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DAILT CAPITA!, JOTONAL, SALEM, OBEQON, THUB8DAY, SEPTEMBEB 1, 1901.
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DAM CAPITAL JOURNAL
c DY HOFER BROS.
BOOSEVELT AND FAIEBANKS
New York Sun (Dom.)
Tlio campaign in jiow on. Doth par
tics nhl both cundidntoa liavo spoken.
On tlio ono bIiIo a conservative party
"Willi a radically inclined and erst
While too strenuous enndidato for Pros
Idont; mill behind him, for tlio vice
presidency, n nmii of undoubted sagac
ity, sound opinion) and inentnl nnd
physical promise of endurance.
On tlio other side u radical pnrty, J
.... V,,i- '..-. sL i.!tt. i..! ...,i,,i, ,. .1i T.Tofnn-n'cnnifi from Judeo' Parker's lips or pen
wim an ,inuanu capacity ipr hubchici .inuuuuiu uuumm ...v ...... jjg. ..v.... , - - -
and a stupendous record of mischief nc- which the first election of M&Inloy w- to indicate that he possesses a single
. .... ...... .. ,.-i.i...u..i fnltMnnl Idnu mnrkinc him us n states-
tablishcd. ! political Ulea mnrKing nim ub ii Biuit-o-
Two tilings might havo hnppcned to man of Independent Initiative, of
mako the choice of 1001 a choice he- ( courage superior to the St. Louis brand,
,,., !,iii,inul mHior Hmn i.niwomi of stature to command nnd lead. With
...HJ 0..n,1l.,rr nn H.oii- rn.nn.tli.n rno. Mm tWO CXCCtltlonS nOtPll, llO Is an CCllO
Iinri nir vii;u-irfUBiuuiit Uliu viiiudu ua- i mi huo ifii..i. .... ....... ..,...,,,.., ...- - - . ....
.... I ..... .... ... i ' .1... ..nit,.. nntl tinurrlif linuIllP.
treme age is the sole but sufficient reu- onls. Aoitlicr or tno two tuings lias oi mu tim.cni.u.., ...... ......6... --.
... .. I. ...,.. ....... 1- ! ..4 !. ..nlnnii'M ntinntltf fllllt
tually accomplished, presenting . for
President a conservatively Inclined can
didate of irreproachable character and
attractive personal accomplishments;
nnd for vice-president one whoso ex-
son for iipprehension In enso Ills succcs
sion to tlio presidency.
Bucli is the choico before the indc
peudent voter, nnd It Is tho indopond
ent voter who will decide this election.
l,a,.,.n..,..l Tlin first nnnnrtiinitv wns Ho is Vet tlio unknown nuantll I mil
deliberately avoided by tho co'mpromis- he was throughout tho preliminary pe-
Ing tricksters at St. Louis. Jhe second riod of slleneq prescribed by judicinl
was deliberately thrown nway nt Hose- dignity. Instead of rising above the
.,,., ...,ur,i,. iinrrim. M.,n n,rl. iiintfnriit. .Tndpn Parker has crawled
It VUlUr ViUKi Will IIUCIUU HUB Ull-tk.V... I lliuui.i. ;iDi.t'iUJ1 .... .. "tiugu .... ,-..- j r-
Ho cannot take Judge- Parker on tho or's gold telegram of 1904, offsetting in pretty Ignoinlnlously beneath it, In our
Itcpubllcan platform and record. He somo degree this two free silver votes reluctantly expressed opinion. He him-
. -. -ir ti it .iti. n. . t - ii.. i iuoh r.n.1 1 linn .. .1 im.. unit ima iii.prApii rnnr r.nii piinicfi in mu
cannot reject iur. jiuusuvuii. mmuut iui ui;u jw"u ..'. juuf ami '.- w .... .....
beckoning to tho distant Hun; without ring a politic nnd anti-second term independents shall be one of parties and
helping to open tlio gntos (it power to pieugu which migui nave ueeu muue, rucorus nun iiiiiiinv3, ii .-"" "
political forces of uniiienstirpd ilcstruc-1 perhaps, more gracefully in an innugur- men.
tivo potentiality. It seems better to al nddrcss after election, nothing 1ms To state The Sun's position and its
reasons therefor requires no metaphys
leal subtlety of explanation. The main
consideration is as broad ns tlio nation s
interests. As the enso Is now mado up,
we prefer the impulsive candidnte of
the party of conservatism to tho mildly
conservative, temporizing, opportunist
representative of the Hun vote in tne
background. Wo havo moro faith in
the distinct promises of the Chicago
platform, not ignoring the many seri
ous defects of tlint document, than wo
havo in the miserable hollbroth of dish
water and dynamite concocted nt St.
