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DAILY CAPITAL JOUSNAL, SAXEM, OSEQON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1901.
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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY HOFER BROS.
Republican National Ticket
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York.
For Vice-President,
GHAfl. W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indiana.
For Presidential Electers:
Q. D. DImlcIc, of Clackamas.
A. C. Hough, of Josephine
J. H. Hart, of Polk.
B. A. Fee, of Malheur.
(Miss
ATJF WIEDEESHEN.
M. Agnes Kelly in Yaqulna
Bay News.)
21o taore the glowing embers
Of bonfires gleaming bright,
light up the cliffs, or soft gray rni'st
' That veils the falling night;
No more tho light winds Iiston
As thoy sweep gently by,
To words but faintly spoken,
Or nigh that answers sigh.
so in the past. The people whose ex
pressed wish has been cast aside by
this same clique are not taken Into
consideration. AVodtlburn Indepen
dent,
The Independent should name the
men. . '
Of ooursc, it would not omit the
editor of the Oregon Hible, politically
spooking, printed at Portland.
It wouldn't, lea vo out the editor of
the New Testament, again politically
speaking, printed at Salem.
Could it make the people believe one
of tho big four was not the editor of
the 8a lorn Statesman itself J
'Last, but not least, would the Wood
bdrn Indopindfent man have the in
justice to loave himself out of the list
of the four men who are responsible
for things done in Oregon?
For our part, if we are to . be in
cluded in the above quartot, wo wish
to deny that he have ever been deaf
to the call of tho people, and we wish
to enter tho same denial on behalf of
the statesman from Clackamas county.
Hut perhaps the Woodburn man will
not include him in the big four, not
even at our request, nnd should wo be J
who trust him. He is about the only doing while the Democratic party and
man In the community who is permit .its leaders have been denouncing. And
ted to handle funds without a bond. Jyet the old flag still waves, the consti
When he proves recreant tokhis trust
he strikes a body blow atfconfiilence.
tokhis
tjgonfld
lxitnum
He should receive tho maximum pun
isbment and that maximum should be
imprisonment for life.
The people are slowly formulating
this belief:
If you steal a little you will get the
limit.
If you steal enough you will be let
off easy. f '
That is a dangerous belief) but not
so dangorous as the facts that go to
make up the bcliof.
o
Ko more tho phosphorescent gleam
Of drift logs on the shore,
Entlecs man or maiden fair.
Tho summer days are o're,
And now tho cricket's plaintive croon
Completes tho autumn day,
And full moon's splendor flings a path
Of gold across tho bay.
TWgM laughter rings no more above
Tho breakers' lonely moan.
Kor eyes flash mischief Into hearts
Of those now left nlono
Where once wns written on tho sand
A dainty, girlish name,
And then erased relentlessly
By pearly wnvos that eamo.
No dancing footstep echo now
As flny go drifting past.
uininT siiuiiiii ijc promoted in a
never so willing to give him our place. lie manner,
LET US. TRY PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.
Without in any way antagonizing
the prosent private ownership of pub-
lie lighting, tho city of Salem should
try u public ownership plant. ,
Those who favor public ownership
should organizo and mako the effort
to secure a public lighting plant for
tho cltv.
A public ownership rluli ntmnM l.o
formed, literature circulated, and the e , ,e
u are lum iy our ivemocruwc
friends that the expenditures under
I tut ion is still supreme.
Republican policies have carried the
country to the forefront among the na
tions nud our people have progressed
and prospered except when checked by
Democratic legislation nnd Democratic
administration.
Untlor Roosevelt and Fairbanks the
progress will be still onward nnd the
flag and the constitution will command
the respect of the world.
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THE COST OF CLEVELANDISM.
The contention of Vice-Presidential
Candidate Davis that the ndministra
tion of Theodore Roosevelt hns been
nttended with extravaganco in public
expenditures, nnd the figures recently
given out by Edward Atkinson on the
same lines, have failed to convince the
prosperous farmer and the busy mer
chant that a return to tho conditions
under Democracy and free trade dur
ing the administration of Cleveland is
"It feels so
rMvuuoitJ
v n rstnmacn k wdusa
rJ I get blue and despond?
My doctor says it's my stomach. ' And what did W
doctor tell you to take? Ayer s Sarsaparilla. fcc.JJJ
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Convenes in Extra Session.
Providence, Sept. 13.-The Rhode
Island legislature convened today in
extra session in response to the call
ro..ontlv issued by Governor Garvin.
