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ITfilM WMMUJ G* ARB 1 ISalem Journal. Rep. I n is useless to waste gray matter brain Haan«- on whether xml burn ------- -------- yo*> are a Statement No. 1 man or rot wh« n there Is a bigger Issue pen.il ig We have introduced this statement So bring some of our r«»ad«-rs t » a <->)ia realization of what we regard us the vita) Issue In Ills rampalg-t Statement No. 1 Is not the Issue. It i» a nn.ins to the end Men may take It or leave It. but the real Issue ks mor* deep seated. Klesdlon of United States senators toy the direct vote of 'hi1 people Is niching rew or unr publican The development of that Idea has bes-a slow, persistent and entirely consistent and logical. Direct nomination «if si ■natura I- «SWly a feature of direct «‘It «•tion, bu a wry Important one. Selection and election of candi dates are two steps In the filling of «ffices by the voters. ■ " i of United To op|Mise direct election in nominating or Stales senators «•larting them by the direct vote of «be icople in the name of the Repub lican party Is the greatest mistake that could possibly lie made by the ftepublican party. For tweniy years the Republican s»ariv has steadily pressed forward In the «llrectlon of electing senators li the direct vote of the people and tak ing the choice of federal senators a we j from the legislators. Ewn those who oppose Statemen. No. I as unrepublican and tending to neat a Democrat are not sayh'g that they art- opposed to naming sen- atoirs by the vote of the peple. Repnbll'an platforms and Itepub pm )«-gIslaturea, time without nui“- lber. have endorsed direct election of smntors. Oregon senators have done this, anti there la not a Republican In Ore gon who )uis not endorsed that prln- rtytl*. The Republicans have gone further And hnve endors-d candidates for the United States senate nominated jowl rieeted by th» people. ns-ptibllcan legislators submitted thv direct legislation amendment to «he people twice, and enacted the Mnys law. The issue at th«' coming electlop Is whether the people of Oregon shall iretrrnl In the bnttlo for direct elec- I Jon of eenators, or go forward A law has been Initiated bv the Vviople'a Power League thit directs tta legislature to ratify th«* choice ill thv people, regardless of party. Th* V“'«l Issue bef re the p“ople Is •whether they ahull advance or retreat • >a ibis principle of direct election of •senator." I! th-' law proposed bv (he Initia tive is nd pted. there will be little deft lor the legislature to do but rat- »f.r. It matters not what party a leglaln- Vnrr man belong» to. or what party the pe.>pl«‘‘s choice for senator be longs to, the representative must ««•’ The I h » u «‘ Is now whether that law shall be udopted or not. Even Ukough not a single member of the tcglsial ure look any pledge, how roul«l he take an oath to support the mnMIloften and the laws of the i!a‘e Kiel violate that •xpresslon of th“ pvo<4r on the main principle’ dt seepis to us the course to pur- nm- f«»r those who oppose Statement Ma. I is U> d' feat this prop, sed en- asrtmvxt lluit will force the assembly «• ratify the expressed will of the (wople »a United Slates senator Th«t to our mind, Is the real Iv ane. nnd on that Issu«' the peopl«' will «livid«. «* a matter of principle Those »avurtig the election of senators bv She dlie«t vote of the |i"«iple wi'l aupport the proposed measure Tbo* ■ w'll «i|rpi»sed to election of senators w*ll opn.BK It. V triinj |>l i w.i i he V «Aure» ro-rt svcrinin-- reel yr afe», at 4 O »rr V I Ur. i A NEW METAL FCU.HD IS BOHEMIA press companies, thus bringing thous- "ars into the state treas- ands of doll ury w bere before th- state reived Tt here are nineteen dlffer- nothing ent laws to b ie voted upon at the com- Bom* cf theta have mer 1 s Sarsaparilla Is certain if you t, its and oth ’s have non«-, and among t uptions the latter I what Is called the "re- t th IE This great «all law " There Is no doubr there r a usons all t pimple» and lx will be pro islons passed by the peo- eczema wlthout merit, but the pie that ar salt rheuri or cures scrofula same thing can be said of our legis- Recent analysis of ores in r Concerning the reply made by the adapts itself equally well to, and all o cures, dys- nature of events, be opposed to con lature. Such a law