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MAY, 1004, 13.287.
tarns long day or begkonino.
Rossia's long day of reckoning lias
ccmo.
And nt tlio hands of one of tlio
rxraallcst of tho so-called hoathen na
itlans. 'THo dospiscd oriental hnrf becomo
: laab. of vongoanco in tlio hands of
tfbo food of Junticc.
Tout hundred years of oppression has
Bbccn obliterated in blood.
TTho iron-handed rulership of tho
eezars la endod in sliamo and disgrace.
THE LAND OP TIIB KNOUT AND
OP EXILE AND CRUELTY IS
3fHOUOnT LOW under tho hcol of n
mysterious conqueror.
Tfamllintcd, dofented, degraded in
rth eyes of tho world by being whip
jpcZ liy tho armies of tho iittlo yollow
meat.
TUB prldo of tho proud empire of
ttbo Caesars of tho north, beforo whom
all tho nations of Europe shrank in
rtcrror, IIAfl BIT THE DUST.
Tlio empire hat stretched ncross
Hlio tiorth of Eiiropo and Asia.
Thnt wim allied by murrlagn with
ttbe royal houses of Kugtnml and (lor
imnny. Thnt had TEN OFFICIALS to any
clhor official-ridden country's ono.
TJio long day of reckoning has
csomo.
That hnd TEN TEIESTS of tho State
church to any other country's ono.
Tho long day of reckoning hns como.
That had TEN MILITARY AND
.NAVAL OFFICERS to any othor
rountry's one.
Tho Jong day of reckoning has
coma
Tim oppression of tho poor, tho liu
iwsod igniirnnao of tho peasant, tho
injustice to tlio .lows, the rovnl of tho
aristocracy.
Your day of reckoning has eomu und
y necoiintH will bo bulnuood.
THE BIO MONOPOLIST WILL ES
CAPE WITH THE VERY LIGHT END
OF THE LOAD.
If anything la to bo expected of this
tax commission It should bo tnado up
of nn Able constitutional lawyer, of an
experienced assessor and nn experienced
tax collector.
By taking tho best' laws of several
states they could mako a code for as
sessment and taxation that would pro
tluco results.
But to secure three good men at a
thousand dollars apiece, who will not
tako a couplo of thousand on the side,
and protect this big interest or thnt, is
tho question. .
Tho pcoplo havo Iittlo faith in com.
missions. THEY WILL HAVE LESS
WID3N THEY GET THROUGH WITH
THE TAX COMMISSION.
largo waiting room off tho office of tho
Hotel Willamette.
Let all unit to taako this gathering
a success, from tho standpoint of proper
entertainment of our visitors.
Salem, as tho second city of the state,
owes it to tho rest of tho state to tako
the lead in development.
THE
VERSUS
THE PROPOSED TAX COMMISSION.
Tho qnly possible revonno inonMiirol
winded by tho Into legislature was the
W1I for a tax commission, and that will
jprobnldy not amount to much.
Three men are to bo appointed by
llio state officials, who are to got up u
now ussossiucnt nud taxation cede for
ilio next legislature to pass upon.
Those throe men go a thotiHuud dol
lars npleeo for their work, and $1000
in nllowed for a secretary and clerical
assistance, etc.
THEY ARE TO DIO UP NEW VAIr
"0ATI0N8, miuurth property that has
Itnretofore escaped taxation, and bring
frnuchlrttM and corporations Mindor the
lax ttollontor's liuimnor.
What kind of men can be got to do
turn ror one thousand dollars? What
bind of men are noodnd to do tftif
vforkf Alrondy plenty aro seokW the
Job, nud their friends ar- pushing for
thmn.
Who are the people who will crowd
for pianos on this wuiiulMfauf Tho
"haves" or the, "lve-noUsf
'Certainly the rojirmrttnftve of
wealth -und tho nrpornitniM and the
lfwlHtry prulWioits will gt tho Job
tif framing M UOW t eod.
' In tli tid the poor uma't row, tits
lit tin hotutMiwuer, nud tke wna.ll famer
nnil hi dN mhU ckickeua will be lletwl
Ar taxation.
WAR OF SIHRT
SIHRT WAIST.
8omo of tho drygoods stores oon
tinuo to report increasing sales ot
men's shirts to women.
Is this a sign of tho equality of tho
soxes beforo the drygoods counter?
Thrro is no doubt but that for cer
tain femnlo flguros THE MAN-SHIRT
IS NOT UNBECOMING.
Tho negligee male shirt has pockets
in it and thnt is probably tho real
causo of its popularity.
It admits of various styles of col
lurH that aro much more comfortable
than tho loco gowgaw collar wora by
tho ladies.
