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iii m..-. i. .i.i mmm DAILY CAP.TAL JOURNAL, - nnnN. MONDAY. FEBRUARY , 1904, TWO " f , 8e6 CL W. Johnson &Co. (INCORPORATED) l . The Lttcfcy Day Wednesday, Feb. 24 s r I Bring In. your slips ana get your money dock, nunuroas 01 uunuro , given away to our customer In the past three weeks. Slips will be void after March 4th. Ono day of Uio wook, commencing Saturday, FcbruaVy 27th, wo will rofund ono day's cash Bales Do not let tho opportunity to secure Clothing and Furnishing Goods absolutely for nothing go by. New Neckwear Advance styles f o spying just received G. W. Johnson & Co. Incorporated. t 99999i49e9QZ99999liQ9999999M9&W99e9$9 Bfcitodal page of Qhe IDail 3-ournal ByHOFER BROTHERS. Ccrlpps Newt Association Telegrams. m !P Published ovory aftornoon oxepot Sunday at 107 Commercial street. Subscription terms: Dally one year, $4.00 In advance; dally three months, 91.00 In advance: daljy by carrier, 60o per month; weekly one year, $1.00 In advance. JOURNAL 8PECIAL DELIVERY. Ono wook 10c; ono moniii 3So; threo months $1.00. At Journal office; at Daue's nrocery, South 8atem; at Dowersox' grocery, Yew Park; Asylum Avenuo Grocery Store; Electric Grocery, East State a treet Single Copies Price 6 cents. Price to newsboys 2 cents por copy. To Mall Subscribers Tho dnto whan you subsorlttlon expires Is on tho nddroAB label of each paper. Whon that date nrrlvos, If your subscription has not again boon paid In advanco, your namo Is tnlton from tho list, A changa of dato on tho oddrosa lahol I a a receipt. Entered at the postofflce at 8alem, Oregon as second-class matter. THE HEAnST FURS AND FEATH. ER8. Borne time ago Hearst, who, by vir tue of his iihwsimpens, Is u candidate for President, onine out for the Pann inn ontinl treaty. Now thnt the treat)' has len ratified hi devotee imgee to deuuimllng that lluotevelt build the oattal. He pmNoee ami howls thnt the treaty was made possible by Demo cratic votos. No power on earth could have kept tbj DtntotyaUe muaUhw from voting which a party platform was ndoptod that wisely rejected the Kansas City platform. It contain many other declarations thnt foreshadow tho national Demo crats platform, aa follews: Demand a Juit and wise lueoni tax s)tem. llttoognlses the right of labor unions to organlxe. Favors the ndnriselen of Arlsona, New Mexico and Oklahoma. Undone the parcel post bill, now before congree. and postal savings far the treat). The very same Hearst banks. JtBVfl about Colombia having been out. j Wee t Ion of senator by direct vote ugwl by .-aoiiiuu reeognltlon or the of the people eUHK Uetwblioaiw of lauama In-1 An Imprisonment clause to the nntl- tured raUAcatlOH of the treaty by the ' trust taws, Denwrllt Note. I DemMutoe trusu that are organised While Hearst howls Roosevelt acts for the ex pre ptirpoM of securing a The only service the Democratic rawHJtHrty and pr)lg upon the peo- (arty bus tendered In this matter has pie. bn t tmr the Republicans to ae-, Condemns the present KetHibMoan twin. If It km' liei In Kwr ho anal hhjfc tariff laws. would Imve been built l the next fifty Dwmuhomi the stupe taken by Uoos yaw- !ft to secure the oouetruettou of the if w eau betleve the expreeetotw of Panama canal and recognition of the DtuoetnUe tmUtn and the roeoiu- Pauama republic, ami expresses sym- tlons of Democratic "!, Um yn patky wltto Colombia. lvathlae deep))- with Ike retmblle of - CokMHtda. witlek wm playlitg the part WHAT S THE MATTER WITH OUR or aa uttttntettotUai ,,Ul President Hooevk oaKed their bUtft by mo. n4ila thi IMimhw retmblie. If Hearst msM U elected President by promising to recognise Uie rights INHERITANCE TAX LAW? The Oregon Inheritance tax low- to Ue a dead Invention. So far aa known to the newspaper iul few iHheftteMe taxes are col- of the CotomblaM. does aur owe doabt L- that he wowkl 4o ItT Many rich ww kv dtoj im Uie DOES ANYONE DOUBT THAT THE w " . bt U far all w e to escape we tax in tbla worM. GREAT CORPORATIONS THAT ARE FIGHTING THE PANAMA CANAL WOULD NOT ENQOURAQE COLOM. DIA TO OBSTRUCT THE CANALT Now watch lUarst howl and walek KoseeK ho ahead In thUi raiwtl UyeOwM (lie ItetwhU m arU lUamU for actlm. kotw, tiMHskm. The Hearet DewoMy a4aHd for the rtahla of Oolowbta. to okiKruet the werWa iworeae, WESTERN OEtOJRATIG PLAT- The Iroquois Qiu V 8aa Francis, co, gava a Wasiilagtofl banquet, at It U kasww to V a fact that auch law do prothieo )arn revestuea la other states. Did the legUlftUtre kaowlBglj- adopt a law that wottM be o. dead letter, or hi It 84it4y wt t Ih full operation? The law wt Uto effeot last June, &M4 It It hlftb Uhm sQwetblug was heard from 1U ottemUow, No veaHbjr has so far thought the joker ilaaae tux tow was of eoub 4huquboo to bring a tawwlt to test lu eoastltuUpaallty. U tho tow la not eoloroeabla Uie next legislature would do woll to re peal or amend It, and make It at least pay enough revenue to defray the ex pansea of keoplng It ontne statute books. 