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DAH.T CAPITAL JOTJBNAL. SALEM, OBEdON, TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 6, lOOi.
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BY HOFER BROS.
a certain amount ofeommon property)
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MAY, 1904, 13.287.
"WAS
Tho Btntcsmnn Intimates tfiiit thero
vra a. light between tho Kejiubllcan
factions at Salem In tho city election
JfonJay. v
No nuch intimation is warranted, un
ices th'bro nro facts to back it up, and
the question is, If true, who woro tho
faction fighting ho ticket!
It must havo been tho faction that
was dofcated at tho primaries, jrhlch
'ever that may havo been.
' Tho leaders of that faction camo out
in tho papers nnd said thoy would sup.
pert tho wholo ticket.
But tho leader of that faction, who is
bonorod with holding two Republican
officei!, was very busy early, and lato
for tho nominoo (!)."
Tho suggestions of the Statesman as
to the existence of factions may bo pipe
dl reams, but tho result in tho strong Ho
publican fourth ward gives somo
contains, and in thepotlfor, tho arable
land and pasturugc.-In both caserfthcro
Is a common amoulit of responsibility,
in th'o ono caso for nil tho debts and
in tho other for all tho taxes and com
niunnl obligations. And both nro pro-
jtect'od against tho, ordinary- conse-
querices of insolvency, for thorfamlly
cannot bo deprived of its h6uso or no-
and
T1IEEE A FACTIONAL FIOHT? "f "? Bri,tural implements and
. m. i-mI ml tl, I tho commune cannot bo deprived of its
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TA majority of 43 for tho independent J ' , ' . . , . !, ,,
, . , , . oxocutivo bureau elected by tho asscm-
land',byiirhportunato creditors.
Tho ZemstVo isa kind of local ad
ministration, which supplements tho
action of tho rural communes and
tnkes cognizance of thosa higher pub
lic wants, which individual communes
cannot possibly satisfy. Its principal
duties aro to keen tho roads and,
bridges in proper repair, to provido
means of convoyanco for tho rural po
lfco anil other officials, to elect Justices
of tho Peace, to look after tho primary
education and sanitary affairs, to watch
tho state of tho crops and tako meas
ures against npproaching famino, and,
in short, to undortnkc, within certain
clearly defined limits, whatever seems
likely to increnso tho material nnd
mornl woll being of tho population. In
form, tho institution is parliamentary
that is to say, it consists of nn as
sembly of deputies, which meets onco
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nominee at a polling placo on tho prop
tatty of ono of tho alleged factional
Headers shows that systematic work was
done.
If (hero is such a faction as that, it
sippcars to bo lod by mon who will not
fluppart a Itopublicnn ticket unless thoy
n dlctnto tho nominees, and own tlio
official nftor ho is olocted.
Such Itopublicnn leadership, that
must carry on its political work with
owned chattels, that substitutes one
annn powor for intelligent givo-nnd-tako
co-operativo leadership, is un-American
And unworthy.
Thero probably nlwnys will bo fnc
tlons in any political party, but tho
great mass of Republicans hnvo littlo
nso for spolls-mongering dictatorship
that assumes to deliver all tho favors of
.Alio party far In advanco of elections.
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TEE NEW CITY OFFICIALS.
Tho peoplo nro to be congratulated
on tho election of thb wholo Itopublicnn
city ticket, nnd especially on tho choico
of Cornelius for city murshal and chief
of police.
Tho wholo ticket is ono of tho clean
est, us politics goes, that 1ms ever been
olovntod to office
Kir. Cornelius mado a clean, gentle
manly campaign, for tho nomination, and
for tho election, and goes into ofllco
without pledges.
As usual somo of tho prohibition lend
ers woro nrruyod ngaiust tho Republi
can nominee, nnd worked shouldor to
Ahoulder with somo of tho liquor deal
ers, lint theso mistakes of judgement
nro unavoidable.
