Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 25, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextiSSXfS'ti: 9JULT OXnXAX. SOVXXAX, SAXXK. OBEOaH, flATURDAT. FSBBTMBY 55, 18& J bWuwI32ka!23Ub DAILY CAPITAL JODRNAL BY HOFER BROS. OFTIGIAL CENSUS SALEM. MAY, 1001, 13,287. XHDUSTEIEfl THAT PAY IN OREGON. Persons wishing information about tur crops pay in Oregen will do well t aeek Information at first hands. 1 you want to know how rod clover eaa be made to pay'$24 per aere write to lion. M. L. Jones, Brooks, Ore. If yon want to know hew loganber ries pay at the rate of $S0 per acre write to Hon. Alex. La Follctte, F. 31. M. No. z, Ocrvait, Ore. If yea want to write to a man who hit made & great success of raising elrawberrles and learn how he make 41S per aere, address A. AUFRANO, Salem, Ore. If you wish to knew whether alfalfa earn be grown successfully in the Wil lamette valley, nddress Fred Achillea, F. It. M. No. 8, Salem, Ore. If you want information from a due ccsaful onion grower, nddress a sue- tatSul man by the name of J. It. Dim Etk, Salem, Ore. "Western Oregon in a natural dairy onnlry, and butter Is made without iee a Wimnier or without freezing in win ter,, Here are aome facts atutcd to the Commercial club byfr. J. D. liarber, f Marian, Ore, nnd you arc nt liberty to aildrena him: 'T find my plnee rented for several moasthn nnd got it book July 4, 100 . Ifrstn tho 4th to the 15th my check ffjM-m tho creamery wna SS.fll; from! JTnljr lfi to August 1, it was $la80. Some number of cows, but different Jfced nnd care. "Have 1GK acres of laud on the San tista river, i0 acres cleared. I milk 38 eown at present and many of them wJll b frwth Inside of two months. My ttasture is jtretty dry, some grcon feed and one bu&hel er cow onch day of Salt yror's ensilage. Hllos are 24 feet high and 1114 to 14 feet through. Ku talbgn lo JCol uow (August) us at any time, and mw eat it well. Have creed ensilage for ten years. Will turn ofT Hi hogs In another month. They are now running on peas. Have hauled o(T several hundred cords of wood oaeh year. 'Cows avornge over $800 a month from oream. Hold $1338 worth of hogs in 1102. Place pays $1000 it your. "Also sell beef cnttlo. Mr. llarlmr has idne wld bin hgs at Balem for tfi.flO per hundred, alive. WELCOME TO OEEOON EDITION. Tha Joarnal today is a welcome Oregon edition. Many sample copies are betag seat to Eastern fnnqlrers after homes in Oregon. Oregon will receive more- Immigration the next two years than ever be fore In the history of the state. Salem most prepare to receive them. The Capital City, next to Portland, will receive the largest share of this immigration. All the county for twenty-five miles around will prosper. This city is experiencing a building boom at present that has never be fore been known in its history at this time of year all winter. Hundreds of new homes have been erected the past year, and many more are In process of construction. Business buildings will go np rapidly. A now fifty thousand dollar school house will be erected this spring, and Salem will have tho best public school system in the state of Oregon. The Saturday Journal will havo special matters of interest to inquirers about Oregon. Oregon people should send each copy to their friends. Among the Sick. Miss Clara Hefcastrea, a student of VilHamette University, is confined to her root, on Asylum avenue, with la grippe. . , O. K. Welf, wbo has been very sick r. ...... tt it.i vitti ntLtutieonia. la to eaiem jisptK "- r is still very low. Mrs. Kate