8UPPORT THE POPULAR LOAN Satem people who havo' a few hun dred or a fw thousand dollars should prepare to Invost In th popular loan. The $30,000 of fourercjtat olty bonds should be taken promptly, and the Interest kapt frdmt befnl' nt to Eastern psople. This popular loan will In ten years distribute $12,000 IiiUrftsWln this com munityquite a nlce lltthlgpajnrQH. A $00,000 popular' lonti j-ak floated In one day under the Citizens' admin istration. -, ' , The $30,000 popular loan by the Re publican administration ought to b! taken In an hour. As heretofore, tha smaller subscribers will be served first, and bonds as low as $25 will be issued. Tho popular loan bonds aro not list od for taxation, by common consent although In the strict letter of the law they nro taxable. But how many, holders ,of other se curities give thorn la for, taxation? Why should tho popular loan bo taxed any more than any other loan? o COLLEGES AND LABOR.' Tho California Stato University will obsorvo Labor Day, February 29th, by LABORING. Tho day is to bo devoted to LABOR ING, nnd professors, office-holders. students, graduates and undergradu ates nro to WORK ON THE ROADS. Tho editor of tho collogo paper Is denouncing all as "softies" who will not. wlold a pick and shovol'on that day. It will bo a novelty for somo of tho college pcoplo to got somo marks of good honest toll on tholr sacred per sons. But Is a man or woman really edu cated In tho right sonso of tho word unloss ho or she can do somo kind of usoftil labor? An educated porson Is capable of solf-Bupport anywhere In tho world, and a porson who has not learned to work Is not cnpnblo of self-support. 1 ' i. m m j .iniiiiiiiTniirMlMeMi ' zeasBSsnssKBBapapnBjssjHnHpjRjfBSBk ' .MMSBBfWaBsSSBBW"" f I Q QJU4AQAJQ I A -TUSH ' J ft jJlfe0L xn QJhL OJUL. &fSAA crvtA Kcv 4r& &$ma &GL THE STRENGTH OF ROOOSEVELT. Whllo many of tho older generation of Republicans would havo preferred a man llko Mark Hanna for President, tho groat strongth of Prosldont Rooso volt Ilea In his personal roputatlon for honesty, courago nnd lndopondoaco. That ho Is dashing, lntropld and brave to a fault, no ono will dony. That ho Is a man of action, who glvos our nation charactor, forco and pros tige cannot bo disputed. That ho Is a man of good habits, clean llfo and sound morals, both private and pub lic goes without snylng. I X-RADIUMS I NOTES BY THE WAY-SIDE The Journal Editor Views the Sac ramento Valley 9999999Q99990999Q0GQ9 Dr Woods Hutchinson's fame Is not contlned to tho limits of tho stato Thoy've heard of him way back In Ohio, and next the great river of that namo will be full of microbes. Those copious showers ought to glvo the avornge mind a chanco tq dwell upon street Improvements. This being the 20th of February Is muoh rarer than any day In June.' 9 m Prof. Woods Hutchinson, of tho Unl verslty of Oregon not Chicago bold ly deolarea that whisky Is a good thing. So It Is. pard so It Is. whon It Is good for sure. Cincinnati Commer cial Tribune. Ik defining the war aone. Russia, of counss. reeervee the rlht to hit bo low the belt. . The Delaware peach crop may be ruined, but Addlcka Is still disbursing. aro Scrofula It U ocuimonly inherited, Few aro entirely fire from It, Palo, weak, puny children afflicted with it in nine cmm out ot ton, and nuuy adults suffer front 1L Common udloaiious are buuohos in Uie neck, absceeses, cutaueous onip tiou8, luflauied oyolliU, sora ears, risketo, oatturh, watUug, and general debility. