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Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.
Marshal's Sale.
Notlco is horoby glvon that undor
tho provisions of ordlnnnco No. 200, I
will on
Wednesday, June 11th.
At 1 o'qlock p, in., nt tho pound In
tho city of Snlom, soil at public auc
tion tho following dosorlbcd Impound
ed nnlrnal, to-wlt:
Ono aorrol horso, 7 or 8 years old,
farutop cllppod off, wolght about 800
pounds, "poor in ilosh.
Unloss tho nbovo described nnlmnl
is clalmod beforo aald (Into, Balo will
bu mado without reserve.
D. W. GIRSON,
City Maruhal.
uno 5, 1002.
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Marshal's 8ale.
Notlco Is hereby glvon that undor
tho provisions of ordinance No. 200, I
will on
Wednesday, Juno 11th.
At 1 o'clock p. in., nt tho pound in
tho city of Salem, soil at public auc
tion tho following dosorlbod impound
od animal, to-wlt:
Ono bay maru 7 or 8 you old, whito
spot In forehead, heavy mnno and tall,
weigh about 800 pomidu.
Unions tho nbovo doscribod animal
Is claimed beforo mild date, snlo will
bo mado without rusurve.
D. W. OIHSON,
City Marshal.
Juue S, 1902.
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The Qreat Rook Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist Blooplug cars botwoon Portlnnd and
Chicago once a weolc, nnd botwoon Og
don nnd Chicago three ttmos n weolc,
via tho Sconlo lino.
Through Standard Bleeping cars
dally botwoon Ogdon and Chlcngo, vlu
tho Sconlo lino.
Through Standard ulooplng- cars
dally botwoon Colorado Springs and
St, Louis.
Through Standard nnd tourist Bloop
Ing cars dally botwoon San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles and 111
Paso.
Through Standard Blooplug cars and
ohnlr cars dally botwoon St. Paul and
Chicago.
Do ouro that your ttaket roads via
tho Qreat Itoalc Island Route.
The host nnd moat roasonablo dlu
Ing oar sorvlco.
For ratos, foldors and descriptive lit
eraturo wrlto to A. 13. COOPBH,
Qeuoral AgouL Portland, Or.
For tho first time In many years an
awful tragedy has occurred at the Or
egon stnto prison throo guards killed
almost nt tho same IiiBtant by two dos
porato convicts, who Bcnled tho walls
and lied for tholr Uvea.
Considering that hundreds of these
convlctH hnvo been handled dally for
years between tho stato prison and
tho Bfovo works, it Ib wonderful that
mich occurroncos havo not boon moro
froauont
Tho Oregon stato prison Is an an
cient structure, almost as unscientific
ally constructed ns rt bastllo of tho
mlddlo ages, and Insufficiently manned
and poorly equipped for Its purposes.
Undor nil tho circumstances tho
public may bo thankful that there was
not n general delivery, nnd mourn with
thoso who have lost dear' ones, who
aro really tho victims of a defective
syBtom of handling dungcrous erlm
nlnls, moro than of any personal ne
glect It Is very doubtful If tho escaped
murderors will ovor bo caught. Thoy
havo thirty hours tho start ,aro armed,
and will kill whoever Impedes their
progress out of tho country. That thoy
will ultimately bo discovered nnd pun
ished no ono enn doubt. Thoy havo a
prlco on tholr hondB and a blood
stained consclonco that will glvo them
no rest.
Tho plan of sending posses to beat
tho brush for tho murderors was Inef
fective Tho only possible way to havo
headed thorn oft would hnvo been by
nmbuBhlng tlio roads and byways in
ndvanco of thorn, nnd thon shot thorn
as they enmo up.
Tho result of tho tragedy may lend
to n reconstruction of tho stnto pris
on and tho nbolltlon of tho operntlon
of tho stato Btovo worka in tho pres
ent dofectlvo condition of tho plant.