Hcff. of Cottage Greve, wm broogfct to the hospital yesterday. To Succeed Harrison. ik(..n v. 55. Judee Edward F. Donne this afternoon was nominated for mavor oa the Democratic ticket. TUB OOMMEnOIAL OLUB. This" organisation, whlh M main talned by the busine men of thin lty, It MipMirtml by their member ships nnd MiWrlptitiH tt the corre apoudeiiee fund which is expended for liternturo and pottage. Tlio eflleers nnd executive committee transact the huta nm carry on tht work by self frHerillelng tab for the community, all teudUig to keep this city Imforw the eye of the turgeat nnmbor of people oMible. All newcomers and new brtitiueM Arms nbould Uilt theHiMtlvMi lth the cluli td bear a share of the work of pro inottng public tntwrp.ri8 which f?vr$ lievc city HfHMla to eMourMge to keep AltfAast of (he Uhh. The ittl-rs of the club lllev that this city ami lh nvrroNiullHg eoMtttry in MarksM. i'olk aad YaMklll coumUm the rkht mm4 Imm fariwlag rtoM in I Ik wtrld a4 the bt ltwa wwder tho SH. If the cIhIi " ixwiure ik an-Ofefr-tlon of half the ciliaaiM t proM)gt ihU lnltf them mil lx an e.pHiu tovMMat take plac Ur that will m tontth tile Muiri coMMrvatlve. schools an many people arc. But he is an enemy of the common schools if he merely howls to have' them crippled or abolished and dees faver their exist eneo in any form. The friends of the public sehools might as well wake up to this fact and be prepared to make a stand nnd fight to tho finish. o POPTJLAB VOTINO CONTEST. The people of Balem are jostly proud of their public schools and are en gaged in a race for the best schools in tho state. A full twolvo-year high school course has, been ostabliihed, and don't you wish you were a teacher in tho Balem public schoolftf Then you might be voted for nnd oc cupy n box at the opora house with your friends to hear Hanford as Othol lo, Friday; evening, March 3d. Any teacher in any Salem school or college can be votod on In this con toiit. Cut out the coupons that appear in this jmpor daily and vote. A teacher in the Academy of the Bnered Heart, in our business colloge or university can be chosen, or a teacher in one of our normal schools. Balem people are proud of their city as an oduaatinnnl center and take a great interest in their school teach ert. Some of those teachers are persons of distinction. There is Prof. Hawley of the chair of history. He lias almost a national roputatlon. Those who teaeli our children and arc helping to make the men and womon of tho future uro worthy of any honor wo eon beitow on them. OREGON TO HAVE TWO JUDICIAL DISTRICTS Just before the house adjourned Feb ruary 21 Representative Gillette of Califernia called up tho senate bill, di viding the state of Oregon Into two! brought up. it needs only unanimous, vote to pass it. I The Portland Journal says: Wash-1 ingtoa dispatches indicate that the bill judicial districts. The bill was read and unanimous eonsent was asked to be considered. Several members manifest ed a spirit of opposition, but Gillette was given an opportunity to make a brief statemont showing the necessity for dividing the state. Ho said: "The hill has passed tho senate and has been reported from the judiciary and has pasted this house granting an other district to the state of Washing ton. Orogon is a groat state, fast devel oping, and in the eastern and southern part of the state it takes about a week to get to Portland where court is held. It costs a large sum of money, not only to tho government but to privateper- Nidacy recalls an interesting episode