Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 29, 1905, LAST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,KC??" IJL$1 v M& r J? 4, -" 05rw i-w-ieM'-WPiw', rj an X r 1 .1 fc v -"f u Fco. r DAILY CAPITAL JOUBNAL. RAXEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1005, I .l A. " . B gM. I 2m .J ft DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFEH BROS. J ) OFFICIAL CENSUS SALEM, MAY, 1004, 13.287. The Financial Situation. Tho quostlbn that Interests ovory ono about flnnneo In gcnoral in SHALL TVE HAVE A l'ANIO WITHIN THE jNEXT TWO YEARS? There aro many predictions that tho -trust bubbles which liavo boon ox panded Into tho billions nnd billions, nrllt collapse within a few years. T tho other hand, thoro aro predic tions that tho trusts tliomsclvcs will Tbring about a financial crash In order to buy back their own securities on an ifnerilnblo depression, Tho goncral Stnni&rH sltuatlo of tho nym Is qulto -good. Tho iron and stool trade and nHroad earnings mako a very favor able showing. Money on call is easy Sin Now York and London. TThoro will bo tho customary summer vptports of gold to Europe, but it looks hk though thoy would bo smaller than txuual, jb'or tho Pacific coast thero seems to J&V AN ERA OF UNUSUAL FRODUO SCION AND PROSPERITY IN SlailT. If a panlo should striko tho Kast It will hardly bo felt in this country for Worn tl mo to como. In tho judgmont of tho Capital Jour ami Uio chances of a panic aro about iornn, and prudont Jlnnnclcrs had bet tktxr discount tho situation on tho sldo art '.safety. If ho wins, or oven If the jury disa grees, Judgo Hcnnett and cx-Sonator Thurston will havo performed a mir acle. Tho public aro always with tho wla nlng man. If Mitchell Is convicted ho will bo univorsally condemnod as a bad man, Thero will bo a great deal of pity and sympathy for tho senator of three scoro and ton, but ho will bo over whelmed In an avnlancho of unjust condemnation. If ho wins out ho will be idolized iid borno on tho shoulders Of tho mob. THE PUBLIO WILL SWEAR HE WAS THE WORST ABUSED MAN EVER WAS, AND HE WILL BE UNITED STATES SENATOR FOR EVERMORE. Tho thinking man Bhould form bis own opinions Independent of tho flcklo and unstablo judgment of tho crowds. Tho multitude aro right in tho long run, but their temporary judgmonts u ro to bo distrusted. WHOLE THING FISHY THE REPUBLICAN OUTLOOK! (O. A. Wcstgato in Albany Herald, Republican.) Tho outlook for tho Republican party In Oregon and other stntcs Is clear. Tho Rcpubllcnn party Is tho Instru ment of destinv. It Is indicated, now. ns over,, that tho Republican party enn Salmon, Former Wreck Com missioner of Canada in the Net Now York, Juno 25. Captain Reg inald 8almon, former Wreck Commis sioner of Canada, cousin of Vlco-Ad-miral Salmon, retired, royal British navy, anil nophow or Hir Aruiur uon ny, Bart., is a prisoner In tho Tombs. Ho is tho central flguro in n senndul of international proportions, Involving Rny)nond Prefontalno, tho CamuKan Minister of Mnrlnoj Captain Osproy O. V. Spain, tho prosont Canadian Wreck Commissioner, and commander of Canndinn crulsors, and his wlfo, Mary Boatrico Spain, for years n leadi Ing member of tho Houso Sqcloty in Ottawa, and a close personnl friend of Lord and Lady Mlnto. Mrs. Spain, who n fow months ago loft her husband under an agreement .....! I. I II,- .It.. II.,!.. In afford to place in nomination for any ul i'-" " - - v , ., . . , , mi i poverty. Salmon is charged under an ofllco its. best material. Tho timo of' .... ., ... ,, , aimosi ouroicio bccuuu ui iuu xuuui tho government will over build anoth er one, nlthough, of course, tho gun now at Sandy Hook will probably bo kept there. Tho govcrnraont had planned to build forty such guns, eighteen to bo placed at