Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 21, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textfcr-- yWIBppPWWIWiiWWBWWBIHMSI nt. gjaSIWWJMMl Wgy! '""Ti'.r' rv rjH- jr- I? i AM,Y OAXXTAZ Z9VMXAIf, MALXK, O1S042T, flAgPRDAT. JANPART 21, 1805, s" . if H ti DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFER BROS. official OENSua salem. MAY, 10W, 13.287. ZBTDILD A GOOD SCHOOL IIOUBE. The board of education of this city fibs it In H power to do a creditnblo jiloco of work fur (ho enjritnl of tho talo, Thoy nro rommineloned to erect a new liigii tsehool building, nnd very few wcirtrJetlon nro put on thoir nrtionn. The district hns n enh Mirplua with fpnwont tax levies that will amount to tflfiy or sixty thousand dollars in dbrcu yonrn. Why not tako tho estimated surplus crevcntieu for tho noxt throo years and ercet building that will bo n credit 4e ti rlty and tho stntof Of noiirso, thoro will ho those who -eay n good frame building in good rooiifb. Why attend inonoy on brick r ntonoT fitnesn for tho greatest boon an earth ly power can confer American citizen ship. It was easy to defeat this inaid ious enemy. Then Democrats were moro numerous in that Icguilatnre than the- prevent one, and there wero many Populiflts also, and with a few inde pendent Republicans the attempt was smothered in negative votes. Binoo that time, up to the proscnt day, no convention, stnto or county, in Oregon ha ventured to express itself tin dissatisfied with our present man ner of voting. No patriot, arose among us to set forth tho iniquity. of tho sys tem. The enemies of tho secret ballot have romo out into tho open. Yet in every legislature session since the en actment of this law tho attempt has boon made, nnd always originating in Portland, to rush through an amend ment similar to that defentod in 1803. If tho question wero beforo tho pco plo of Oregon for settlement by voto they would indicate thoir satisfaction with tho law as it stands emphatically, Logkslnturo and legislators nlwayv look or hopo for n vast publia charity to cover and ovorlook their sins. Tho people nro, after nil, easily reconciled to tho pllforlngs from thoir rights by tho most wily politician. lie who can ncricti unlcs the demand of the strik ers is met. The administration of tho German industrial schools, ss of tho system of general education, does not rest with tho gorcrmncnt of Berlin, but has since the earliest days of tho empire been conducted hy tho various kingdoms nnd principalities. Nature as well as necessity mothered tho invention of the lntho, tho first of tnnchino tools. It wns built originally botween two odjaeent large trees, near which grew a springy sapling. Lathes like It nro used today in some of the Asiatic countias. SOCIAL EVENTS Jiut this Mtnto is growing rapidly, and tho public school system is ex frame legislation for his own cupidity gxmding under tho impulse and ideals nnd override tho well-known desires tt an ambitious people. No community ever made a mistake sb building grandly and greatly for Alio jwJJdlo schools. Bo wo say to tho wehool Imnrd, don't build cheap. Consider tho prldo of tho people In Alielr public schools. Consider that tiko Srign Hchool Is tho people's college, and !vo us tho best. Tho best high school building that ictux Sm erected under tho clrcumstauces 8a mat too good for our children and tffboM wlto coiiii) after us. Wo have onnugh cheap, perishable twodim buildings, llulld ono good imo good ono. (lo and sen whnt other dtles of 18,000 to 100,000 are doing and