of I sons for witnesses in traveling that the late legislative session. Alter the great distance. It is bcoausc of the Irst indictment had been returned ' fact that the mountains run through against Senator Mitchell, there was a the center of the state and soothers I strong sentiment in certain circles of part is so cut off from where eourt is J the legislature to vote confidence. Sen- held that the people of that state feel'ator Rand, as the friend of Senator that this is a great necessity. Representative Payne of New York suggested that it would be more eco nomical and would serve the same end to have two sululi visions of the court held in Oregon saying that one judge could do all the business if there were creating two federal judicial districts in Oregoa is likely to Ik enacted. The first proposition, that the present dis trict be merely divided, giving the pres ent officers two terms in different parts of the' state, is not favored by those seeking to create the district. Mitch ell's measure put through the senate providing for two distinet districts and this is what is being championed in the bouse by the proxies of the Oregon ' representatives. Who will he the judge, if the mens use becomes a law? "Senator John L. Rand of Baker county," is a common anwer in Eastern Oregon. This can- Good Health to the Children Children especially are fond of dainties, and the housekeeper must look carefully to their food. As good cake can be made only with good eggs, so also a cake that is health ful as well as dainty must be raised with a pure and perfect baking powder. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable in the preparation of the highest quality of food. It imparts that peculiar light ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., and what is more important, renders the food wholesome and agreeable to young and old. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YCK. Oscar Norton, better known ns "Tip," wns among those going to Al Imny this morning, where, it is ru mored, ho will do Mtvoral of the main stunts, and perhaps will favor tho peo pie of that town by singing his new fa vorite, "The H.d City." two subdivisions. At this point Repre sentative Howard( acting nt the re quest of John Sharp Williams, minority loader, objected to tho further consid eration of tho bill and it had to go over, along with other bills called up under unanimous consent. Another attempt will be made later to seeure favorable action on the Ore gon judiciul bill. If it can once be with them. They are not feeling liko sheep when they recognize his superior ability in handling a vessel nt sea, al though there may, at times, lurk in the captain's mind this idea when he sees how helpless they are. In every place n Mitchell, was active in this work. A eaucus was held, and Senator Rand was rmlon ta ntnrAQq hid vinu-4 whinh ivnrfl , ". , , , .. " I on earth where men congregate ns Sflnntetf In Imth hnutAa I p l.ml. nnlitin a .0 n a nino an n lin.i organization and management as for a man to have a head on his shoulders to make himself available for human ex- It has been rumored for somo time that Senator Mitchell would urge State Senator Rand's selection for the new judgeship if it were created, and the faet that the latter is one of the keen et lawyers of Eastern Oregon, with istence. It is not the bossing of the people that is the great wrong, it is wnAi'5 1 mi MAI IKK WITH THE PEOPLE? Some Pointed Questions arid Startling Answers on Subjeci of Direct Nominati fBl to them throughout the statef If K it will matter little whether the wv is put into tho hands of the people o kept in a political refrigerator for pn vato auvantage. FRED R. WATEB& February 22, 1905. Tini OUBQON NORMAL SCHOOLS. Thw air U Mill full f rot and dw Agtirif talk Urat tk nil sued Mirage wr IW t4up,v la MpproprUtlaji money H ).. nomal twaoald. It Is uUM to tll Mek attttilMNl f lb vwmal a-aU that all Utks la Um .'