Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 17, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv iMX mkh itWBHAJj, MALMi, OKM0X. THURSDAY. JANUARY 17. 1907. ..CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDiTORIALPAGE.. wrwY I & r HOFER BROS., gg" "' P""" MIXKNAIi gTAKIWl KOK lHOaBM8, IKVKLOPMK.VT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LADOH. ooon Tllfc llACHJ'LOIt'H IIKVKItV. 'Swcuthenrt, I never know I loved you 10," The lovor aald and boot to watch th grace 0 lovo's exqulnlleness nnd light and clow Iltoom there again upon tho maldon fnco Tho treasury of years gives bock to him Tho Jewels nnd tho goma of lovo'a requite; And tbrouch the tnfaty tears that como to dim His eyes ho looks upon tho old dt light. And thcro boncath tho Jasmine and tho roBe, Kntwlncd upon tho trollli and tho vine, They plight tho troth no ending ovor knewn: Slghod he: "Sweetheart, fonver mine!" Tho cuckoo echoed in tho abady greve: "Korover and forever, and for ndarl 1I kissed her llpa, and passed the treasure trov Along tho slimmer of tho leafy way. t Tho cuckoo murmur from tho coppice dark, Tho loves fall clustering upon the. walk; Tho lover bend hi ear, nlaxt to fcnrk ButalloBce, only sllenco cornea to mock. No lew, sweet accoats greet him ho'a aloncl Thou tho old lover, wrinkled, bent and gray, ttlsces tho faco as chill as cblllcot atone, And puta tho old daguerrreolypo away. Horace Seymour Keller. A Now England (Boston) paper called "The Village- baa thin on oral grntlon It Is a wonderful thing that this great countrr absorbs several ml non? of immigrants each year and there still remain? A GKKAT AM) GKOU INO HCAICCITY OF LAIlOIt. Thero Is also tho great natural increasn of the native population. Thin ( tho most ImnreMlvo evidence of the growth of tho country. Figure showing the tremendous crops of con., whoat, cotton, an--other products, do not Impress us as doos this great tream of men and women flowing Into our country from Europe. TIIKV HPHKAD ftVEIl THK rniW'TIlY. MlNOLLVfi WITH THK XA- TIVKS AND TAKING 01 TIIEIH LIVES. They mostly prosper. Somo do not. but probably a vory small propor , tlnn. Thoy enter every vocation, ovory 'nislnM, every profession; nud met: of them become cood Americans. TIIKV TIIHIVK WIIERK AMERICANS PAH.. Thoy save where Americana run behind. They labor inceasenatly. TIIKV AltK MOSTLY WELL-DKIIAVKD AND LAW-ABIDING. Thero comet! from them a good proportion of able mon, who finally n....... m.M ha.IiiI n .. . Mnld.nl I . V a. rt il(A.JWwf tllA.II VIILU. UUI OUUUI HUU JVtill lilt., UIIU fUllTlM vv... We hear about the ovlla likely to result from the great flood of Ira- . migrants, but chiefly In poltlcal speeches or political newspapers; VT SEE VEHV LITTLE OF ITNO MOBE FERIIAPS THAN WE SEE COM- INH KKO.H .NATIVES. Tho Immlsrants form one of our greatest social problems, no douht, but I Li solution I bound up In tho lessor problems Involved In the dls trlbuMon and employment of tho new comers. - -...... o - - ' SMILES. . I1U.HI - ,, llttST A i JpPfflk CHIT Jf.BWAHT M"ey I I wIillal!L I Saver 1 1 Ski rS&rP II Pw raf i f r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 hh TIIKV HAVE GOT THE HABIT KAHLV, . Tho habit of colng down to Portland on a special train oni'o a week Ih another Kraft tho leclslaturo should get rid of. Tho ahort aosilon of forty days la not so lonr but that IT OAN A LI OMB IHTT IN AT I'UflLIO MUHINK8H. If no other form of punlahment woro possible tho member might stny it Hal em and read ttut bills that havo bcon Introduced. Hundreds of clflrlta are hero to do tholr blddlns and their tlmo goe on at full pay, Thco hebdomicdal oxeuralons to tho rlty whero slot machines aro still clayed AH THK rKINCH'AI. MLH DIVEIWION am beneficial In one respect, Thoy keen down tho total volunlo of