as the one pas is *d ' tai Mining Company's tunnel« «. stitutional amendment vesting In the by the people levying a tax upon tele state grange to the University of Ore cures rheu- hernia, has been productive of T,* pepsin and ell t." stomach troubles; people the power to elect by direct graph, telephone and express compa gon aiuuipi a|ipeal for the State Unl- happy results to the stockhold--?1 cures nervous troubles, matisin and catarrh , vote a United States senator. nies In all probability would n»ver| vedsity. President P L. Campbell All through the working* Of th What man among our aspirants have been passed by the legislature Campbell made the following state-. debility and that tired feeling. Crystal mine a quality of ore th for public office who Is today oppos on account f these comnanlea having ment: character of which the operator ing Statement No. 1 on the gr >und plenty of money, thus being able to Sarsa’nba ! - "As 1 have not seen the full text of were unfamiliar, was discovers? C K. Tyler HnrllngV'irX V. dis overs 1. that it opens an avenue through block all proposed legislation Intro-' the reply filed in answer to the state- j let forni. h'H.'i » >ur-Hparilia i.* now put up in enwo- MJ Mr». * : ■• The -are* g « Urge “ Not until recently was t lated tablets ca.i>-d 8»r»atab* a« well »" ,he u.-uat Ine identity lu-eh »0'1“ and *“ little heal« hil“ dob which the Democrats may occasion duc“d into either house of the legisla merit Issued by the committee of the liquid form. Sa.-**tab* ba identically the same with. e«i(M*i alnio«» « complete*hr*»« of this ore proven to the manaz‘2 ally crawl In to office, dare g > on ture that was or would be derogatory alumni of the University of Oregon, curative properties as the '¡quid form. I**»'*! le« accu- down - blood poor and thin: no nt re n if tn, ment. » lhtkf ilw Hood • Sarsaparilla gave the stump and announce himself un to tfieir Interests. but only the extracts printed in the ’ racy of do**, eonvenlenr*. -onomy.—no lo* bye'i'P- a;(petit» natural file**? perfect health, it now develops that the mise oration, breaks — , or ¡mx.su t'-n “ gi»ta or promptly qualifiedly opposed to constitutional It Is a fact that three-fourths of newspapers, I cannot express a very ] •iceng'-U to do *11 (»/ work. Immensely rich in vanadium, m< i u*~i <>>.. la.avtl Maa». amendment empowering the people the states In the Union, Oregon b -lng definite opinion as to the merits of. --—Wl. eral resembling somewhat lead to make direct choice of their United among them, have passed resolutions the arguments in advance. The fig-1 far more valuable. It is said to / States senators’ asking that the Federal constitution ures used by the alumni committee I worth 1200 to the ton. There 1s little danger of Republi be amended, thus allowing the I’nl'ed In their statement were fair and ae-' This mineral is found throush0n. can defeat If they will cease their States sena’ rs to be e|e •rted by the curate as far as 1 can Judge, it is than for the corresponding time Ir WORK ON NEU DF”OT TO COMMENT E SOON ! the many workings of the ni!ne i‘n family quarrel and organize them- popular vote of the pe pie, but the clearly stated in the committee argu- 1 ' 1907. Opinion was freely expressed I considerable quantities, but In nt0!t If amendmen selves lut i a get-together-dub. has never been made, inent that the total number cf stu today that the business of the coun- Work on Eugene's new pa.»s?nge’ prominence In tunnel No. 3. wherL any on >■ but n Republican is elected However, the direct primary law i of .dents. Including :.<>»“ in the depart ■ try Is rapldly returning to its norma, great bodies are said to be in ' evi. Unit« d States senate to the United I from the Btal<- of Oregon gives the pe ip ments of law and emdiclne. is used | level, and this view seemingly ie depot will begin within the next twe I denec. Oregon, It will be the fault of the of the stat“ that right. weeks, 13 the statement made todaj Peot.le or i I in making th“ caniparlson of per cap shared by the retail merchants, wh No authentic information is at Republicans. for trade of by A. C. V. Berry, of Portland, wh< ordinary Intelligence can read! lly ita expenses of the state, for the rea-' are making pn •parations . [ hand as to the management's i imm-;. make up tlteir minds