With clean, nblo and progrertslvo city
officials, nnd u bright and progressive
board of nldormon, this city hns n
splendid future, so far as its municipal
government goes.
i l'horo should bo tho most harmoni
ous cooperation for tho promotion of
our ltuiuiolpnl welfare. Let us all pull,
for Grontcr Salem,
bly from among Its members. If tho
nsscmbly bo regarded ns u. local par
liament, tho bureau corresponds to tho
ministry. Onco every throo years tho
doputies nro elected in certain fixed
proportion by tho landed proprietors,
tho rural communes nnd the municipal
corporations. Every provinco nnd
oach of tho districts into which tho
provinco is divided has such an asscm-
bly and such n bureau.
Tho Zomstvo la composed partly of
nobles and partly of peasants, tho lat
tor boing'docldcdly in tho. majority,
and no traco t)f antagonism seems to
exist bctwon tho two classes. Landod
proprietors nnd thoso who woro onco
thoir serfs evidently moot for tho oc
casion on a footing of equality. The
discussions nro always carried on by
tho nobles, but on more than fow oc
casions, peasant members rise to speak
and their remarks, always clear, prac
tical, and to tho point nro invariably
listened to with respectful attention by
all present.
This nssombly meets in Scptotnber,
nnd In December tho assembly for tho
provinco meets. In general character
and modo of proccduro it resombles
closely tiio district assombly just de
scribed. Its chiof peculiarities nro that
its members aro chosen not by tho pri
mary electors, but by tho assemblies
(Ceinstvos) of tho districts composing
tho provinco, nnd that It takes cogniz
nnee only of matters that concern moro
than ono district.
H. I I tl !
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r-&rjk:
'All roads loo.d to
" Fame," said Golden
Gale, "but I shall meet
queer people as I do.
"Not everyone cares
or hlh-j$rnde coffee;
some prefer the cheap
rank kinds. Some
dealers prefer to handle
bulk floods Instead of
coffee packed In aroma
il&ht tins.
"I'm uniform in quality;
I was aticd in my native
country; I'm smooth
drinklnjj rich-aromatic ;
I'm full weight (honest).
With all this In my favor
I cannot fail to please.
"I'm sold.on merit,"
merit will win!!",.
Nothing doe, with GOLDEN GATE
COFFEE but adduction. No
prliea no coupon, no crockery.
I and S lb. nromo-tlijht tin.
Navar aoltl In bulk.
J. A. Folder CSL Co.
Established half a Caatnrr
San Frunclico
tic, rndical; ago is conservative, some
what infirm, not ns sanguine ns it was,
and inclined to look on tho dark sido
of tho picture.
An obsorvlng visitor from Europe,
after thoroughly viowing conditions,
says: "It is only a matter of time
until in tho United States tho spirit of
tho West, controls by forco or moral
suasion tho spirit of tho East."
JOURNAL OPEN FORUM
Correspondents noed not sign
names to communication In good
faith, and not porsonal, and of local
Interest.
Favod Streets,
What paved streets mean to Salem:
It means streets entirely clean of
any mud In Iho winter.
It means dustlcss streets In the
summer time.
It means n beautiful driveway for
our four-in-hands.
It means quicker transportation for
all vehicles, and for bicycles a solu
tion for tho sldownlk controversy.
It means that our poor firo depart
ment horses can make a firo much
faster on tho paved street without tho
pitying drng of the heavy cnginos.
It means a gonornl brightening up
of tho business centres.
It menns a good impression will bo
mado on newcomers.
It docs away with the laying of
crosswalks, which nro both' expensive
nnd objectionable.
Lastly, it moans that Salem Is
AWAKE nt Inst. May tho knockers
get in their holo whoro they belong to
make wav for ENTERPRISE.
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"WIIAT 2EM8TVO IS AND DOES.
I'ow studies nro fraught with moro
interest to tho nvorngo student than
that of civil government.
Wo tiro all students, some working
bardor than others. Somo with ambi
tion, Htimo without; somo with an ob
ject nnd purpose, somo drifting along
just because they havo to.
Civil government is tho law that has
como down to us from Home through
nil tho chani::g conditions of tho cen
turies; it is that part of tho law of n
ntnto or nation whloh concerns tho civil
yower ns distinguished from tho mill
rtnry. Kvory country hns Its own plan of
fllvil government; tho following con
tjqrnlug "Russia, from tly work of D.
