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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,
19W.
BiMtorial pnQc of
IT he Datl Journal
Attorney Hart, who lias served one term economically and
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fairly well, Is undoretood to havo no opposition.
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MESbe
ByHOFER BROTHERS.
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HONOR TO PUBLIC SCHOOL8.
The public school aro splendidly vindicated by somo statistics
gathered at Harvard by President ElloL They tend to show that tho pub
lic school boy Is bettor prepared for college entrance examinations than
tho prlvato school boy and better fitted for his collego work.
In the last collego yonr FEWER PUBLIC SCHOOL BOYS THAN
PRIVATE 8CHOOL BOYS FAILED IN THEIR ENTRANCE EXAMIN
ATIONS at Harvard, and moro of tho formor graduated with honors.
Tho tolographlc summary of the statistics does not tell us whnt pro
portion of Haivard studonts como from other than public preparatory
schools, but probably thoy form the larger portion of tho student body.
Thoso facts ought to bo good reading for parents who Imagine thoy
must send tholr boys to private schools to fit them propely for college.
Of course, tho difference may bo In tho boys rather than In tho two
sots of schools. Ab a rule, tho sons of poor parents do not go to acade
mies and prlvato schools and pay tuition, when thoy can got free pre
paration In the high schools.
AND, AS A RULE, THE BOY WHO IS LACKING IN MATERIAL AD
VANTAGES MAKES THE BETTER STUDENT, not because ho Is
brighter or moro capablo, but becauso ho roallzos early the necessity
of hustling and that he must stand on his own abilities and achieve
monts and not on his fathor's pile.
Vory llkoly the nendomios would do better If they had the public school
material.
with this country in this humanitarian mo.vemcnt, and, by following
lead, will placo us in tho front rank of tho countries of tho world. '
Undo Sam and all tho powers pulloy out of China after the war
over except Russia and Russia will bo compelled to. , , yj
Durglars aro very shy of Salem porhaps tho Salem police havo somJ
thing to do with that Night prowlers on tno streets of this city ffiuJ
t tnlrnn In rn "In - !. 1
glvo an account oi inemsoiveo ui -u i , uuiUs murphy am
Lewis do not stand any foolishness when they go after a man.
MBHIII ""Mail,IIBMawMM,"lM'MiMBM
Pretty Safe Rule to Go By
Whon'thoro Is a feeling that n
heart or luncs. hlnnri n n... . l't
or norves aro diseased, at onc'o
Entered at the pootoffice at Salem, Oregon as second-class matter.
HOME FOLK8.
. (By Frank Putnam.)
Oh, Hlley, with your homo folks you've won ray heart ontlro;
I wondor with thorn by tho creek, I Join them nt tho flro.
Thoy do not shamo my shynoss with any worldly show
Tho plain folks, tho kind folks that you havo mado mo know.
7 met thorn and spoke them whon I was a boy,
Hut novor Raw tlio pure gold, only tho nlloy.
For I wns koeii to tako the road that lad toward the Town.
Boyonil the range of purple hlHs to where the sky oame down.
Thorn wero tho great folk, the powerful, the wise;
Wo wore but the tolling bands, they the watchful oyee.
Tho Town's ways wero strange ways, uncivil and unkind;
Grace thoy bad not tho gTace of them I left behind.
For prldo I bldo among them and mako their ways my own;
And In their ork am ono ot them, but in my heart alone.
IIouko hare I and wlfo havo I and babes to boar my namo; ,
I think It llko my fathora house, but It is not the same.
A hunger, doop, unsatisfied, Is urging mo to roam , ,
Tho long road, tho lost road, tho end of which is Home.
' Tho old homo, tho old scenes I long for thoih In vain
Tho dear lurt, tho truo hearts I Bhall not moot again.
Hut nomotlinos, with your folks, I gllmpso tho oldon glow,
And love them, as I novor know I loved thorn long ago.
Natlonnl Magazine.
REPUBLICANISM AND LINCOLN.
Tho Republican party of Oregon should have derived some Inspira
tion from observation of the Lincoln annlvorBnry.
THE GREATEST WORK OF THE EMANCIPATOR WAS HIS FINAL
ACHIEVEMENT A8 A HARMONIZING INFLUENCE THAT ENABLED
THE SOUTH TO REMAIN IN THE UNION. ENABLED
Tho Hrmtit principle that was violated In seceutun. wns (ho re
fusal of the Democratic party to abide by the verdict of the Churls
ton convention.
Whore a majority nominated Dou.las for Pre.ld.nt. th. minority
wioedeu and ran a third ticket lo.dlsrupt (he party
That not ulone. followed up by black Iranian, the South kept the Dim
HU party out of xiw.r for a quarter tif a century
The .principle of abiding by the decision of a majority fairly exprewwd
;sxrLw;rn.nsp,,,,,,cnuum-aua - ate
THEY SHOULD HAVE LEARNED IT FROM THE STUnv nr
ADHAM LINCOLN'S LIFE AND POLITICAL PRINCIPLES
IT IS DIFFERENT NOW.