Ono would hardly expect tho plain
and unostentatious man-shirt to whip
out tho beautiful shirt-waist invented
by tho women.
It will novor do it. It hns ono fatal
defect. IT IS TOO SLOPPY LOOK
ING. It will never knook out tho shirt
waist.
Mark this predictien: As mnn bo
coinon oinanciputed and inoro' highly
ilevolopod along linos of true civillui-
tlnn and culture ho will booomo tho
vlntiin of tho shirt-waist habit.
In short, tho shirt waist will drive
man to pull olf his shirt and wear tho
cleaner, inoro artistic and healthier
shirt-waNt.
Hut it will take time. IT MAY
TAKE THE REFERENDUM OF
rA8HION, tho decree of some Xupol
eon among men tailors.
If thnt decree ever V'unes the shirt
must no. Tlio old fashioned rolling
collar attachment to the shirt has
gone.
.Mm i will go a step farther and
abandon the man-shirt altogether and
adopt the more decerning shirt-waist,
o
The thousand. Wh!titH, wlM 4
ll oi twit tlinM m mifh fruM tk Wg
inifHwt, mhiI who want -kliw Ht
tholr ImhiIh, will Met t5 (Ittrk!
Tu mwwI fnrre of UahIIom by
WllltfU xll Uic Mcalth gU otf for Hiwit
4)to-rHtrth lus mI U (MtUn4.
"Omtewu too MfMk -a siMU aftor
prprt. nu.t put uM(kM wlir it lw
)0tt)(H nt rt-ln-vr tho hom builder iiml
Uii 4m1I ro.lu-r
TtM him with th lluu buaittisw ntul
th littta how Mud tk lit it fmri m)
4h Mg family Hill cohIIhh to k th
IttttiMt bwrUon lNrtv of IiuinUuk. bi
U koMvr f MvuUli profMrty nud
SPRINKLE THE STREETS.
For the foy months In the year that
we have dust on the Ntreots THERE
OUOIIT TO BE SOME WAY FOUND
TO SPRINKLE THEM AT PUBLIC
EXPENSE.
Already the clouds of dust aro roll
lug over everything hi our piliicl'wil
streets.
To depond on private enterprise and
two sprinkling carts to keep the streets
of a city like Halom sprinkled is a
farce. '
If thar'o Is. nny jiower in the city
charter 'to ciunpel this to be done, tlio
city attorney should find a way to do it,
BETTER GO WITHOUT SOME
THING, ELSE THAN LET THE CITY
BE COVERED WITH DUST THIS
.YEAR.
Tho streets aro preserved nud knot
fieni being worn out and ruined by tho.'
us f watr in miinmor.
Oil would make a still bailor st,rttf
Hut lt thtHN w sprinkld with soma
tklHg.
WAS A BUSY CONGRESS.
Tho last session of congress was s.
busy one, but tho number of things
dono that ought to have been dono was
out numbered by tho things that were
left undone.
The senate, against tho advice of the
Prcsidont, amended tho arbitration
treaties, und this work is not ut a
standstill.
District Court Judgo Swayno was
acquitted on articles of impeachment
voted by tho house.
Tho Philippine tariff was revised and
nn act passed to encourage railroad
building and other developments in
tho islands.
Tho laws of Alaska wero codified
and tho appointment of an additional
judgo authorized.
Two now battleships were provided
for in tho navy appropriation bill.
Jurisdiction of tho forest reserves
was transferred from tho interior to
tho agricultural department.
By resolution of tho houso the de
partmont of commerce was instructed
to begin nn investigation of the oil
trust.
Tho secretary of war was authorized
to return union and confederate battlo
flags to tho states from which they
wore originally borne.
Tho American National Red Cross
society was incorporated.
A rivor anil harbor bill was passed
carrying nn appropriation of nearly
$31,000,000.
Thoro wns a failuro to pass tho
moasuro for the immediate opening of
tho south half of the Colvillo reservation.
Tho bill reducing the membership of
the I'anama canal commission and giv
ing the I'rotdilont larger directory pow
ers failed.
Tho l'jsoh-Tflwiisond bill for the reg
ulation of freight rates by tho inter
sJte commerce commission wns passed
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BOY, AHOY
Whose boy arc yoa? Yoar Mother's Boy?
That's right. Then bring her in and have
her see some of oar Spring Salts, s tfor
boys made either doable-breasted or single
breasted, three piece, bloase or sailor. Sev
eral styles of casslmere, cheviot or serge.
Tell yoar mother that it Is her first purch
ase we are seeking afterwards she will
trade here of her own accord
W. JOHNSON & CO.
by the. house, but died in tho senate.
