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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1895)
""W 'gy-" CAPITAL JOURNAL. Reaches thePeople. A.avcrti8cvn know that the DAILY AND fVJSJSKLY JOURNAL reach 10,000 people hi Oregon ever week CHEAPEN SfllEV BEST, Oregon.. VOL. t. DAILY EDITION. SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY l(i, 18!K. DAILY EDITION. JNO. in THE M m Has nov, been able to get into their Inrge room across the street, but they still offer bargains in all lines of of goods at their old stand until about July 17. it- 5 Are in heavy demand aid at very low prices, as are all lines of goods. Their Fedora Hats are very cheap, and of full value. Summer Underwear of nil kinds at low prices. Gloves and notions of nil kinds. Call and see. and saye money, E T. I BARN L 108 COURT ST., SALEM, OR. Stocks, Bonds. . " .- in rle(l on Margins Gram and Provisions, in all Mar1iets. Quotations direct from Chlcngo Board of Trade at 15 minutes Intervals. il LIMB., And All 95 STATE ST GRAY i L 'J HARDWAt A IS Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements. Latent Improved (Jooda and Lowest Prleee, W, Cor, State and Liberty SU, SALEM' OREGON' J, C, GOODALE, COBURG LUMBER YARD, TWELFTH STREET, NEA II DEPOT, AH grade and dimension, of Huldlng ,'u,,','KIKKT,U,SKWr', )f('iX, -E5XOEJLSIOR- STABLES,- $, C, I-IAN81SN, MANAOBW. Only ftosd hortioa wul, HidMmlUm ymrwimL HuUw hiuik of BiMti Jiiijrutf blottlb SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY, GWNICWAI LAUNUHY fcJlJWJNJCWH. OOU, J. OJ.MMTI.An. PWJ', THE Do A Hop 0tov UOUJJ AM ii.. .... Mini J'.iitiiiir ji I wmuiwl TaketheOneCentDailv a.. . K,...l.ui.i.rfJuliuitmM nirw dw itul 'L""m m UT it ES NURD WML MP ifllT C0, CEMENT, SAND, Building Material. BROS,, i' "i nm and Pip IM-U vunr. il.... iiu l-iTd iiKhtfilitf, -,. w,--- -- M t KU'H l TSraaw-Ti. I N) ART HOKE SMITH WEAKENS. Goes Back On His. Free Silver Record. TEXAS IS BECOMING VIRTUOUS. The Coruett-FUzsinmions Fight Officially Opposed. VVarhingtoi, Jwly 16: Secretary Hoke Bmtth'n atteulton was called to an article published recently charging that he had been at one lime au advo cate of silver free coinage and the sub treasury plank of the farmers' alliance. It wni said that five years ago he pub llshed a letter advocating these views. Speaking on the subject be said: "My attention has just been called to the publication of a letter written in September, 1890, to the Hon. V. L. Peok, and published at that time In the Atlanta Journal. The Journal wan then openly opposing the subtreasury scheme, and my personal opposition to It was well understood. The letter clearly excluded the Idea of committing me to all of the seven propositions which It presented, although It was well known that I did favor the free coinage of silver. I was giving most of my attention to professional work at the time, and supposed, without thorough investigation, that the free coinage of silver would carry the value of silver bullion coined iuto a dollar to par, and also keep sllvor and gold dol lars upon a parity, with equal purohas Ing power. Since that I havo given to the subject muoh more study, and be ing thoroughly satisfied that tlio free, unlimited aud Independent coinage of of stiver at the rutin of 10 to 1 would result In silver monometallsni, I have fir several yearn npotily opposed It.' Opposing the Fight. Austin, Tex., July 10, The Im pression In state ofllclal circles here to day unmistakably indicate that under no circumstance will the letter and spirit of Attorney CJeneral Crane's opinion adverse to the Corbett-FIUi linmons right he departed from. It it oirlaln (hat the pugilists will not he permitted to fight in Toxas, The AUthorlllr are strongly backed by tltu moral sentiment of the state. Halooii Kliootlng. Hua'itj.k, July JU.