The Daily journal., February 01, 1902, PART TWO, Image 8

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SOLDIER HERO IS AGAIN FREE
Message on Way to Caotaln Bertram Clayton In Far Off
Philippines TelllneHIm Ills Divorce Suit Has Been Won.
su Awmst 7
PRIZE
ARTICLE ON
SALARIES
An Appeal to the
Population.
Voting
Worker Fixes what He Con
siders a Reasonable Scale of
Prices.
la thocou,rao of a fowdayB Captain Bertram Tracy Clayton. U. H. A , whoso
Bervlcoa In tho Philippines have boon of a dlatliigulBhod character, will Warn def
initely of the aucceas ol hla divorce milt. The Btiit uroo from tho niullnga of prl.
vato detectives omployod hy Olnyton to watcli h's wlfo while ho was away fighting
In the Philippine. The wlfo did not oppoeo tho Biiit, being anxious to mrtrry
again Immediately. Clayton Is a West Point graduato, an ox-Congressman, and
commanded Troop 0 in tho Spanieh American War.
Kn. Joun.VAi.t-1 have watched with
in tercet, your crueado started for tho
purpose of bringing about a better con
dition of affairs pertaining to our state
governmont, and especially to the
nbutoa growing out ol tho Bttlary Bys
tum at present lu voguo among our Btato
ofllcials; and since jou have sonorous
ly invited opinions upon this Biibject,
and offored a premium for tho boat ar
tlclo written, I shall avail myself of the
opportunity to mnko a few practical
suggestions.
Your appeal seems lo be principally
to "tux-payers" and "business men,
but as non-taxpayers and vvorktngrnen
generally, fortunately still have tho priv
ilege of voting, I Bliall feel free to express
myself, bo lon as I confine my state
ments to the truth and abuse no one.
Kvory man is, or at least ahould bo.
interested in good government.
This is a storn duty as well ns a
prlvilego, Every individual owes to
society his greatefit energy and bet
tfforts in tho promotion of public
welfa e. Tho man who lies and works
along theao linos jb a better eitir.Mii than
thoonuwhodoonnot.no matter what
his occupation may be.
strikes mo you do tho working classes
an injustice by making jour appeal
fsnoclallvto"tax-iiayers" and"businoes
iho past ton years has been hatched by
"tax payors" and "business men' who
wore at tho same time skilled politic
ians. I base touched upon this matter
nnroll. (. alinia t llltl t)Rtttir refillltS might
bu obtained byappoaling to the honor of )!
tdu vniim nnnulatiou uenorally. and
giving each man to understand that the y
public ilmanU8 nun io oo uis very ueai,
than by drawing n Hue and making a
plea to the financial Interest of a certain
clas. iu seeking men for public places
it would bo well to remember that tho
man who rs thoroughly honest out of
politics will be honest In politics,
whether he bo a banker or a wood
cutter. Proper Salaries for State Officers.
JuHt what tho salary of each stato ofll
cer should be, is a hard matter to do
toriniue. An.vono living in Salem, how
over, knows that our stato ofllcials are
not apt to injure their health by over
work, since each ouo has as mauy clerks
&i he duairoa all paid by tho stato and
takes several mouths' vacation each
voir.
lu my opinion, $3000 por year would
bo a just and reasonable compensation
for the Governor.
The Scrotnrv of Stato comes next.
lhero is probably mom real responsibil
ity attached to to
l;ij5!i!s2iS
iJ7&rZ&&tt&iff, I Jf 1 . 7 gK rail
;:i mm iMniLii
VbXfeo Ala
W. W. ZINN, SjjflgorJHIJsJJtot
Wholesale and Retail
men" as if they onlv wore capable of
holding n position of public trust, or
taking active part in the administration
of slate government, when tho truth
is that, every "graft" overy pie e of
political knavery known in Oregon for
POLK
COUNTY
FARMER
lHAS CROKER'S RESIGNATION A STRING 0
William Jennings Bryan Says Boss's Retirement Means Regene
rated Tammany Dr. Parkhurst Thinks Crokcr Will Conic Back.