The matters to be considered and acted
.. -xtnti.'A in thp
upon uy me session " -
covernor's power, the constitutional
initiative, providing that 5000 electors
may propose specific amendments to
the' state constitution, and the meas
tire conferring upon registry voters in
cities the right to icte in the election
of citv councils.
What la Life?
In the last analysts nobodv t
mil. u ui .uu,v mm it ls nj
inw. aouso mat law oven
?in.n rnnnlfd Ti,Amit.. if .
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derangement of the ornnna ....,,.
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Die. ur. lung's New Lifo Pin,,
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iy ru-uujuBiH mis. it's gentk
uiuruugu. juiy zoo at J. C. KJ
urug siure.
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A MODERN INSTANCE.
Stealing chickens, six years.
Stealing $54,000, 18 months.
An Iowa bank president stole $34,-
000 of his depositors' money.
The judge In passing sentence upon
I this man gave him 18 months in the
i penitentiary.
I In tho same penitentiary to which
!this bank president is committed n
man is serving six years for stealing
n chicken.
In giving an account of the rich
prisoner's demennor the press reports
say ho "took his sentence very
calmly."
No doubt of ft.
And so did tho judge who sentenced
him take the sentence calmly too
imlmly to suit the sense ,of justice of
decont people.
the present city charter is very fa
vorable to public ownership. The
peoplo should undertake action before
thnt charter is amended.
All that is ncccssarv is to mihmit
Cleveland were $2 less per capita than
under Roosevelt. But we had no war
under Cleveland, or results of wnr. We
had no Panama canal undertaking. We
hnd no rural free delivery service. We
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Has world-wide fame for marvelous
cures. It surpasses any other salve,
lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts,
Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ul
cers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; in
fallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed.
Only 23c at J. C. Perry's drug store.
.. .,,.. .,.!: ...:.t. . ., i had no legislation looking to irrigation.
. i'.ui.i jiuwuuii mm u certain num-i "
ber of signers, and the city council ! But U must be nJmi"eJ !" we had
must order an election. on0 t,linK under Cleveland which we
If the matter is voted down that is lmve not ,"ul um,er 3rcKilll".v or Koose-
the end of it. If tho proposition car-! volt- Wo ha'1 Uencit8 J1' nftcr year
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niiii n consequent increase in debt.
It is said thnt Socialism is on the
The warmth has left tho sunset's glow, iaereM0 ln u country. There is no
Ii .,!, .i,i nn, i...k .doubt of It. And the reasons nro plain.
One reason may easily bo discovered in
Us glory could not last!
Afc, uweot nnd winsome summer girl,
When you nt length depart
Have you not oven left n sear
TJpon tho summer heart!
ries the city must proceed to install
n plant as soon ns practicable.
The Wilcox property offered the
city has from 500 to COO horse power
ready to convert into electric light.
The water ditch with about 20 acres
of land, nnd the big brick mills nnd a
perpetual water right are offered for
50,000.
From n sanitary standpoint alone
the city should acquire the ownership'
of the North 3IIII creek ditch,
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Nearly three-quarters of a billion dol
lars was tho cost of Clevclandism to
the government nlone, to say nothing
of tho cost of several billion to the
people.
MEN ARE POWERLESS
WHO ARE Tlffi BIO FOUR?
Thn Kalem Htutesmau doubts thnt
four men can run this state of 500,000
population to suit their ovrn Inclina
tions. Nevertheless, they have dono
tho modern instance just recited,
Socialists can hold up the deadly par
allel at tho head of this editorial and
say, "that is justico ns it Is exempli
fiwl under your present system of so
ciety. How do you like it?"
DOING AND DENOUNCINO.
It must be remembered thnt the
party which is today denouncing Rooe
The. volt and tho Reimhlienmi in flm 9mn
and
party which denouced Lincoln
called the war a failure in 1804
Is the same party that denounce!
, ,.. - " 1 nau no cnoice dui
urant In 18i2. It denounced MeKinley growth and beauty.
To FlKht Atralnut Dtncaiie Vnlcia They
Strike at (be Underlying Cause.
To treat Dandruff, and Falllnff Hair,
with Irritants or oils on which a para
sitic germ will prosper, la like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having a right understand
ing of the fundamental causes of tho
trouble.
( You must kill tho Dandruff Germ.