Tho walls nnd buildings of tho stove
worka nro Insufficiently guarded nnd
piotected -against such outbroakB.
As criminals grow moro dosporntc
and moro skillful in tho uso of nrms,
trontor dangor will nttond handling
thorn on a largo scale.
Tho walls of tho prison should bo
manned day and night, and theroi
siiould ho a continuous cordon of
watchos ostabllshed by night, na well
as by day in tho grounds.
Tho antiquated way of mnnnglng tho
prison must bo changed or tho oxam
pie of this delivery will norvo tho
unn of moro murdorors to mnko tho
snmn bloody tight for tholr freedom.
Lot us loam tho losson of this aw
ful tragody promptly and apply tho
remedy quickly.
Tho proBont mnnngomont of tho
prison mny not ho to hlnmo any moro
than any predecessor, but thoro Is cor
talnly a fatal dofoct In tho police ar
rangements when such a slnughtor
can happen, and two mon can hold nt
hay tho wholo stnto prison forco nnd
make tholr escape.
To thoso who bollovd in the prIncl-( breath declares that if he had been
plo It Is a quibble. Thoso who havo nominated the men Who forced Fur
voted undor that law bellovo that tho nlsh'B nomlnntion would not only havo
election of n Republican United States dofoatcd Geer but would havo given
sbnntor can bo boBt nnd most honest- the stato a Democratic leglBlnturo to
ly and with least corruption brought boot. In that event thoy- themsolves
about In that way. , wcro prepared to "act Indian," on a
largo scale, and now admit It. So tho
Let us briefly rovlow the history of nctl Mon aro not nll conftned to Mr
this matter of direct election of sona- r'i011 COunty.
tors In Oregon, and see by what right '
tho clayhoels and hayseeds got a voto Tho Oregonlan says aovernor door than thoy would havo anywhero under
at all. Tho surprisingly largo voto was too weak a man to nomlnato for
for Governor Oeor for U. S. senator govornor, but that ho was, at tho samo
will llkoly worry somo members of tho
leglslnturo wfio havo plans of tholr
own. Kvory member is pledged in
favor of electing senators by a'dlrcct
vote, and we now havo a direct ox
prosslon of tho peoplo na to tholr
cholco for sonntor. For sovoral yearn
tho Orogonlan has favored a direct
voto but has complained that its con
flummntlon was not to bo reached In
the near futuro on nccount of tho
cussednoss of tho U. S. sonnte.
uut Plorco Mays,, thinking to put
Simon In tho hole on tho theory that
ho would not show up woll In a popu
lar voto, secured tho passage of a law
providing for submitting tlio question
to the peoplo anyway, thus giving tho
legislature an opportunity to do tho
popular will. When tho tlmo enmo
Simon wns out of tho race, Mays'
special friends declined to nvall them
selves of tho law, and Geer, having
been dofented for ronomlnntion, the
poopio pinccd Ills nnmo on tho ticket,
nnd thb result Is that ho hnB received
an enormously largo voto, as ho al
ways does when coming beforo the
poopio.
"What Is Man?"
Is tho title of a splendid llttlo book
by a Sal.m author, nnd should bo road
by everyone. A nice present for any
young man. Prof. W. O. Hawley says:
"I hope for this hook the wldo read
ing It duservofl." For salo at Pat
tons' book store. Prion 10c. C0-2w
If you want bargains in notions,
'furnishing goods, clothing and hats
you will find them at :: :: ::
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307 Conimrcial Street.
Wool Peel.
The undersigned nw committee
of th) Marlon County Wool Peel will
receive sealed bids Saturday, Juno 14,
1902. nt Willamette Hotel. Salem, at
1 o'clock p. m. on 7000 or more tleecos.
The poo) will remain open until above
date. The committee reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids.
A. T. WALN,
W. H. DOWNING,
OH AS. HHIN,
Committee,
Halem, Juno 7, 1908 d-wtd
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In tho world Is what everybody Bays
about tho bread and pustry mado b)
tho Pioneer llnkery. All good house
keepers use them. Onoe tried always
used.