Competes for the Prize
Salary Scheme.
for
He Also Favors Increasing the
Governor's Salary.
Kditoh Jouiuui.: You nek through
tho columns ofyourpapor for articles
on what tho people think should be the
proper salaries for our five principal
atato oluclals, namely: Tho governor,
secretary of state, treasurer, Mate print
er and superintendent of public reboots,
Tho read ura of your paper know by
this tlmo what sajarlea the uloroHidd olll
olals aro now receiving, therefore tils
not necoaaary to jupent those llguto.
After a careful consideration of Iho
duties and responsibility of each olllce,
I recommend the following figures.
To be Uovomor or chief executive of a
groat commonwealth like Oregon, la a
responsible position, and should, I be
llero, be tho host paid olllce. I think
tho governor should receive as n fixed
salary per annum thu aum of 6000,
That la In Itaolf a neut little aum, and
makoa the governor a very well paid In-dUual.
Then a for tboaoorotaty of state, hla
roaponalulllty Is not ao large and his sal
ary ahould be ratod accordingly. I he
Have the aum of (4000 aullloleiit for the
duties and needs of that ofllee.
Tho olllce of treaaurer la, I believe,
next In responsibility totliatofthegover
nor, but as hit position ia rated below
that of secretary ol a I a to, it would not
do to pay him more than that olllelal,
and, therefore, 1 believe he should re-
MBKwBwHvTfujSisifSs" 3kS8 , s 'WW "'itvlt
WOJBAN VS. SAGE
Aired Financier Must Defend Him
self Against a Suit of Myster
ious Marchioness D'AJurla. ; :
i
( r ker, lti ii'iri "I!o- I I' N'lxon. Tiiiiiiiiiii) iu lliml
Different authorities hold different views iib to the importance of tho "abdica
tion" by Uit'lmrd Croker of thu leadership of Tammany Hall, Itryun says the
aiircesiinn of Lewis P. Nixon meaiia a regenerated Tammany, Ilev. Dr. Park
burst, however, is very woptloal about tho Hose's retirement fiom tho thontro d
Kew York politic mid thinks ho is likely to drop into rammnn Hall suddenly at
any time.
is ofllee than any of the
others, but here, again, tho state al
ways generous luriiisliis eovoral clerks
and assistants, so 1 will say that $2,500
per year should lie sullicieut for this gou
tlemati as I know many men just ne
good who do twice as much work for lees
than hull that sum. But of course poli
ticianscome higher.
Tho Treasurer, who doesn't imvo much
to do hut look wise and loan thu State's
money at a good rale of interest which
he "knocks down" and calls it part of
his salary ought to be plno d w Hit a Hat
Hillary of $'2,bM pur annum without a
single tee attached.
1 hen there is the stato superintend
ent of public Instruction. He uught to
take f'J5U0 a year and look pleasant,
since lie ride on a puss and has an as
sistant to help along with tho olllce
work.
Now-toinca tho statu printing olllce, of
which more has been said and written
Therefoio it i than any otiicr state department. It is
iruu uphl una is uiu must t'iuiiMVU o
all the state ollice. 'I hern iu no
doubt but that the expense in
curred by this olllce could bu decreased
several thousand dollars a year by cutting
down-thu amountof printing liut theru
is prnlubly no priming houto in Oregon
i hat can turn out the same amount of
tlrst-clnsflwork at a lower rate than tho
stato now pays. It is tho enormous
amount of useless printing audi bills,
reports, etc, that runs tin tho exneneo.
Then, too, like all other departments of
state, this olllce is at) Meet to ravages of
politli'iuis whose greed knows no limit.
t lias Deeu sil(l that the omnloyes In
state printing olllce receive
Hrtlarica for in excess of reaFonablu
allowance. The writer worked as
u compositor in this oilicu during
the liibt kesMon of the legislature, and
can truthfiillv say that among the forty
meuomploved, not one lailed to earn
his salary excepting tho "exports."
lhero were five or six of these, each
drawing from JJ CO to $5.00 per day.
Not one was neided. They wore an-
polnted by the legislature or through
the inlliience of thu statu board, and in
j u Hi uo tn him, should not bo chargid up
to thu State Printer.