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Eradicate it, positively and absolute ly. This statement is based on Uiq tliouMiuds of wnuanet euros Uioso mwlteliM have wrought. MMy daaair had sorofala, with eleven seri en im aeck sad atxmt Ur ears. Hood's SarupariUa was highly rcouaaBded and she took tt aad was cured. Sbe ts new la good, hsalth." Mas, J. H. Josm, tut Ctty.Ind. w , Hood's Sarecparllla promlsoa ta euro nnd keopa tho promlto. The Goose Story Has to go Even if the Journal has t0Furnfsh the Salt Fob. 24: We havo boon riding all day through the glorious plains of the Sacramento, where ranches are un- fenced, whero herds number thous ands, whero overythlng looks thrifty and prosperous, nnd even tho China man smokes papar-label Seegars. Wo oxpect to arrlvo at San Francisco to nlghL Wo loft tho mountains with much regret There must be a hundrod tun nels in tho Sacramento Canyon. If they have tho tempting offect on young peoplo that Is ascribed to thorn on tho Yaqulna Bay railroad, net many Salem young ladles would return heart-whole to their mammas If thoy travoled over this line to tholr sum mer rosort for no lamps nro Hghtod. Tho Sacramento valley about Road ding has been well soaked with rain nearly nil falling the last half of Feb ruary. The northern part of Califor nia has been deluged with rains. We rode for miles over the lovel river bot tom, where more water was Islble than land. At Anderson a rain poured down that put all land out ot sight. Redding has 4000 population. The olty marshal told mo he had throe po licemen, the four men keeping the peace day nnd night. There Is a Car negie library at tho depot to advertise tho enterprise of the town. The val ley grows wider ami there are occa slonal orchards Soon we were riding through pruuea almost continuously. The country U all turning green here. Bnrtlet pean. almonds, ramni... involuntarily gives nn occasional thought of fleas. There aro very flno roads through this valley. Whore tho soil Is not nat urally good road matorlal, and much of It Is, tho roadway is mado of tho granlto sand material, and Is as hard and smooth aa a cement walk glorious for speeding, autos or cycling. Tho lovel floor of tho valley is encircled by a dim bluo rim of mountains In any direction. Take a strip of tho richest Iowa pralrlo CO to 100 miles wldo, and reaching from Minnesota to Missouri, and yon havo tho Sacramento valley minus climate. Tho great wheat flolds of the Sacra mento valley havo to bo herded at this season of tho year not with fecks, but against wingod onorcles from the air. Mon on horseback fight off flocks of wild geoso and groat sand hill cranos that darken tho sun. Ono man had to sow a thousand act s of wheat a second time. His eon, who saw ser-1 vice In the Philippines, got up a ma- chlno gun from tho Presidio, hlrdj somo Chinamen to gather and dmi tho birds, and has sent 14,000 geel to tho 'Frisco market, making ntonfl money than his father did on hi wholo wheat crop. Darkness ovortook us as wo course over tho flat level floor of the Sun monto valley. Tho sun was sinking fa to tho Pacific, behind tho Coast rua tho foothills a vivid green with crcet of winter wheat, alroady as high astir first board of tho railroad fences. Ti i think of tlfo first ploncore who fai theso then pathless mesas, where mi towns cluster In sight of each otic, nnd tho spires of cities shto nrnhut tho background of mountains. How many n lonoly vigil thoso path finders kept by tholr campfitw, that our overflowing civilization might fcurd Its empires of agriculture. E. HOFER Mrs. Mary Hoguo, of Albany, cml Town this morning. e)eM&ao&fflaeQ&i839S8a3998S Lots nf Now (InnAcz I "WHITE SHIRT WAISTS: Never was better for the orice White Skirts worth S2.00 for $.50 Nightgowns worth St 50 for : . . . ,$i AS Muslin Drawers worth 90c for $0.62 Embroideries, special lot at 5c a yd Insertions, extra good values at 5c a ydl A word about Umbrellas, did you see those we are selling for $1.75, cannot be duplicated for the money. Rostein & Geenfeatm 302 Commercial Street. - mmm.mmmm-WM mmmM mmmmwmmmmwmmlmmm-mmmmm-mmmwmmmimm " ' ' l I ..I . I j840i-049ejffw.i.c i9i99 1 5rTuiw, ponchos and prunes are arm in- , t oarloade her We havo enjoyed our1! test yoa forget. We WlU sav Wt aro Mff agents fof r;, .L J ?ome f thef est lines crfStoRS" I BK -rSSP" "UNIVERSAL" "MA cSTlebea"? MONARCH-" The combination log practically all of the country, and a great dl more of the people than who rueWng through by night. By leavti SUmm oa tho morning train and stopping over night at Ghmdale Roeobttrg wold be better to see nil of the Cow Greek caayoa, but you have to got up at 4 o'clock al thee again at Dunsmuir or SUeoas. you ,, giR4 soenery oa the Southern Pacific In throe rfaya tb os any llae ja the worW I kiww of. Maywood eoJoa)- is at Corning, aB there are large l-yearoM niaatattow of oraagoe aad lemons. Around the hotel an few S-yeanold troea la bear lag, Aveauea of palms are jdanted in vaslQue dlreeUona, Oao baglas to fejl that he la in tho land of wnshJae, aad R. M. Wade & Co. '""WWWWW., arritt & Lawrence There'sSwh7rA vZTl 5! 6etter 0rof tun anybody tnes where you get GOOD treatments GOOD goo irop m and 8 for yourself. ouo p a Q0cBRY.