,llKMYwliwA!was
Just Look
At the display at llranson & Its.
gan's. Ulg, bananas, fresh strawber
rtea and new vegetables from two
counties every mornlug. Phone In
your orders early. Doa't forget Bran-
SENATORS BY DIRECT VOTE.
Tho principal of electing United
StntoH sonntora by direct voto of tho
peoplo has ropeatodly been enunciated
In Republican platforms. It has boon
urged upon congress by Joint resolu
tion of tho Oregon legislature moro
than onco.
Now wo eomo to a pass where tho
peoplo lavo. by a combination of olr
cuiilstancoo, secured a direct voto for
United States senator, under tho act
of tho Inst leelslnturo. manv nf tim
members of vhlch aro now hedltntluc
auout being bound thoroby.
Theorotlcnlly it Is not In the powor
of tho sovorolgn leglslntlvo authority
to bind future legislatures, but In
prnotleo each act of a law-making
body does bind nll successors by ox
ample and precedent.
it would seem that consistency nnd
common prudeneo would dictate that
member) of the legislature who votod
for that law two years ago should bo
bound by tholr own act. Hut thoy Bay
the convention did not nomlnuto.
And that may sutlsfy their uon-
HCIDIICeS,
Without wishing to Interfere with
the sovereign right of any Amerlonn
cltlien to become a onudldnte for any
olllce he sees fit. and without debarr
ing the members of tho chosen legis
lative assembly from voting for whom
soever they please for senator. The
Journal begs leave to suggeet that the
peoplo who are not oaudldates nnd
who bollevo In tho principle of eleotp
Ing senators by a direct vote of the
people, havo a right to stand by a law
that was fairly passed.
The people aro slow to trot any
Tho govornor publicly Invited nll
other candidates to do tho samo thing
and thoy would try out tho question
boforo tho poopio, but thoy all de
clined, excepting Mr. Wood, tho Denv
ocratlc candidate. But the Oregonlan,
which doclared last wook that Geer
would got a small vote, now finding
that It is vory largo, says the law Is
ridiculous, that tho voto was cast by
Domocrnts "to annoy tho Republi
cans." It Booms to bo annoying thoso
Republicans only who have, as tho
Orogonlan hns said, boon "running
things with a high hand for thirty
years," but tho peoplo who have en
thusiastically ondorsod tho govornor
for Bonntor, as they wanted him on
dorsod for governor, will bo henrd In
tho mnttor boforo tho onil comos.
Whllo It is notlceablo that Geer car
ried overy county ki tho state,, not
withstanding thnt tho friends of tho
othor candidates for sonntor did not
voto for him, Mr. Wood's voto runs
along with that ot tho othor Domo
orntlc stato candldntos. In Clatsop,
Fulton's own county, tho voto for
Wood was 721, for Uonham 717 and
for Illackman C32. Yet Geer boat him
In that county nearly 300 votos. Tho
quostlon Ib, If Domocrnts votod for
Oeor whoro did Wood got his votes?
In Coos county, whllo tho govornor
received moro votos thnn any othor
man on nny ticket, loading Wood by
nearly 100 votes, yot tho latter ro
colvod 30 moro votos than Woathor
ford, tho Democratic candldato for
congross, nnd 80 moro votes thnn Ron
hnm for supromo Judgo. In Marlon
county Geer recoivod 3109 votos,
Tongue 3193. Crawford 31 H, and
Aokormnn 3159. Tho govornor simply
recoivod tho Ropubllcnn voto ot tlio
county. This wnB about "tho samo
voto ns thnt recoivod by tho Ropubll
cnn loglalntlvo candldntoB.