Tho 'statehood bill which, as it passed
the house, admitted Oklahoma, New
Mexico ami Arlona as separato statos,
was amended so as to admit Oklahoma,
and Indian territory as u single state
und Xew .Mexico, leaving Arizona a
territory. Tho houso refused to nccopt
the changes and tho bill died in con
ference. There was a refusal of the demand
of tho people of Alaska for a delegate
in congress.
SAFE THIEVING."
places the amount of lands still held
by these roads in forest reserves at
2,500.000 acres, and the provision in
the act in question, thnt thereafter lieu
selections must be inado from untim
bored lands, is calculated to save just
that much timbered land which is out
side of forest reserves.
X-RAYS
Auto-'.parkcr really
advice.
it sounds like
WALK AS IF YOU WERE SOME
BODY. Xevcr allow your physical standard
to drop. Keep up your energy; walk
as if you were somebody and wore
going to do something worth while in
this world, so that even a stranger
will note your bearing and mark your
superiority. If yon have fallen into a
habit of walking in a listless indolent
way, turn right alwut face at once
and make a change. You don't want
to sh utile along like tho failures we
oftou see sitting around on psrk
Too much brite and fare.
little rain.
Oh, for a
tumble on tho court houso square, won!;
, indicate that the public had provide
that pluce especially for their benefit.
Tho man who will drivo a longlegge
hdrso at a good gait, and let his shor
legged dog ehaso him for miles ougl
to change places with the dog for
while, and learn something.
The grown lie-goat might bo called a
raised bill.
Hearts courageous a straight flush
of that suit.
Soon the license hunter will be abroad
in the land.
The holey stocking might tell a few
worn-out yarns itself.
'Though the resentinont of riches," i bonchos, or lolling about the streets,
u-s Collier's for March t. "is part with their hands in their pockets, or Heautify ,V
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Tho KtHsimis naturally became shnkv
says collier's for March I. "is part witn tiicir Immls in their pockets, or " your picmies is tlio best
of the feeling against such man ns haunting intelligence ollleos, wonder-! w "''Wtiso this city.
Rockefeller, it would havo smnll force ing why fate has been so hard with
wero it not combined with the boliof tlmin. Yon don't want to eivo nee-
that they havo grown rich in defiance plo the impression that you are dis- "nt l'u''r His'ition on the Shnkho riv
or tlio statute laws, to say notning ot couragwi, or that yon are already fal
tho laws of Him whom some of them j Hug to the roar. Straighten up, than;
profess to follow. It is no inoro class, stand erect! He a man! You are child
or.
SAVE MONEY
Tk ItovtMfts lll ,D
prUiMt ot Um Mk
'4tloMl Ifejil 4iu
t muhU of ikem
wliu wih to SOVO M0MJ,
ml wnko that woooy
Mm met.
A trmX mMhd la to do-
r Mnti 4luitji (trtio
of ftmt Imwmo. Tkio to
mint Urtnc a mfH
lHtfl mU4 wojmI lU(ll-,
ftUjr Mi 4opo4u f oh dot
la r or Mr.
LET'S ,ALL IMPROVE,
Oloal h1 tke strife In frwt f your
kottto.
Il' U tkyrd snd trim tko bush
eu j
Throw Home liwo oh (ho roof, Had'
UK tho rain will kill tko mu.
lfJHvo tko old rHHwl(Mkl fow&
unIoos you aro a rlak publU oUlal.
lt tko rooniy oottrt Hwwo lnt fivn
it rrt of wkito (iMiMU
lrk tko ipovwi In front of your
Hmo.
Unul tko ) Mod tko trot mhI mr
U. TkJa butt doos twt Rpply If im imv
btulHoos proporty tkat Ufla you ia
fly to ooo kttadrod aolUw a mik.
Tko thx hm4 tko fOMiy mm b4
uuttle to look too woll thU ytmt of tkf
UwU Mul C'kwV iWir
hostility that givtvs momentum to the
effort to regulate ruthless competition,
legislators attack one thing in tho
same breath that they admit tho evil
lies in something different. Hut under
whatever confusion nud whatever un
fair prejudice there may Iw, Hos tho
uinMcapable truth that for centuries
the human race has Ihxhi contriving
Mnalties for crimes committed by tho
poor, and kas done little toward ar
ranging for the puuiskmsnt of the rich.