MeKuiulo Wallace, an Kngllsh mom
'.bor of tho Itussinn Oeogrnphlcul So
tuty, should bo Interesting:
Tho Itussinn puuaant family is u sort
of prlmltlvo association In which the
iiu'iubors havo nearly all things in com
inun, Tho villugo nmy bo roughly de
mirlbed us a prlmltlvo association on h
Jargor scale,
.Hotwotm those two social milts thero
-nro miiiiy points of analogy. In both
thero tiro common interests and common
responsibilities. lit both thero Is ft
principal porno mi go, who is In a certain
noiiaa. rulur within,) and ropreaontatlvo
8 rognrdu tho outsldo world, in tho
urt oiiso otilled tho head of tho houso
bold, and lu tho other tho villago el
dor. In both tho authority la limited,
In tho one wise by tho adult members
of tho family nnd In tho othor by tho
bends of households, lu both thero is I
HOW TO OET UP.
Harry Lehr, Now York and Newport
society louder, will retire.
Why notf Ho has had his day and
mado his fortune.
A fow years ago Harry had nothing
but n hnndsomo fnco and figure. Ho
wns n struggling salesman who could
scarcely innko onough to pny his tai
lor. Ho patronized tho best, oven in
thoso dnys. '
Then ho startled society by wading In
n fountain at 2 a. in. with Mrs. " Fred
die " (Icbhard.
That nettlod it.
Aloro was tho orlginnl gonitis tho
jaded 400 nccdod in their line.
Ho was introduced to tho very smart
sot nnd plnyod tho buffoon. Ho ncted
as ring innstor at society circuses,
danced as a ballot girl, gnvo dog and
monkoy dinners, played tenuis in n
bathing suit, wont shopping with a
chntclaino bag at his wrist, woro oven-
Ing dress with turned up trousors nnd
did sundry nnd divers things that
plcnsod and ontertnlned tho set.
And his final accomplishment and
tho ono ho doubtless had most in view
was his ntiirriugo witu n wenituy
widow worth nnywhero up to ten mil
lions. And now, rich In woll-cnrned honors,
high in tho esteem of tho oxclusivrs,
crowned ns tho clovorost cntoror that
u surfeited cllquo hns over known
and with money to burn Harry Lehr
Is to rctiro on his laurels.
What n lesson for tho poor and am
bitious jfqnt.it
You can't keep n clever man down.
llo will rise on stopping stones of his
dead self to higher thingssuch as the
use of other in en's dogs and moukoys
nnd parrots nnd silly wives, to mako a
holiday for all tho elite.
Dah WUZ, a cat, which kltch a rat,
An', my, but sho wuz prou-ud.
Aw tnk' do rat 'way frum do cat,
Kn soz, "rats not nllow-ud."
Den how dnt cnt sho luks nt me,
En rufllcs up her fur-r,
But w'en Aw gits hor catnip, she
Fergct do rnt on purr-r.
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Raro Pictures for Exposition.
A feature of tho fino arts exhibit at
tho Lewis and Clark exposition will
bo tho Italian display of raro art crea
tions. Italy has applied for a largo
allotmont of spaco and somo of tho
best works of Italian artists of tho
presout day nndsomo of tho old mas
ters will bo hung at tho exposition for
tho first Unto in this country.
V. Zcggip, commissioner gonornl
from Italy to tho Lewis and Clark ox.
position, has loft this country for
Venice, whero ho will mako a careful
solcction of paintings and othor works
of art for tho exhibit. Somo of tho
rarest paintings executed sinco tho Bo
natssanco aro on exhibition in tho royal
Italian art galleries, and ns Commis
sioner Kcggio will havo theso to select
from, it may bo said without any oxag..
Jgeration that tho Italian art exhibit;
nt tho Lewis and Clnrk exposition will
bo tho finest over displayed in this
country.
Owing tu the great valuo of somo of
tho paintings they will bo brought to
Portland under tho enro of special
guards.
Booms to Lot.
Editor Jeurnal: Bolloviug that tho
Journal is interested in tho wclfaro of
Salem In more wnj-s thnn one, it
would bo very much in lino with its
popular policy to sound a wnrning
noto to tho peoplo of an impeding
famine. Tho famino will not bo
wheat, hay or hops. It will not bo a
famino of suitnblo candidates for po
litical snaps or of mud, but just an
ordinary, common, unromantic overy
day famino of rooms to lot.