Gontlomon who had othor plans
might ns woll stop squirming nnd
glvo hoed to tho people. Thoy hnvo
simply said In omphntle tonos that
slnco Geer was not nomlnatod for
govornor thoy want him for sonntor,
and bo dootared. Lot tho will of the
Amorlcau poopio be reglstorod, Is the
spirit or tho American peoplo, nnd
thon lot tho will of tho Amoilcnn poo
ple bo oboyod. x
Some nrgtle in a fallacious mannor
that Geer holpod to dofeat Furnish
and thorofore Geer hns no right to
receive tho voto of any Ropubllcnn.
This is bogging the quostlon. Geer
was nominated undor a Inw passed
by tho Republican party. Ho goo
upon tho bnllot as a Republican for u
direct vote beforo tho poopio and tho
voters choao botweqn him nnd a Dem
ocrat nnd he hns the right to bo con
sidered a candldato beforo the legis
lature and If the prlnclplo is sound he
Is the only candidate. Furnish made
a had Investment, playod a IosIiik
guiue, but what is that to tho people?
A few men nre trying to figure out
that If Governor Geer had gone on the
Htump Furnlah would have been elect
ed. Ae to thin, two things should be
remembered. First, the Oregonlan
said early In the campaign that Fur
nish u ability to apeak wns no detri
ment, nt all, becauoe "your campaign
orator Is usually a flatulent fellow
whose talk darkens counsel and con
fusee his hearers." Secondly, tho ro
turns show eloquently that In the
countlee where Fulton and Furnish
went Is where his largeet loeeea
were. Thte is eepoelally so In Marlou.
time, so strong n man thnt by staying
In his olllco and doing nothing, he
changed a Republican majority In the
stato of 15,000 to a small Democratic
majority. What would a man like- that
havo dono If ho had bcon renominated
and had gouo' actively Into tho cam
pain. His mnjorlty would not havo been
less thnn 20,000. Tho Oregonlan can
not say that Geer Ib not strong with
the people and boilco hns no right to
bo mado United States senator.
HANNA'S BELIEF IN ORGANIZED
LABOR.
I bellvo in organized labor, and I
believe in organized capital as an
auxiliary. Those two great forces are
working out tho destinies of our coun
try and they must bo frlndly. Thoy
must bo nbly and honestly adminis
tered, and they must bo controlled.
M. A. Hnnnn at Cleveland convention.
"Thoy must bo controlled." Thoro
Is tho rub. Controlled by whom? Uy
the government.
Uut who will control tho govern
ment, labor or capital?
In that Id ml of a fight for control of
orgnnlzod labor and organized capital
by tho government which would hnve
tho advantngo In a fight for tho con
trol of tho government? .
Labor would bo nt a. disadvantage.
If labor controlled tho government
It would bo fnr moro fnlr to capital
than vice vorsa.
Lincoln said capital was secondnry.
Uut lit a fight between labor and
capital for tho control of tho govern
ment lnbor would bo tho undor dog.
Capital can educate and organize
tho voters nnd hold them In lino
with mighty potont weapons.
Can lnbor compoto in n political
eampnlgn with capital?
If It can compcto on equnl tormB
Mark Hnnnn Is right. Both need con
trol. But ono or the othor will bo on
top.
They ought to bo In solid partner
ship for good government, but can
that he dono? Aro thoy harmonizing
or conlllctlng forces?
Thoy nro nnd ought to bo Independ
ent nnd intordopondont.
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A SIMPLE REMEDY.
Jaa. J. Hill, discussing trusts, has
tlilH to say;
"If It Is tho deslro of tho gonernl
public through congross to provont
tho growth of such corporations, It
has always seomed to mo that a Blm
plo romody wns within their roach.
Undor tho constitutional provision
allowing congross to rogulato com
merce botweon tho states, all compa
nion doslrlng to transact business out
sldo tho stato In which Uioy uro In
corporated should bo hold to a uni
form provision of fodoral law that
thoy should satisfy a commission
that tholr capital stock wus paid up
In cash or In proporty nt a fair valua
tion, Just as tho capital of tho national
banks Is cortlfiod to be paid up by tho
comptroller of tho currency." With
that simple law tho tomptatlon to
mako companies for tho purposo of
soiling prospoctlvo profits would bo
nt an ond and at tho Bamo tlmo no
legitimate buslnoss.would suffor."