Iu conclusion I will say that this is an
union olllce, and thu union wngo ecale
prevails ami is no higher than the sculu
paid iu most union otllces throughout
tno coiintrj.
lo reduce oxpcniio hero, mt
off till superfluous printing, employ
no experts, put the Statu Printer on u
salary of f'JiDO ujeur and leave him free
to conduct the ollico in a businesslike
manner.
All of theho ofiict's aro honorable and
responsible positions, and none but lion
ornble and responsible men should bo
elected to till them. The benefits de
rived fiom u term in any of thotu olllces
cannot b measured in money, for they
confer honors and social standing worth
more to any man than the mere salary
in count ct'ou.
Adjusting the Salaries.
As the bttlary stated in tho con
stitution is inadequate fop the
ttato nilK'ials, the uoastitutiou must bo
amended, the present fee system contin
ued or men ilectwl to these otllcea
w no will pie ige tliomselves before elec
Hon to accept u reasonable nmount for
tlirir services, ami turn all tees and per
quisitt s above that amount iu the treas
ury. The Jattor plan. I believe, ia a
a iiwcMiinri of vour own, and seems to be
t ie only logical ono for the prerent, nt
U8t- .U CV.Vk
fca'em , Oie.
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BBBBHc JSHBBBBBH!
BBBBa xtJHBbBBBBBBB
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Aanufactnres all stock sold
with latest novelties.
Goods made at Salem equal
to finest sold anywhere
and save all cost of
freight.
BSffiffaHfjy
ahd UN tOH PACIFIC
l The State Street Confectioner S
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CAPITAL BREWERY
Beer has stood the tost of oxporienco. Then why not give a home
nrodurtlon tlio nroforonco. Home capital, home labor and home
browed boer aro growing in popularity. People loytl to home indus
try givo It the preference.
CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS
jCAPITAL ICE WORKS
MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor.
Steiner
skjANDss
DKPAnT
FOK
Uhlcag-o
Portland
Bpeclal
8 GO a. m.
via Hunt-
lugton
"Aflantfo"
Kxprcaa
9 p.m.
via Hunt
ington "I'aoT"
Fait Mall
6:16 p. iu.
Tia
Bpokano
TIMP 8CIIEDULES
From PortlnnJ, Or.
Bait Lake Donvor. Ft.
worm, umaua, kausu
Ultr, fit. Louis, Chicago
ana iiaii.
Rtlt Lake, Dcuror Ft.
Worth. Omaha, Kaniss
City, St. IxuIb, Chicago
anu tMi.
vvTITiVWa'lir'LowfMonT
Hpoksno. Wallace, Pull
man. aiiiiueniH'iiB hi.
Paul. Dullitli. Milwaukee
unicaffo, anu juui.
AttniVE
FIIOM
4 SO
l to,
3 IU
in
72
72
" HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
11U VU44UV U. V.I. j
Through tickets via this routo to all
Enttcrn points on sale at Southern l'.
ciflc depot ofllee.
OCCAM AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland'
8 p.m.
Duly
ex io
BUU
Satur
10
All ealllnt dates subject
io cuange
For J an Frauclaco
Hall every 6 (In)
COI.OM DIA KIVKIt
To Alto i la md Way
Lauding!..
4 p.
4 b. m
ex Huud
WILLAMETTE HIVlER
Bteamor Ruth leaves Salem for I'oit
landand way landings on 1 uecday,! hutf
days and Saturdays, about 1C n. m. For
Corvallis nd way landings, Monjiiya,
Wednesdays and Fridays at about 6
A.l! ClUIGr, M P. BALDWIN.
Gen. PaBP. Agt. Agl. 0. If- A N. dock
Portland, Ore. Salem, Ore.
JBetget
lllioois
Cornices and Metal Roofing
A Specialty.
130 State Street O O Salem, Oregon
iSx33(ra&ftS
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM. ORUGOM.