whether the. i t on that the reports of other uni at least ordinary volume during the represents Rober t Wakefield, wbc diate plans, but it Is under»’ od that versities use similar figures, and do | comini, mont fas. are wise measures or not. 11 11 I. M till-. MISI uu; has the contract for the erection c | active operations will coniai ‘•nee la i not segregaie in their funds the | the near future. PERTINENT « OMMKN'T th • bulldin the dlffer- ¡amounts apportioned to (Woodburn Independent, R-p I from Por Faiiiinc Relieved M -. Berr approxlma- i ent departments. Ths Certain Salem Republicans have A. W. Zinlker returned yesterday Don't let any polltl “ lan humbug land last ni in the vari I tion to the per capita cost m ide a grave error In calling a con to the Mayflower mines, Bohemia in — — pie of days s ... vention for the purp .se ot re« “ii- you Into th“ belief thn' Stat'-rnmit oils institutions seemed to ate a fairly the ground» and examining the plant which he left on Christmas day las- mendlng legislative candidates. Th'> No. I sh’uld b - cast asld •. These I accurate one, and it shows the unfv“r for the building. To a Guard report because his supplies of provisi >ns beL make an excuse that It Is done to ar - the fellows that want to make a I slty to be at the botoru of the list. | er today he stated that in addition 'came exhausted. Since then the stock eliminate Statement No. 1, but there living at the expense of honest labor. | The estimate is made on the basis of1 tn th« carload of cement which ha I that was in the Orseco warehouse has Is a suspicion all over the country Tinhorn gambler» and i rofessl jnal | the new appropriation, and not on St. Paul. Feb. 28.—There + already arrived here to be U3“d Ir been packed in over Grouse mountiu politicians are expensive luxuries basis of tbe present appropria- I the that the real oblect is t.i take th > + will be no reduction in the + the construction of the foundat’on ol and the famine of Decernb r has been first step toward resuming the < old for ar.y people to Indulg“ In, and the 1 tion of »47,500. salaries of. Northern I’aclfl- + th* depot, several more car loads of relieved. The snow cn the mountains : sooner they are dispens <1 with the "As to the question of the courses convention policy and knock t ili. telegraphers. The Northern + better for honest people. — Indepen of study at fhe agricultural college + Pacific will comply with the 4- material for the building have been is said to be ten and twelve feet deeo It props from the direct primary, dence Enterprise (Rep.). and the University, those are d 'tails ♦ federal nine-hour law, but 4 sent out from Portland, and they are and until this week soft and slushy was not a shrewd trick by any inea expected to arrive here at any time. Mr. Zinlker hoped to find it hard.-n*i that can easily be arranged, either and haH done more to split the Re the operators will work nine + It seems that go^ He said that an engineer will arrive for this trip. If the Republican ringmaster« | I liy the boards of regents of the two + publican party, and materially assist hours and will not be allowed 4- within the next two days to lay otf weather has not prevailed in the + + in the election of Chamberlain tor think they are going to override the| I Institutions or by the state legislx- the meal hour. the grounds, and that actual con mountains as it has here in the val United States senator than any course wishes of the people of Oregon in | ture. If necessary. Th« relationships ■++♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ struction of the building will begin ley, but that snow has fallen every they c, itild have pursued. It is claim el -ctlng a United States senator, they existing between the college and the day save two or three durtng Jai.. insid« ot two weeks. friendly, and .11 N( TION CITA' IT KM! ed that nine out of «-very ten Repub will find themselves mistaken. It is University are very This is the first announcement ec uary and thus far during Februwy. difficulty in no licans are opposed to Statement No. this rule or ruin policy that causes there should be OF GENERAL INTEREST to the successful bidder on the build Mrs. Zinlker goes with her husbanl satisfactory thoroughly 1. If that Is the case, then the call the reform movements to win occa reaching County Itemlzer agreements. to the Mayflower. ing of this convention, to be held sionally.