nr right. o 3EBPISB NOT THE POLITICIAN. Tlwre nro those who dosplno the palltJnlnn ami rry him down as nlto ijfolker bad and his calling unworthy. Stut to bo mieeowiful in politic re quire ability of nut a mean order. Wlist does It requlro to bo sucouMf ill f lt It 1m said thnt mnny "nro able o succeed In professions, In making money, or in gninlug social position vim fnll in politics. BfcHs it not require- moro real abil ity to bo a good Hlltlsiitu thiiu to be lawyer or doctor or to mko inguey usr ehluo in society! Thn miet'OMful piditlelau mind know feuman nature, must bo wull-ltiforinud about public mutter, must have n inn Atry of facts mid situations. A polities! ntrugulo develop all n wan 'it resourcos, his putieiice, hi foro eight, bis snguelty, his IntHlllgoueo and Iiia honrtty. Vbr ht tho bottom the wan who suo eds lit politics in tho Intiu; run must m liunimt in purposo nnd Imnest In his relations with Individual. Tho highest training of the ultiimi M received In a pelttienl eampnlgu, where lie gos up Hgnlnst all thnt bt wvWt null strongest In his follow- Jli&oit and eo-nmliltlmi rlvuU for gMHilsr favor. Ti tU AUHTKAIJAN BALLOT. It I 14 years sluso tk legUlatHr ttf tho sUt of t)reiH inwetsd tU meamiro whleh v know as the Ah tralinn imllut Ian. Orwgtm pHpl are suiytlilHg but mtueurlal. Thoy take not Mndly tu rhHgo for tli imK of chsnue uuonot but wbiH the just Md rtntMH Wo hsH); whUk trt pr4el liy Ko AMtrallau lkllut IMgwn U tho ulrrtbn Uvtn hM muting, wro Mt twforn the pu4 of Ohjh in the siting of IS0. tbtwit whs Hot cHHty ,nveMtlH Ih the kttw tUst dellHel i Mtvwpt tk K11 NIUMullUOUt to the ttxUHtig Uwsi my, wwre, the d ntsud of the hm4 of Ike ntste wns tinsntuiMM d wwHiwlir fwr tk yasg' f tW jNld tow tUt v wry truMkty mhivihUh U Its ptMtfarw nnd ths Utt (MHVuMttotM f vvury )virtjr xptpxt UeMvit with H )utvtMftU4ii us kwriiljr In tvt af the !w. Th kkitsiro uf 1M1 m ttHl the HMHMHir mImsmI mtnty. Th AwtilU r r ImMi kw vr Hrrtkl nt miIUmU MHWhIm. Its tMK mthmI ftiMH Wmw hh4 vrf.i4Ml imsUiMms a mwt h4 lrigttv t whWh tWy 4sfwi )kttty MHht t Wis It Into 4U6vw 1y iwrtVtttK ' r4,w MUsMf4 U WNnhtM1 lHMM tM Mt livui Uy tks (msw wMkMML T vtiiK H m$ wrt vf stffl 4 wttbl uv l fiv( ttwes wMt MsilAbfc WwstWs 444 Tho flrt lteHpt l twstsf wtU fats Uw k Ih 1 wImh live 4l rvtartl t risir ttw MwtNMilk uly &r tkrDUitk Mt &)l kt V kWMi f rHrtttt as and paramount interest of his coimtit uents bocomos after many hnir- hrendth oHcnpes a lender In politics. Government and legislation are pro foundly simplo things. It is but the chlonnery nnd craft of rogues thnt makes tho system do complex that tho loft hand knows not whnt tho right jmnd doos. In n eomatoso comment of tho last legislature, probably when tho honorn bio senuto of tho state) wns about en tering for the coromony of a senato rial voto, or when tho morning pnpor had just arrived and wns receiving tho scrutiny of tho mombers to sou what tho cartoonist had douo with them, n measure practically obliterating the spirit and purpose of tho present elec tion law was passed. Governor Cham berlain vetoed tho bill. Two-thirds of the men who voted for it, for whatev er ruodon, would undo that act todty If it were ponxllile. They know, ns ev ery Intelligent man knows, thnt if tho luechnuienl process of making a mark In a square or circle, thus endorsing a IHtrtlsan nomination of n straight tick et, regardless of tho men ukiu thnt ticket, shall bo tho manner of voting prescribed by our law, it will bu souse Ihss wnHto to maintain tho form of se crecy