A lirsl clus pilvate hospital for tho treatment of chrouic and surgical
casos. B tilt the past year especially for tho purpose for which it is
used. Uouvenontly located within four blocks of tho business part
of tho city. Tho moat modern furnishings and latest appliances
throughout the building. Heated by hot water and ligLte J by gas
Bnd electicity Here tho sick can have tho comforts of an oUgnnt
private homo, combined with all the advantages of n goneral hospital
without the nolso, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outnido
phyBt;iau8 bringing cases in treated witli tho greatest courtesy, and
assisted In oporatlono If requested. For terms and further inforina
tlonwrito or apply personally.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M
sittiv(iimGttzv3m3sm$3.
Sam E. Foster
I IWnTAMA
WISCONSIN
Cenlral B.
Efficiently
Serves
a Vast
Territory
Dy through service to aod from the
principal cities In the following states:
IOWA ILLINOIS
MINNESOTA
SODTH DAKOTA
MISSOURI ARKANSAS
TENNBSSrri KENTOOKY
LOOISIA" A MISSISSIPPI
Through 1 .urlst Cars From
The r acific Coast
TO
Chicago .an Cincinnati
Connecting with through trains for all points
East, South and Southeast
Past and handsomely equipped, steam-heated
trains Dining Cars, uuffct Library Can
bleeping Cars. Free Reclining Chairs Cars.
aena iiiiccn cenis in stamps ior waumapoi
the United States and Cuba for par
ticulars regarding rates, time, service
etc., call on or address
U. II. TRUMBULL.
U2 Third St. Com'l. Alt.
Portland, Oregon.
Mm
lav. WTVWMLfc -Sl j
oaivo the Mine wtlary, natrely: ftOOO
per annum.
And now tit slate printer, thu bast
pdd iimn of tlirt live, hii rtvsMnslhlllty
ii not great, the dutltM ol hla ntrlcui
lid poiitlon are not grant, therefore he
should receive n fixed Mlary not exeeed
liM $l.000vpr jear, for that aum alnne
would max liitn a well p.vld nttlolal. As
(or the state superintendent, lie ahould j
receive, I thin, h sum not exeeedlng
.AOO wr antiuin.
l'liet aHvit named aaUrlw wou'd
tnak i tlis various oiRiialtt well paid
u eti, I ml h1. Then tint tm and per-1
uuUlltMi now rrndwd by thee saniecf-
HoM e ulii bd turmad into the ttaio
trfHSiiry an I when lletlr s larts are i
I aid, thare would remain nougli to ay I
itieM ftm nirti Mvttrat auuu il sal trios,
I helltfw this iiuwillou will Ixt made an
liuw in ottr nxt wlfoiton, ami the rTirty
Uat H a. iuaerU it In llivlr platform, will
r tUvst the support of the 1 1 1 pie In M v
eral.
flop the graft, tv th nuwitty, and
Midutft aH boiMt 4iMlttUtrtlo.
EARL AND LADY GREY HERE
Beautiful Countess Has Flpurcd In Two Noted
Scandals and Earned Fame as Tradeswoman.
IRew
Lott U. rtnoH,
Huiiol 8age, the famous tinaueier, la
uoar playing the roll of dsfeudant In a
ult (or 75 000 brought agaiust him by
Marchioness D'Alurin, a miniature
paiuter of note. The complaint ia bated j
u pou tho millionaire's alleged oonduatl
toward hot eighteen year ago, I
DiHtid, Or, Jan. .
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contains Mercury
Htmeroury will urelydlroy Um tmm of
Hiiixii uixi i-oiumeuaiy uarnuaa in wnoi
avsieui whtfit uUnug it tUrtxtgti tlt
unit u aur(tt-ia. iiueh irtlclw should
UHV-r Im iiatxl ttxipi ou pnrliioiia
Ironi rHudtnlilH iihvauti m u thu .Ijui.
iiiiM I Key will do taa (old to th gmv
y menu pohtydrtvfroHi th Utli'a
Oatarrh Puna, HtaiinfaeiHMd by K. J,
OUeuey A Co., TuiwUk. 0.. nOHtatHS io
nereury, and ia tkn iHtorual'y, boIImk'
directly umou lit tttood HHd humous aur
laMi of ib tytia)w. In buylwtf Hall's
Oatarrlt Cura b aunt you hm tb KHMliie.