Louis n month ago by a pnrty afraid
to renounce its criminal follies, mid
tasted vesterdav nt Hsonus by a re
spectable candidate who declares with
gusto that its flavor is admirable.
We shall, therefore, advocate the
I nlnlllftnl t Pnn.ni..U . '
""uu -"uuouvcn and ti.
and advlso tho dnfnnt t
iJ1L t VL rka
ivuviBiKiirusurvinir our own .v .
dcponilgnco of organic control.
irocuom ai juugmont ns to ttb
clfle. ntiestlnn ncpnrrlnn i .
; .;...:, """ rtnilM
lion. xneouoro i(ooscvclt')
mood continuo, nnd if ho is i.-V
tho discourngor of precipitau,J
niniiyti ui ins ciuow. I
In tho politics of tho EmpiJ
so mr ns tnoy concern stato mwl
shall support tho candidate j
may bo tlio partisan doslirnatlnl
ticket, who scorns to us the mJ
to givo tlio peoplo of NeW yJ
honest nnd competent mlmlm.
their public affairs so grievotiW
nntl fn wlnn Anf tlin uli.i..iA ..
...... ... .,.,. ..v ... H...UIII' amj,,'
existing grocery conditions at ii
THE BENIQA HANCOCK DISC PLOW
Against The Wotld
Hee Ate a Few of the Many Commend
atory Testimonials We Con-,
stantly Receive
Halcm, Or., Aug. 15, 100-1.
Mr. l A. Wiggins,
Halem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: Will toll yon what wo
think nf tho Itenlcia-Hancock Disc
Plow. Wo would not do without our
plow, Wo can plow wheu other peoplo
that li no tho old mold board plow have
to wait until It rains.
Wo find early full plowing an ndviin
tngo becausi) wo cau sow boforo tho
winter rains commonce, nnd results
havo been good with us.
Tho dlso plow will plow where tlio
mold board plow will m stay In tho
ground. Pour horses walk right along
with tho gang. You must lmvo plenty
of weight to maku tho plow run steady.
Tho I)ls Plow scours In our soil, red
and black, tho dirt will stick to tho
dlso only when tho dirt is between a
wet and n dry.
Wu could not plow our sido hill land
uutll wo had the rear wheel controller
nnd front furrow shift. The jointers
wo havo not used enough to say, but
think thuy will bo nil right.
Tho llenlcin-llaucnok Dise Plow is u
good nil round plow. Yours respect
fi'lly, OHIMK8 HHOS.
Salem, Or., Aug. 15, 1004.
Mr. P. A. Wiggins,
Snlein, Oregon.
Dear Sir: I plowed M0 anros with n
Heiilela Ilniieook Dlso Plow. 1 am
very iiuipIj pleased with Its work and
nm sowing oats on early fall plowing.
Always raises about tun bushels mora
than spring sowing.
I can do just as good wmk as any
Chilled Plow on n sido hill with tho
rear wheel controller.
Tho jointers nro sntlsfactory. Yours
truly. W. J. IIAHHItliY.
Mucleny, Or., Aug. 20, 1904.
Mr. V. A. Wiggins,
Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: In reply to your lotter ro
gardlng my opinion of the Honicia-
Hancock Disc Plow, will say I think it
tho best Dise Plow on thofynrkot, and
were I to get another would got tho
Hancock, on account of Its weight,
which is u great advantage to it nnd
peoplo who buy lighter plows will find
it out to their sorrow. I liave used the
Hnncock two seasons, and know whnt 1
am talking about. T find tho Simcrnl
Jointers a good thing to turn under
stubblo nnd trash. I havo not got u
rear wheel controller on my plow but
know they are a good thing and expect
to get one. Tho fact is I would not
farm now with tho Henlciii'IInncock
Disc Plow. Yours truly,
HZKA WILSOX.
