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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1903)
mm liMIfJ ilnr 4 f I' 'V kV PAGE TWO. V KJr ti daily mm Member Northwest Afternoon N paper League. DY HOFER BROTHR. Dally One Year, MOO lr Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Oarrler, SO Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avanee. I I II I M H H I 1 I I I I i I f 4-H- Yl I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 I I I i STAND FOR THE LAOOR DILLS. The JouniHl wishes to be recorded jui favoring the mottsures before" the leKlulftturs known a Inbor ''I'1- Not nil these bills mny be wis In purpose or In text, hut the same I trui of nine-tenths of nil other Mill In trodueed, Oregon has not beeu a strong state, us labor organisations an counted. It Ih pirliftl tin weakest state In Uic nation. One bill deserves especial oonslder atlon, that whlah declares that only American citizens, or those who have declared their Intention to biconiH such, shall be employed on public works or on corporations enjoying n franchise from tin list. Tin editor of Oils pewer secured the (Mm of Ibis bill In IMS In tin low er hawse, but It wm defeated by cor KUoh tnNutlMiow It Mkould not fall nl Uils union. llllla pending In tke two houses cov er alwoet every phase of the labor iinettlott In lb stale of Oregon. Twin ttHHWin distinct mfesuius. relating to talHtr. the ettiptoritwnt of labor and tntwtttUa affecting Indirectly the work ing people of thi state, ban already been Introduced In tin Iiomm and senate. Other bill relating to the untie atiuject will be presented before Un mwIoii over. Tin most Important of tbi labor hilts Include oni to restrict the em ployment of eMW laber: to regulate tbi condition undr which women aro employed; to prevent tb Introduction nf "lMnkerUMis" as strike briakfi. to rigHlate llii bottfs o( lauo; to abol Uli (lift "btark list;" te niake it com pulsory for all state oWoers to use thi union lulu oil public printing TO BfJFORQB bmeOT LECI6LA TION. Tin leglslNturi shimtd not overbaik HiMtf) bill No. 61. Introduced by Mr OjtWi. of MultttOHUtM. It is the Mil re ftim to pot Un Dlrwl ltslatlon (tmulment into full force and hmmh tteu. ThflM who claim that ho such taw ll iuJsd are, as a geairul thing, not (he frtends of Direct 1HstUtlmi. 'Ilie Jeurnnl belleres thi netHtli n m UUeti to inn a jmii. mir. ttniwiween irlai of Direct lcfeJUoa. Twe OrUw bill deflnm iu) BKW of MeUthW, the form or verlgcalttw of the yetltloM for the lnlUatlve asM Iteer esutuw. Usui the evact procedure be fore the secretary of state to get a Measure bt'for th voli It also provides for the Irculation of the literature for aud agalnet a weatiin o that i (.i ma ha- Cooling Off. The UUIl ttlut Hiii!d ll 1 Ml a . rtLi' u4 It to root ofl tMil,( U t-iiaiilvml . niv yet Hwi) common ibmsj lor 4 per mm heated b esetvut to sUnd in cool StfMHjItL itst to the hegiuuiuc of wan) a cougH lch ulmoste I) ielv: ihe StamcIimI tnkt Snl tin- lunK l'W toiigha 1. fn tli " U Uo returt VltMjUr Pi rUMi ltl.lr, MtHit4l IW'I er ll 11. ' tfrp SMtrd n MUmw citngh. UoncauUs, sieoliug of the luiun. and Ilk toMdittom wbith if iMhxttxl or unskill fulU tieehol U-nauuu in coosuniDtiosk Tlwii u mo Uoltol in 'ttolrivit Med Vosi lhH'over ' t it U emimly fav fvmn 'oinu, .wiu M oihvr nrro(ka. Acv-rtt no Miktoiitute 101 'tioktea MeJ Ml IHvxrry These is itMhiag "just M I .k tn w.4.1 lu-s aattW la k etal taM. wn". Un Vtmk MU M Ute: .t3n.t m I m v.i 1 1 . i inv 1 4J tfhse I ifcjek. I 'ii nl m iu.li.. (hMajsVwIi lkl I M(9!te HllJldS1 'Jttl Uii "" tM rvH, iv .,. ,j in I t ui lf 1'invk j V wiuu i Sf, 'iK Adrian nw.Uiniu , iH U' yeajve, U Mvv' " y K-wift .i i iii to My ev ejut stsjmin ty. iu ujO. to MMier eeveei r it ausiki k it U ekMk bWtta. Ad- cxucl Cherry Pectoral One dose at bedtime pre vents night coughs or ciiii drcn. No croup. J.n