Daily capital journal., July 10, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
:sy HOFBB B&Og
h(MW d Proprietors.
8UB80RIPTION BATES.
By MaiL
Dally Journal, one month 35c
Dally Journal, throe vmontb j-JJ
iDRlry Journal, one year -
Wklj Journal, ona year i.w
By Carrier.
Dally Journal, por month SQc
gKWATOBSIEIPS BY DIRECT VOTE.
Tho Capital Journal asked when did
rich mn over reach after sonatorships
umln tbo old ytcni of leaving It to
tho lc(filaturo ami not get what they
wont after.
The Statesman objected to tho direct
prlahrji on to tho direct election of
jwjnaioM, lecaouie, a It charge, A
OKXTAIN RICH MAN AT PORT
LAND QOT TUB NOMINATION AND
EXBOCTON BY THE USE OF
MONEY.
Tho Capital Journal wys an advocato
of tho old system cannot honestly ob
ject to a rich man winning under tho
noir)tni,becauw tbopooplo changed
tho nyntem Iweagw under tho old y
tern wealth was uscil to corrupt tho
(!glnlatur, I
That h what tho people protect
ogalnt-TIEB CORRUPTING USE OF
WEALTH TO DEMORALIZE TIBER
REPREfinNTATTVES, ami the scenes
that havo Irmmi enacted in Callfo-nla,
in Ncvadu, In Oregon, and Delaware
and Montana and Maryland and other
rotten burrough utate aro enough to
dliguM any decent tmn.
T1D3 PEOPLE DO NOT OBJECT
TO clreulrtlon of a reasonable amount
of literature through llio mulls nnd
newspapoo, DI80US8IN0 DJSUES
AND PRIN0CPLE8 THAT ARE VI;
TALLY MFOMS TIIB NATION.
That I Uro olTcnee, If such bo of
fence, that Jonathan Itourno wn
jpdlty of. Ho lloodud tho mnlli with
hi declarations of principle, hi plat
foriirt, with h law governing direct
election, and tho primary law.
Tho BtaWwman U secretly opposed to
Sir, )ourn. If onto sonol favorite
of tho HtntoMnan wo tho direct nom
Inco and tho direct choice of tho people
IT WOULD gINQ IDS PRAISES
' AND DKMAND THAT THE LAWS
UK ENTORCED TO THE LETTER,
By tho wuy, who havo tho Statesman
crowd up tlurir aleovv for U. S. wna
torf It glvM It whole argument away
by printing th following tcntcnee In
tt clear, lucid, and nmblguotH ellto
rlal of tjuitdUy.
'.Marty know uf ve vhe?tlii men
of wttilth havo bR tlfatet for the
fi'tmto lit OregnB, HotwiUiHmrittg
they 4 TICT.ni AOENTS WERE
PRESENT AT THE CAPITAL WITH
MONEY, .FREELY OrFERINO IT
TO MEMBERS FOR THEIR VOTES."
Tbit 1 Ott ytw Ui ptsiplo kare
itoidcd to K) aw)- with, aU tb Wry
oUulote. aaliiiMl4. ilitnill 01
flitl, a) eUiUiall.t aVuphwd Stat
IIMO WllltWt rV Kl thing itt Ui gUMM
Uit perooaal jwlitu-n.
Whu Ilk agwat of tb plutoeriwy
fomo to "Tim BTATB CAPITAL
WITH MONEY, FREELY OFFBRINO
IT TO Tim MEMBERS. FOR THEIR
VOTES," tfcal U all x&l.
WtiOK U 0 iMJMtT) tKuUMMld
WtT of Qtftpt g Itf ttM U1W
liOiXU nml wt tfctjr itttU Nrk with
Ue pMMtl !Kitv44a U iMt, tut
l all WNjr,terftlUii to Stetv
TU U k jftomti ivlv4. TU
aiMtm mahm Rt wtf m lu
Tfc wfk f It Im fWt tkkU. r
tir-y mk(
THAT Di WHAT TIHJ STATES
MAN MUST AN8WXR, Am Uc p
A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
W A rWUND THAT YOU CAN
TURN TO WITH AN ASHim.
