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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1909)
JZIm- 1 ll I DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, 1'IUDAY, OCTOBER, 15, IBM. PAGB TWO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL JC. nOFJSn, Editor a Proprietor Under the direct primary the people nominate and elect and the legislature merely ratifies . It issues a certificate of election to the popular choice. There is no purchase of votes with money or promises of office. The go-betweens of the interests are put out of .business. The senator makes up his record direct to the people. Among other go-betweens the convention is abolished. The official under the direct primary assumes direct re sponsibility to the electorate. The Oregon direct primary law could only be improved in one respect by providing asecond choice. That has been dons In the Idaho and Washington direct primary aw. A second choice reflects the cooler, maturer, better judg ment of the average voter. The Electric Fixture and Supply Co. Are now in their new quarters at 245 North Liberty sireet. We have a number of new, catchy designs to select from. Come and see us. Electric Fixture & Supply.Co. L. S.HYDE, Manager Independent Mowiptpor Dorotcd to American rrlnctplei and tbe Frogrosa and Derelopoment of All Oregon. IMbllehod IlTorr Krenlng Bxoopt 8andr Salem, Oro. SUBSCRIPTION HATHS. (Inrartablr In Adrance.) DtU;, tr carrier, per year W.CO For monlh....-J0o BaUy, by mall, per year. ............... 4.00 Per motti......S5o Waakly, by mall, per year-.......... '.00 Six monthi .... ..Wc OUR PERFECT OREGON FALL. unionJbOdL Tho late cool spring makes a late warm fall very delight ful. It is a delight to all this perfect Indian summer weather. All fruit was later ripening, with plenty of time to harvest, Fall pasture is coming on fine, and so is the late cabbage. Tho pumpkin crop is immense, and there will be plenty of vegetables. The supply of pumpkin pies and the pack of sauer kraut wiM be large. The potato crop will be abundant and there will be thous ands of fat turkeys. Oh, where! oh, where do the people live better than in Ore gon? : With plenty of everything, with good prices for all crops, with plenty of fine fall weather, what have tho people of Ore gon to kick about ? THE ISSUE IN NEW YORK. Tho burning political issue in Now York is the direct prim ary law. Tariff, finance, corporation regulation and taxation are minor matters. President Shurman of Cornell university takes tho opposi tion view. Hedged by privileges , living on a big salary. Inflated with tho residuary spoils of empire stato machine politics, lie dis trusts tho poople. Ho admits that conventions can be bought and corruptly in fluenced, but the people might do worse, In his opinion. In Oregon tho direct primary is no longer an open question. No one seriously proposes to repeal the law. All efforts to evon amend It was voted do wji or timorously dofonded. It works perfectly in producing good county officials. It Is generally conceded that Marion county has a better county government under tho direct primary. It is not denied that the fittest men have been chosen for nearly every office. : When so nominated they aro elected almost without oxr ponso or opposition. Whorovor fairly given trial the direct primary becomes popular. The sovorost tost put upon tho law is nomination of United States senator. Corrupt politicians in tho past have looked upon that offico as a prize to be purchased; It has been an offico far removod from the common peo-plo. EDITORIAL NOTES. There's nothing small about the aldermen from the sev enth ward, except their feet. Although they feel that Fair mount Park was killed by theconservative citizens who live around Wilson Park ,they are both loyal to the proposition of spending about $5,000 a year the next two years to im prove Wilson Park, . . Kind reader, at some spare hour this beautiful fall wan der up on Fairmount hill and revel in the glories of the sce nery and the delightful atmosphere. See the mist on the mountain, the glorious landscape and the colored foliage, and the wonderful view of the city, with the sno peaks glittering on the horizon. Then think of the small-hearted politicians who in the interest of penny-wise economy and the tax-dodgers generally fought having the city acquire that delightful spot for a public park. Ye gods, but our community is in fested with some specimens of the non-orogressivmus Pata goniensis that makes one's heart ache clear to one's toesl What nature intended as one beautiful spot for a public park they were able to veto. The Salem Gesang Verein made a fine record for them selves at that Portland celebration, Prof, Von Jessen's "far mers" sang quite up to the standard of their more highly trained citv cousins of the Arion society and were recalled and recalled. The German singing society will be In demand on many occasions where good music is desired. The plan to have a "got-together" banquet by the Salem Businoss Men's League is a good ope. It is' productive of friendly relations that are beneficial for a long time to come and exert an influence on the mazuma end of the conscience. Tlte JOURNAL Prints all News That is Fit to Print Fat Folks One Dollar Invested In a bottlo of theso wondorful, harmless fat roduclng tablots and in 30 DAYS you will bo a normal, woll-formod person again. Don t carry around your ugly bulk your ungainly superfluous flesh. It makes you mlsornble, ridiculous, and what Is more important, it subjects you to fatal consequences. Suddon death from Patty Degeneration, Heart Disoaso, Kidney Trouble Apoplexy and Muscular Rheumatism all como from OVER-FATNESS. I'lio IlomiN Aro "UugRj'." "Admiral" Clnrko, ono of tho cus todlnns nt tho stnto cnpltol, linn in his possesion throo tiny bonns fthlch aro attracting much attention. 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