blllH. On this theory It would l) Reed IhlnK If the legislature took morn excursions au thereby a (jrct deal of foolish and undealrabln loslslatlon would bo avoided Hut what do they go to Portland for on these apodal trains? It N Aw.HK.tHl that Portland mnmber go to seo tholr families. BUT IT OOKfl NOT KKQUIHI. SPECIAL THAIN TO OAHUV TWENTV ME.M HKHH. The demijohns havo been Nwept out of tho utato hounr and the time hau tow to do away with the special leglslatlvn train. o r OKEGO.V AND IMMIGRATION. Has not tho time pome for Oregon to upend leva on ftxpoultlons und tor on securing foreign omlgrallonT Emigration la u movomenl of nofiuUton from ono uxthtry to another. Tlw oxposltlt)ns ar calculate to draw Immigration from othor state? to Oregon. Immigration la a movement of people- from ONE PAICT or THIS t'OUNTKV TO A NOT H UK I'AUT, Hut Oregon han been InvrntlnR In expoattlons for twenty years and the Increase, in oonulallon ho boon very low. Expedition. Induao lm migration. Orison should do something to sovuro foreign vmlgratlou Thi Atlantic aoaboard rtvr a million a year of emigration from Murope. direct, andl'EW )F T1IHM KVKIt COME WEST OP THE MIS SOOIH IHVKU. Thcro an ten trains of homeceekora exottrvtonlsU mmlHg out or Cbl oago twiva a month, of about 250 paMengerw nuoh That pours a stream of 6000 Imntlgranta u month fvum tUe matern states to tho Paolftu oast Hut the region wmI or tho .Mlm'Mlppl la twlea ah largo us the region kt of the Pather of Waters, and that Hoetlon la settled up by KMIGltA THIN f MOM KPKOPK IN THK HATIO OF ItKl TO IU. lu other words. If th region weat of the MUlalppl wwe no larger than tho reclon east of It, the portion wet of thai river would require 300 tuontha to recehe as muoh poiutlatlon from Immlaratlon aa the por tion of our country east of that rwelve In IS months by emigration. The country et of the river be'nr twloe as ureal in urt.n rr is 1110. 1NG HKTri.l!l HP IN THK HATIO OF IU TO 400. The vrrstern nn of the United Btates not devolplng In populatlo.. is ivldly as th etutern HKNCK THK WIC8T NIIOULI) WOHK IXU DIUKOT I1MIOIIATIOV VmtH KUKOPK. Instead of speadlug a quarlsr of a million ou th Jamestown and tfeat He itxpusltloua Oregou should spend twin maaey to Induct dlreot foreigr emigration Them la a vw desirable Ism ot people ?onilng from KurPA who WOULD AR8IHT IN HUII.D1N0 UP AND )KVKIX)PING THK HTATK. Not All Kuropean emigration la orth hatloc In tbla country, but any auuttantui laboring t-lawi l very deslrabl. urrgon baa ieM or foreign araUratlon than any tat on the out WaaaluRton has Uuadrrds of thoutaud ot Swede. Germans and other California, whll thlr labor organtiallon tight tor Japanese excluslou HAH HUMWKIVH OF THOUHAMW OF JAPANKSK, 1TU41NS ORKKKR, AND OTHEIt VMVOKKRR eatBt hom thU atato has ojosed ' daM in thrt past. Oregon wight do a great dwtl wf tUu leovre .IigMaa, HgarU. UelgUB, Polish, ItUMJaa. Finnish, anj other laborer to doveloo our In Hlustrtee. subduo cur rough lands. clr th torwta. AND BUILD mTHF HTIKS, Orgoh ha khubdasee of slth. abundant of ptat. abundau of natural rewiiwa, but Is very atort of labor A proJucta lnrA4e ibis hortte of taborera will fslt snush moro than at nrtseut. It t a )l know fact that last fall thou&m.i. nt .1.01... w . rvn ABd rtther (rutt wwe lot lor waut of UWirers to pick them. Tft little n Orrgsa tautt rt Ur nrsjudki agalati fsrelga etnlgra- Offgoo tn iu foKMg. Wpiui a4 WB uw fc th(, , , t a Kmm MvCM uOMH A tlllVBhMvn iiihimh'., . . .!. VMOIUKOlilJIMKKT. '"h ' U,IKhV rT I1 L,,Pl? U( Ul Um katt,M 0 rgla ol tad ko 49 nut a ularUa or ;UIous for eomlog her. T ater xats do aot rtMU f ortlgtt emlrnlloB tut: Rnirru a tliTJSJ V !H4,tt,t '" t0 r ' lera ti9t T. IT l Cr11' t,,Jl ' to Charlestoa. W rW Ufrw ftUi eaaUct pB wy, .