ANCQ OP ASSISTANCE IP ON
ANY ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH
OH ANY OTHER REASON YOU
ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
AND IN KttD OF THOSE
THINGS T1LVT MONEY CAN BE
CUXK. Tjrma u A bplenwd fkel-
INO OF OnMJPENDCNCm W IT
TKATMAXEA ONHrEBL THK
wm iNvrrn you to owbn a
8ATOfW ACCOUNT WXTR UR. -
r T
f-iffir
J Uil
m
that Aycr's Hair Vigor
jmootB, gives i --
And, too, it Keeps in
. ..,..,( TTiffV
nlo fit xor aeir-Rovenin.". --
.k they Are. The burden of
proof that th y ro not h on tho
Statesman. The above quotation from
tho Statesman convlch tho system it
defend. nd wtwM retoro of venahty
n.l rrrojIon in its own words, and
It knows what It is talking about.
BRYAN IB WILLING.
Thflt Is the unfortunato prodienment
of tho Democratic party. He has got
tho "loryngills candidatus," and got
it lntdv
iro writes it to old man Jones of
Arkansas, who successfully led Bryan
to defeat twice, nnd Jonos would be
willing to do It again.
DEVOID OF ANY SENSE OF
HUMOR, AND OF ALL SENSE OF
POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE, BOTH
BRYAN AND JONES DISPLAY
ONLY THEIR DESIRES.
Hrynn Is all desire. Ho talks of tho
nwesslty of nominating tho available
man, but ho mnkes himself Inevitably
avn liable.
Ho always had the knack of doing
that. Ho was nlways busy forcing
himself to tho front as tho child of
destlnyv lorn of tho mad clamor of
tho people.
He nlways furnUhol tho forcing
nnl tho clamoring long in advance of
tho nnturallwrn impulses of tho com
mon Hjoplo to lwvo him for thclf
lender, nml ho is nt his old tricks again.
He declaims of principles of tho
JtrtTcrsoninn Domooracy being in great
demand In stato and nation and town
ship affairs. Hut thnt is only his
opinion, iMH-ausc he alono is supplying
that article.
Ho denmnds tlwt all who stand for
reform principles unite under the ban
ner of tho Democracy, the reform
Doinrtcrnoy of old man Jones.
Just as If thoso old Southern Demo
cratic warltowes who represent the
sflgar trust, and the cotton trust and
tho Southern coqwrations could be
trusted to reform anything.
But IViyun Is willing to trust them.
THE 8AWED-0FF INTELLECTS OF
Tinj BOURBON DEMOCRACY OF
THE SOUTH WERE NEVER SO
KEEN TO QET CONTROL OF THE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT AS
Riairr now.
Hut they will never do It. They will
noviir turn tho trick. They cannot
cut tho ice. It is iinposlhIo for them
to mold thf dough iu tho right kiud
of imns to got It Imkod,
Tbe eomi'ry ts too 'awtft for them.
While they r talking abstrnet ro
form DtuiMxtniey a,ud cntolilng onto the
kttewt soeUilltt wrinkle tho world slips
oq a' noteti orjt tw, a4 when they get
ready their vliwU )n't gear.
llrraa will eom home. Teddy will
no Ut a eantHdatv. He knows too
rnuek to fo after A thing that th
American peopl will gh to no mau
who U avowedly a)iing the favor at
tbtlr hnndk.
--
MANY ARE EXEMPT.
