Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 29, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textyrv 'TOWVfnjRipipipt ' DAILY CAPITAL J0UBNAI 8ALBM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1000, DAILY' CAPITAL JOURNAL BY HOFE BEOS., Publishers and Proprietors. .f SUBSCRIPTION BATES. By' MaiL Doily Journal, one month 35c Daily Journal, tliroo months ....$1.00 Daily Journal, ono year 4.00 Weekly Journal, ono yoar 1.00 By Carrier. Daily Journal, por month 50c THE XNSUIIANOE PROBLEM. Tho insurance companies ns those ova da full puymont of losses in Snn Francisco, are coming in for somo criti cism. At tho session of tho Washing ton. Bankers' Association, a committee was appointed to confer with tho State Inauranco Commissioner and compile a list of companies that cannot moot obligation rosultlncr from tho San Weak h It is the old story of a weak throat, a 7ITijf"C tendency to weaK lungs in ine lamiiy. LltliJ O You no sooner get rid of your old cold 71". than a new one takes its place. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral breaks up this taking-cold habit. It strengthens, heals. .Ask your doctor, the very next time you see him, what ho thinks of, Ayer's m. D-. 1 . ,-,!, I WhTnoeoratl W pnblUh J. O. Anr Oo.. Wilbur ibbiumi mi i un,o. th foramina ofnll oar msdlclnesl iiowcii, '" y of limitations had run against the per potrators, and then tho suits we"o sMp Ulatod out of court by' a Republican at-tornoy-gencral. Tho Orcgonian is itself a great re form nowspaper, and it Is doing good work and $9 slncoro in its deslro fo- a bettor order of things, BUT IT OVER ESTIMATES THE VALUE OF WHAT HAS BEEN1 DONE IN THE DDJEO TION OF EETOEM. Republican state officials deserve credit for making a start in tho right direction, but tho program can hardly liavo been said to have over nssumod Roosoveltian earnestness and strenuos- i'y. Tho now Republican stato officials who aro going into office in January niny lay down a different program and WIN BACK THE OHAEACTEE AND EEPTJTATION OF THE PAETY FOE DOING THINGS. If they sit down and let everything , ,, , ,..., " " "-'j x-rancisco uisasier unu a iisi oi mono g0 0n as It has been coine. with a companies who soek to ovado payment Democratic governor chnrminc tho nub ile ear with reform solos ovor the heads of his Republican associates, just what futuro there is for tho Republican party is not apparent. Some ono ought to tell tho Republicans tho truth of lossos. Those lists will bo furnished to ovary bankon in tho stato. J. H. ALBERT, PRESIDENT OF THE CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK OF SA LEM, STATED AT THE .MEETING THAT THE OREGON BANKERS WOULD TAKE SIMILAR ACTION. Ocorgo IL O'Brien, cashior of the American National Bank of San Frao cisco, said that tho movement had no sting in it for honest companies, and that moit of tho companies trying to ovado payment woro moro scared than liuTt. Ho said that plenty of nionoy could bo obtainod, though stocks had been depressed in eastern monoy inur kots, and censured companies for not obtninlng loniw. Tho determination to raiso rates twenty-fivo per cent in Oregon has caifsodi mor,o of- tho sevoro comment hero. Thcro is nothing to prevent such companies f'om, rofuslng to pay losses by firo induced by tho enrthquako. Thcro is strong talk of organizing a flro lusuranco company in Orogon that shall bo confined to first class business proporty. THIS MOVEMENT MIGHT SUO OEBD IF IT WEEE PEOPEELY OF FIOEEED AND CONDUCTED WITH INTELLIGENCE AND ABILITY. Whothor'ULou of sufficient reputation for Integrity to givo tho peoplo an absolutely squuro deal could bo en listed is tho only question. take that trip should bo able to buy ono on tho trnlns or boat and imbibo it while uudor the spell of tho water fall. o A NEW OEEED. Edwin Markim and Florence Morse Kingsley aro near neighbors and frionds; in fact, Mrs. Kingsley 's last novel, "Tho Resurrection of Miss Cyn thia," is dedicated to him. This novel and its immediato pre decessor, "Tho Transfiguration of Miss Philura," develop" her new and hope ful philosophy of tho "infinito sup ply." Tho supply of all tho good wo de slro is incxhnustiblc. To many this philosophy is a joko, but to Mrs. Kings- loy it is a great reality. "Bo careful what you wish for, becauso you are going to got it," sho admonishes her Sunday School class. She suys