-Thereram very nearly being a repetition of (lie win. hrated Thomas Jllauuk rpilwdu down at Mike Jfnoii' saloon nil Railroad aveiiUM, At IS w'ulmik att night an unknown man want into a rraorl, whlali s a grrat iaw far water front lounger generally, mill ordered f buf, hut wlivli It wan not foMliuoiulhK ilmw i un am) In an Jmduiii thuja Wa sIlOOllMa HUH llll, WlllHll lild JllltwuJi IimI had Utn m and tlio mwiii vivUy wll fun!) NrH with Jad. An wnlwuwn man J tliuuxhi in littf ! wwiiiwl iwlvm, tail ha lias fit1 h bmUtl, Wfctfclhrr (mi tut) 111. Tl' Mr liltiM war fiiiiflrd. Nril JFffij jrTlip 'HtttriAnto will uil4ali'h iMytrfy uf iliv itidntUuu f war Uy ir(tm lni iJH wflli m ilili M'llt. Wrlr ((Mil aiUliils Mli!lw Ut ik milvpirtiUt will riivlti mi WfKff Tufht Dnl, HK Vmnmu, ili it A W H'mwuv. HMMiiliil Vim IriMMftttf l WW! ' MH MbWM gtorf 4di 4 lt iwWaww m t, rly ! HMuiUi i jim lumtmmmmtiarmiMimmtutmmmmmtm i m ipx PMUMHUMWi MMMtPtv Mwny PIIJAT " cot mum) iii.k I MM fWMrf UT JOSEPH COOK SrOKE. Created n Sonsation at a Honolulu Celeb, atlon. VicroiUA, It. 0 ,Julj 10 The steam, ship Mlowera arrived from Austral a and Hnwall - MnDday no)ii, bringing latest advlcca froii the islands. Lit erary exercises at Hnuolulu, on Ju'y 4, were the bco ie of a remarkable Inctdout. Joseph Cook, -of II stou, wus luvlttd to spealc, aud etiterett upon a ppminnl criticism of President Cleveland, oharglng hlra with misrepresenting Hawaii and Hawaiian a Hairs. He waa'Tuterrjipted by Minister WHIIb wh6 presided, aud, uftjr n sharp cross fire of charge and retort, Cook left the hall amid silence. His action is looked Upon as Indiscreet, Independence Park pavilion wur more than crowdid for the literary ex ercises, souedl tiled for 11 o'clock, with Mr. Willis, tho AiuerltMii minister, presiding-, lie was rt?euted by George W. SmltlX chairmau of tho uoneru! committee. This was at 11:30 There was a wait for President Dole. When he entered with Mrs. Dole the audience rose to its feet, aud there were cheers, The Bteatnehip Menowal, by courtesy of William Irvlno it Company, was held to allow Joseph Cook to address tho meeting. Iu opening the meeting Mr. Willis gracefully gave utternuco to patriotic aeiitlu)out",unil was applauded An invocation was offered In au Im pressive manner by Itev. D. H. Iliriile All joined in singing "America,'' the choir leading, Iu quite complimen tary terms, Mr Willis presented Joseph Cook, who was was on the programme for au address. Mr. Cook had chosen for his subject "The Republic's Trophies." Ho said nothing of the Fouitu of July. He repeated that whan tho crown fell, It was pulverized. He congratulated all there was no cjlor lino or slavery on the Islands. The speaker then wont Into a dissertation on the "Southern Republic?," as upheld by "what they call Northern principle," Com loir Illicitly to Hawaii, Mr. Cook entered upon aliuoit a direct criticism of the Cleveland admtnlttruliou, arraigning it for misrepresentation, and saying that he would make some corrections. Hero Mr, Willis protested, on the ground that the occasion was not one for a political tipeeuh, Hit was Kteotud with storms of applause, Mr Cook, considerably ooufi)ed, asked (ur a hill of partluulam, aud declared he was not amnionic! to either n iilralght-auliet or a ft-Mg. Mr. Willis replied (list the coutraiUd seiilliiiunt from a iioMou environment was not broad unoiigli for au American wlobrntlnn In Hawaii. Mr. Cook mid Iloaion had ujood dra toil) wild anhlevlng American linle penduixie. Mr. Willis ld this was i urauUMl, ami that all wer proud of It. 