Arm-C., h id of all thi arguments on botb side of till (tuition. mo Mil I to have a hearing before h committee i elections, and there it Ih to b perfected and then put on IU passage The Journal believe that unless the legislature, gives delib erate and authoritative eoneimctlofl as to the proceedure under this megs ure the amendment will In found to be of very HUH " People it ill bi a dead letter. FOR DECENT METHODS, If Mr Fulton li sincere in hla dec laration that Up favors a caucus, why doe be not take steps to rail a decent, orderly Republican majority caucus? We bellevi lilm t Ihj sincere, and that he will Issue such a call. Senator Karrar hit the keynote In saying that It was the patitotlc duty of thi 7t Republicans to got togohor and name a senator In caucus. Instead of a disorganized mob, pulled hither and thither by clashing oIaim and bloodthirsty factions, why h not aa orgsnUatlon started for n dicont. orderly mchs? If half the efforts wire made by He publican member, to secure a decent, orderly can cm that l mndt to prevent one, the Kutublloans would get to gether and name a senator Inside of n week. Is there any honornbli and inpect able way to iihihh a senator In back rooms of hotels, In tin third house joints, by purchases with sUto appro prlations? Tbi sooner these methods are cast aalu by tnie Republicans, and all wnlti In a slHilo-purpoM caucus, un signed anil unpledged, the hotter for the glory and honor of the stAte, to say nothing of the welfare of the tax payer Oregon may have two senators to llct befoie this session Is over. The grand old veteinn among Oregon poli ticians Is imported not liable to stand the terrors of a Washington winter and an suiting session. Oregon has seen the degrading if feels of the signed, sealed, bound anil gagged, owned and delivered syle of electing senators and sufercd their disabilities It In time to drop Mr- Mnallilra ami H'xnd for principles. And greatest of all them Is submis sion to majority rale. Oreton Republicans have to enoo deliberately between corruption and mob-rule, or equal-rights majority rule Are the 78 Republicans afraid to meet each other alone before God In a plain majority caucus? No. ITHB DIMENSIONS OF A SENATOR. Republicans or the Democrats who are interested in electing a senator hIII listen to disinterested and Inde pendent advice front a newspaper that exists because they buy and pa for thai kind of a Hittspaper. In acting for Oregon they will final- lv cajii uMii fhli. lirainal lnlMaa(B iH BostoWws and all approprlaUons Mnd clerkships and elect a leuator who te ,M lM M( ximr & ,0 iutel.Ht snd business capacity IThey will choose a hmm a ho Is In perfoet harraonj with tb agminliitra- ,iion at Washington and she to take 'such broad views of publ wen and tuoaoure m to remain In a position to serve Oregon faithfully, ll I more than lHuly that Kooae 1 lt will occupy the Vklle llouse far kix ears to come and a senator hould go there to work in nerfeet harmiMt) with our brain), energetic snd strenuous lhreeident To do this he should not he too closely allied with the trust, or pre tected Industries He should he free 10 stand for reciprocity and the free trade relation with Cuba and the l'blllpplutf. consistent with Amerl- n Iniereels Ho nhould be (re from any racute- iu.ii with the tswhwt- land fraud tr - h.ml laud SvrlneiiM. Ho Mhould be a protectionist as a matter of principle. Kir It he is at l tired to eMad for the proiectlTe tariff (or m Oresjrm loduMry he coM uit till the bill for an Orecon ernotur ship He Oi not be an ont-n4Hit la iterunllst, but he nay siaad fur the re lation of the Inhuid OMiSMloos until they are I'eadjr to stand on their own feet under the rmvtmbl protection, of our country. rind inch candidate and tbea eloot hint without dehgr. 