- ftYor Z. tJimlmim to. iK Mt iui t mitw rtf toreCrt" lie ' ' AVIth a Democratlo governor and a Democratic senate thero ought to bo no objection to an unanlmoua Invitation to Wm. Jennings Hrynn tn l talk politico to tho legislature. Wanted leavor woathor. Oswald West's digging In tho slate land ollke h.-us been endorsed by u Republican federal Judge. Itopubllcana will Join with Demorrats In giving Dryun u most genlut wolcome on the occasion of hln visit at Salem. The roller akatlng rink lu mild lo havo Just the 'opposite effect from surf bathing. Tho latter aurcn tho Hpoonlng habit. Diolit tin tn tho linnr in ;fvlp. Marls rivht. cut n'nkt Just a snap for you in suits, that's all. Suits that form er,)' sold for $12.50 to $25.00. NOW $6.50 TO $18.00. I ll GWJohnson&Coa I MMHbWPJbbVbbWMBsWs Illtohoook may be under lire but ho Is not the under dog. Ashland Olud Tiding- Salem Is the conter of the mun. politically. Just now. Tho good Book aays "tho wage of sin are death:" In this atato sin nera of a certain kind aro rewurded with easy Jobs In and about tho legislature. Somo of the membors ot the leglulaturo remind us of tho absent mind ed college professor. "Well, well." ho said, aa be. stood knee-deep Hi the bath tub, "what did I get In he-o for?" To puiw, or not to pons, I the (juration up to the railroads. . , Aiouny iicraici: Frank Davey, a country editor, has had h.t ohanged to "Mr. Speaker," through legislative action. nam Judge Wolverton has sustained roform lu tho staf land offloe. Of course, tho Hepubllcans will take notice. Reciprocal Demurrage and an Open , IIIrIi School Debate. Ithrr- The dobators of tho Salem high (Pram the Ubanoa hJxpresa-Ad- , school are at present working hurl WACO Ulion th tlehntn whlxh lo n ii,.. SPECIAL PORTLAND, TRAIN Resolutions For Codes Stamps, Ect Bills to Tax Mortganes Regu late Water and Light and Telephone Wires At the regular meeting of the I.tthaann Development league Krldu) nvenlng. a resolution endorsing tho ucllon of the Shlppors and Produo orn convention at Albany last Thurs day, and demanding at the hands of the loclalaturn a strict reciprocal demurrage law and favoring state or government ownorshlp of the look at Oregon City, was adopted One after auother the trance are coming out wth ringing resolutloui for an open Willamette and abolition of the tolMaklng ai Oregon City. Were the question left to u vote of the farmers, it would be settled without a dissenting voice. Indeed, It Is doubtful If there Is a person In Oregon outside ot the railroad but would algn a petition for the gov ernment to build new free locks nr buy or make tho old one free. With th.) merit of the ease to emphatic. the wonder W that the condition of lajustlQfl to the Willamette people has been allowed to go unchecked and unohallenged fer 'hlrty loot; years. tali Is the V4t maUt U tfc )r U Url tavUg acroMat. M t ktn it growUg ktraH y Vy wRlc f, uMJeaa aad tutaeM4aty efAitaT., d WM ag yeu wm u,,, , njee u uik- wha opptrtualtf kaocks at yonr door. It wHI oaue Mtefal some oy. U U. MeaUuie j dolUr deKMditi i your cJh wHt enUg Utereat. OnMW HUml XmOc place In tholr school building Satur day. January 19, against the repre sontatlvoa ot the Albany high school. This win bo tho first ot the scrloa of debates of tho Western Orogon Debating Loague and both the stu dents and the people of Salem are showing much onthuslasm over the coming event The verj appropriate subject ehosen for Saturday's debate la "Resolved, that the Orogon direct primary eleettou should bo amended so as u Inoludo only city nnd coun ty omolals, and members ot the state legislature." Salem will uphold tho negative side of this question and ai they bav been worklnc on it th past four or the weka a very Inter esting aooate win be assured the au- utenue. If Slew isiHa this debate It wt'l give them a goa standing