this philosophy applies to money, food, and other material wants as well as to spir itual needs. EEPUBLIOAND3M 'THAT SOMETmNG. MEANS EEFOEM EEPUBLIOANISM. Tho Orogoninu overestimates the amount of reform legislation that has boon put through tho Republican legis lature, and that has been drafted by Republicans. If tho Republicans hnvo enacted many reform measures THEY HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO AFFECT THE PRACTICAL WORKINGS OF THE STATE GOVEENMENT. Governor Chamberlain and his Deiu oe'ntio stato land agent woro nblo to tako enough stuff off tho records of the stnto school laud olllec to convict nnd indict members of tho land ring. Tlio state tax lust year was six nn.l two-tenths mills, the highest of almost any stato In tho Union, and under which no rational development of the stato is possible, Tho Inheritance tax law is so drafted that tho taxniodging millionaire es capes after 'lo.U h, ns ho has escaped al most uniformly during life. HIS ID3IRS CONDUCT THE APPRAISE WENT, AND Tins TAX YIELDS AL MOST NOTHING. In. splto of tho Kuykendall law tho cle kshtp abuse has not been chocked by the Republican legislatures In ten years, and has grown larger each year Tho frauds in tho school land funds woro not prowouted uutil tho statute Is Oregon going Democratic becauso Republicans don't know enough to put men in offico who mean something to tho Ropublican party? It is a noticeablo fact that tho Demo cratic machino in Oregon appoints no man who is not an active, zealous partisan. HAVE NOT TID3 REPUBLICANS HAD ENOUGH OF THE EMASCU LATED, NON-PAETD3AN STYLE OF POLITICIAN IN OFFICE? Shall tho Republican party gradual ly bo put out of business, and tho pub lic sorvico demoralized by men who havo no ambition to make records that will popularize the paity with tho pooplef Roosovolt Republicanism means somothing. Republicanism means something or Jt moans nothing. THE PEOPLE PREFER AGGRESSIVE EE FOEM DEMOCRATS TO MEANING LESS, LETHAEOIO, ANTI-EEFOEM EEPUBLIOANS WHO ARE ALLEGED NON-PARTISANS. Somo of this dohorned doodorized, colorless class of Republicans aro say ing tho present stato administration is perfect, that it cannot bo improved up on, nud on tho sido they vote for Dem ocrats who help koep them in office. CLAIMS A REFORM EECOED. YOUR EARNINGS ARE DEPOS ITED IN THE BANK, OF COURSE BUT WHO MAKES OUT THE DE POSIT TICKET? YOU OR THE OTHER FELLOW? IF YOU SPEND ALL THE OTH ER FBLLOW MAKES THE DE POSIT AND PUTS YOUR EARN INGS TO lOS ORBDIT. WHY NOT BBGOT TO SAVE AND MAKE THE DEPOSITS YOURSBLF TO YOUR OWN ORBDIT? IF YOU WILL IT WILL MAKE YOU FTKANOIALLY XXDBPXND. BNT, SIMPLE RULRr-ISK'T IT? BUT IT WORKS. ' Saving Dartmeat CUfMNiiftalBftafc Tho Orcgonian combats tho Capital Journal's claim that tho Republican party manngers of Oregon havo not suf ficiently identified thomsolvcs with re form ideas to keep in powor complete Then tho people certainly had no grounds whntovor for electing a Demo cratic governor for doing exclusively reform stunts, nud monopolizing that lluo of business almost exclusively. Woll, It may bo that tho Ropublican party has been consistently, and throughout tho party of reforms but tho people havo uot been able to seo it that way nnd havo actod on what they saw. Instend of positive reform ideas em anating with tho Republican leaders, holy-roller reform propositions have beou injected into tho stnto by Fopu lists, Prohibitionists aud from any oil source. But wo ought to bo thankful that they como from anywhoro under tho circumstances, and if tho Repub'icnns aro satisfied with tho things palmed off on them as roform propositions, no ono else should complain, -o THE LEGEND OF MULTNOMAH FALLS. To advertiso tho beauties of the Columbia river Mrs. Susan W. Smith had published in Bumptuous stylo hor awoet poom by the abovo titlo, but the publishers delnyod tho work until near ly all tho summer visitors had fled and Mrs. Smith did. not oap tho harvest sho was hoping to got out of her en terprise. Tho poom, of somo 100 lines, embalms tho legend1 that an Indian maMen of surpassing beauty leaped as a votivo offering from tho cliff eight hundred feet high into the canyon be low in order to stay tho hand of pes tllcnco that was sweepiug away the wholo tribo of her fathers, Whether sho succeeded o? sot the girl is sup posed to hayo changed into the spirit of the beautiful fall that