There nro several hundred people who
nro today living In rooms thoy would
vacnto in 24 hours for hotter ones.
Thero aro hundrods of poor but ro
spectablo people who would be glad of
the opportunity to movo into a mod
ern flat or rooming house. Thero aro
ninny inquiries for rooms every day.
Whoro nro theso nowcomers which nro
to tnnko up our 20,000 notch popula
tion going to stay! Thoy can't nil
build houses. Thoy can't all live in
rooms which nro oven now nlready
overcrowded with tenants. Whoro do
tho peoplo of Salem expect theso other
10,000 to stay! Do wo oxpect to
build them anything to live Inf What's
the matter with tho peoplo of Salem f
Aro thoy asleep? Along with all tho
now rooms needod by theso now resi
dents will bo n corresponding demand
for modern ofllco buildings. Salem
needs more now ofllco buildings, now
storo buildings, new houses and flats
to keep tho incrcaso in our population.
In caso of PorUand being overflowed
with Lewis nnd Clark sleepers, Salem
will be called upon to help out. Ts
there any effort being mado to supply
tho demand! Thoro should bo a dozen
big, modern rooming houses or fiats
building right now. Tho fact that Sa
eom is becoming moro and moro n
schooK center is another good reason
why moro rooming places should bo
provided. Salem will find herself in
n bad fix in a short timo if sho don't
get nwnko nnd put up some buildings.
Sho will havo n town full of peoplo
who can neither find plnces to sloop,
buildings to start business in or of
fices to locato themsolves. Wako up,
Salem builders, and when you aro
rondy for mo address.
BENCH NO. 4, Marlon Square.
Don't trust tho koy of your skeleton
closet with your neighbors.
THE EAST AND WEST.
Tito great nnluoneo botween tho
East nnd tho West In our country, is
tho iliffoioneo that marks youth and
old ago.
iouth is hopeful, vigorous, potimis-
Ask vour doctor, then do as he says
I If he tells you to take Aycr's Cherry Pectoral for your throat 8
cough or bronchial trouble, then take it. If he has anything
better, then take that. Only get well as soon as you can.
Delays are always so dangerous In lung troubles. ,'μ?
Canada Will Exhibit. i
Tho dominion of Canada will bo rep.
resented nt tho Lewis and Clnrk cen.
tounial by an exhibit characteristic
of hor resources, and will build a fino
pavilion in which to houso tho exhibit.
Canada at first declluod to tako parti
in tho fair, but hns reconsidered tho
matter nnd will havo n most credita
ble display. It is believed that the
uxhibit will bo mado up for the most
part of features tending to show tho
opportunities for settlement of tho vast
itomesicau inuas or iannua, anu tnni
plans will bo mado by tho common.
wealth to head a good part of the ex
pectod immigration in her direction.
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Two Crops of Pears.
Forest Orovo has a pear tree that is
maturing tho second crop of pears this
year. Tho tree is normally a summer,
pear and boro a good crop of excellent
fruit at tho usual season, and after
that was ripened it blossomed again
and ia beginning to ripen ns if it were
a regular soason.
COMPETENT JUDGES.
Hnur noctora Endorse HerplrluV.
Women who make a business of beau,
tlfylng othor womon come pretty nent
knowing what will bring about tho best
results. Here are lottera from two, con
cerning Herptclde:
"I can recommend Newbro'a "IlerpI
c!Je." as It stopped rny hair from falling
out; nnd, as a dressing it has no super
lor.
(Signed.) Bertha A. Tntlllnger.
"Complexion Specialist,
"2914 Morrison St., Portland, Oro."
"After using ono bottle of "Herplclde
my hair has stopped falling out. and my
sealp Is entirely free from dandruff.
"(Signed.) Grace Dodge,
"Beauty Doctor,
"196 Sixth St, Portland. Ore."
Sold by leading drugslsts. Send 10c. to
itamps for sample to Tho Herplclde Co..
Detroit, Mich.
Dnlel J. Fry. Spaclal Agent.
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Fine Woolens ancl
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At Wholesale and Retail
Gent's Tailoring a Specialty
LADIES' TAILORING will be made a prominent
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148 Court St.
Opera House Block
J
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