— Polk Born—To Mr. and Mrs. John Ing. Mr. Wakefield is a well-known More Snow Than Usual. "As far as I have known, no un Brown, February 22, 1908, a son. In contractor of Portland and during March 14, 'was unnecessary and Im ( Rep ). There is more snow In Bohemli due or unfair Influence wai brought honor of the dat“ he has already been the past several years has had sontf politic, for the legislative candidates Statement No. 1 has the floor In to b»-sr In the legislature by the of the largest building contracts ever this year than has fallen for severtl they wish nominated could have gone In this friends of the University In securing named George Washington. The depth at the Muslcr before the voters at the primary state politics at preBent. A. R. Martin has a for““ of men at l«t on the Pacific Mast. He will prob seasons. promising to support the choice of connection It Is noted that It Is a pe the passage of the appropriation bill work on hU fsrm north of town set- ably not give the Eugene depot his mine is ten feet. It Is stated that it the majority of Republicans at the culiar fact that every newspaper In A large delegation of the members of ting out walnut trees. He Is sot- per»onal attention, but the work will either rained or snowed every day primary for senator. Instead, th«y Linn county Is a staunch advocate the legislature visited the Unlversnty ting sixty acres to walnuts, nnd has be in the hands of Mr. Berry, who In January save two. The great fall of Statenf nt No. 1. There are seven is himself a builder of well-known is not regretted, as it insure» water and examined into its needs In person a fine lot of good healthy trees. propose to “recommend" candidate.-, and by so doing will weight them newspapers In the county.—Browns The budget of expenditures for s«v “Sandy" Peterson lias a spl’ndld rnputat'on. W. O. Heckart, of this for next summer.—Western Oregon. ville Times (Rep.). • ral years to come was explained tc gasol ene !aun“h over n Millett’s lake city, bid on the building, he being the with stones. Have our Salem politi each member as thoroughly as possi ‘ha’ It a dandy for speed. H » is TtT'k- only Fiig“n« man who did so. While cians some of whom have been in ble, and the general ( pinion of those ing preparations to malt“ th?t place everybody here would have liked tc retirement since the district primary II XKRISItl I«; NOTES, »ee the r*ntra«t go to a lo“31 man, law went Into effect and with h.op<- LOCAL AND PERSONAL who looked Into the matter was that a summer resort, X number of young tkpv fnoi ;'’at. It 1« In snlendi.l hand* the appropriation psk«d fo~ was n folks «njoyed a ride in his launch fill countenances bob up again sens and that th? work will go forward very reasonable on“ In v(«-v r r •> « ur- Sunday. enough to know that the mass of Re. J. O. Kelsey was at Eugene en al to the satisfaction cr all. g nt need at the University for addi- publican voters ot Marlon count H. V. Johnson short business trip the first of the¡ I tlonal buildingsard cqilpmeni Mr. Berry stated to a reporter that The at work on bls corner bulld'ng. will resist the convention tactics’ But week. while the cement, presseu ucick Intention of the. friends of the I let us look a little deeper and wo two-story addition Is brine bull’ U. C. It >b rts was over from June- other niB’erfals for »he new building S. P. CO. PRINTS «0,000 FOLDERS may see the guiding hand of Senator tion th“ r'ar of the rr°“ent building w' paying j verslty was to rely upon the •tren City Thursday last | of the ease presented. The bill c will be shipped her« from Portland. Fulton who, writhing undr the as frlecdv her“ ?. short visit ADVERTISING COLONIST HATES will be ext“nded to th“ fro“t. As ried by aj overwhelming a ma 'nt Eugene dealer.» In other materials tc saults of lleney and expecting I'-fe it fore stated the w st end will b“ o Holt Edgar Pierce and Bennie FROM EAST TO THIS CITY be used" will b° given a chance and at the primary, looks forwam to were at Eugene Friday and Sat Ur- that there would seem to have been pled by the Corva’l's cr am' rv i that a great d al of the money to b = election by the leglsl it un<-, <■ itppo* u! day last, vl»ttlng with friend*, and! no need of anything but