.'. HMM-Uut mtmisvI ! nnd Qfgia a4 lw tkftu aUaMt any othwr UMm la tlMftir wptMrl It tt few-lv-M to tll tkM wb have ttUirtwa la to kill a Ik Ocf.ni mot nl ikttt that Harmul -smmW a hmh HHuttal t la public n-ckoaU tit-tut all wife hitfWc lipstitalkoaa tatriMftf. YfeU tk state ualvanrity and art M)iral Milage vduaal taa ekiklrv f ximm Wt U to ! W1 tllr avra kkidfM t W kigltar bwxukai, mmul fMuwlt belt yMUMf anpU t Wea iwblto rhl fa tints. lUtlar tt off vry dollar for the Mliirrity md tk atieitural l(fa ttu -! iff tb utMkkrat .uaal bMl 1 ( ue v ftr bamaAUaf ik4 Matrf l.-.i.U au iMlaiM tka gMti4l tnt) s!l Ta wh m4m Hrlkftf at tk mwimI wkMbt ItMlt trimi af Ik VHbli Wl. il way n kMMtly U fv iat iuiwv tpjKJ t f.t a rwl At the request of the legislative com ittltte of "Wisconsin, Charles Mc Carthy, librarian of the Wisconsin Free library riuitusuu, is carrying oa ex tenth investigations iuto the subject of direct HomiMatious. Mr. McCarthy has Hskad a Huwlwr of iustioM which arv strictly to the point a ad which bring Ht sturtllxg aiwtre, rvidMl em at- tNtio is paid to the tratk of the r jtlWa. Since swMciMt prepare was appltatl to kava wstaeted a wtat law reuiriag direct HOiMiNHtiofts, and wfUeiwit time has MtptMNl U which to tk work Up f Ihbi RMmUy daaaaiidwl ooa cm4on to tk Mf4 as it was opiUr Vy twin! w ant sUrtled at tho or atiH, nr ratkr the lmjrtbR af this Uw. IVr k law h MMaralLv dewaad si we whU liHVa dlsneulty Aadiag a a olkar paid m UttU attMtioa by the ppl at Urg. Mad a bill ad pMWl for tk QxprMS lM4t of ti ptfU our catwlid rMliva lo tko McCarthy in reaUpUiOM pMHt astMadUg facta It U tra tkat Many of the WA haatWd pulitlciaaa war not ia l at Uiract MaaiMUou, and fortaw iu - alfactaality. Today it U oaay to b oom it)- Ik isaotti tkoomsotxx W mmJi of a 4a4 Wtlr tkts popobtr ksw bv (Uvm Try powiM opportaaity to mka tk boot of a "woofl akolc" w Aa4 tko aoopis two la4irt aod do M4 hav ialcraat Moofk to Nkak tko Uw of dlrocl aoatiaatioM a wlfkly for tkrofcMt t&w kiai. Tk tortiaf soAsik of Ubtmriaa McCaHky, 4tM(i to a loewi mcmm, hi atikiMt xMa to Imm apoa la owMor as H tii fetal koto l our looal MlUoi otrcbi, A rooJtftl of tk saojoct MUor wt t4 to call ttatio to tko ooatlMf- anoh.orr bsactlvity vrkiok ka oWiutoo! tko Wottor porpfcM of this sfociai logUUlioa aad at roa4rd tk -rMiiaa of iu rxlaoiaoa 'nrtdl siiiifieBiOI9 e.l Hlitii-al aspirants and ai les de-camp were coittHllet to quietly arrange a slate similar to the old-time methods. The queationrt asked by Mr.Ic ( artky are oae that should be asked by the people of themselves. For the replies tk opl raaaot bbuHa tke usually ibiyed awd skiaacl caadidatee for the conditio broagkt to the sur face. In jtolat of faet the people are to blama, a ad tke qooetiow and an wrs will, wIUmmI doMut, auppert this aosertioa. Qoeatioa 1 aoks if a lari?er vote wns polled at the primary eloetion tkaa under tk eaueus-euveation svs- tewf Tko aan-r to tkis qaeatien i, No, And No eaa be eaelly verified by our poll-books. Qoeetioa t aaks if bet, tor men are Mwloated uador the direct primary tkaa uuder tke raucus-eonvea-tioa sy stout f All political parties have a