DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1904.
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Entered at the postofflcc at Salem, Oregon as second-clasa matter.
Weallior For today and tomorrow, fine.
LET MARION COUNTY ACT EARLY.
In Marlon county whore there Is very little factional feeling among
tho ItepubllcanH thero Is no reason why an early convention should not
ho hold and a rouelng endorsement given President Iloosovelt.
It would 1)0 to the credit of a strong Republican city and county to be
the first to send greetings from Orogon that THE PACIFIC COAST
WILL HEARTILY SUSTAIN AN AGGRE88IVE AND PROGRESS
IVE PRE8IDENT.
Ah Oregon Is alwut the first slate of any Importance to hold nn
ejection. It would bV very creditable to the people of this state to
hold up tho banner of prosperity and expansion.
IxL Mnrlnn nnnntv n.rt mi onrlv nn nun lia nrrnti trail W llm mimlv nan.
trnl commlttoo. There la no occasion for delay and there should bo no
h6llnnay about acting In Jb proper spirit of harmony.
, WANT TO KNOW OUR REASON8.
A dolugw of eorrospondenoe has: tnkon both eldos of the woman suf
frage question In this papor.
Soriiral vrlirfi' to compol us to glvo our reasons for opposing woman
miffrago, and wo will only glvo a woman's roasons because
"Their!! not to reason why, Tholr'a not to mnko reply, Tholr'a but
to do and din," Kits thin case If somo of tho throats nro to bo heoded.
Undo Jwwo IJonnott threatens us with demolition, and wo can Imagine
wo hoar him iitorm In hla pulpit and oxcomntunlcato tho wlckod Journal
editor. "
Hut wo havo lived through greater storms, and will try to survlvo
tho shock of this.
WHY SHALL NOT AN EDITOR BE ALLOWED TO 8(MPLY SAY
WHICH SIDE OF A QUE8TION HE IS ON PERSONALLY A8 A MAT
TER OF HONEST CONVICTION, and lot every other person havo tho
same- prlvllogo and lot u all rospoct each othor'a right to havo that opin
ion and let us pray for oh little docoption aH possible.
Not a "Something iot Nothing" scheme, but a legitimate
profit sharing enterprise.
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Particulars
All the cash, received at out store on patcliases dating some one day of tle
week commencing Saturday, Feb. 6 will be refunded to the purchasers without
recourse or further consideration. On Saturday, Feb. 1 3 we will announce k
this paper that all persons who bought goods at our store on a certain day of the
previous week can come in and have thzit cash returned to them and keep the
goods too. This will simply be a matter of giving our patrons a chance to se
cure a fine suit or overcoat or anything in our store absolutely for nothing. 01
course we cannot announce in advance what day's sales will be refunded, or we
would be imposed upon, but after the week's business is over we will select a cer
tain day's cash sales and make our patrons a present of it outright. Whether
you have bought on that day a 5c collar button or a $25 suit you get your cash
returned to you. Keep your duplicate purchase slip, which will entitle you to
your entire cash returned to you.
Remember you have the largest stock of up-to-date clothing and men's iut
nishing goods in the city to select from.
REMARKABLE CLAIMS OF CAPTAIN MAHONE.
At Jefferson Captain Malum mnde the statomont that at Salem tho
Antl'Sahxm . Isagun carried, the day at the recent city olectlon, olectlng
every member of tho city council against license.
Capt. Mahone alto stated that the antl-saloon league had elected
evsry man on their ticket but Mayor.
Th new city council of (JreaUr Salem claimed an n clean sweep for
the Antlaloon I.mgue Is a novelty, to twy the least. If Captain Mahone
Iw not raw- reliable In his statement gonerally than In that he Is big
houhIi a liar to get employment on no me newspapor.
Ono weakness of the churches Is their readiness to Invite floaters
and Irresponsible transients, working some moral graft, to occupy their
pulpits and harangue the decent people of the community.
The nHht of the ministerial Union on the candidate for aldermen
and mayor whom they did not endowo was a" far-fetched affair
Without any rallwUon on the churches, let It be said the present May.
or and Aldermen are gwittemon requiring no certificate of oharnotor
frojwany transient or tramp -uhorter.