is waillag its slrea sons; among- the roeky walls et a beautiful cleft in the Cawadee Mrs. Smith Us wi)vs all klak of la Uresttaf YltUM aai pallotopay lata ar poems, and those wae err Zionists in Convention. Tannu willo, N. Y., Juno 29. Tho annual convention of tho American Federation of Zionists opened horo to day with a record-breaking attendance of delegates from all parts of the Unltfred States. It is probably duo to tho recent ovonts in Russia and tho general agitation in favor of expatri ating tho Russian Jews and transplant thorn to somo other country or countries that tho interest in tho convention is greater this year than ever before 'and it is expected that the urgoncy of tho situation will havo a tendency to ro- movo a great deal of tho f.-iction which has characterized former meetings of tho Zionist Federation. Thcro a'ro about 300 delegates in at tondanco at tho Hotel Fairmont, which has boon spocinlly reserved for this o.vont. Tho convention wilUlasfc until July 5, nndi promises to bo unusually successful. Tho principal subject of consideration will bo tho question how to bring about tho early realization of tho Zionists' plan of establishing Jew ish colonics in Palestine Many distin guished leadors of tho Zionist move ment in this country aro hore, among thorn' Prof. Solomon Schlcchter, ropro sonting tho Hebrew Thoologicnl semi nary; Prof. Max Schlossinger, Hobrow Union college, in Cincinnati; Dr. J. L. Magnes, Dr. Dombit of Louisville, Ky., and many others. Last year tho Zionist convention was hold in Philadelphia, tho yean bqforo in Clovelnnd, O., and; throo years ago in Pittsburg, Pa. Each of theso meetings has marked a groat interest in tho num ber of ponsons interested in the move ment nndi it is confidently expectod that the, offect of tho present conven tion will bo ovon moro telling. Cotton Spinners Givo In. Fall River, Mass., Juno 20.-Tho cot ton manufacturers of this city havo granted tho operators a 14 por cont in crease! in wages. Tbout 25,000, hands will bo benefited by tho increase. Tho now scale, which will tako effect noxt Monday, is practically tho samo ns that prevailing previous 6 July 1, 1904. As othor Now England cotton manufactur ing ccntorp follow tho lead of Fall Riv er as a rule, tho chango is expectod ul timately to affect all cotton mill work ors in this 'section. Tho controversy loading up to tho settlcmont of tho present wago ques tion was ono of tho shortest In tuo His tory of Fall River toxtild troubles. For snvnrnl months the unions had been dissatisfied with their dividends, these avcrneincr lately but 4 and 5, with oc casionally 8 por cent. As a result of a mooting of tho textile council early in Juno a letter was sent to tho Manufac turers' Association on Juno 8, request ing a restoration of tho 12 por cont reduction in wages mndo in 1904. This request was rofused by tho manufactur ers, who offered to guarantee a divi dend of 5 por cent, dating from Juno 18 to October 1. Tho unions rofusod to accept this proposition. A 14 per cont incrcaso on tho present wages is noccssary to bring about a restoration of tho 12 por cent reduction of 1904. Tho now rato will bo substituted for tho sliding scalo dividend system. HM MULETEAM PURE BORAX IN THE LAUNDRY Softens Water. Saves Cleans and Whitens Clothes If your dealer hasn't 30-Mulc-Team Borax, take, no substitute. Write us, enclosing 5 cents, giving dealer's name, and we will mail you a package, and In clude booklet, "Borax in the Home." Facifte Coast Borax Co., San Francisco. 20-MULE-TEAM I0RAX SOAP contains Pure Borax, Nature's Cleanser and Whltener henc? makes clothes snowy white a"?d h 'gicatcaUy tlcaa. All Grocers, Free sample bar far top from pound wutOAjM-Mu! Ta;n Beraa and JmWi name an4 your tame and addree. New Aidreas: Baeea Bealif, Oaklaad Calif enOa. A FOOLISH PLAN TI a Joy to eat I welcome my dinner hour; Because I rout indigestion with August Flower Constipation is the result of Indigestion biliousnesSj flatulency, loss of appetite, self-poisoning, anemia, emaciation, uri acid, neuralgia in various parts of tlie system, catarrhal inflammation of the in testinal canal and numerous other ail ments that rob life of its pleasures if thej do not finally rob you of life itself. I"I'm bound in the bowels," is a com mon expression of people who look mis erable nnd are miserable yet who persist in "letting nature take its course." JWliat a foolish plan, -when nature could be aided by the use of Green's August Flower, which is nature's own remedy foi constipation nnd all stomach ills. JIAugust Flower gives new life to the liver and insures healthy stools. a QTwo sizes, 15c and 75c All druggists Sold in Salem by S. C. Stone, Eat youm dinner at tho Whito IIouso Restaurant. Good enough for a King. Reasons bio enough for "tho man in tho overalls." Meals served at all hours. Phono Main 100. Stato St. White House Restaurant GEORGE BROS. Proprs. Phono Main 190 .State Street SUNDAY EXCURSION on the CorvafJfs & Eastern Rail road TO NEWPORT ti .w i Sunday excursion to Newport jagd roturn on tho Coryallla "and Eastern railroad will loavo Albany 1 EVEBY SUNDAY AT 7:30 A. M. Arriving in Newport at noon, roturn ingleave NowpoJt at 5:30 p. m., giving 5 hours at tho finest resort In the West. Ilealth, rost and pleasuro for 'tho weary worker, Throorday and oason tickets from all 8. P, points, good going and return ing on Sunday excursion trains. Faro from Albany, Corvallis or Phil omath $1.50 for tho round trio. Con- nections at Albany "with Eugene local going southbound overland on return. FREE I JUB$K&B&k Describes saHBHsiiLam. HHHBfljH ' for the Northwest. ' 1 hShHT. Book by mqil on application BH OREGON NURSERY CO. , SALEM, - OREGON BRICK Brick furnished in large or email quantities. Pressed brick made to order. Yard on Stato street, south or Ponitontiary. SALEM BRICK YABD. A. A.' BTJETON, Prop. Summer School The first term of the Capital Rummer No.'mal openB on May 1st;-to continue eight weeks. Tutition $10. Summer School of Primary Methods. Opens (Tune 31th, to continue threo weeks. Ad dross J. J. Kraps, or County Superin tendent E. T. Moorcs, Salem Or. tf imi w m mill i F7 - .TNtt.rl ?i&jt. Screen Doois I have a good selection of itockib of cedar screen doors, including fcligt otc. Largo stock of all kinds of Potltrj Lawn and Field Fencing, Fosti, BUi glos, GatOBj etc. All at lowest prltet WALTEB M0ELE1 250 Court' St., Salsa, ft RELIEF FOR LADIES. FRENCH TANSY WAFERS Original and only genuine. Put up ivollow wrapper with Crown trade For sale by leading droggUti. PA por box ANY LTJMBEE NEEDED? Every beam, shingla and shako in our yards is mado from tho best timber, and our methods of dealing and our prlcos aro such that It will pay you .to seo us before buying. QOODALE LUMBER CO. Phono 52. Fruit Growers! Sec us for DRYER TRAYS ORCHARD BOXES BERRY CRATES and BOXES. Any and all kinds of boxes Salem Box Factory MASON & 8NYDXK. PHONE 308- Sunt ivm MMKMYNKMMte &!& 5105.00 to be Given Away. Who Wants tho Monoy? Who will wrlto us the best story of personal experience' in using-ALLEN'S 8ELF-EISING B. B. B. TLPJTET "We want 100 testimonials, not to exceed 200 words, oaeh, and wo will pay for thorn. ' Write vand Jell us why audi wherevyou first bought 3 B. FLOUR and hojv long you uav used it, Toll us'hojr you-Hko ic ami wnetnor you nave round it an agreeable' and wholesome additioa toj tho family menu. Toll us about the P, AN CAKES, the BOSTON MUF-' FINS, tho FRUIT PUDDING and the FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD. I Now, to the person, eendfaig u's th, "boat recommendation and tlw most-ar-' tlstio letter, we will pay $5.00 la- &d:; and w will pay $1.00 eaeh for 100 oth-1 er letters that w use. We' wish, to use I these1 letters is our advertising, but no namo will be published without the written consent of the writer. I If you have not used salf-jriaing ,B j B. B, Flour get a package and begla aow; we will give yoa sufficient time to take advantage et this offer; juvy goea grocer sm it uaa yen will find dArectloBa Uk every paatef. Use the feur priacipal recipes aad "WUa ua abut It. We ar interested U year MerUftaa. ALLIKII.B. B. 1. FLOTJ CO. FaaUU Cm SaaUry, aVa Jaaa Cal. Steamers Pomona and Altos 11 for Portland Monday, Wednwiar 1 Friday, at 10 a. m. Tuesday, Tins day and Saturday at 0 a, n. hHl for. CorvaUis Tuesday, Thumd Saturday about 0:30 p. m. For Alb daily except Sunday about 6:S0 p, 1 M.P. BaWwiii, Ai Burat our rflces and save mone; 7 . " ... -T,lnM lW your .groceries, uw '-o- appeal strongly to you, oec.u- -values can bo ooa at a glane , ( . Baker, Lawrence & Baker, .Successors to Harrltt s v We are now Prepared to 1 Contract for a t: Prunes for fi Delivery Tillson &Oh ,51''161I$m'3'