TV mh provWkon of the new rntr
bill ! by MMre l .mtrnfteO
1ok th line f the aitMindweiit ns
Vtee4 by the tennte. It prohibits
linMdly b4 eetmrtlly the IsMMtee of
ay tr trsyertti for interstate
V". an4 tlHMt prorlaV u rscopted
Clhw. wMeh to m fo)towt
"No nmm mrrter uiltjt to th
pmrimiuM vt Mis et fhall nftr Jet
orr I. JMf. Afwtty or InUinMly.
mu ,ir ire an,v httentate ? U-uV
pttu tK paejpif )( 'o it
rmpkiytH end Ueir ftH.s Itt M
f,ut sMrnoAue. nhyUlaM. and
Tttwnv ei )! toialniktersail rlr
ii, trevwlot; rt4rUi of llrd
Ywa MV ChrtsMM AUtton.
bMMTtn, of ImIuU Md eheriub',
A4 4eWMvMry latiti.UoM 4 m
um eltlv!r eK,frvV U narlUk.t
in4 ejeeaMMjury wwrk; to Udlgvat,
"" MM fctaM, pew, 4
U h I4TMMM whfHt trHtwl bv
eMMMMo ifc, w h.UU. J
h wuy at. tnlo la swh
lrMwrttioo; h Immum j Um w
uml ho, or m9 m tK (.
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"w " sNiKrr, inmate uf
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m, leuwi and InuMgw.t U
jeUi; u mwVv o twins, lg.
C? mu, mtReM attem,s w,y
Uil InvtljntWa b 4Wx u .
MtH. i, taterMted, j,, u.
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A Uw Km ijjcikr lis- jii v
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v ,- w TOAvta try tie at leg-ikur.
1
Thi
DAttT ,M
vTt We'had'not'ced that your nair
was looking pretty thin, and that i
lacked luster and life. But we didn't
ifkco speak of It! Of course you know
md strength. This isn t tnewna ui j.o.at.i-co..
ic scalp so olean and healthy. Low.if.M.n...
Hot-Alr Railroads and Franchise
Grabbing.
Wo copy tho following to bring out
so mi Ideas:
Col. E. Hofer of Silem was in the
city on the Fourth. Mr. Hofer is
Identified with other prominent men or
tbe Willamette valley who will become
itterestcr in the erection of an elec
tric railway whieh will cover ahno't
tho entire valley, and ho said' to a
representative of the Appeal that the
tlmo is not far distant when tho work
will b commenced. People aro get
ting tired, said Mr. Hofer, of so much
"hot air" railroad! building, andi are
going at it with a determination. He
said thero is buulness between Silver
ton and Salem for a railroad, and
whilo 'io did not say a Uno would be
builb between tho two point?, ho cover
ered tho idea that the instigators of
tho proposition intend to buiid one."
Silverton Silvcrtonlan.
Tho editor- of tho Capital Journal
nbovo referred o is doing all in his
jwwer ns n individual and as a pub
lic newspaper writer to promoto real
enterprises and to kill off mere hot
air speculations.
BEYOND THAT HE HAS NO IN
TEREST WHATEVER IN ANY
ELECTRIC OR RAILROAD COR
PORATION. Tho Capital Journnl will
keep a watchful eyo on all franchise
sehemers and stand up for results to
tho city nnd to tho people.
It itoos not go as far as tho Salem
Statesman in advocating the granting
of a frwnchiso to every crowd of al
legod promoters that !-how9 up WITH
A REQUEST FOR THE USE OF
VALUABLE STREETS.
Tho Capital Journal believes in tho
development of tho country nnd fav
ors recognition of real enterprise and
will advocate tho construction of elec
trio or steam railroads from Salem in
any direction whero there is business.
W heartily endorso tho sentiments
of disgust nt some of tho FRANCHISE
GRABBINO THAT HAS BEEN CAR
RIED ON AT PORTLAND. It hits
tho nail on tho head:
(Sunday Oregoninn,)
Car franchises in Portland just f
to having boon secured from tho city
council, again havo been sold to out
side speculators for a largo sum of
money. Tho last transfer was made
Thursday by thrifty promoters of the
United Railways to tho C. E. Loss
Company, for a sum of money said to
1k $.pi00,000, or thoronbouts, patting
thorn $100,00, moro or les. "
Not long npo tho promoters of tho
Hillsboro etfr lino who obtained a fr.ui
ehis on Strk, Twelfth and Petty
grow streots, sobi out to Uie Uuitod
l?ijwys for $100)fi0, renliring a big
profit. FOR THEY HAD SPENT
LITTLE OR NOTHING IN CON
STRUCTION. Hut h y-tir 1?', the main street car
Hum of this city p.l into h hands
of Kaatefo ImivlTs. the present owners,
for i.MM),lW0. $1,000,000 of which was
peyutetit fr stieot ear frauehios,
lne $8,000,000 us fair valuation
for tit phpticttl jtrojieftles. This doal
IW mlUioiH of dotlare Into the pook
U of rleh f-iehbo jrnbbers, t the
exHuri uf th imhlic.