THEY ARE RESPECTABLE CITIZENS, MEN OF FAMILIES MOST
OF THEM MEMBERS OF CHURCHES AND LODGES OWWnJ
HOMES AND ENGAGED IN BUSINESS AND MAKING AN HONEST
LIVING, WITHOUT TAKING UP ANY COLLECTIONS HNE8T
They nwNi no steering or advice or moralising from any tramp, trnn
slent or buccaneer who U working religious people on a salary and all
lie ean niako on tho side
It wwihj bo juit a. well lu fulur If the people et this ojiy would give
nil PMh IHHn a Mahene a w1d berth .H- mxm t0 h " !
mm k have a right to vote before lecturing our city
MAKE THE IMPROVImfkit ....,.
Tlur l renmrkabta umuilmlty of utiinHn i .. , ....
ub.ta.ltal broken rock rtw ,hXh 2lh S.B" " bU,Mh,,r a
Peopl ar biinnlug to realise tt hnullnir nil ti.a ,.v.i
tiMta I. winter Ui , rft(llN, 0f th ..r Imd cem..i r
ABOUT HALF THE GRAVEL CRUSHES INTO MUD UNDER ru,
..GRHAEVEEU F " WA0N CAnRY'N3 F"0M TOHRTONSF
The wmnnlttee In ctim of that lunirovniMt of ?rt.h n
tt wlH Ant have a grade eetabC L L " Cwn'
lh nn .wUmate will be made o' the probable Zlt nt ,,. i
nut .ceonling to certain plana and HplESn. ' f U- lmmV
FIGE AND OFFERED TO SUBSCRIBE w EACH 'S F
If the paa of Improvement Is made that It win v .
"M taj apNt for iSTS dirt ZZ ' m n0t
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MAN'S INHUMANITY TO ANIMALS
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Clothiers and Fattikhets
ISimMtfHiMmillgiUdlaaMgEtTOSg
ajm-u-j.iaraTiit-7fff,)jjltjjjatjalm.
startle many of us Into' hotter troatmont of animals.
If they had voloes and could bo hoard at tho bar of heaven many
a supposedly good christian would bo sevorely Indlctod.
. MAN'S INHUMANITY TO MAN HAS NOT ENTIRELY CEASED BUT
MAN'S INHUMANITY TO HIS DUMB FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS 18
TOO GENERAL.
Many n person U living under shelter nnd In comfort who leaves his
stock to sufTor and die from starvation.
Jamee Whltcomb Riley's poem Old John Henry, contains n line that
goes to tho heart: "Ho feeds hlmsolf when his stock's all fed."
When tho horse and cow nro In tho barn and niado comfortablo and
given propor food. Is time enough for tho ownor to got noxt to tho flro
HERE IS FOOD FOR THOUGHT FOR THOSE WHO DRIVE HORSES
TO TOWN TO ATTEND LODGE OR RELIGIOUS MEETINGS AND LET
THEM STAND IN THE COLD.
Wo can all bocorao more hmnano toward man nnd boast without
nny risk of bolng transformed Into angels.
Tor
nan
So younsP And ha!r mrnin.
8ray? Why not have the early
LQ0l0T ored? It is easily
Jone, every time. &&&.
THE PROPHETIC ELEMENT IN FICTION.
Many a novel ha been written that has proven to be a prophooy and
hoa almost amounted to Inspiration i'"i'nwjy ana
hln,!!!,TT',8 Cab".,a mi w,th'l'ron"tlc utterance, somo of which
have not yet been realised and nover will be.
It Is seldom that a novel has begun Its serial appearance with such
bri lancy a that which attends Mr. Itab.it Herrlck' "Tho Common
Lot.' now running In the Atlantic Monthly. common
Many of the periodicals and reviews havo already taken occasion t
comment upon tho significant fact that all the four ZorS soria t
now beginning In American magazines are serious an SnB iSS
American life a it Is; and the agree in finding Mr. He rick's to
of the young architect with ideals practicing his profoliTn wlS
"cQmmerclal" firm In Chicago not tho least powerful oMhn
The editors of the AtlanUc have Intimated that MR HERRlCk-s
! ro ,h. M1K , s 7bir o'i'r r"
THIS IS A STRIKING EVIDENCE OF THF Tmi-ru-rrr. ....