Tho Stato Agricultural college nt
Kingston, R. I., whoso president has
Just boo n forced to resign under
pressure, hnB twenty-seven professors
and only thlrty-threo students. Llttlo
Rhody ought to oven up tho record
and glvo each Btudent a professor.
"Under tho Taft system," snld Sonor
Bucncnmlno, beforo tlio House com
mltteo on Insular affairs last Saturday,
"tho Filipinos havo gronter llborty
the Agulnaldo government had It been
Hffi
will Doaltitni..
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ni izestlon
DjbwpMa,
Constipation
. Bllliousncs,',
. nervousness,
Sand Malaria.
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younelf. The
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Oregon's Favorlto Seaside Reeort.
Recognizing tho advantngo of New
port as a Bummor resort ovor otlinr
I Bcasldo resorts In tlio Northwest, and
established." That Is tho statemont to mako It posslblo for nll who deslro
of tho Filipino who wns Agulnaldo'B
secretary of state, nnd it will bo con
firmed by tho testimony of every loyal
and Intelligent American citizen.
Baker City Demecrat: Stato house
grafts and million-dollars appropria
tion bills will bo at an ond with Geo.
Chamberlain Oregon's executive
to spend their vacation by the ocean
waves, tho Southorn Pacific Company
In connection with tho CorVnllls &
Eastern railroad, will placo on sale
effective Juno 15th, round-trip tickets'
from nll points In Oregon on tho
Southern Pacific to Newport, good for
return until October 10th, specially re
ducod rates. For full information In
quiro of your local agent G-10-eod
Have You Ever Tried Sab's Botanical Doctor?
Ho absolutely cures cancers, tu
mors, gravel, kldnoy and bladdor trou
bles, bono diseases, asthma, skin dis
insections. My Dear Friend:
You must bear In mind thnt this
medicine is not a poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a temporary rollof,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
where tho results aro suro death soon
or or lntor. Thoso polaona go in your
bonos and destroy tho llfo of them
and crcato all kinds of diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bono diseases, etc. Do not blame tho
mcdlclno whon It takes an effect and
stirs up tho poisons or dlscaso in tho
system. You must not expect to bo
enroll In n. fnw ilnvn. for vnnr fltrknnna
... , .. ,
" fit art net A linfl KnAn o Innry 4Iyia r "!-. '
jk uiovuou uua uuvju t luiif) iiiiiu wuiu-
Ing on, and It will tako a long tlmo
to got It out of your system. It will
tako months or a year to build up a
now body from tho bones up. This is '
i
oasos all without tho uso of tho knife
or poisonous minerals or mineral of
any kind.
Thoy uro used to being humbugged.
My medicines aro composed of na
turo's herbs what' tho human system
requires. When tho animals got sick
thoy will help themselves to thoBe
herbs, for thoy havo tho Instinct, and
tho peoplo havo not, so wo havo to
mako a study of it. It has boon a llfo
study with mo. Do not get weary;
this llfo la too short and too sweet to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty 8t., 8j
lem, Ore., la tho man you ought to
consult. He Is a natural doctor. He It
descended from a line of German herb
alists, the best physicians In the
world.
This Is hls.fourth year In 8alem, and
scores of patients and friends can tei-
what tho peoplo do not understand, tlfy to his skill In their cases.
Read the Above Remarkable Cur
OREGON
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
TODAY
(Salem Sontinel, Rep.)
The genoral rosult In Marion county
wns not surprising. Thoso who know
anything at all about it woro confldont
that a largo number of tho Geer peo
plo who woro ostensibly supporting
Furnish woro socrotly knifing him.