iu our elections, and we may ns well march up to the polls tugged nnd branded us in tho good old days. Hut good sense prevailed and tho govern or's veto was not nverrulod. Tho old law stands. , Thorn are many who doubt the oper ation of thn present registration law. Under It fswer and fewer are regis tered each year. More and more fcro sworn in on election day. That law should bo nmundtMl so thnt tho well known resident eltlMn need not regis ter every two ywtrs or oftotier. There are mnny whe deny the validity or the eperutlvenwm of the new dlreet pri mary law. They believe that It should bo amended or repealed. Hut there nra none to And substantial fault with tho present Australian ballet law. If Its simple provisions, found iu the old blue vtiluma In the stnto library, wore followed as ttf registration and numlwtleus, It would be found to contain n remedy for tho mlsnt legls lntlon oh those ewlijets. What Ore- fOH HetNls ts not the rHul of the Aus trnllnu ImIIoI law, but the extension of Its well known and c leorly derinl prluviples to the subject of rRitrw tloH and uowiHStlan b direct vote. A boy of 11 who livos at Hamilton, Out., wrote to the czar nsking for some Hussion postage stamps. Kccontly he received from tho czar a complete col lection of Ilussiau postal, department al nnd local .stamps in n magnlficontly bound album. The collection is said to bo worth several thousand dollars. Tulnro lake, in California, onco nnvi gablo by steamers, is now perfectly dry. A man on foot can safely crow it at any point, nnd in some places the ground is hard enough for ft team to drive over. Tho cause of this condi tion Is tho draining of Kern and King rivers of their wntora by irrigating cunnls. An Knglish warship recently nrrived nt I'eurto Arontns nnd saluted tho flag of Oosta Itica with 21 guns. It took the gunners of Costn Wen two hours to answer tho salute. They had only ono old muzzle loader, which had to bo allowed to cool after each round. But the salute was got through in the courso of the day. Queen Aloxandra of Knglnnd cele brated hor sixtieth birthday on Dec. 1. Tho festivities nt Sandringham in honor of the day wero very simple, the mnin feature boing an entertainment for tho school children of the estate at which tho Queen and her guests per sonally attended to tho wants of the little folks. An Indication of tho immono busi ness being dono in tho iron trndo is the congestion of tho tracks by cars load ed with tho products of tho mills in tho vicinity of Homestead, Pa., and other manufacturing point. In one yurd there were six miles of cars wait ing movement ono day in the early part of tho mouth. Hawn-Towle Wedding. Miss K. E. Hnwn and Mr. J. E. Towlo wero united in marriage at the home of the officiating clergyman, Ber, T V TWnt. on South uommern. .front, nt 12 ri'clook, January 10, 1003' ' , 1..1L The contracting parties are ui t.1-1.1.. .......... toA vimid neome ' 0,B"V rwj'vrkori ,.-. ,, r- . Shaw. Ore. Mr. Towle was iormcr.j a popular school teacher of thU coun ty, but finding horticulture more con genial and profitable, he is bow an ex tensive fruitgrower. The bride is a very popular young lady, who has a large circle of friends. They will re side in Shaw. L. E. Towle. brother of tho groom, and It, CInxton, brother-in-law of the bride, were present at the wedding. Woodmen Entertainment. A vory pleasant social was held at tho Holinan building last evening in tho Woodmen and Silver Bell halls after the usual sessions of tho lodges. A largo number of friends wero pres