August G, 1904.
Mr. F. A. Wiggins,
Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: I consider tho Dcnicin
Hancock Disc Plow all right, especially
for early fall plowing. It is n good
pulverizer nnd it goes down to tho bot
tom nnd turns up new soil. I think it
will scour in any soil if properly hand
led. I used it on hill hind without rear
wheel controller, ns I did not havo one
on my plow. It appeared to do all
right. ouId do better with rear
wheel controller.
I think the Weight nil right. It runs
much lighter than a mold board plow
and you can do so much more plowing
in a day. Yours truly,
GIBSON' MKYI3KS.
Salem, Or., Aug. 4, 1904.
Mr. F. A. Wiggins,
Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: I regard tho Benlchv
Hancock Disc Plow ns a valuable nddl-
Tlio fourth successful season fur this time tried plow in the Willuin
otto Valley.
Wi wild our fir Rni..i,i.lfun,.n,.l.- niun 1i... : n. j.n ... mm ...... mncocK Uisc
are now entering our fourth year of eoi.stnntlv increasing sales. Dllr- ,nrmer ' "tfit fr th fo1-
In.. tl..,M vn.., ti. ...,,... i,..u ...i.!.,.! I.." ... , lowing reasens:
... - j .. i., j ...... ,mmli iiuiut L-iiiuiiui, nun inaiiu t, u, ,. .. . . .
-. ........ n ...in iu uiiii pinning ins
and
today
this
lannli i.linnirfia na linvn Itnan uiti.i...al.l 1... nu....u; .,11
- w "" '" v hHrawi .,,, vAn-rii-iiL-v, iii louay tins ,1,,. . , , , t, , ' .
plow holds a place several seasons In the lead of any disc plow on the , . ' ,,nys ROt 8,,0rt nnrt
1...1 ' tho rnillS cenin: tlin ilrnff i..n.. i,
, ...w ...... v 1.,. tlu tl
market.
Salem, Or., A'ug. 2, 1904.
Mr. F. Ak Wiggins,
( Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: A fuw words in 'favor of
tho llenlcia-lluneoek Disc Plow might
lie of uso to you. Tlio plow that I
bought of you Is all' right. I hnvo
used It in all conditions of plowing
and find it nil right. I plowed .'Iii neres
of summer fallow In tho mouth of Juno
U'lintl Mm iirmiml u'iib .I... n...l I...-.I
I.. ...... ..... .....tti. ,,., .., 11.111 lllllll,
and did n good job of work. I can
plow with my Disc Plow when u mold
l. l ii . ... 1
iiimru uiin uui ne usetl at nil. l Hko j
tho jointers, for with thorn one can J
turn under anything, 1 think reur
wheel controller a good thing, although
I have not got one on my plow, and I
nlso think tho weight of your plow is
In its fnvor.
'With best wishes, Yours truly,
J. DUNHAM.
littlo heavy, but the amount of lnnd
turned compensates for this fact. The
plow drops down and toars up land
tlmt W-OUllI nnt 111! fnnnlin.l 1... 41. 11
I " -". '-M uj inu 1I1U1II
board plow. The ground turned over
-. in very good condition. The woight
WEIGHT. ot tl10 ,llst' I'lnw ii necessary to hold It
Heavier tlmii others; a very necessary factor in hard cround !'" I''0 i:mm'1 u (,('01lrs "'ell in tho
" ' various Soils nml ivill ti. .ni
LAND GAUGE LEVEB. whoro aiinllinr ,,ln. ,....i.i ...
hmililing operator to swivel front furrow wheel, so ns to tuko moro X 1,ve not used a jointer on my plow.
... .v- .....,., i,.,., m.i.iiii,; mo i.iow to place in Hillsides, or hard.0"1 real wheel controller I regard
n vaiuaiiie part or tho plow. Wo
could not havo dono our work last sea
sou on nccount of tho rain, had wo not
had the disc plow and commenced
work enrlv.