In the leagye a ad they win elthor debate Albany again or Roseburg. If not they will have a try at Eugene. A silver oup U up for the winner of the first place t the league. From 100 to 150 mombcrrf, em ployes, Bpectatora nnd lobbyists of t'io legislature departed for Port land Wednesday afternoon on a spe cial train provided for their conven ionco by tho Southern Pacific company. Whether or not all of thorn tun-. chased tlckeu could not bo doflnftoly ascertained, but tho greal majority of tho crowd did. As about thirty of tho memboro remained In Salem. some of whom aro going southward to tholr homes, It is evident that tho groater portion oi inose leaving for Portland were spectators, employe and disappoint ed applicants for clerkshlpa who havo to pay their fare. Thero aro forty members of tho legislature who belong to the Ma sonic order and practical!)- ull of tneso win attend tho Masonic eon. olavo to bo held In Portland Thurs day and Friday and the Shrlner banquet Saturday evening, Many of tho members who belong to the Elkn lodgo will return to the exercises at tendant upon the dedication of thn Salem lodge's now temple tonight Jackson. Leads All. Up to date Representative Jaoic. son, of Douglas, holds tho record fe me greatest number of bills to h.ir oeen presented to tho legislature in consequence ot which ho was mad the victim of a little joke at tho nanas of Speaker Davey. The reading clark'went down the list ot bills bn his desk at tho usual rapid rate and called off thirteen in succession credited to Mr. Jackson. When the fourteenth was read off, naTlng been presented by Mr. Pike', of Qllllam. Sherman and w,i ' Speaker Davey interrupted the read! hk long enough, to Inquire "Excuse me. but dlda't vm, ,.,!,. a mistake in the name of the au- Bargains Got yoursolf. a now home now Wo havo oomo cheap, on easy piy. monts; good house, corner Mill ui 2 and streets. 800) Ono 6-room house and lot, 2!ti stroet, $500. Good 4-room house and lot. Jli! street for $400. Qood 4-room hotiso and lot. Stlfc and Mill streets. $460. Good G-room house and lot, Jltl and Mill streets, $800. Good 8-room Iioubo and 'A lots 31st nnd Chomoketa streets, $1,500. Two houses North Liberty, 2 loll each, 600. Nlco acreage proporty cheap. An 80 aero with 6-room houu. burn, orchard, otc. for only $900. 35 acres fine bottom land. Bear Marlon, with fair Improvement!. cheap, $900. A beautiful 02-acro, good im provement, otc near Turner it houao and location. $3,200. Seo mo for anything in my line It you want work, or want help of u kind, leave your ordor hore R R, Ryan 510 Stato Street. PURE FOOD LAWS oaUniiTpaSttr Siate of Ohio. CUy of Toledo. Ltaa County, ss; tHaak J. Cheney makes oath that he Is seuler partner of tt, ,, . J. Chtaey & Co., dolsr busing, i. the city of Toledo. mubIt &.j ..,. thor aforesaid, and that said Irn win , Thit ....j . -, .. .. 2: :-jr..r2?K .;;. -"jrs - - -- vi rai l I uuueios. uaiarra tkat s&atot be eursd by tat u of Haifa Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHKMBY Soru ia before Me and substrtW la my preat this tk day t Re. eember. A. d, 1SSJ. A W GLtASON. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is uka UUr ally, and atts dlreethr oa the bloof and mueons tarfausa of iv ,.. Send fix testlmoalaia fres. F. J CHNrY a. r , , . Toltio, O. Sold by all DruuUU, 71c, Tak, Hall's Family m (or , tilpatlat. TO CURI! A OOL W 0.VK Ar l an; t!ra"uu refBtd MM it falls to sort. , r rjRov IgaaturaeBaart,7318 CASTOR I A " JWtHsk swsJ rsuu (WYNKwAltifclNiM tOux FttHy enfof ccd at out shop, and t best meats of ait kiflds.as welLastHtfe lard, sausages aiW tretythint tint, F. A. KURTZ'S MARKET , 277 N. Com. t. Pkoac 2& . viat XMBHW ijrajjg zrsrr kTRA " JZZ7ic. Usm MrtUJtr oatnUi afJMRK(A2r sctttwnc " """-- - , A -- 1. ihil.l Mkr. I"' " Cl4 Hi S