ent and wero enjoyably entertained. Tho following musical nnd literary pro groin wns rendered: Music my Evans' orchestra. Drninntic recitation, Miss Gertrude Johnson. Music by the orchestra. Vocal solo, Miss Ninn Johnson. Musie, orchestra. Selected remnrks by different mem bers. After tho program a social time was had, nnd the Ladies of Woodcraft served light refreshments. Later in the evening dancing was indulged in nnd tho whole wns a very pleasant nf fair. ROYAL Baking Powdei MaJces CleaJ Brea.d With Royal Baking Powder there is no mixing with the knds.no sweat of the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility, sweet, clean, healthful food. ,. . ,.:, i thc"Royni Baker and Pastry Cook" ffX f bread' biscuit a"icake S RoyS Sing Powder. Gratis to any address. ,om . raw. x '" "" "" "w """ PERSONALS Washington Legislature. Olympiu, Wush., Jan. 'Jl. Numerous pairs dotrncted from tho interest, in today's senatorial ballot. The Demo crats complimented C. 8. Voorheos, of Spokane. The result of tho voto wns as follews: Foster 30, Piles 21, Sweeny 21, Wilson II, Jones 7, Voor heos 7. The house amended the Lewis and Clark bill by cutting down tho np preprint Inn to $75,000. HERE AND THERE A WiiwoiuiH dog, by stepdHg cm tke trijjxer of gua. skat a y. A Uk l W Vft opH all day sad all aixkt U h ktte Xw Xph. City pn-wt. UetJfc Ht tk MM 'JKeir tka iIm' him m ymr . aaUoewl Wakin t W M3.MLW Tk MtaHMpult' of SfMaatM Italy, luw vt4 a rata af 1W t 4m Ar4 l m a pretnlnw U 14m MHajMtilttr wk itrwmaM ike Vt 4apf mIhmm fr HmmUn aad Iu akwrW. Tk )Uti VvMwtM m Willi Pmihir SI, IMS. Hrynu aud Jones Call on President. Washington, .ttn. ai. W. J. Ilryan, aceninmnl(Ml by James L. Jones, callel on tho president today, The two Dem ocratic leaders wero cordially received. Mr. Hryun said he hud expressed to tho president his approval of that ex ecutive's uttitude nu the proposed railroad legislation and federal lietmnon for all eorimrations. It is said tho prwddent whs not averse to reeelving DemocrHtlc sjMirt oa these questions. Mtlllkon Dismissed. WakiRgtm, Jan. xl.-Captaia I)- vid It, Millikea of the Twenty seventh Infantry, wko wn reeently triwl nt Kwt Sheridan on the charge of mak ing faUe sUtetHOHts, was foaad guilty by iMHrt martktl and dlmalsd from the amy. Mllllken, it is alleged, mar rieil a WHpla. tait reporte.1 himself aa married. Preparatory Class Party. Tho home of Dr. Mott was tho sccno of n first your preparatory closs party on last Thursday night. Tho rooms hud boon very tastefully decorated with tho class colors, aud everything jKissible dono to mnko the occasion a pleasant 0110. A very interesting program was rendered, consisting of the following numbers: Address Wallace Trill. Piano solo Theo Bennett. Heading Vera Byers. Vocal solo Niua Johnson. Heading Wnllneo Trill. Vocal solo Vera Byers. Vocal duet Nina Johnson anil Vera Byers. Following tho program various guuic wore indulged iu, chief among which were tliueh, panie nnd pitt. Be friwhmeuts wero also served. Sophomores Meet. The snpheinore elnss of the univer sity met at the homo of Miss Belle ('rouse on last Thursday evening, and nfter transacting some neeesary busi ness spent a very enjovable social evening. The popular games wero ployed, refreshments were served, and tho laforatallty which marked the whole affair made it n very enjoyable evening. Thlrty-two Lives Lost Madrid. Jan. 41. Thirty two per m lost tkir llvws la a fire whlh was af taMd4ary origta at Centinl last aickt. Sevea kssis weie re4l, HiHfMkStfdly aa a rslt of