Sandy Hook, ion nt San Francisco, eight at Boston, and four at Hampton Roads. Tho great point mndo for tho gun was that its projectiles would sink a. battloshlp if hit. Its rango was nbout twenty-ono miles. Tho projec tile is sixty-four inches long and wolghs 2,370 pounds. In early experi ments it was found that moro than ono half a ton of powder, costing $205, was needed to flro tho projectile. Tho lat ter cost $000. About threo times as many men wcro required to hnndlo tho 10-lnch gun ns wore needed to caro for n 12-Inch gun. " AnA STi t n nun ISl Vm A ui UU n Jjfll J ' ' fl " SB. a l A G VJ 7mzXic& '"" X-RAYS Codo with impersonating Captain Os- Ropnbllcan Policies In Oregon. Tho Journal copies n very significant editorial from tho Albany Hornld, tho Republican pnpor of Linn county. The odltor of that paper speaks to a -eonstltuoncy that is nbout evenly ill--vlded politically, and HIS UTTER VVN0E3 BHOULD BE HEEDED. Tho Republican party In Oregon toeads on a very narrow path that Heads along tho brink of political ills JMtor. Thoro aro somo who Imaglno any. -thing will gu down in the nnmo of tho grand old party, becauso Oregon gnvo "Boosovclt 40,000 majority. BUOH IS NOT TIED CASE. Tlio politician who tneroly wants to bo nblo to work his graft in tho namo of Re publicanism Is not wan tod in ofllco by tho pooplo generally. Tho men put on tho tiekot noxt year bould not only bo good Ropubllenns, Ixit good men, and stand for good pro grams THAT MEAN SOMETIHNa TANOIBLB TO THE TUBLIO. Tho ItepuWJwm pirty must stand up for tho protdetivo tariff, for stnto and national regulation of trntwortntlan companies, but alio for lower stnto imd county taxes. It Is u grwt tiling for tho local pol itician to pass u bill to 'enable stnto employes to got their pay mora prompt ly. Hut It is bettor for tho Republican party to do a llttla something to lessen Iho ovor-lnorwmliig burdens of govern went. Tho Repuhlleun mnnngers who want to do thlngn nud mnnago public nffalrs should glvo.ho laxpayor n pawing thought onco fa' A while. Let us fel lows who want tho oflloe and honors and profits not forget. Honey's BatUo for His Pull, No one will blame tho U. 8. dlstrlet Attorney for waking tho light of Ms Ufa to eonvlot Bennior Mitchell. Ha ha.i biv given to uudersUud and tho publle uudorstand that ALL HIS OrriOIAL PULL IS AT STAKE, He has tho car of tho Prwildent e machine control is past. T lita alntn itftAtm tmrtrn tin nil a men of ability and integrity and, nory 0; V Spain and n,alntalnin other typo should find nomination or " """"'" " " ""- election. For seats In congress, tho 1 8P n ,n 1thla cItJ'- , , samo qunllflcnUons nro requisite. Also Thero is a second charge against i. 4i. i,. n,., fnr ,,nmlnnlnff ' Salmon of attempting an illegal opora- .w ...tw .. vum.v -. ..v............n ., ,- CJI 1 . A1.I l. MEN, IN THE FLOWER OF THEIR uon "I""1 "" 'm,n' """ " """ "" USEFULNESS,. for what thoy can do,,, h,J. together with Dr. Fulton of I Tla.al.l.aa A . nt.,nll 4 J nitllAn nt (till for tho state and nation, not ns moro rowaid for party services, Massachusetts gavo a strong major ity for Roosovolt and amused hcrsolf by electing Douglas governor. Gov crnor Douglns was elected by mistake. Tho peoplo found it out soon after- Brooklyn, to nwalt tho action of tho grand jury. A doninl of both ohargos Is mado by Salmon, Mrs. Spain nnd Fulton, whllo countorchnrges aro mado of nn alleged conspiracy, hatched in highest ofllcinl circled of Canada, to wreck and dis honor Salmon's career and to blight wnril. DniurlnM lilmtielf nnnn nxnnrl onccl a course of getting his eyes tho reputation of tho woman ho von ,,nn.i ' I turcd to bofrloml. aponod Ho had tho thought that tho Demo Lust October Salmon resigned tho cratlc party stood for certain