It U taLtatt iailniall v ami Huula lit Tnlu.L.
Ohio, (ay F, J. CImim A Oo. taMUwo-
INh.
Ill lwi, BBHkHwh ",,''ffHK. H9r fV. fl
dig at
Opened by
poster
AND
Davenport
'G&ji7 I
L. J. Davenport i
Store I
1
5'!v3SSiS)(afi?
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Oregon
The Leading Brands Kept on Sale
Lady Urey, the famous KgUh UUd Udiity, U ia tkia eotiiilry o a visit. Her
huaband, tho Karl, ia with Ur. Udy UNy ia !! kwwH tj tW iple 0J tla
Slid Wcbi.. prto. 75o. Mr bottfo. TnZL T uralw MW VW wortil st mrm ky rnnntBg
all'tTVamily lMIs ar th b!it " ' Wtoh tea shop" In Undw. Sim kaa m rl la tw wted Iiden .aoloty
Bdala. Sim ha. bew twte warrW, and W4rotUd at IaisV (twr tltui.
male
The Popular Home Favoritpc
LaCORONA 10 cents The CHAMPION 5 cents
rvWiWWWSa
...STOCK AND POULTRY FOOD...
THE BEST ON EARTH.
Use less than one-half as much as other kinds and elves better results
It pays to use It.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME OAHD.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:60 p, m,
Train leaves Corvallis. ... 1:50 p. Ui
Train arrives Yaqulna . 0:45 p. in.
No. 1 Returalncr:
Leaves Yaqulna 0-00 a. w,
Leaves Corvallis 1 1 :30 a. m.
Arrives Albany 12:15 p.m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Albany 7:00 a. a,
Arrives Detroit 12:15 p,m
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. tu,
Arrives Albany 5:40 p.m.
Trains 1 arrives in Albany in tima
to connect with tho 8. P. south bound,
train, an well as civlnc two or three
hours In Albany before departure of S.
P. North bound train (or Portland.
Train No. 2 connocts with the S, P.
west aide train at Corvullia Grossing for
Independence, McMinnville and all
points north to Portland.
J. ToRNkit, Edwin 8tonk,
Agent, Albany. Managd
la the only Hu'
operating a weok
ly I'ors on a 1 ly
Conducted Tour
let Excursion car
betwe e n Port
land and Chica
go chancre via th Wnrll'n omateat Scen
ic line, making close connection '.at Chi
cago iu union Depot for all points KM.
viiuy eiauuaru sleeping
car botweon Salt Lake
City, Denver and Chicago,
uuffet, Library Bmnklno
cars betwoen Pueblo. Den.
ver and Chicago. The boat and mojt
reasonable dining car service between
Pueblo and Chicago. If you aro going to
Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, Chi
cago or any place prat, you should en
Quire about I he Great KockTsland Koute
beoro purchasing your thket. Aek
your nearest ticket agent nSout It, or
write for fo'dera and any Information
desired. a. E. Coopkb,
Gen'l. Agt., Portland, Or.
The Great
Rock Island
Route
I points East.
91 Court St.
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
fcEDANDJEEi
Blanket Coffee
Touches the Snnt
Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at
HARRIT Si LACJDRBNOB
yr i 4
O, G T, Cofs
PASSENGER 8TEAMER
POMONA
Leaves for Porttaad Monday,
vvcdnesdayaDd Friday.10a.ra.
Tor Corvallis Tuesday.Tburs
day and Saturday at 5 p. n.
QuickTime, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trade at. . .
M. P. BALDWIN, Aft-
I
Royal Insurance Co.
t A. T. ilbert, resident agent of above
Inauran t Co. ia now prepared to co
larRe I aurance bualneaa. Will l
handle r eal estate. I have a team and
carriage which ia at my cuatomer'a aer.
vice and I will take pleasure in ahowin
partlea what I have for eale. Office a)
present with T. A. Livealey &,Oo.
WHWitfartHi, ai . i -
MaMstti