a l.mjr 4aad lag fead. ladaaa ttkMrata ( tk aaaker af W M Us 8kea& river, lWltUk 0- -aiwduHt" U Ika lw jvip4ag ulsU, m a atrtk for It at a m it prtieW fr a dmakwi r MdtlsHattt vtr t rwl wit U tke Tk amakar af ftwoiga hmUK laselally tkM aaadag fra Xaaia, kave 44fty crtwn, Iwt a oarafai ady af lk ataUae at tU Qotwua nlvfltte aeta ( skaw tkt AatsMt Uv m ba adUs t (kit la- NHV Nw Odllector for Yanulas. Wa-kiaji, Jw. tl. Tk aowiaa tUa af Ckarlaa U. Qrw as eolteot- ar of tmimm far tka dtriet af Ya 14a. Oraraa, wa iHMt to ta Miat today. Tnwt Compay Supdi. lu Jaa. tl. Tke Cits' Savia rwd aad Traet aaasaaay st taday. (satal stack, tl&MttQ, Tka asffMtta art aetlauied at tIJM.. Mtt. Rak, tk c-xatmta Tefutla; t sit wta tkaft SH l- ladUa wamea WktRat'. rViacua ltaadaaka Car re- Itstvas frasa ? laitaaOv. aad k kaK amUksad UadaaaUi ta kd aaka, tttwa tka nn, away gAt k kaadaakss tayw riu. Bv. ry fat Telephone Company Organized. About 20 of those interested in the Chemawa Independent Mutual Telephone company met last evening at the homo of 1 J. Beaty to formu late plans and ejected aAiears and did such other busine) as was deemed noaaswry for tke construction of nn tntupaadent telephone lino. The fol io wtag olUeers were ckeeea: W. Good rlek, president; R. (1. Haadwsoa, viea preaidoat; K. J. Hall, secretary. Said etlieers will act ia the eaiweity of a beard of director. Messrs, ltickataa and Vergoaaea are tke coaiaiittae for securing tke rigfct of way. Arraaga weats waca wade for supplying tka poled aad work is kagua. Tka next mmrtiag will be keid oa February X n Bartenders Bxtluded. ladiMaapotle, Jaa. al. A rale adopt ed Uy tke wUers' eoavaatioa tlv xrladsM salooakaepers aad karteadars ffaat MMMikereain. Serrl k..)uj vilt k atfaetad. aoWrt Hssd.U, tka WyiNr d4eu, vtaa acaatUd for Mttaaktag Praaidaat WiicketL )a rwi. d a kail far a ailaf Saaday aUkt aad iavitad all &ta!, u kfarkai Od af tka rasa. It is aadaroo.i iw ImwV keasa. Miss Charlotte Ohio has returned to Portland. Miss Carolyn Willis returned to Port land yesterday. Gov. George E. Chamberlain went to Portland last night. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Teabo, of Cho- mawn, arc in the city today. J. A. Finch, calendar clerk of tho house, went to Albany today. Dr. J. P. Calbrcath was a passenger to Portland yesterday on business. Miss Gertrude Hirsch went to Port land yesterday, to remain over 8unday. Otto Hansen went to Portland yes- ctrday morning on a sbort business trip Judge Bean went home to Eugene today to spend Sunday with his fam iiy. Mrs. B. Frank Meredith and little daughter have gone to Portland for a visit. Mrs. Theodore Roth went to Eugene today to spend Sunday vrihher huS' band. Frank Litchfield and sister, Cora, went to Yaquina today for a visit with their brother. Mrs. K. Cooko Patton and daughter, Luella, left yesterday on a visit to Mrs. Patton 's parents at Gresham. Misses Beryl Turner and Kate Lee, of Albany, attended the basket ball game in this city last evening. Miss Kva Smith has gone to Port land, where she will spend a few months with relatives and friends. Miss Palmer and Miss Wiggins have gono to Portland for a visit with Miss Wiggins' sister, Mrs. Ira Reynolds. Miss Eva Savage, of the Monmouth normal, is spending Sunday with her imrents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Savage, Mrs. C. Starkey, of San Francisco, arrived yesterday for a visit with her son. B. P. Starkey, manager of Edi son V. Thomas Paalson, one of the clerks at the legislature, went to Portland kt night to