T. 1. Oeer nt the Republican banquet ot Inland In Ite report of the
imxHwdlnnH caused surprise at Salem.
. Wr,.U " ,ntentlonal ,ll0ht he "Tall Sycamore of the Waldo Hills"
In all Its unabashed tatlneesT was asked.
After lvlnK loyal eenrloo lo the Orejwnlnn. and having served It
nnd It publisher with rare lldellty n many oe.i ?, , ,i.i!
cold rtw.nl. Hut th Initiated wl.i I ZZZl " "
Th- OrtMoiihm can Klv. any man loU of g,we as U . , ,
n.1 mm the path of ,u inter,. mJ? wL" " d
llut let any elUien or nubile .Mni , .... . u" . -
ml the tbllftaMOMur d . turned on m ZS " 0tmn
taK m Oeer w,u wr iHilwnHnale ,KUItklu or even a. n
nHr mt lu iMmu faithfully u iJJ L.I1
"liv public on the !. ",a ,,a Mee te lPr
llut nu editor of nrlval Uepubllpau ikipct k. ...... Iui , , , ,
THE. POLICY OF THE GREAT PAPER IS TO HAW ino-r ,
J& 'T.Tji's, srsjr "-- -'
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iZLWBU0 PR'NT S
NO W8YMPATHIZE WITH us EXCELLENCY. HE CAN
vm mv.t U.K ItooMvZt Vein Wlc, U ,W 1 for th.
Th nemm are in tho hanO of able - - T
POLK COUNTY HAS -EeTAtTHivonM "
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THE NEW TAX LAW. ,
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If you pay your taxos on or before March IB you will bo allowed a
robato of 3 per cont.
If you pay your taxos botweon March 15 and up to and Including the
first Monday In April, (hero will not bo any rebate and neither will there
bo any ponalty or lntorost added. ,
If your tnxes aro not paid on or boforo tho first Monday of April,
they will become delinquent whon thoro will bo nddod a ponalty of 10
per cont, and tho tax will also draw lntorost nt tho rato of 12 per cent
per annum In addition to tho ponalty.
If you pay one-halt of your taxes, on or beforo tho first Monday In
April thou tho romnlnlng half may run up to and Including tho first
Monday lu Octobor following; but If tho last half of tnx duo Is not paid
hy tho first Monday of October It becomos dollnquont, and thoro will
bo milled to such balnnco a penalty of 10 per cont, and In addition
such will boar Interost at tho rate of 10 per cont por annum from tho
first Monday In April until paid.
On nil personal property taxes, If one-half Is not paid on or bofore (ho
first Monday In April, the law compols tho shorlff to levy upon and
oolloct tho samo after May 1st, honco to provont a lovy upon personal
proporty aftor May 1st It will bo necessary for one-half to bo paid as
above stated.
Tho law c.ompels tho shorlff to sell nil lands on which taxos havo not
boon paid, and that such Bale shall not bo hold later than March 1st of
tho year succeeding tho year In which tho tax levy Is mado.
Tho proporty will bo sold' to tho person bidding tho lowest rato of In
terost, and certificates will be Issued thoroforo, and deeds given to such
proporty sold, unless redeemed within thrco years from tho dato of such
sale.
Bricks Without Straw.
If Hood Rlvor fanners arc com
pelled to go without irrigating water
for ono season somo of them will bo
surprised to find how woll thoy can
do without water for strawberries. On
mnaf nf iho Hood Rivor land strawber
ries, even without water, will bring
better returns than any crop that can1
bo crown. Land that will produco a
crop of potatoes without Irrigation
will grow strawborrlos at a profit. Tho
first cost of wator. J6 an Inch, is small
compared with tho cxpenso of apply
inir tlin wntnr to tho bcrrv ulants. Dy
growing loss weeds and keeping the
soil stirred, tho most of Hood River
land can bo mado to grow berries as
well as they are grown across tho Co
lumbia at Underwood. At Underwood
thoro Is no Irrigating system, and
thoro tho borry crop nevor falls, but
Is good as long as the plckors aro at
work on tho Irrigated lands In Hood
Rlvor nt tho samo altitude. Glacier.
tnrtnnn in rlnntvH 4l .
iiuiii:ii in uiti:iiii i nil nrnmit.L -
is tho foundation of tho trouble In S
Cases out of every 100. Com
to regulato tho digestive organs . S
them In healthy working conrtft$
and tho othor troublos will ieav )
themselves. Diseases which v.01
their bOKlnninc In th .. H
cured through tho ntnmni. il
medicino for stomach disorders J?