a clear state the s““ond story will be fitted ¡in expended on the building will be lef In tuajor part by members who nave taking In the play by Hanford, a’ ment ar.d fair argument. a nhotograph gallery for Os Th ■ Southern Pacific Company hit ' The simple fact is that the Uni Smith. her?. not signed Statement No. 1, and who the Eugene theatre Friday evening bad printed ¿0,000 folders advertis versity Is at present r«celv!ng V“r« Locnti« n <>■' Building. will not heed the wish of the mu! r- Some sn““k tl‘l“f mt red the res- Ira Tanton was down from Mar ra'es — to — Eugene during . Wh»n asked as to th" exact 1o"n-, ing - „ colonist ---------------------- „— -------- Ity of Republicans at the primary cóla the first cf thg week, the S. P. i meagre support from the state and 'd me“ of Thornes Milli rn rr.e d“y and especially those "recommend“,!" milla at that lilac having ci.cd that ft must be either giv«n a lari' last w’ek an ! appr priated Vr. Mill- tion of the depot, Mr. H rry r-plthe months of March and April, andi at was what he wa» trying tc large number have been received here by such e nventlona as Marlon politi down for a sh rt time at least. Mr. appropriation or practically elee“ I» lnrn’r brst suit of clothes. T-'" cloth- that that for distribution through the rrails by cians protic Woodburn Indepen Tauton moved hits family to Marcóla, | doors against tbe Increasingly larg Ing was not misled missed until Thursday figure out. and would not know pre our citizins. The company will «¿j number of students who are each evening, and it is not known just cisel.v what space It would occupy ua dent. where they will probably reside for 1 year applying for admission. The when the theft was committed. Mrs til th« engineer arrives In a day er distribute thousands a’on.g Its sta aonietlm •. number of high schools In the stati Mtlllorn v.ns nh< nt from h >”’e and so. He stated, however, that It w!I‘ tions in the East. Oil the back of the I l 11NI* IT <H I Mrs. G. E. McCulloch went to Eu-• gene the first of th«> week for a short | Is Increasing rapidly, and thev are It Is supposed the thief heln*! him not extend across the end of Willam folder is printed in large type 'Colon sending a larger number of graduate* self while ther“ « a ; r.o on - around ette street, and th“t It will be bull- ist rates to Eugene, Oregon, daily ( Pacific Outlook, Rep. I visit with numerous relatives and | to thu University each year. Th« during March and April, 1908, via What Is Statement No. I? Well. friends. She was accompanied to state shuuld not make a pretense of The suit was tailor made and almost on the east side, of the str“et, the centre of the building to be about the Oregon Railroad and Navigation new.—Tinies. you read the Portland Journal and Eugene by Mrs. F. lxing, who had i where the express house is now loca‘- Company and Southern Pacific Com you find out what It is or ought to been here for a short visit with her providing adequately f r these yong ed. I’ is understood that the new pany—lines in Oregjn." On the in be or may lie, when the troth of ag and many other relatives and friends men and women when in reality not LI JIBEIt’ll V* H i . XL doing so." building will stand several feet south side of the folder is given the rates itation ha» worked off You rend S M. Harris has sold his place COMPANY REDI ( ES RATES cf the pr sent passenger depot, and from principal points In the East and the Oregonian and you find out what southeast of this city to P. B l.er- ift is probable that th“ laUer will no' Middle West and a writeup of Eu- It Is not or never can be. The more well, and he will move thereto short have to li moved until the new build gene, showing its advantages as a you read the more you will be befud ly. Mr. Harris and his son. E \V. Tacomr, Feb. 28.