With thitt cowlUeu, ib- Oreg.m Wat
er Iowc and the 1'onhTUHl Ueu.-rnl
Kleeule eoui4tltM hv jut merged,
tntiit- helr freTMhiM Into a $:i0,
00o,0W) corjwrwtlon. at high valun-tloB-Wing
virtually a salo f thoso
frwaehltte at prieee which thf publu- is
noi Nnnttta to know. Kit wliiuh
wer lilglt pn.ih, an-l on wlu-h THE
PUBLIC MUST PAY DIVIDENDS
AND INTEREST AFTER ILVVTNG
GIVEN THEM AWAY FOR NOTH
ING. "he lSwtUnd r9 Ootnpnay jws-
fmavhUee oMpitelitcJ t & bjg
, )t retuwUnf bo f0peaMUo to
the yvUle, what gverooity gate.l
tN lwifleN ju4 wfce, .j, k;u.0
U1 the cottpuny W pnt or. a tr'lb-
r' ntaW. ltow this frao
WN wm twlNch U by the om.
rny d Meu tk mi3 fw rwirdy
hl,h ftnanc Ka b uueovtw-si in the
InxewUga'ioii bforo the jovial om
nrftU f tto cuy council.
Tina traffic ni the peo.
PLE'S OWN IS UNBEARABLE AND
IS HASTING THE DAY WHEN
THE PEOPLE WILL LAY HOLD OF
WHAT IS THEIRS, That .peculator
hanld rwiw fro a eomtnuwty. for
Mttlo nothing, Uw FiUlge 0f us
ig stmt and tUn talire that
Prtler. il!Ug the tmuitx
P4y divided nl iaWro$t 1tbut;
u aa ers teiltioed vulna'ioa. u
IntelewhK It stl to wrath verv
oJ-tfd U the Kvlv pelitu. It j
P PMHlee for xU junt day
hUh. by tie law of cotapewjtloa,
" IN to vml utKtact ia abating
the wring M iU jW4 Uv
QBMSJf " 19?6.
...,.. 4i,i,. thefts. Tho
to in practicing '"" .
2 J a-.P-H- 5.- JL33
rfjht ttat '" A ' ;. for
valuation ou
4liliKf needs
t a-mt. THEER CHIL-
OR BURN GAS OR ELECTRIC
Tf'said that tho last sale-that
of tho United Railways-did not net
tho originators of the company more
than 3100,000. This is a small sum, o.
urs compared with what thoy ex
peered to get; r with the mil ions
raked out of tho $0,000,000 sale of tho
nwlnntrcet car lines a year ago; or
with tho capitalized valuation of the
.as franchise. The peoplo havo rea
son Io bo gratoful that tho graft was
no larger. Furthermore, they can oa
.luro such a "small" graft, with
composure, perhaps, in expectation of
tho promi-cd largo addition to tho
transportation facilities of tho city.
But lf brings to their attention again
tio familiar p-acico of speculator
enriching themneives at the public ex
pense and outwitting mayor, council,
commercial bodies, newspapers and tho
people. .
THE ORIGINATORS OF THE
UNITED RAILWAYS SCHEME PRO
FESSED TO HAVE THE BACKING
OF UNLIMITED CAPITAL. Headed
bv J. White Evane, they captivated
tb- citv authorities with the charm of
f.hnlr bold address. Thoy woro going,
to do wonderful things fox Portland.