'i'liu JtHfluitirijuiMkly twDulmled hlad iltfM with a uw leinaraa on Miilinru (Ihii. Ilw IwiIu jfwxl-hye to Mlniitr Wllllv ami JUv. Dr. MiiAfthur, and liift the hull amid IIpiim, ulwly mad llirugiiii)ihr(iti(ih' TIim )!ud it the l!i(Jvor. imxm, July H.-, nlyht Urn I'wiiritoiilli imtmllonal OlulIJni HuilraVbr wnvfiilloii xm in an tiji). DvtlHIt lis awutliiusmw mora (lian Ml MisHlii)! h" lu hl'i' A'fol' HikMy WJtH irnm and mniivii hav twine tiU) all tHiHM uf Un Aliiffli all ixniiuttnl dalvyaim. Oilier n mm liim iiutn lm) and ui hh1 pwttfi natlMin liy Utu ii'uhdU ail In till HitiUuillllf. WJiIIk w rl (htfMMMil (JiJt-KlM will iriuiu in . )Mw) ii tewfjd J a m (imv ttr ina iutirhmwimnitw,iutgitit!(iiiituur ival tiy)ri' iu inrMila' will vmaiN ihi4jm far hw i 1i4tJ ind ml wn l dun tit w tb it fi Mm m uuMly hhUuh- Mkf Uu lAhltk , wMM In Hmp Iiwhi Itumlili lht 4nm UsfcWttiM iitM mn lit bo , Rlf HP.. uMa MP iiiv mil Um w w ft tMl m iM ( lllUf , lbu mummy mtir, T YHt HM MM tltiM upturn J iLW HttHUJlW JljyWr i,..- iaMFQUM i rhit HtHt)y.yltuvin fb itf w wa uf J?H I MH .J thMw MMWiarJVi isyiMlMa Jan TumttlJ i mil M i fl a ati. n m x , rlMil ' w UM h4h HORH VBRSUS'lIARVBT. Coin's Financial School Is Now Under Debate, flORR HITS HARVEY VERY HARD. Jlttl llio Liltlo Sclioolmnstoi His Own. Held Chicago, July 10 The ton daj'e debate on tho money question between Roswell G. Horr aud H. Harvey bigan tulay The jiubjes were ck Solicitor General of the United dtales Charles H. Aldrlch and Hon. Henry Miller. Horr spoke first. He sulci there was h irdly a proposition Iu "Coin's Finan cial School" to which he could assent. Ho would attempt to proyo that the theory therein si t'forth. If adopted by the people of this country, would only lead to financial ruin; unless a united International agreement were estab lit bed it would bo simply suicide for this nation to adopt a nyfcteni of free coinage of silver upon the tild rallo. He believed tho act of 1873, which Hwey'a book denounced as a crime, was honestly couceived aud openly paised. What people needed was good credit, good money, good princi ples and sound business sense. Harvey In his opon statement named the prop ositions set forth In "Coin's Financial Sohool" which he expected to ninko good iu this debate, the ohlef of which U that It Is to the I u teres t of the United States to act indepoudcnthfci the remouetlzi.tlon .of sllver-lO toff. NEW nOP MARKET A Profitable Fiold for the Ilorae Output. "The hop growers and buyers of the Sound are overlooking a profitable market aud don't know It," said a prominent shipping agent at the wharf today, as he was reading a uewspapir published In Japan, '!)) you see that?" continued the speaker, aud ho pollilwl to three sep arate adveillsuieulM of hreweru-N lo cated in Japan, all ofwhluh mentioned that their malt and liopa onm from London and (Jermany. After reading the adi, to a Nawa refiner the shipper mtdi "I have taken Ilia Iron hi to Inqiilra Into the hrewnry huslneu Iu Japan, and have ItariiHl (hat the demand is largely in ex cum if the looal npply, and lliat I he tMthllimeuU lliero wra all liiurabklng Ihelr j'laiila aa rapidly as MiMihi. ,WwalhliirMhrewerlM mutt lisvu liopa, anil frnut wliat I win