laugh coutiag oa this reply, fr the people ehwted nearly as utaay I)omo- erats as tfcey U4 Itepublicaas. This o,ueUou of better utea u of lutle im porUuce wkM once jou stop U thUk tkat ajl SUut po4itloas Me eico me. luoulry ,W , aa t wketker or no usaay enadldale frosa ike ranks of tke people appear) tito'rMiy eaa mIv be. . im meu wko would not be oaudi ttates uu4r tko oW syoteei offer taeea solvee auder tke direct primary as4wt U qucetioa 4. Ajuia we auewor, No. Quoetiou aaks if tke direct primary ka dlmiaik4 tke iuiueuce of mackiu and bosei WkUo SoJosi poJ.lie wiU kardty boar ike charge, yet if tk k, by aay poeotbiliiy, in preunwv ia tk tuertM bM uaautt.d t m, wo are fopeUd to 4wit that tk ISstueswo k tko aojuo oM tkiag. XtUt tvuiimif tkooe sui-atUe. we are ratkor aeksiooa of kavu to asVuit euok twa. lkui tke truth rosuaiae tkat tke people kave Kot take a4 vmatage ibis opporluaity rf(ru tkeea exccptionallv strong political following, 1 1" "'sou" IS permmeu 10 seemed to insure him the place. If ho , creoP iuto the nrt that renders the P00 engineered the vete of confidence, ho pl fcarful an1 the Job a 8tunt b-v a showed that he appreciated tho work blul actor- Xo one can ,,elP n'lm'"ng of his friend, and was not among the 1 the nian who' in a n,omeut o emergen list ot those who were deserting in the cy and crisis' stePs forvrard aml takes time of need. 'fl0 'efld and ne e a ,nan wno nt . I only knows what to do, but does it, he is what we nil agreo upon ho is a hero and a leader. While the doctrine of direct nomination would appear to have a socialistic tendency, this charge against the people, taken as a whole, doe- not argue much for people rule.) f ThH a.ertion so often made by ndvo a) cat-, that the (feople are intelligent 9 enuuch to act upon nil matters and do On w ,UH neta organisation or management, is worthy of consideration, but the question of management and organiza tion goes without auy pushing into the certainties of successful political econ omy. The people are smurt enough, but it is a natural condition among people to want a leader. Therefore we havo generals, captains, officials, loaders. or those who MABEIED. DAVIDSON IRETON. At tha real dence of the officiating clergjiaJ Rev. w. S. Gordon, at 7 p. m, Uisi Mabel Ireton to Mr. Rupert RDiridl son, in tho presence of only & lew friends. Both the young people reside al LM erty. Tho bride is tho daughter of 111 and Mrs. O. Ireton, of Liberty, and i well and favorably known in this eitlt where she has lived. She is a grad: ate of the Salem schools, and very pc; ulnr among her friends. The groom 1 the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Davidsc: of this city, and a young man of hi; standing. They will reside at Libcrrq O 0) 9 9 99 I"ll' is that t!u- people d-n't know what they waat. an.i will not use it after they Rt.t what they clamor for, n.l that they ought to be damned, as the "bo" policy is supposed to im ply. The people have allow) tu i... of direct nomination to become a dead " Wh '" '" re,ity on,-v bctter letter, and are thus enforcing the old- """ or mmK than those lime retime, a uaju tkat can aly be """""g, erews ana followers. Pyed by sekooled polltieiaas. Now X di9raee ss to the people for tkat we face the facts, and the fuets ' w"atinR a lemler or for their iuabilitv are against tke people, what do we l Mt wlthout 0Be si " is only hu Iearn from the s-ituationl What sa!.'mn tur to w"nt on'- w,'n Adam ble conclusions can come from the as-'' wko,e '8r,,' ne ws"'t sat- pect of aUjffcty demand from the WBtU the L'r,' Kot li"' nrst ,--,. iw, mrvri aemiaatlM sad tkea s " ' 1"lM droppiag il Immediately after lis pe.' f ,"ri,y of lwlit'. """ th.ni a sage by the legislature, That it, uro.l,0ttioR f rfrU,vi,,& system, n.r.nage plug it se far as any effectual opera. 