Newbro's Herplcldo does this because It
It Is specially made to do that very thing.
wnen tno germ is removed, tho hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
MiiHUtMiiM mum 1 1
Voget Ltimbe
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Ftiei Company.
Rough and dressed lumber,
sash, doors, lath and shingles,
ash and fir wood. Salem Ore.
Down town oflke 112 Court
street. Telephone Main 2451.
One block east of S. P. pas
senger depot.
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ALL KINDS OF FRUIT TRAYI
AND ORCHARD BOXES attJ
snop oi
G. F. Mason
Miller streot, South Salera
PHONE 21&1 Red.
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ttaaattBtei
(i
i Cheat
Seed
PILES
up to the very hour of his death. It' ""csiroy tne cause, you reraovo tne
The mnn in charge of a bank who Is ery easy to denounce. It is not ,' !?; ,,.. ,...,, .,. .... ., . .-
uviLi uv icauinic in iikcini.i. nruii iisl iii
sample to The Ilerpiclde Co.,
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loois it is ten times meaner than the easy to do. Kver since 1860 tho Repub 'rnps for s.i
ordinary robber. Tho banker robs thoso licnu party and its leaders have been ' "m",!
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Sold In tilsm by 8. C Stone
Call for Ftm flampltrs
We have lust received a m,
lot of choice seed. Call in ujl
Rppnro what vmi nw.l lfAUl
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is gone
Seed Vetches, Seed Rye;
Seed Oats
And a complete stock of gm
and clover seeds always 7
nuiiu. '
we handle only good iwtf l
and you win find our prlceiti.
lowest In the city.
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FEEDMEN and SEEDMEN.
301 Com'l St Salem, Of.
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..b iwu ever urucrca your uroceries from
Haffitt & Lawrence
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G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
INCORPORATED
WHAT'S THE USE WAITING
Fo Cold Weather Before Buying Youi
FALL SUITS?
If not, you are away behind the tlmP. TTnn-oiro, ft,. -,-
ways glad to see new patrons, and If you call on' them, you will bt
more than pleased. You will find th.m at tie comer of Commerclil
and Ferry streets. i
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JiflNB CLOTHES MAKERS
NEW VOWS.
By getting it now yoa have longer wear for your
money and a larger assortment to pick from.
If yoti want somethlng'that will pat you In a distin
guished class by yourself, come here and walk off with
a snappy suit of
"CORRECT CLOTHES"
Handtailored by SCHLOSS BROS. & CO.
The pteturo shm tho signing favorite In fall npiwral. This Is the nam
suit U.o hut ilrossod young fellows in the Ijig oltios aro new wearing.
There Is nothing in tho style, fit, fabrto or tnllDrins that would suggest the
Idea that It wns "Itondy Made." Qn ii0 Qthur hand, there is everything
to Indicate thnt tho swelled mwehant tailor might have made it. .e
wouldn't think of ehnrgmg you less tljjnj40 tt It. We Km (It you.
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A PEEP INTO OUR
ICE HOUSE
will show you why It Is that
our meats are always fresh
and appetizing In the hottest
weather, when meats would i
spoil If not nronorlv pared for.
It would also show some of tte
fattest sides of beef, tender
and fine quarters of lamb aid f
mnltnn n..n M .A 1.1. S
grade nnd low priced.
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OUTFITTERS TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE
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THE PICK OF THE FOREST
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Has been taken to supply the stock o!
lumber ln our yards. Our stock 1
complete with all kinds of lumber.
Just received a car load of No. 1
shingles, also a car of Una shaktil!
We are able to flu aay and all kino
of bills. Come and let us show jwr
our stock. ,
Yard and office near S. P. paseBf!
depot. 'Phone Main 651. !
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I p.,11 i.n, .. ,rv"WiRLEN, 258 Commercl.,. -..
; McDrler brand-tbe bwt fa?' Cedarbrok whisky formerly thi
. uTerea ic the city llmlu .nJ ' ' AU orders filled and Je-
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tember. November Pebn,, for Riming a COurse in Sep- f
' vuruary and April. f
th. NormalJf AIMING FOR TEACHERS i
ases. Write for JJ J, lts aurance of good positions at good ; J
ctlng course of Li tl,ST cntaIninS full lnfonnatIon con- i ;
real conditions m t0ffn JLfTB,BS ,a actual teachlne afforJed under , ,
, , 7"aM course 0f fitudy Z""J scaol8 d full details about ; ,
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