Ituru lh hulk i'f Ihii iwimi-a frm hoiiiiou. do not understand why w iivra wllh dirwdiKHiiniuniwilloii wllli JajHiii, . nut fimilrit Mi hfwilii wllli Wahliiln hp. and thvlthy (find as kixwI f nti a hollar mrM lhn Imlww h work un a irt Mina. Hmriy ll oyf lioj- w in hunlnu, any liww, ami 1 v ti iflixl tlliM (; Ju w wMlhly mM mi uinht Uit ivlhfJninvKvi limn Jndvii, "Haiemrulud right at our dw, hut w far m imii Unit llim l M-li in i iiMi inadv u Nd fat h adi. HiKrwMlHjf rj4dly in Japan, am) will mMliw l itiuw, and I am mi WUHlH HvUtJH-U, WliW t0 ll wMuif fml ldm mi ut MM wMHUi w iw uavwy rjiiMi uhhh .... m Mr y&fcitoihtmmMft, TlHMftM M'Wf Uu -Nnwltiif w,w i4 tmitl J Urn f, UMkMlak. Ml Jlti, WlH'iMUy Another Wondburn acorch. 35ditoii .Touhnai.: As there Is but otiejoiuiK and verdant politician at Wood burn "who attended the Donver olub convention" last year and "paid his own way" and as this particular one chooses to oheertully plead guilty to tho "crime of occasionally wearing a plug hat and spending hundredoof dollars to pay his political eXfeuseB," also pleading tar lea guilty to the orlmu of scorching blataul self seeking freeallver political demagogues in stentorian tones, It Is quite patent to your many readers In this county at least that Walter L. Toore Is tho party referred to in your aitlole signed "P" purpsttlug to corao from a correspon dent at Woodburu and who feels deeply Injured I hut Tocze did notlve more than 5 cents to celebrate the Fourth. Tho notu. dcplumo Is very appropriate- iudeod. "P" stands for sev eral bad words but first aud last It stands for Prevaricator, or In commou parlauce "liar." The statement of "P" Is notoriously false. Tho writer dou'i care to blow his own horn, but If "P" can show where, when or how he has ever done mora or as much aa myself either toward this celebration or tow ards tho growth and prosperity of this city or county I will present him wllh tho full cash valuo of his contemptible carcass (6 cent would doubtless be high.) Will say my zoutrlbutlons tow ard the celebration only constituted a very few dollars and to a mau who has Ddph twins to support during these "dark fluauclal days" It lt a grlevoUB thing to bo twltte,' of my Inability to do as luual In such oases, foot tho major part of tho bill. Such diabolical diatribes could only emanate from the mind of a petty politician who never had J3 couts never cxpoota 6 cents, hut who gota a "pi ice" out of tho political crumbs that fall from his master's table. Tho writer was "atreet sweeper" most part of tho day on the Fourth, aud Justly earnod all tho oy the day brought him. "P" pays me qulto an enconliim; he eaya ho "paid his own way" (o the "Denver Club Conven tion." It Is only trtio to atato I "al ways pay my way" nud have oven paid tho "way" of l"a., present, (hut not past ) I'tea silver friends, friend "1," don't hlaukeu my character as a atttiiuoh, old-Hue Republican by slating I "pay my way," It Is really ioo had for one like ynii who a uoted "mwiiger," or a "Kjnger'a backer" to hrlug up this dolloslo matter, "J." oau blow under now of a noui de Illume, Hirohaiioti tiro rook llirouxh plulu gla windows at "midnight's duly hour," hut lie Is too cowardly Iu mix with dm "plug liat." Jll polit. itul brolhrr tried lhat, o h own IiudiIIIuIImu. In (miujuilnn, will y lhat had A oenla htn my full and only wnlilbu. tl ii, it Is my nwii huiliiKM, In "holy WM," Hie widow's mil wa rqu o Mm larttfit wnlrlhullom kIvvii, aud the hundrwli of dollar may iiaya iit In Ilia pat far my t-lly aud r(y, ar