Ideas of l,oslt,m of Canadian Wreck Commls freo trndo and civil service roform, I "lonor, at tho samo timo assorting that which, after his election, he sought to I'rofontulno attempted to Inlluenco his give aid and comfort. Tho Democratic loaders of Massachu setts thou Sot tho governor right nnd let li tin soo that tho party organiza tion was dircctod toward spoils only, and tho governor-might enrvo tho plo under orders or glvo up tho knlfo. Governor Douglas hnppons to bo nn honest man and refuses to loud him self to bad smelling practices, but sor rowfully sees his faith in tho Demoo racy shaken and refuses to mako an other campaign, WID2N D0U0LA8 OOT IHS VOTE, IHS PARTY LEADERS WERE TintOUOH WITH HIM. As a national matter, Domoeruey Is probably dead. Hut tho party shows life In spots, nud It Is well for every Republican to do Ills part, keep up his interest in the matter of good govern ment and cleaner politics. Oregon does not need to go beyond hor own borders for lessons. It Is Unto for factional differences to bo burled, for every Republican to feel ami TO LIVE UP TO IH8 PART IN THE MOST MAGNIFICENT TO UTIOAL ORGANIZATION Or THE AQES. decision in n collision enso Involving a big sum of money nnd responsibility for tho loss of five lives. According to Mrs. Spain, Salmon onco Interfered when hor husband ns abusing hor nud thrashed him. Pro foutaino nml Spain, it Is alleged, then oomblnod in a conspiracy against Sal mon ami Mrs. Spain, with tho rostilts recordetl above. A Ploasont Way to Travel, riio above Is tho usual verdict of the traveler using the Missouri Pacific railway between the PaclQe coast and tho oast, and wo bellovo that tho serv loo and accommodations givon merit this statement. From Denver, Colora do Springs nnd Denver thero aro two through train ilallv tn lvnnaaa Citv nn unusual degree. Ills prwt title ll.n.i Sl. tui. .1 Pullman lt. olttce nd future advunee Is at stako In jMt itKUllara eiectric-llghted sleeping nis onori w hi i "? -k ".oars, cbalr cars and uptodato dlnlnc Oregon delegutioiu Tho Mitchell trial Is ojwif grentest legal eoutU ever f-mg, in Oregon or the rNttea,Mf raso of tho givmmnLai U !H iiresento-l by Mrjfteoey. Tho defeudauf Y -o Atrial with his ease already. him by tho Portland .W uninformed public BELIEVED THE DEFENDANTS OUILTY TORE THEY WEBB CALLED INTO COURT. Under theso elreumitanre. coutvsol for Beiuttor Mitchell had a stiff pteee of work ahwd of them, and they made a rcmurlablo dfee far their clf-at. mi BE- oars. Tho same exeelUnt servlco is operated from Kansas City aud Bt, Louis to Momphis, Little Rock and Hot Springs, It you aro going east or south, write for particulate and full In formation, . W. O. M'BRIDE, Qen. Agt,, tA ' Third St.. Vortlahd, Ore. Sammor Normal. Tho Capital Summer Normal openod this morning with nn enrollment of 76. Many moro will onroll In a fow days. This promises to bo the largest and best summor normnl over hold in Si lorn. Tho instructors aro J, J. Kraps, superintendent; K. T. Moores and Prof. Matthews, of the Wlllamotto Universi ty. Suporintondont Trnvcr will bo pres out next week. Clnssos nro formed In nil branchoa for state nnd county pa pors; also in Latin, stenography and typewriting. TO ABANDON IU3AVY OUN8. Death-Knell of the Largo 10-Inch Weapons Is Sounded by Chief of Ordnance New York, June 0. The ordnance experts of tho United Stnto army nre sid to lmvo practically decided that tho 10-inch gun from which so mueh was expeoted, Is not practicable ns n weapon, and a decision by the war de partmeu to abandon the typo is nntle ipated. Ouly one of the guns bus been made so far and that one Is now at Sandy Hook. The oxpwlments, while show ing that tho gun could do all that was expected of it In ono way, bve never theleM convinced the experts that ns a weapon it i n weapon too costly. Colonel Uror, chief of ordnaneo of the Department of the Hnt, said that while It has not been deelded to dis card tho gun now at Sandy Hook It was likely, in his opinion, that the gov iniilnrrDiN .. .. WV m v i ornmiwi wtmni nevr uave anotner. nocKy Jj'iain iaa wuggeis Tho gun," i w, was oriered "fiW i' n about seven s ago, when It was ATarr'srl',.. t'2 ' the onllber of our E2S5hHI?I v5IA - for'eoart defwse, from ouiuukarbr iriivsvUMiIiu,ii-t, . .