Wo hopo to begiu plowing ns soon ns
is over una uetoro tlio rains
Yours truly,
W. J. CBAWPORD.
K.F.D. No. 1, Salem, Or., Aug. 20, 1W
Mr. 1 A. Wiggins,
Salem, Orogou.
Denr Sir: I havo uso tho BenltJ
Hancock Disc Plow purchased in
you for two seasons nnd wish to i
that it has given groat satisfaction!
dood. For early fall plowing it has 1
conio indispensable. I do not wait an
for rain, but plow ns soon as tho otl
fall work permits..! find that it lea
the ground in ns good condition as t!
ordinary milking plow plus one k
rowing.
It draft is less por inch turned tin!
tho wnlking plow.
I huvo never hnd any trouble in ill
scouring, though I havo given i( thj
most sovero tests. In heavy, wet
spring plowing it gives less satisfy
tory results thouclu oven here it ii
equnl, if not suporib?, to the walking
plow. A special merit It possesses ia
its material and workmanship. Mr
discs aro almost as good as njir, laro
nevor needed sharpening, yet I hive
givon it tho sovercst trinl among rocks.
Yours truly, J AS. R. SHEPXBD.
ground
BEAB WHEEL CONTBOLLEB IF DESIBED.
Which does the same with rear furrow wheel, both featuios milk
ing this plow the only ono that is n success on steep hillsides.
JOINTEB3.
Simplo attachments that do tho work perfectly, nnd havo provon
thoir worth in stubble or trashy ground, turning nil under.
DUST PBOOF BEABINGS.
No dirt ean enter and wear out bearings,
three yours.
.ot ono. replaeod in
A Few Ownefs of Benicia Hancock
Disc Plows.
r. M. Walker, Ihmoll; t. P. DcUuire,
Mllvurl.kM l.ilit. 1... 11-1! I
- ui.ii ittimwj-, rtMK couuiyj
f. J. Hlwerl, Mfulnty; Frank Star
buck, Polk ottUMty; Jo. Drmr, 8d
lieyj . A. Clrk, SkUihj Frnk Huhi
phreys. I'lymw; Churls Humphreys,
flyiuer; Win. Glr, ShUm; jMk
BinliiM, HiIvwMum; l'Vlllip le y.
loin; aimuM.t lirtM., Klumb; .1. J.
Hurley, (Inn is; j'n,HK Kellegg,
WhmitlHHilt 1). J. Henry, Newlierjct A.
T. WIh, SAleuit J. u rrowwU) KBR.
Htonj W. P. Hayee, Kiimtei KriiMt
Hhwi.lt, Polk comity j Pml Aehtllwi,
ailwii, UrlwM llrou, TurHr; S. W.
Mile, Polk eottwty, Uiekrtstl; The.
K.lwanl, Turatr; a. II. ltiwwH, Mr.
Ian. Tho Iivhs, 4r; UiUeu Myern,
L.uis; Kra Wilnoa, Ml ; vm.
Hliiek, KiwHNiitlv; Wwi Sgi, );
Klmer King, I.ewisburg; l H. Kser,
MhcIohj; H. P. Allen, Salem (Polk
rounty); Oregon Nursery Co., Salem;
John SykoB, Salem (Polk eeuuty); J.
U. Sheptirtl, Zeim; lUrrv Taylor,' Mne
Iwhv; Jwsper DenlwiH, Turner; Miehaul
Schneider. Sublimity; Alfrwl Zleloseh,
HhIwh; II. ll. ThiulMin, Polk county
(Snlem); l,iter Matthleu, Huttevllle;
I. II. Lewis, Huttevllle; J. h. Purvine,
MhcuIu; S. T. Pupp, ShUih; John Man
Hg, GwpvhW; John Mhwiii, Jr., S
lew; Ueurge Poiter, lirtlm (iok
eeunty); G. H. CfHwferil, Wm; W. J.
Crawford, Um; ItyroH Hurritt, Sttlem
(Polk eouety); f, T. GllUert. Xm.- r.
$, VmJmv Howell Itfe eound jilow);
urw irry iv, UeJr-fo0Hd pWw;
U. J. ftttitk. HowtL D. Him-.l.
Hkmvi A. siwrt. SkImmi it l). it
BEMOVABLE BOXES IN HUBS.