1'stty larceny receives at least ns much
attention as it deserves from tho ma-
cumery or justaee, nut a man may go
through life giving "huge brlbs, thinly
dlsu Imh1, to got him special privileges,
arranging eoraers ia wheat or cotton,
or contriving utoaoKtlios which by law
wake klw a criminal, and he is iu small
tlMugor either from oWcers of justice
or from tko social powers. It is be
auso groat theft Is m much safer and
tttoro roo)itaUo tkaa smaller theft
tkat so wuek woll-foaadcd moral feel
lag eaters iato tko agitation for strict
er regulation of what we call capitah"
of the Infinite King. You have royal
blood ia your veins. Kmphaslzo It by
your bearing. A man who is eon.
scions of his kinship with God, ami of
his power, and who holievo thoroughly
in himself, walks with a firm, vigorous
step, with his head erect, bis ok in jB,
his shoulders thrown Imck and down
and his cheat well projected )n order
to give a largo lung osnacity; he is
tho man who does thiauH.
You cannot aspire, er accomplish,
M,UUl ..I llftK).. tk.u. I .
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Snre.sigH of Ba lew's getting a move
on-the real estate man is becoming
Hrmerons.
y all moans, if anyone undertakes
to connoet with statu sower, or any
other swr, itop 'dm,
, Saturday's Journal will he a koine
hrs' auwlwr, a Oroator Salem num.
lr, a pil numbor to sond awav to vour
friends.
a
unregenerate punster wants to
Savings Department
Capita! National Bank
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DEVELOPMENT CONVENTION
MAROIl JD.
IalicatioiMi oro tkat tko DevWopweot
Cluk ettovoulioa at SIom, Marek d,
wUl bo a Rcoat gatkoriag for tko uplift
tag of WeMoru IHogoa.
Tout Itkkaroou sooaU word tkat
tlu wUl H hrf doleatloa hh frota
ISiiisn4 w that .
WkUo Ihisltx WVttoru Orogo a
voHtioa, tko lorttaad pooplo at kow
lug tko rlgkt pirft ia utakiag tko gU-
orlikf a iwoooat.
U ortir has Won lav Hod U oowo
J kmI gtre tko oMtvoalUa a talk m
tko iwlot of a braaok line to Dallas.
laitatoi kivo boea seat out to
pnu.ipai ni iu Mvor&l of tko counties
I l frfont ani ittnu ttl mat ton.
Tho Cwummul (4ub c this citw hi
lc?a cffciej (he uw f tho friers nni
NO MORE LIEU LANDS,
Two and a half Million acre of tim
uor biad will bo saved t the govern
meat by tko 0eratioa of a short act
to wkiek lrilot Moooexelt nflUel
kit sigaatoro duriag tke laet momoats
of tko 5Sk eoagreoa. Tko aet prohib
it tko aoioetioa of tlatber laada in ox
ckaafto for laud wkiek kavo been ia
eludou xvitkia foroot rooervox. It was
ia lSr tkat tko "lieu law" was ea
nehat. It had no restriction. mwpJy
oatltliag penoNH hold tag laud in for
st rosorvoci to utako noWotions else
wkro ia oxekauffe for their fWreot re
rvo laado, la 1MM these Hem se)e
tioas wore limited to ounevird land.
aoo tko jiaswapo of tkoso aot. near
y S.OOO.MO aereo of foroot reserve
laals kavo booa xfkaaed fwr other
lands, aad a)wot universally has tke
extaaage beou made for timbered, lauds
outsido of forert reservea. Nearlv half
of thu land to cxcbaugvsl is ownel lv
tho Und grant railroads.
A icrt t engr ttisx the esai
irs the
nsmimo the attitude u.i i..u.;.... .'i ,.. ..
a coward of eokl, ' i, "Z T . I" """ "." r, heard Saturn's
made In l..l ... ".7 .. .:""," "" I " lf a '" Vem Ma
bi. -.., . . ': i: .': tk rr ntmtt -t
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aloaginauuhoru.Mitalpos,,,, , The number of dogs that
Snoll Bicycles, a first-class wheel, fc
ted with G. & J. tiros, Coinbiiut
Rim, Coaster Broke.
$40.00
Tho best bnrgain on tho market.
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BICYCLE
REPAIRING
Wo carry parts for nil wheels, fit '
tiro or rim. Work called for and W
erod.
Salem Gun Stotf
HAUSER BROS.
Standard
MW Unmtn.mtmmtMfmiltwmm jS
Liquor Co. I
Successors to 1
ROGERS I
J. P.
YTnuiee and Kelall Dealers
1 48-1 56 South Commercial St
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Dxdcts lillri
Alt opq auj r . 7 ictu"iy ana tuta.1 toute orders
, wvwrwco ireC tQ
r uw uranotcs. We wafanU aff .4 UiieA
"'r me "nest of California and Im
moies. w .
by s, and make a specials f7 6 -, f e aU
All orders A.U.Jf.T f f amdV nd rral
j trial, we will makc yon '. " f ' S
STANDARD LIQUOR Co, A. G. Mageri, M
Phone Main 2181.
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