S IT WERE, PROPHETIC POWER' OF F.CT.Jn TELUNG
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STRATEGICS OF A POSSIBLE RUSSOOAPANE3E WAR
ZfZTTr thtt,r raore rwent
ad torTr and - Ara'-n engineer
RuwJa effeollvTr ' Trans'slrJ railroad would fall to EerVe
many pui. u7j!T,' , "" CU,d and wo,,,(l b out
very pnrposo of dtS ,buW along the Ha, of the road for thl
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swarm Into Korea, In duo tlmo AxlimitiMni. .!- -,.- ui.-... t.
. , .-...t, vuvit lUOUUH.t'3 HilUUUl UT
Ing a chnnco to got at tho Muscovlto onomy.
flftuhU8;Jlf 1!lthoharshn0fl80f wlntor th0 Japanoso should hurl them-
bo safe onough at Port Arthur.
Vladivostok could not bo approached.
miianT,0 TT march forwanI ,nt0 Manchuria to fight thi
F eth , n Wv , l ,nV,t U, 50rt of d,8nstor 'at ovortook the
marched t m T thy bravctl a B"l ud
can Monthlv n ?W''TFr0m "Th PrBres8 ot tho World," la tho Am
can Monthly Itovlew or Rovlows for Fobruary.
JOURNAL X-RADIUMS
a lmbltaof0arinaf 'nSt u 8UffraK0? Well, somo persons do tan
a habit of asking an editor embarrassing question.
JoSll Si S?; V; L,nj8,ey' ot FIoroo. Sho Would pull W
Journal editors hair If sho got half a chance, which ho don't Intend to
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P-hTbltToS1 aPnTThlT,n Wm Cndorao Womtta SBftwe-0.
qB to'!he,r In 1 emenu '; Ul f "
bo defeated. lul8mentB. " Tho Journal supmirted It tho bill would
Springllngorif "nBOr 'n th ,aP f S"lB ho les th.
mSi SoTeraTSricanY 1? l0nBr bollovo? ,n co-oducaUon. H.
than a doadTguage W,U Pay mro attontlon to a Uv0
It Is soul-harrowing to loam w
ono mlleago, for tho nrnZ? . conBresa nl allowed Ito member
session. And thi too a, 2 V" UOt aUow,"B OTtra s
greesman. Cushma'n In h .5 plcturosluo re of Washington con--nsos-it
was a it.fjS.'SJ' CXtm traVeUDS
e g.geMts on the laad. altoine the Japanese u,
If a banker speculates with m j ,,
Into bankruptcy, if on !, aoposltor's monoy and loses It, ho go
It Is In tho banker's laSST, 8pecu,atos with tho ame monoy wblta
juowj u no goes intn thA non.
Tho recent Inquiry as in ,
Tor the department recall T carriaKoa furnished by tho govornmeat
barouoho uwhl by Attorn Nlta'a remark about tho famous
was too gau4y. , Z"? W,,1Iama- lr mark ttat tt
out here WoWoot ho as,!,mborod "when General WJUIams w
of a mule." B,aa t0 Et around on tho hurrlcano deck
tho1u1gropTnIoaPrCOUrtCtfliha GUb8rt banfc as nt Insolvent. Well,
at least a. oun4 h
Senators Mitchell and Fnit
aid for the Uwt and dark hi? withdrawn tho demand for
Iuki la lu attempt' to borrow. ,POrariljr' EO not to ombarraM St.
aalvoJy point out that 8L Lonu - BUU,0M from Unl Sam Tb9f
t te IB soawhat of aJIa doosa't desire It any more ardently.
A dispatch says ''Fran fc
ltat out a number ot specuhftit T0Tt cotton'" a S"1 cottld
that meane. Pecqi&tow Ia Wal, ttftt ox&cUr wbat
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