'ii ii in... THI OCMOCKATIO QANDIQATE. The Democrat are acting cot slteaty in rodng lor Hotw & S. taood lor inttod States soaater. Ue otwaljr togilMte4 It ttietr state oavetttc kCd Toted for by Ik a. pi as tbf Deaaormtu party CMi4Majbe. Wood bu bad a tutltury tmct- u t n 4 (rose tlx- siaadHlat t( bar- lM trbsei aelful and gnat ttlejU MMJ'rtMila atswvy asasi a hMftd cultaare U th eeer of any ssih in ih stat kTHE DAILY JOURNAL, 111? Is a genfleman of the highest Ideate, and, n a'sonator from Oregon he would shed a luatro of renown on mr state that would make It in man) ways distinguished anion V frn nommonwealihs. The Journal doe not agir wit! Col. Wood In lilt free trade 1- vb or his anU-expantlM sentiments In lltese respfets h&fls a radical of rad cab, but m Konesty, Blflcerit ami rjutspjkehnss are eomrhhtlabl' There Is 'o all appearance littbi (,f the demagogue, the flatterer and time serving liolltlclan about him.fftn faf t he ian none oLpiose- UaHjJML,s'l tM would probaW inajfc Tljm gjjery use ul man to fJTgM lrr'TlieTfcrifttM of the United State Uagjvoiild be Breath onjideslH and mntifflpnm of btftractjliteouHnuH bullion Tin 4.aiyTrojJrTaTJJnB. If tin Dlmdaratfltandrl)y hlmjto th- end they will find that more than oim Re publican voto will como to Col. Wood. The Journal did not support Col. Wood at tho regular election, but docs not hosltnto to cIiihb him among tho enables and desirables as a public man and a private cittzou.. &s FAIR PLAY FOR ALL. Tho Journal 1b reco!vlng( many com mendations ror'ltfl manifest spirit of fair play for all the senatorial candi dates. It would bo glad to see any good, clean-handed Republican gentle man elected ns a result of the present striiRBlo for Uic Oregon onatornhlp. It dow not bollovo In tho spirit that seeks to bar any honorable citizen out of the contest. That was tho mistaken IKillry that wn pursued In the last Republican state convontlon, when Qeer was barred out of tho race for governor and Simon was barred out of the race for senator. Such pollrle are wrong, un-Amerl can and un-Repiibllcan, nnd will be re pudlated by the ople whenever the are brought fully to their attention There must be fair phi' oven In the dominant parly, where It Is ns strong as It Is Oregon. If It hopes to retain power. In a straight Republican cnucus of the 73 Republican mouthers, when hey would be free to chooae among h-raselves. unhampered by written pledges and iinlnfluencod by personal I or scirish Interests on tho outside, fair play to every Republican would be Insured. Republicans Who do not desiie fair play, and who do not want party har mony, can hold out against a caucus to the end, and disregard good advice and reap the reward ot unwisdom,. U will not be the first time thnt they have acted unwisely. LIDERTY OF THE PRESS. The New York Herald has taken up 'be cause of Onusoles, the mlltor Af The State, at Columbia, S. C. who was murdered for criticising the publid. record of Lieutenant Ooernor Till' man. It Is raising a fund to have him prosecuted and convicted of murder, on the general principle that his crime was an assault on the liberty of the press, which Is guaranteed by the con stitution. The World Insists that ttu- murder of IBdllor Oonsalee was not only n crime against the laws of South Caro lina, but agalust the constitution of the United States, shlch guarantees the fredeom of the press. Courts and Juries, says the Dea Moines News, are coming to recognise that the condition under whlah tho modern uewspader .1 produced nre changing, and that? the old common law view f Mboi ntujt give way to a rational rale of liberty to print the, nas. The pnbNc safety and welfare re qwire more than ever the liberty of the press and a w Ider llbert) than tljat of the olden time The modern newnpaper Is the hasty work of many bands Thtf publisher and editor must trust a large part ot the work to others, whose labors thay cannot personal!)' supervise The public demand and really re outre the earliest and promptest pub lication of news of al kinds. Courts and Juries are theroiore loss anQ leas disposed to mulct the newspaper for damages from mistake, made while doing the work reouired ,( U; and to overlook those Ioiimi rations in t'ideotai to hasty work Ko reefcuble .