'mMt "Rd m niwtiM turning the tioa is ia evidence, 1 P0!1 ! without a political head. There is at least oae coaelasloji U l ' , FJlwiu dishonesty from the prac drawn, and that is: Tke people do at ' ' 8a tB cttveation bystom will want direct uoeaiuatlou. As uarauoxb I W'k l"U'r th U,et aomiaation. It ! as the -utualiou appears, tke facte " wo" ' t0 kvo generally suU.anti.te tke iafetMe that tke ime !m,-"Uwd juit WBBt vou '"" br div Pe do not waut tke direct metkoeTei hoetv- Pple believe that to aomimeUea. 0 woid j mkmgb ." vole for money is different k wfc Aett. from aereral poJbl, irlii it off for a job, siaee r. reoeoaa, tkere is one which carries ' Wmrdl"S Womlehip by posttions is onlv wrtgkt to muk a truth luto tke,ttU"1 "d ,ix,t' Mptin "4 of every ciei.., of tkj j" tkereof is wron. How Hourovee ahutm this trutk mar y. " irtloa ecn this Por at 1 thougkt y,t u wm kT,'," ot bo solved to the sat rhi -"-"v. Tkt NN,,, U 1ui of every voter aud advo,at. .0 ke lople. as a pm,,de, mw , l0"1" ve good reW.s from tlie They waut a "boea.- aa tk. -11 ia itwu. We do no. h. .., ...... . They waat some oua .w- .w- .... , owiuatn.a mueh .-. .. -r- .-.v Hill DIED. ROBINS. At tho family home 4 Fruitland, Friday morning, Febn ary 24, 1905, Mrs. Sarah AnuBobin of bronchitis. The funeral was held today tt If o'clock at the home, nnd tho buMln in tho Macleny cemetery. o Mrs, Edward S. Lamport will tttrl tain a uumber of hor friends on Tto day aftornoon, March 2d, at her lot! on Marion Square, 418 CommertiJ street. Marriage License. Marriago license was granted t& to Alphaeus Schar an Miss Jki Krug. .' eom ou to take tk Ljltia-' "uu",m,", k except the u.., v Left to thcmealvea, tk. ere. ' I?"' tB" TXK ttow te fr I'a, HIT!! i-,ri' U- u,u ? Wd. if thev ,re giv .'tm-wme UU TT Wi" t0'y Us ll " th ouo, Liko iku k.l. , !..i tha 1......1 " . operau. or us pruetpti UupoeeihuMi 4 ytkiu mi of the miniln Ue. 4 tuus cei tko poUtiool Halo utmuo wketeby Ikr mit JTSi date for aud secure mu amoug tke u4or tke oU proceu. aOe it U uot to bo aJtmou tk4 the old law mu fOklr notoriously pikM( t of kj tie mui wocVed, yot tk refWMRe of it ieopie to tha H r-r a direet prt mar was .i tt tt ttit iu.tr. n mtfluty. tm peoplo mto teea tko kil pH wul tko whk a jdrwu. droppoa oeT to sleep. Oue of tke tm tun armiajf fr,.m the coaUmtdjia f the UJ 6 stk-fUity on the jn vf ftcl ted en Uke sueee, li th. lll.. . '-e the i.rivilem ....,.. . KmedouobW tl X-m. .. ""'" "" -- cxtenl, 1 I:. " " " noanU ..-! MMtug for tk tiukle f tke hoU This T1"- tko peopl. tu, ,of. J r, "" k U swa, all to e-uut. .. .tx lh.r 1.:mt .. . 1 ji., w luiic; SAVE SOMETHING Ho who earns n small salary savos part of it is bottor off thin; wlio cams a largo salary and spea-1 all. No matter how small your U come, something should be regiJ ly laid by for futuro needs. I 0 one's income is so small tUl something, ovon if only a veryl-i tie, cannot bo saved. SAVE THAT LITTLE. We Solicit the Accotffltsc all Who Wish to Save Savings Bai Department Capital National Bank. Hi Mf IM ' l . . " mt -. -. . . ' rVl WkV' d U u. i... . " UemjBB BaMM m 1 . .. - m "kvii n: aK.L I JaP liTM JIhey act like Exercise. !llAriTl- V'T WWWWWJJ uam "irtf V T- - aT Tuun&w. -w nit-. nrtTrai-i r Ten a M-n tc e - vst , - A, J Cents AE! ca B Druggists