They know that whon election day
eamo these ronogado Republicans
would voto for Charaborlaln. Thoro
was llttlo doubt of this boforo olectlon
day. There Is no doubt of it now. The
vote In Macleay and Salem No. 2,
Oeer's homo precincts, lllustrato tho
plan of cutthroat battle adopted ami
enrrled on by tho Goerltes. All of the
protoats on earth cannot convlnco otherwise.
Harritt &,Lacurbncb
Old Post Ofllco Grocory.
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..Go to the Ladies Bazaar..
For shirt waists, belts, underwear, rnrsprs h?
ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our
line, An especially beautitul lot of new wiling n.ir
goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced.
...The Ladies Bazaar...
118 State Street, Salem.
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Greenbaum's
Our goods will suit your taste.
Our prices will suit your pocket-book.
Dry goods at the-very lowest prices.
Shoes that combine perfection of fit and finish with reas
onableness of price.
New goods arriving daily in our millinery department.
Tiy us and be convinced that you Rd your money's
worth at J
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
rlClltB DP lirlvllim.ia In lilc ,..,...
and will ho fllmvir in ruiinm.ici. .i.... I Umatilla, Clatsop and Multnomah
They have voted for a Republtonn,pf"U'n8,y Ul Uint uas Prevented
otimiiunte lor tho United State sen-
It
nto at the polls at the June eleetlon
It was a Republican law. enacted by
Republicans and wted upon by Re
publicans. Now It Is seriously urotMMMd tkat
It la of us binding effect beoausa thVeaus
party In stato ooiwentUsn did not put! .
that law Into effect, llut the Dgno.' lne 0Wtan says that fleur aate
oratlo state aeuYeutJoH did act under"19 ldlan bflause he did Rt earn,
tbe law. tpalgn fur Furnish, and lu the same
vaumuennina majority from lmin
S.iMJO were the remote countlee where
the orators did not go. Read the re,
turnee yourselves ami see. The ad
vice of the Oroitlan appears to have
been good and the governor accepted
"n'Mj wr IN ttlHMI Of (lilt
Car fare on the Liverpool streot rail
ways is at present regulated accord
ing to the distance traveled. For 2
cents a passenger may ride threo
ml lee. the fare Increasing thereafter
proportionately. In Glasgow l cent
Is the faro for short distances, and
the American consul at Liverpool re
ports that It is probable tho car fare
m mat ouy will ho ostabllshed soon!
at the uniform rate of 2 cents for all '
dlstnuceb. i
Next Door to the Postoffloo.
ffraCT,B''at,"'"fTTrlTrngKj --nOBMI
A Perfectly Laundere
Shirt Front...
Is worth golnir miles to see, minr
miles to get. Vet we will give you '
I hat and brln it to your door. Uar
laundry work Is proverbial for its excel
lence among those "in the know. X"
wo call for your washing this wek n.,
return It qn the day promised, a iamp
of tho way we launder tb ngs?.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONBLJ. OLW8TID, PROMIBrOH.
DOHOC8 D, OUtSTfD, MOB. .
r hone 411 210 Libert? WW '
Rolse Capital News: We notice by
... ..Wumi ui several esteemed con-
temporaries that the Republicans ij
Oron won a sweeping victory elect-' 91 Court St
K ery man on their ticket
wasn't defeated.
Plant Corn
Com la bocoming one of the best crops in this country. Now is the beat tia'
to plant it. We have a full stock of choice eeed'eorn,
that
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
FEEDMEN ANDISEEDSMEN.
Salem. Ofero
Charles Fulton's Astoria News says
It wae all luck: 'The landslip n.i...
Ftimteh was wholly unexpected It'
was ot due so much to ChawberlaiH-B '
popularity ae to Me siam,. lliek ,
Hxchange: Woar what wtJJ b.
wn of tbe Uwl and ark asposl.
GambpiDas Beep.
AND
JC$E
Everybody is welcome at
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ALEX COPWOVRD Cor. State and Commercial
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Phone, Main 81.
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