-,-,,,., wlU au toaly gy imhmm Ike char., r .j BV i vumij wawume caerei . r tx any m elvidwU, but It Is bBuokaihi to iirint rsu live Mwaptper, uta as the leofke aeaswuU. sjid a..M ..owe Mils takee, the reeuH of tclsinfi rstHtkw. Very nurety doee uu iUUtMua1 suiter amy reeJ dunge froui auek er rors, eveat aitkough his foiling may be woimdeel lor U It 1 pt ke grestur IsepofftMsM) to the r'lbiUhaa tO the eWBftMr MtblUher (kit ilia stMll be Bjsmltted to apeak free ly, mpttUK) 1st regard to mm e- U ,. mhUc aftUrv Very wrety Indeed arc .eek crhi clnu Ue ret of periual make And botk tk wwrto and petl are eoMUDc lminwunii ue aurs bditM: tkaa thy did. Tbe samaseful W'N' aaa hs fuU of god 11 for ererybeJy. and aever actuated by awl If In what k u4. ... n lu.i... .-- . ..-.. n.i.a vi fVAMlVO. 8ALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY HOSHW To Cure . m Sick iieaaacne, Sour Stomacn, dlecstion, Dsecsla. Constipation, Malaria, Fevet andAeuc, , tu bi ould t. ke I e Uttt rs ' j in-. No other drearily is eo el ftitlvo or Ims e-rnMACH E t It h reconi 1 1 ci re back of it G w a T lal ITTER OREGON PRISON REFORM. THI dllfcralidftil-fllslosiires; at the Oiegon state pilsou hae prouaniy ue come public at a providential time, to hasten pilson reform (n Oregon. The siate needed Jo be sJiKKeu inio awaJtenlilfe 1 the tiBCessIb" 6f radical refmmjT'Ui'Trrwjrf mmiSgement. nnd wh-nn. change of administration was Impending, wa the best time to hnve It accomplished. Tlijit Ihtirefjins not been a matron In charge of the woman prisoners' Is discreditable to our atnto government, nnd the Kay bill to croato that office should pass at once. A woman of tho hlghost character should bo appoint ed. Superintendent Lee Iiub labored un der tho disadvantage of having politic al subordinates forced upon him, over whom ho hnd no final Jurisdiction. After tho battlo was fought to rid this city of Its ring politicians thoy were In some notalilo cases qunrtored on the state prison. Governor Chamberlain will do well to make an appointment that will not tlimt ter any of tho old 'corrupt Salem ring on any state institution. That ring knows no politics. No pi Ion re re rm Is possible at the hands ot itolltialnns who are In league with corrupHonlsts, high or low Pure standard) of public service are not nt talnable at the hands of men who are connected up with rotten push politics. The prison needs a cleaning up from top to bottom, and n great deal will depend on the character of the man nt tho head of the Institution. The pioniptuess of Governor ChnmberJnln In suspending parties, pending nn In vestlgaMon, Is commendable, and If guilty they should bo shown no fa ors. If Innocent, they should bo ex onerated. Hut push politics must he kept out of tho prison at all hasards. If you desire a good complexion use Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It nets an the liver and makes the skin smooth and clear. Cures sick head aches. 36 cents and 60 cents, Monoy refunded If It doos not sntlsfy you. Write to W. H. Hooker & Co., Uuffalo, N. Y for fiee sample. D. J. Fry, druggist. Th rich nw, flr mwi nnil niliwrs, All Join la paIn tribute to twill I .ft if ISarly Itlsors. If. William. Sh Antonio, Ter.. writ": l.lltl Early HUor 1IU arc the beat I errr Mxl In mjr family. I unlietiltallnKly ree ommB(l t lit'iii to everybody Tboy on re ConatfnatUii. lllllloiianeiui, Rlrk Headache. Torpid I. Iyer Jaumllti', mainrln ami all oiher llvfr trouble I' l Hum, 00 State Street CASTOR I A For Infants nnd Children. 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