Thoy asked tho city for franchises
nnd" secured! them. Tho city believed
in their promise and their alleged ro
sources. Thei they collapsed. Tho Califor
nia earthquake, they said, shook their
financial support from them tho us
ual excu30 advanced fo- failures to
"mnko good" at this time. So diro
was tUoir distress 'that thoy would
havo forfeited their franchiso to the
city, had no 'tho Loss syndicate so
curwl thuir rights, just a few minutes
before tho hour they were to lapse.
A Woman's
Gratitude
"For more than a year I
had been a sufferer, completely
broken down. I had not slept
but two or three hours any
night for weeks. I had such
awful misery in my head, and
oh, I was so irritable. I could
not depend upon my judge
ment, and my memory was
failing. I realized that I was
losing my mind, and I thought
the grave, or worse, the asy
lum, would be my doom. My
doctor said my case was be
yond the reach of medicine. I
went to a druggist and told
him my condition. He recom
mended Dr. Miles' Nervine;
he was pretty sure it would
help me, so I bought a bottle.
That night I took a table
spoonful, and fell asleep in a
few minutes, the first rest I
had in weeks, and oh, I will
never forget that sweet sleep
while I live. I have continued
taking it, and sleep like a baby,
and gain rapidly."
MRS. VIOLA BARKER,
Orange, Texas.
Dr. Miles' Nervine U told bv your
druaqUt. who will auarantee that tho
first bottle will benefit. If It tails, ho
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Eppley's
Perfection
Baking Powder
nutritious and fully meets
the reqair ements of health.
Ask yoar grocer for it.
C. M, .EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Salem .... Oje
u
se
Self Rising
B. B. B. Fiotj
Aifc yoc geem foe it.
omri
Do You Want to Know
What you jwuiiuw .
should havosom I'hoots ff pecied
SS.ttwSiSL Hta food, dru or
"Spun tbis gsj 'saaa
tho woll-eunW rcputntloOTa N
dnwn nervous und lnvaliu woihuh.
ThU toM and ont-spokan mpvemont on
nr Plerco's medic lies. A cop oi mis
llttln book in mailed free to anrono do
Mrl ib to loam moro concerning tho aht
ublKlvo, medicinal planM whteh enter
Into the composition of Dr. I'erco.sjnoa
IcUies. Address Dr. Pierco as above.
nr Plhreo's Pleasant Pollets aro tiny, sue
ar?coatct antl-Mllous uranulos. Thoy rce
SuSS and tavliwrnte Stomach. Liver, and
IJowels. Do not Ijogot Uiu pill "V'V,.1";
lire constlDatlon. Ono or two each day for
aTnxatlro anil reeulator. three or four for an
Jctlvo cathartlS Once tried always in favor.
esKra nnn given away, in copies of
SaiJfUUU Ti10 pooplo'a Common bense
V-o.-.i . .,!., .-ir Hint sold to the ex-
ItlOUlCBI ilU.nOJl wxjn- :"
tent OI OW.wu cuuira "
yunrs ago. at $1.50 por copy.
Last year wo tfavp away
830,000 worth of these Invalua
blo books. This yoar wo shall
dive away S50.000 worth of
thorn. Will you share In this
bonoflt? If so. send only 21
ono-centstnmps to cover cost
'of malllm; only for look In
stiff paperi-ovors,or31 stamps
forcloth-lxuml. Address Dr.
B. V. Piorcf. Uuffalo . Y.
sjJ
Tho Loss people, feeing tho plight of
the speculators, drove a close ba-rgain,
with tho result thai tho United Hall
way promoters wero cut down to u
small portion of thoir imagined prof
its. AND NOW AS TO THE LOSS
COMPANY, WILIi IT GRAB WHAT
THE EVANS SYNDICATE DID NOT
GET? Will it capitalize tho fran
chises lfc has obtained at a high figure
at itlio peoplo's cost? Does it plan to
sell out to other speculators for a
p-ofit of $200,000 or $300,000, without
doing anything for tlie city?
A Hard Lot
of troublo to contend with, spring
from a torpid livor and blockadod bow
els, unless you awaken them to their
proper action with Dr. King's New
Llfo Pills; tho pleasantest and most
ollectivo euro fob Constipation. They
provent Appendicitis and tono up the
system. 25c nt J. C. Perry's, druggist.