&b0 xteou inehes. At that time REUSN&5. vSXSSSr V: J vli)g a BHtnUr of .B0h (uuiieu wi(RRETt F SMUKfiPFOB h u.tlo uwt trit thlngn rere pro ? ed for ibm. All of the Knellsh How a SAVINGS ACCOUNT WiUGcow la our Savings Bank Depnrlvuout, Interoat oomnulod at 3 per cent, compounded 8Qmlamuiallyt llmuuuli An 9Jrtl Atnoaot iTea 8cnuwtar-. . io ceu M ar e.. . .,. f..vwprf- t M4 WiSO UMWt mount lOjtsts IMI1 U 111 loMoel 41MUI Jlmoant' tOjrr. two" W06.H lwUtif UieDolkVQrsore ca H c9 at aay tlat. .-.- agllsh guns were failures. Ours has boon per bapd bale a (etn tunes in provlag it There is n dMibt et the result if it over bits auythUg, "On the other hand, however, every discharge of tho gttn is treatendausly ostly in the amount of labor required and tho expn of tho charge. The gun is a little more likely, perhaps, to uitss tbo target than a smaller gun. aud a bum U pretty eo$;K Taking it all in 1L ih wouM ictaa 500s x smaiier eaitoer wouIil)o iiijijjTjni'sin'f"L America may learn a lesson from Russia. s It looks as though tho Russian dynnsty would dlo nasty. The Czar has learned that ho can't fool nil tho peoplo all tho time. Hospitality for tho rich nnd charity for tho poor Is tho motto of this world. After all, tho peoplo como mighty near being tho government, oven in Russia, Win popular npplnuso by snying tho corporations must bo controlled, But when you act appoint n corporation mnn for high ofllcc. Whoro is tho in consistency in this! Endoavor Eontertalnraont. First Congregational church, UOth. Juno Moro than C000 porsons annually disappear in tho United States and aro never head from again. Tho Hiirmcso mile, which is cqunl to two English miles, Is describod by n word meaning "to sit," being a dis tance that a man walks before ho con siders it necessary to sit down. It has bcon calculated that tbo pow er generated in n modern steamship in a singlo voyngo across tho Atlantic is moro than enough to raiso from- tho Nllo nnd sot In placo ovory stono of ono of tho grout Egyptian pyramids. In London is a man who has been "best mnn" nt 300 woddlngs. Tho ex plnnntlon is that ho has bcon n city missionary for many yonrs, and in that timo hns bofriendeil hundreds of young couples, helping thorn to ontor tho married stnto. Tho Fashion Is bosoming popular In Paris to loavo cards at tho comotory. An oak box pinned on a tombstono, is Intended for tho onrds of thoso who visit tho rostlng placo of a departed friend. In this wny tho near relatives find out thoso friends who still cherish tho memory of tho dead, Ono of tho most curious orders given iu tho British navy is "all hands black faces," n supply of plgmont for tho purpose bolng carried on each warship. When a night surpriso is intended it is not only tho vessels that aro mado as little visiblo as possible, even tho fncos of tho men must bo blnejcenod, for, when powerful nlghl glasses aro used, tho showing of a whito face Is far moro palpable than any laudsman would sup pose. vSfT- YOUNG MEN who wish to win: good wives can't be careless about their clothes. Clothes do not make intellect, nei ther do they detract from it, espe cially when tho judgo is a young lady. Our stylish outfits for young men givo their wearers distinct advan tago either in love or business af