnut nraai-
ingnew offices or increasing salaries,
ine uuiuy judge and Commissioners are the men WHO
OUGHT TO COME IN FOR A '-ISr Nm TIME.
They transact more business rr' 'occ m tin'. ?hv, nV
men in the state.
But they are not asking for a laise so w eu -itv is !
on easy.
MEXICO TO FORM
GREATMINING TRUST
City of Moxlco. Jan. 29.- Plans ,
arc being prepared today for tho In
corporation of 00 mining properties
throughout Moxlco. Announcomont
of tho plan was inndo by I'odro Al
vurado, a niiiltl-iiilllloiiarlu mluo own
or In tho district of Chihuahua. HIh
mines Ho In tho districts of Chlhu-i
huii, Durango, (luurroro and Conhul
In. Tho company wjll bo known nu tho
Alvnrndo Mining Company and will
bo Incorporated undor tho Iiiwh of
tho state of N'w York. Several prom
Insnt American mlnliiK mon will he
IntHrtNited In tho inurKur.
o
A .Vlaht It Id,., 'n itald.
Ths worst night rldors aro ealo
ml. crotnn oil or uom pills. They
raid your bed to ,ob you of rest. Not '
o with Dr. King' New Ufa I'llls.
They nover distress or Inconvenience
bnt always clennse the system, cur-
Hy'Uai
HGHh
Never Falls to Restart
Gray Hair to ItsNattrd
Color and Beatify.
no matter now lonp it nu mm ro
or faded. Promotes a luxurlutrrert
of healthy hair. Stop Iti filllucc
and positively removes m
dralf. Keeps hair soft and glouj.b
iuse an auosututei. zm timet aits
In $1.00 aa 50c. slie. IsNtaBjt
91aadSOc. bottles, at drswW
Stnd Jo for Irto book " lb Cirt tl it iti.'
4 rblloUay8pec.Ca.,Mwuk,t..
Hay's Karllna SoapcvraraM
red, rouuh and chappd hindt, ltd til iii&
xf. nrep mm nno ana tai. ix, nn
8eod2c (or free book "TlxCire dlUUi'
Maid's Koim Pjimi
Tho United Stno produrei son
papor tlinti KnRland Ge-nuf,
Franco, Auotrla nnd Hnty tocVwl
nnd lian tho lar; ' forest
chtnpest inntorlal lo make it t
Id, Colds. Headache. Ooiutlpatlon. , nMll yot tho tlWh, p,k8pro'
Xalarla. 25c at j. 0 I'erry's. nKanst ,u ttle , h0,t Thn,
Most people dignify their pieju
I dlco by callng them principles.
ductlon of thle country att K
wna 9 7!10 nnn Imip nr ilo WI
i pound i for onch pcrwn
LUCKY MR. WARNER;
POOR LITTLE FIDDLER
t I'MllMl Hr iMHll WIN )
Hhoenl,. Ar'a.. Jan I Whll. , ,
her w&v to her nance. Joseph U Wa
tter. a wealthy Colorado mining man
Mls Haraona Rollins. 4auhter f i
veil known artist, left the train
Uinaman, utar here, and beawe tho
fe of Ralph Wylle. violinist, an
to.v Warner I mourn'ng the nklc
Of WOMIRIt.
Mias RpIIIm. whose father a
Wbrate4 italater of Indian lit., an t
Qraad Canyon laadxape,. bade hu
daughter goodbye, believing that slu
would b wedaed to Warner today
He waa saoeketl to hear of her ud
4e HMrrti to Wylle whom she met
three weeks ago It l reported thst
he Mttawnted sak'de after melvliiR
the news.
WILL TURN RACING
OVER TO MEXICO
Uftit Iim Um4 Wlr ,
teeraweMUt. Owl . Jan -When
the UtgUlatHre'g vote nan -,
sends "the koIur , Uy()Bd ,no
ikhiw i uaurarnta. It tu drT, !t
to the CIU or Mexleo. wher Tom
Williams, president of it- rviu. i..
Jxkey oluh. has negotiated wih
lrMldent Dlax for tan ..-
lesea to ho4d horse raees and earn
on the book HMktas: ...I i,,-
futures, without whleh sav W-
"""" uo Kme rannt th, t
Hou't forga hi - , i
xrr Is worse than a pound of ifc
B fiHaHu yGg&siteSiMTgl
Mi isr n iir -z u ' or- w i
nH Janv VB I am H I I 9nmvkw L
1 H H "
jj Tomorrow night ends l';
1 1 the oi sale at Wenger d I1;!
U Cherrington's. Save S85 I
1 to SI 35 lv buyii y0lj I
a piano NOW, I !!
Have not coughed once all day?
t ct you may co jf.i tomorrow I Better be prepared for it vhen
comes, Ask your doctor about keeping Aycr's Cherry Pectoralo
I...- ..uMv, i iil-ii until mo uuru cuiu or coun nrii uppij" ;
have a doctor & medidnc at hand. Your doctor's approval of ilsjg
will certainly set .VI dmihr rt rest. Do as he savs. W.
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