—Th“ second ing Is entirely completed. As stnt d place for homes. The folder will do dled. I ir there Is a lot of slush hand Harris, will move to the May &S •ti day’s setslon of th“ convention of the ed out along with the logic of those ll »rs farm, near Row land. Western Iter all Ln uni berm en's As b«fore In these columns the plans fv a great deal toward helping to bo.st who oppose the principle of the One can hardly realize that a good- sociation or.enrd tr>d“y w|"h a meet the rearrangement of the yard.» call the city and county. thing As a matttr of fact, both the sized hog In this part of the world ing of the Lumbermen's Mutual Asso for th? r-moval of ell warehouses tc advocates und the opponents of this la worth as much as a beef steer, but ciation, a co-ot'eratlve fire insurance the north eld? rf tbe tracks, bi t tbit method ; f carrying lut the will of If the hog Is large < nough it will J. H. Chambers at pt esent is op company, consisting of members of work will not be dene until the hop 'crop is all out of them, which will the people are working largely upon surely bring the money. This week erating hl.s Alca mill on full tlm< Il the Associa'lon. President Hilliard, hypotlieses Whut Statement No. 1 J H. Hayworth sold a h 'g to a Co ls cutting long’ timber* which go to of Tekoa, Washing’on. r»port» ' th-“ probably be during the coming sum- nic •. might accomplish along this line, and burg butcher which weighed dre.» Long timbers and cl'-ar association In a dresied Wisconsin. Mr. Berry state! that the Imprqve- what It will accomplish are two very 419 pon i« mi i received •lit finishing lumber Is al) that can get and stated that ments ccntemplat d by th« company different propositions, to be <1 ni >n- per pound I ir the porker. This I Into the lake states because of the surance to me to be ’ ‘ ‘ made A deputy game warden in tM atrtated only by experience, If any I ticular hog sould not hav • existing rates. Oregon has no mon duced from 15 i eluding the nt’v depot, of our readers are stuck on the years old until next opoly of long lumber, but Oreg >n Franklin neighborhood mad - a part! the four years pr ba problem we can only advise » you to raised on hts farm and Washlng'on together come that It was now of fourteen who were engaged la 1 will a sit down In front of the heater after Such Items as this on near tucnop the market, for about cougar hunt ‘‘cough up” supper, wl: h y, ur tlbowH on your toward p long ago a I mill sen rates of V, earn for hunter’s llcen knees and your lower Jaw In your locality i 30-Inc li Alderman, o seems like an injus’ice, a hands there until you have grain Tin v •y received a titers are not allowed to protect gram from n to one a few ■ssman Hawlev sheep and goats from desti : right imals without paying a majority sooner the law is repeal II >w an ter. This Is lambing tlm Ina in d about Yar I are easy prey, hence the QroVt of farmers to pro'ect 2 0,0 Al to J. Two of the hunters r- a ftn*» b "bled" and have empl will bt* Woodcock to take the ^hin «les supreme court if necesssr Imbibe making fruit boxes is silent In the matter of killing <**• drive the mill is st »,« designed antln structlve animals, such as party. It talion to the railroad at no «it her have de’ gars, coyotes and othed man above the th«* city, a 1th nigh there w Grove will lie by primitive party ed thsl. as ber of ci ance. horses drawing wagon "varmints.” as there Is no » on the west aid a r in l majority is river am I a couple of cases n son for animals of this tage Grove Western Oregon. w l«e i have not learned of any ? a confess'd town an <! one a few miles s re Incapable of In- the city, O. I!. A N. PAYS O\ I R EK.HT made for not havtng li- Wherever the css? rnment. Th MILLIONS l\ I»I\ 1DENI”. sh iwn up the premises hav great coyote hurts cf Erst -rn ich ifrald of majority rule quarantined, and as an ex gon. but perhaps the deputy «■arde» I rlgh his bearing* caution all the school child York. Feb. 2 8. A of that s“etlon are n< •»(■uld rather n Time? ra llvldend cf |75 a «bar vacelnated and this week s those hereabouts.—Jun been dismissed but so far un pref-'rri .1 si u k. ca ling f not he th - disbursement of >8.150 Then 11 kellh any i 000. was declared by ILIO REPUDIATES Rol l* city, i egon Railroad and Na < oNu ssioN or attv todav. O i *11, ,000,000 lock the Uni is auxiliaries Union Pa STATE REPUBLICAN PAPERS THK HUI, ISSUE Bl PEOPLE THURSDAY. MARCH 5, It«»» MAKES REPLY TO STATE GRANGE NORTHERN PACIFIC COMPLIES WITH LAW RAILROAD HELPS TO BOOST EUGEIE LUMBER ITEMS FROM COTTAGE GROVE HÂVE TO PAY LICENSE TJ KILL COUGARS töGENE'S NEiV RESIDENCES—NO 3 ( !re«on r. 4.0 1 raiw ■W Ihr *»PF . I \ is 1111 » t ; ' n fit »•nail towns which start thouemid* by excur«h r Hua line» jobbin.: «ahi the number of buyers la it range ifrald and ran out. X«. X -'N • I J# Hs»' 'M I