Miily an Indlllon that f m,w lity thai jnuhIi ) Iu ajwuil, UuUt)y "IV mvJ M last June-1111 Jlnwl m, hrwllior Ml'., ihy r. , alml run, TJia uiimion liar wlin lis i-u, I a aunkai il 'imnili Ihe mil, SSauimi U Imi, H. II,- tad lh OrtfonUn and Ulifvriii Oat U Ovi$, WW iu M nm, ii$y farar, fi mUL atamiai Hi.inf and myw. iu, UH ill mu$ ut l am) uniiaanl br.atlj, riMillJnii Umh wlarjf, itay and wmmmwi in um, J'mJIh imimifi rai werraniMi, vyaiin Jil.., i . " ivx r -;ir- ktst . w.n r mmmm 8gPlwjwwiwiywiiiinMnwiiwjiijjije NUT 1 1 IMC, cui bd wibUlii!utJ forlho lUtYAI, Hammo Powimii mifj jlvd m poJ m 9 Ullt. K!0 UUW lttftV(ll,Jrg 0gj!t H7II UliiHH n tud) liglU, itwaaU tlaMmm, w!iulouiiiti hm), ? n , i The Southern Pacific RuilreAtl 'Blockaded. , . . M tA i RATE CUTTING AT SAN FRANCISCO Frolght Only Ono llollnr a Ton to Portlnnd. EfjJPABO.Tox., July 10. A special to the Times says that twelvo square miles east of El 'Puo are uudor water, causing $16,000 dtnnngo. Trafllo over the Southoru Pacific has beeu entirely blocked over twent: -four hours. Tlie I flood Is tho biggest over known here, but Is now receding. It was caused by huuvy rains, Rate Cutting. ; San Fkancisco, July 10. Rata cuttlmr is aolucr on both north nnd " south of vSan Frauulsco. Opposition steamers between the Cqlumbla river and Puget Sound ports havo again forced the larger corporations to make special rates to Portlaud, Attorls, Seattlo and Tacoma. Onr dollar per ton Is charged for freight to these po'nta aud passenger rates have again dropped to $10 to Puget Sound poluH, llrst class and f8 to Portland ntid Astoria. THE ONE UENT DAILY. Tkk Daily Jowiinal. by mall la distinctively tho .Fanners' Dally. Al $3 a year any farmer living within reach of a stugo Hue can have the DAMiY JouhnaIi delivered to hint by mall .dally nnd all his other mall, for 60 cIh, per quarter of three months, That makes Tub Onk Cknt Daily cost you (6 u year and all your other mall freo. That Is Htlll.f 1 less than any Associ ated Press dally in tho state, Farmw, let tho llghtl of a dally mall wllh tlw outatde world, shliio Iu upon your iiomes, The Northern Route. Ato you goiiiK ICast ? Havo you olded which ronto you will lake? Ie you uiiow too Aoriueni racino is tn only line running Upholstered TourUt Hlevpera direct from Portland totbo JCast without olianga or delay? lh you know this 1 the only Hue running elegant dining car from Portland to UiuJCmIV Do you know (list Hita extra amommodailon are glyfii t- aeiiKvr without any hlulnr rat tb via inferior line ? Do you know that ymi limmt liavo to Jump out at 6 or S n'oloek In th morning mi Ihl )ln far hreakfaat and nnly have )flaen m twDiily mlnuK In willed to gulp It down r Ihi yiu know tlim Worlff 1'ai'ltlo ia the aeulu IraiiH-wiutiiiontai Hut) n( Amerloa? Do you kiinwyiM nu Uavid i (iiFidy via thUlfnai via Inferior rniil 1 n imiina Call mi ur wrlto us for tuldlllonaj In formalloii, wliUii will lo vimimUif nlvn yw, m Conimtrolal Hl.,Hainn Uiukqu, HFAItHlVOHlihi'HVM J'JMMW, 1 hHUAttmiHTt, I m rrana J. Uliauay inakt ili i4 iialsiliownlorHiliiarnf Ilia ilrni 4 P. J dimmr IU,., tiuiux barium iu JJ -'llr--rw'WWW IM mfiitjrrk I w., nolo i yiit 9'mIwJm. imtisuiy ild, 0fiJ lit a Id Him ilivM and .!( i DifalVM Jl will l-V in mui ut hi) iHjimitHi iioiiiir m . i ...: " ' . -- - ' i "-.-'i , ". -- , ali ami muiy mul iwlarili lliat tm im Ufwiwi Uy Hi iia ut JlftllV (H If M WUO, tiwtmi Hi Muiii ihi and wiiwrlM In jny mfMmiUiMi dy ut iw f i iiw A. Wil(Jl,fiW;W. 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