In enso it over becomes necessary to replace a hub box, no need
to buy mi ontlro wheel.
INTEBOHANGEABILITY.
Plow can bo built from ono. 'to n two, throe, or up to six dise if
neceeHjiry, one stop nt a tfiuo, without buying anything but the
bourns and dises. Some plos require now heads In making
changes of this sort. ' , ,
MOLD-BOABDS. ',,
Chllle.1 or steel us deeirwl, 'fb.r uo in uny sell i the state.
HITCH. ,r
All plows sold with eoHumlhitehea. Tk tw dt3a fHAS ,our.
horse ovener and iloHhUtrees. '
COMPLETENESS. ' V
All plows sold randy for-fwjyi Intan amf rr w)mI wntral
lers as an option. 'IE? f
hnrvost
come
August 2, 1004.
Mr. P. A. Wiggins,
Snlem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: Havo used thn nii
Hnncock Disc Plow two seasons for drv
plowing m fall, and
pleased with results.
bettor erop than sow!
If one would use
CK uise now lie would nevor have
any hard pan.
Plenty of weight Is a good feature
for the Disc Plow. Yours truly,
J. F. HlMPHRFA'S.
Mr. F,
Jordan, Or., July 30, 1901.
A. Wiggins,
Snlem, Oregon.
Denr Sir: Tlio Bcnicia-Haneock Dise
Plow is n grent success with me. IUm
all of our pen and cheat urounu 11
Oil. Have donn ll nnlnmliil inli nf wort i
Havo no doubt but wo can kill the blue
grass by dry plowing. Yours resjwt-
fully,
C. M. BEAVEB.
Salem, Or., Aug. 8, 1901
Mr. F. A. Wiggins,
Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sir: I hnvo used tlio Benie
Hancock Disc Plow nbo it threo yei
nnd could not farm without it. 1
tearing up old hard-pan. I enn coll
deep as I want to and with four horW
can do two men's work with n walkinj
plow nnd not bo ns hard on tho horsfl
as a threo horso walking plow wooll
e. ean plow on nny sido hill witk
the renr yheel controllor whoro I cs
plow with n wulkincr plow, nml cut i
full swnth, and when I nm throuzl
tie
have boon well . "' """ w,,0tt X nm tl,r
Think I got a ,,?1T,nBlt, erol,ni1 is "a'V '
ing in tho spring. J1"" W,tUont wonrinB M
tho Bonieln-Han- S0S out """owing it.
I would ndviso a lazy mnn that b i
rock on his farm not to get n Disc
Plow, us it will tnko him nil summer
to haul off the rock tho plow tears out
lours truly, j, C QONNOY.
&
The Bcnlcla SfdehlU Reversible
A cut of whleh we are unable to show, Is a itgi di for km aa
MttU ami wai is K,UK 8,,lwidlil satisfactioa. The eiwrator .ll
Pl drive the tea, back a. forth on the same side of the lud Z
.! ravmiiiK aa thr..,h. ,l,0 il the same .l.r,vt, u tilP't.me
A Few Owners of Benicia Hancock
Disc Plows.
i, oaiBJii f i'o k ooullH. n i ,....
el, Hueim Vjstu; K. F. Gbolwu' Un.
eoJ; W. J. lMrW Sllt. U'''1'1-
i ' M,nrt' w; Jorih aroruy
Maeleay; W. L. Cook, JSena; D t
MUlerraeleaylTraiAar:
r C iw. T?-VS' "' 8dcana P,0vv;
C Bolter, lrker Statien: Ai,
urp.r, Sidney;
Wlioatlund; State Prison; C. M. Be-
r, jorilnn; Albort urper, H. T.
Daviilgon, Jr.. Shtn.lnn- v.. Fdmunl-
n, Maclony.
Hosidos tho nbovo wo havo sold
number of ploWS throuch sub-ngonti
waking n total of sovon additional
plows sold from bur placo in Salem,
-Not n bad record.
F. A. WIGGINS IMPLEM
255-257 Liberty Street,
HOUSE
Salem
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