5SL tJr1.!!!, 3 L Dr- AS,
i'u', , , , " iney aro sold
uii uiubsioio 1UI o por ooj
1)111 is a dOSO. TllGRn nllla ..t "...
digestive organs in good . condition a
that dlseaso has no basis tn !?
upon. """
Probably no circuit judce In n.. ,
gon has tho good will and confldeactl
of tho lawyora who practlco unfcr
him moro than Judgo Bolso, of tW
dlstrlcL Notwithstanding his agohij
decisions aro clear, and his couttoj,!
unbounded. A thorough cent!-., i
na woll as a Judicial scholar. Albaw
Domocrat.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral
tor me cmidren. 'One dose at
bedtime quiets their night
vwuKuo uuu pi events crouD.
Ask your doctor. l&n&
Umbrella
JOURNAL X-RADIUMS
War may bo hell but It has no terrors for tho Czar and Mikado.
Japan bottor not dopond too much on tho magnanimity of England to
ward tho smaller nations. Thoy might got loft.
Strictest neutrality lomalnj for tho United States tho world of parolo
In International affairs. -
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Was Judge McQInn roaljy afraid than would bo too much harmony
to suit tho purposes of Multnomah county In tho Polk county Republi
can bnnquot? ' "
Poetry is about all tho creditors of tho Gilbert Bros, suspended bank
have any real right lo expect to receive anyway. H,,8I)onuo' k
If those Polk county Republican banquatem Rot so onthuslasdc they
were building motor lines Into Salem f,m ,i ... T "" tllc
nhjlif. rMtlvltlw were over. "8 UOIOro tllQ
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Secretary Hay of "Utile Uraooho." fame Is about the biggest ulnlo.
ma In the world today. If ay0no could contest tho RepuEn nomT
nation of the Presidency with Roosevelt It would bo WmMCm nom1'
Jeff Myers hns nominate Hnrvoy Scott for vlco-nroal.innf i.
can now appropriately om,ato j0ft on (ho onK tit tZ
Oren w.l, et the honor either way tho nomination goes. Wo second
Walter Moore of Raker City wante to be deputy U. S. marshall.
"Jlmmle" Roe. U chief of the Toledo fire department.
Joe Albert ought to be ashamed of himself tn rv f.
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The gift nf the Rreyman brothers of a beautiful n,ii.iin . .
ooet about t000 Is vermuch appreciate,, by the piop," 0 Z I ,
The Dreyman brother never held public office -J hS , . dt)
by hnneet Imluetn i,aVe so fr n Z B l theIr 8lnrt ln "'
anyone, have taken ZZi in ereet "JSPT ' f
In supporting home eZrprTsee ire Znt ' B1ffB,,B BBd boon ,,beraI
their own record as 0,(10 122? "
The first street thnt nuts down a ,,.,..
nrowrty owners fifty to oe hundred per cent nZ ' W,U "6t tho
nml etnte on (hat street. lranoe on ever" t of
."Lr 5E3SJTLS sssriCsss Jlni.1, lMr f0,,nd l
for relief. This method wa. Mn.ld.r? 1 t0rQ ,n bank".ptcy
lteee,l the Ulk. "h 1 S T n"Mm to have
t. IMW! of th. er,,torgnf J S.rlri S? "Vi T" ,B
W oHt dlM,a wM paia to tBorJrT.nl ! . Mterila- 4
. .r ,e j ycizz ssr xjs
Mlht before rtx o'cfcH S. . T 9 wM out l
ww h4 .vWy wat heroM l JiKtb.?8 I be
ttZE! dWa -d
the etrt :. :.! . P00 "Wns for the guaranUA ,
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ureal va lies. o nr ji .. w fh
I! fine handles only
!! A good umbrella with steel rod for
I Ladies' Mackintoshes that were
54.50 now
Ladies Dress skirts that were
5400 now
$1.75
These Certainly are unexcelled vafoes
$2&5
$2.75
Rostein Sl Gte&nfaaitm
2 302 Commercial Street.
9iMt.eMe.M(i,8eWeMMIMaeMJ
It Sale Ten If nilioiiBoxes a Year, j 8
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THE PICK OF THE FOREST
Has boon takon to supply the stock of
lumber in our yards. Our stock
comploto with all kinds of lumber.
Just received a car load of Na J
shingles, also a car of fine shakes t
Wo aro able to fill any and all klndt
oi uuis. Como and lot us show you
our stock.
Yard and ofllco near S. P. passenger
depot. 'Phono Main 651.
QOODALE LUMBER CO. t
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R- M. Wade & Co,
Have Received !
Acatloadof smnnft. !!
; babe(3 galvanised wife and ii
; asfe pepaed to mafce at- i1
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II active prices.
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There's where you t Rnn I' """ " ahvbooy
d.!t..a00Dl,Wt'MB GOOD eoois
W4 jroursen.
OLD f. O. QROCERY.
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