fairs. E. KQPPE, Clothing and Furnlohlng goods. Y. M. C. A. Building, Salem. University Shoes $3.50 Tho best shoes in tho market for tho monoy. Notod for stylo, qunlity and comfort. Wo manufacture ladies' woolen shnwts to ordor. Seo our dosigns. SOMETHING SUBBTj JULY 4W The u?c of which is ting celebration of tho pendent of Inferior andH&lor kinds get tho Salem Waitg Hill- flour, nnd yon will ,r?Aj-i itrd glod, wholcsomo, nutritious trea Hilt, dainty and delicious cakti nJ pis 0ALEM FWURINOkTLrA, Stt AS Anniversary promises tol A Nervy Plonoor Woman. Oco. H. Himcs contributes this to' tho "Souvenirs of Western Women,"! wnrm ono as tho Fourth recontly published nt Pertland: nlly Is. so dedaro your "John Klllln nnd fnmily camo to 0f midsummer heat and wa Oregon from Iowa In 1815, and wcro having it laundcrod nt n tlio llrst to settle south of tho Cnla thoy will glvo you high pooia river, at 11 point nbout threo ' work with tho cxqulslto miles below tlio prosont town of Ustio finish that is tho urownsvlllo. Tlioro , wero no neigh feet laundry work, such bors but Indians, and thoy wcro Steam Laundry always g trouulesomo on nccount of their thlov your work early, wo wnnl tng propensities, i-irst ono thing, then oursolvos. anothor disappeared, but Mr. Killin seomod reluctant to attempt to recov er tho stolon property. At longth n milk cow was stolon, whereat Mrs. I'll lln, after vainly entreating hor husband to seek its rescue, determined to tnko tho Initiative. Accordingly sho nrmed her cabin. From that til hcrsolf with n butchor knife, wont to was known ns n " skokfi tho chief's enmp, cut tho rotalning -strong-henrted womau--ant! rope, brandlshod her weapon In tho tor tho proporty of tho fnmllv fuco of tho astonished chief and his molested. Mrs. Killin is subjects, n,nd drove thp. beast bnck to nnd Is now in hor 03d ycar.'j Salem Steam I COLONEL J. OLMsl DOROUS D. OLHS'i 2C0 Liberty Street. la Mad Chase. Millions rush in mad chaso after health, from one extreme of faddism to anothor, when, If thoy would only eat good food, and keep their bowels regu lar with Dr. King's New Llfo Pills, their troubles would all paas away. Prompt relief and quick cure for livor and stomach trouble. 25o at J. O. Perry's Drug Store. O UOk. 13 1-C3 act S uOu . Bw-stht yj to Kind Ym Haw Ahtars Bastfit utrt of &! The Place to Bay Yout Groceries 3 cans Standard Corn 26c 2 boxes firelight matches t Be Fancy Dairy Butter, 2fts 35c AUaa Oata, por pkg joe 0 cans tomatoes 450 aito ana uammer poda, per pkg.,, 5c 2 Cans fancy Mala Corn 26c 2 cans Fancy Solid Packed Toma- ""a ...,,.3. 5c 2 cans Tablo Peaches . . , 25c HARVY ii jwi Let Me Tell You Something Traveler to the East. I have n word for There are through Pullman 3leepera, bo Standard and Tourist, going East from t t-oast at frequent intervals. Over two roul iney travel via Kock Island System for a gc auuic ui iuc uiatancc. You can co by wav of Oeden. Rnlt T.ntrf Colorado, or you can go by way of San Francis! .os migeics ana El Paso, and the Rock Isle win iana you in Kansas City, St. Louis or C cago. Direct connection in Union Stations 011 inree cities for all important points in East and South. Or the traveler via Northern route can tj xnc kock island from Minneapolis and St. to Chicago. Rock Island service is the kind that graf best meals on wheels. a. h. Mcdonald, Qeneral Agent, Rock Island System 140 Third St., Portland,' Ore. i r-JSi. jP- MHHMIMHHmHHZmHIHHHiniiyNI s Ladies' Mannish Shit I Special Saj SEE WINDOW DISPLAY g Regular $2.50 valces, Ponce &, j They are pretty. The very latest styles. "ianntsnauirtsatS.Ltaeacororedlawn $.75for$J.25. Redoced prices on all ou 'TT 'a JC' eocea prices on all' l Sr!?Ct aihs Wfllte Gooij Dimities, Dry . j muu VllUlWUVt ISim & GHpBAJ now 1