CHt
When Yankee
Doodle Comes
to Town
On the Fourth of July hp will probably
wear his best bib and tucker, and will
observe that every man of refinement
and tasto has a shirt- and collar on
that hasn't wilted from the heat, anl
that looks immaculato aad comfortable1
because every well . -tfressed. man in
Salom.has his laundry, work' done -at
the Salem Steam .Laundry - Got your
work in early, wo would like to cele
brate ourselves.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDBY. -
Colonel. J. Olmstead, Prop.
Phone 25. 136-106 Liberty St,
ANY LTTJMBEK NEEDED?
Erery beam, tshinclo and cki t .
yards ia mado from tho beet timber,
; ur raoinooa of dealing and
our prices aro irucb that it -will pay
you to o ns before tttying.
GOODALE LTJMM CO.
Piw9 53.
IS2Sw
S8
tl r V. j$w)af I UsEm Ar!
COPVA
fc CtlCitlf i SMrjUBkJ g y" tffcOv 0 II
if you want a
. 1
J
SQUARE MEfl
you should gotot
White House
Restaurant ,
GEORGE BROS. Proprs
Pbono Main 108. state at
Moals Borvod at all Lours.
The Fashion Stable;
rormorly Simpson's Stables.
XJp-to-dato livery and cab Ut
Funornl turnouts a specialty. TiUJ
ho for plcnlca and excursions, pjijj
44. CHAS. W. YANNKE, jJ
247 and 24 High Street.
SUMMER NORMy
Of Willamette University
June 27 Aug. 7
J. T. MATTHEWS, SecretaJ
BRICK
Brick furniahect in large or
quantities. Pressed brick mad
order. Yard on Stato stieot, soutll
Ponitentiary.
SALEM BRICK YAED,
'A. Ak BURTON, :
Screen Doos
I have a good',Boloction of stock i
of cedar ecroen dooro, including
etc.
Largo stock of all kinds of Pos
Lawn and Field Fencing, Posts,
gles, Gates, etc. All at lowest prfa
WA1TEB M0I
250' Court Si, Sale!
RELIEF FOR LADIES.
FRENCH TANSY WAFERS
Original and only genuine. Put i
yellow wrapper with Crown tTade i
For sale by loading druggists. Fits
per box.
Summer School
Tho first term of the Capital Bu
Normal opens on May 1st, to to
eight weeks. Tutition $10. B
School of Primary Methods.
Juno 31th, to continue three weebi
dress J. J. Kraps, or County 8ff
tondent E. T. Moores, Salem Or.
UlUiAjA-
L II A'fiflflA WRENCH FE
mumm
&PBLU
ASiri, CicrilM lUmr Ur Sirmt'iv Viyrmu
NEVER KNOWN TO FAU. s.fat Hur.1 Sidjl
Uctleu (.ur&iiteel or AloLfir KeHluJv 1. bnt PH
for 11.00 bu. ""ill nd them on trll,ut fll
vhtn rclle'C I. Srtmiiltt Y ree. lfuur Jrnjlitaxj
DtvftlMnt ogaouroraeri ioia ,
UNITtn MEDICAL CC aoX74. UWOtTttj
HKuH!j5BSi9Mv!9BSiV
Sold In Balew by 8 O. Btootl
O. C T. CI
Stoanfera PohfOna. and Altoni!1
for Portland daily except SunniiJ
7:10 a, ra.
i
M. P. BALDWIN, AjA
lADVlCg
Buy at our prices and save w
your trroceries. Our offerings
appeal strongly to you, becao1
vaiues can be Eoen. at a giane
Baker, Lawrence & B
Succeeeors to Sazritt & Lai
H. S. GHe & C
Wholesale Merchants and
FBurr axd rsoDUC
We h3ave large boppUm
boxes, botb tia top ad 'oJJ
tea. Get yer wmf&l
W batter, ejje, peaty,
?y .
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