spend Sundav at his cd a similar position. His many 8a lem friends will wish mm nbundant1 success. Cover Simmons, a well known farn, cr from near Silverton, was in tho city today. Mrs. J. A. Aupperle, of Jefferson, came down last evening nnd visited friends and returned homo today. Mrs. May Kellogg-Sullivnn, of Seal tie, who has been tho guest of Mrs. Hofer tho past week, stnrtod onrouti to Oakland today, whoro alio will spend the winter. LEGISLATIVE t home, -Mrs M A. Miller ami daughter, M.v, luanita of Lebanon, are in the -ft. PMd a week during ,he legis- to oodburn yesterday, accompanied iVkii K whe has 2 WUard L. Marks and Bob af Albany, were in tke eity last even hf wl officiated at the AIba X Wiaatte basket ball game, 7 W" -Mr. a.d Mr A. White have . Arekia, c. A. Whit. ...1 n J0"' WW of v WMh - U WUI. Uiak .., C.I'- Joka-Crair... a'I.:""1' .. - . "K"W, iUw Ld S. R. U, Malarkcy. To ndd new rule to rules of senate. Referred to resor lution committee. S. B. 143, Pierce. To appropriate money for tho operation of tho port age railroad. S. J. M. 3, Avery. Memoralizing congress to pass a bill for tho put chaso of tho canal nnd locks at Oregon City. Adopted. Third Reading of Sonata Bills. S. B. 88, Smith. To amend charter of Pendleton. Passed. S. B. G9, Nottingham. To nmond sec tion 4624 of tho codo rolating to the transfer of stocks of goods. Passed. S. B. 70, Coshow. A bill for nn act to impose liability upon employers for injury to employes. Reported from the committeo on revision of laws without recommendation. On motion of Sena tor Rand the bill was indefinitely postponed. S. B. 71, Coshow. A bill for nn act to repeal section 49 of nn act approved Februarv 24, 1903, relating to laying out, improving and relocating county road. Referred to committeo on roads and highways. S. B. 83, Laycock. A bill for an act to amend section 232j of tho codo de fining tho boundary of Grnnt county. & lassed. A message from tho covornor was read in regard to tho claim of Captain -uuuen. Referred to tho judiciary committee. Vdjourned to 11:15 n. m. Monday. w il. PortUad werday, Mas Z by 1 ttU li.-u .... .:' a,0lI'i . ge to PortUad u . ; weeks Skew lawr will . 1 " SDQBil &.. 1 " TJiHI IV- J. n. Cedes wim a te ttecaM tkks wmnimg. Jaca MeOtaa. ef Pwtkxad ha u .1... ... . - i w f nil e iH.a. t . .-s f n tv a aiw Aa Oaaartvaity. Udtas' Aid MekH - ,1,. ,. UnU Oaafrfalhaal tkarek .U . a ekWkaa ale waper at tke ek.1 ilM- . v., -r- -"" wmm vi .UMtaeatk aad INewy ttisMt, We.la4aT 1 In Mi rr ft a . Yeo Have Kt Deakt SeMked -Aad ier aican. kat kava y, .. tided tka La Caraaa, tke W 10. K aWKII, (JM Va WAWICKsMMNCg AMK m 4V- lB u eM a U a vifOag skre yk af 'f uu a iifr k U. daagkter, Mr, frizr tek prU oa t1ir -.. ... " . Mil .. STJ ? u war 2' , wke kaj w- ,";4,WU, J10 fmmt-c. retarn tn'rA i?.uJt,tu(le of small expendi tures make you poor; lnm!2ia njnltjtu(Ie of small sav iflismake you rich." to dSS h Bavlne ,s the direct road conK6 fc Ve eoliclt the ac- n.r .. :.lu.ueo. wno wiBh to Bavo Dart nitkTt , uu W,'J,, lo Bavo " Sew ttn k,nc0lae nnd P'aco mere it wji ha on ml,, ..: wtereet paid on deDOBlti of on Hnl. . "1 ?arning eomething. UrermnV: u "u,u?P81t8 ,0' one dol- anytln can De n,ode ai iDgs Department CaPital National Bank tka J- K Kek wata ru.nr w ' w. T i. "Pwx. yif -4. CWWi -.- " - - "nt a jr r2t' . Wa ii W Wo 6lv our customers. 1 PU tha In cooking. mac SMITH'S 1 STelaB"MeaaeMeaaBajaj I I II ! 22?L Coekinc: S 3 a puty ftttwm" 4 Ikwi J kit Mv ) r-fw4 t w1k i tke a u ! pra I . 1 r tka li. JW ulj' ytalay. CAFE