Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 23, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. v UMLx OAi'lTAL CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDITORJALJAGE. HOFER BROS., PM nc' Proprietors THK JOPJtNAI, STANDS IWl PJlOfmiiSS, HKVKIHVMKNT, OOYKIlNMKNT. AND NO MKJIIADKO UtllOK. r;oo Kach ono of the ble four I. carefully '"" '! '! uOF n MIAMATIO AM) KNTKHTAIXINO, WHICH AIM. Tllfc U IM "I Til AM, AHT. The idr-ntMc dennltloit of mud Is matter out of place jg U i.n 1 reduce themselves to that condition by not ,! o NO PAHS! FOltTIIKI'KOlMiK. Tin: count :v lenrroit. Her t b all i'MBtrjr wll- t Pendleton BaM Orcgonlan.) Tbrn -hall be o pneses for the people, but public ofllcluln si. II low! to rWe froe. under Itie provisions or a Mil 1" dm by Attor ney John V. Ijwu of Portland. 1W1. llW .... .THIS 18 NOT IX ACVOIUM.VI'K WITH TIIK ANTI-PAbi, LAW WHICH WAS ADOITKD MV TIIK PKOPI.K liAST ,11'NK. t'ndor Urn provisions of that In. n..iMMly ihonld iit lni from n iruuu ruiujiuii. It I. prwitinoil tint Hip ittU' able to W lu legitimate- oxpsniiN. tmuanortntlon nf Mat oiMhili uriiip one of the toliliMte ItomB " Oregon has ni metropolitan Journal. (on the more "country" the lefr The fitiiiiirv ltd 1 1 or of Today" nets hit duet In u spirited and enter tnlninir article of that tit lu In Hie January Atlantic: and In lew of lhl foot that the nether. Charles M. Ilnrger. In the tunn who rum the DP railroad company. Itoflflctor. out lit Abilene. Kan . the render tn In- oretty nuro thnt he'.tj getting HOMH OF TIIHHTKAIONTiMriw iiktiik rum, j ,n trauauortfltlou Hargor don't Mitullgla rot bin profusion, expense, "Whon you consider." lie remnrkn. "that the awn n try paper Im owned , tIiohkih.Ih of business men who n- Inrie shippers by Its editor, and that tin- city man who write tilt fnnny tlilnc alioitl , ,,atrofw f the railroads NKVKK 1(1 UK ITON A PASS. It is ownod by the corporation for whPh he wrllan the country editor' I Tll .. M1(,nww justifies oxtonalve travel anil thoy pay cash lot doein't soem no end transportation. 'DON'T WAHTK VOUH PITY ON III.M. IIH WIM, OKT Al.OXt.V'j TnB smte l)f Oregon Ih as able o meet Iti leptltlmate expanses n are Mustnntuslng I" Hie account he give of wine or the eonulry editor I ,nPi taattfM ,,,. trials Ihe odd and ImponallJlo requeue (hat ur made of him, the abuse ir j,,,,,, ,jj Ih unjust both io the uuhllr whloh l oxcluded from h6 Kola from ilhKrtiutlotl anbaurlbera; but thoni nro coiiiueiiKutlotia. and ,!w pHrllene of freo tmnHportHtlcn and to th mllroada which ni" fircl to lu- free iawH to public oiriclula IO dHI .so.mi-.i m.. man nnii WUI11CII ..- .,..- ...n,1Br nlnco. Young ninn or illUli !' wr hi your pro.).-:- place. cen i'i young woman, seo to it that tf and vour nnme will nover oo mud .ai Sub iom- -BiigiMie has a ropy futuro snya the Gtuud. nr One of the Salem IHs was bin enough to lmvo uradu..t,.d fro Albany Democrat. Hut suiem girw iiu. mrgp 0l- n,ali - - - . w nnii constant for their Srent oncu. No Individual lu the comniunliy wmm liloner to llf very lire, or linn u blBCr part to play In Hh progreitn. And (lien thorn la Iho pOFHoliHl aid nr III work, TIIK OOOIl WUIIHS UK CAN KAV I'Olt HIS FIHICNDH. tho kind and gOiitfrouR nolkioa he mn wrllo or thole to whom death cornea nottoua that will b tronaitred ror yeara In the fnuilly bible whoit thu itrutnullouri olty imperii litive koii Into oblivion. AIUIILMKNTH I'Olt A (JIIIIMIT (Mnntuxcv, That wa a menu tlit tint all the ntnte leuleln the cry of Snlem nK kethall. ilnn for Snlem to ttiljp both ntnoB wmi uH ture plory also. Ailinny JJoinocrat ThfiP" And just liofituse Saloni won both Klluos m A late market rotiort snya: Inr." Come to Salunt. Weighty htwa wnnted. liniu nol, Tiiui sMiine cornoiatloiin lmvo no souls N Indlcuted by the wov weatern mllronda treated the people In tho IuiuIIur of Braln ami coaf winter. When one thlnka of the People who put all, thoy iosstw(l . .. .... -..... ... .....rt.lrti n'hr fiirmrlru mttiln 1... ... liniula or uowie up i-ram-a i ..... ...... -.- .....v nurca -jjj food" mixers rich. Tho roinirt of tile llnntiue rntnmltlue or coiidirw Jum Home atroun nr RUtnonte for creation of n credit currency. Tho purouxu or tho bill In to Klve to thu people or tho Uiilltftl Hiatus, 'in ho.mk dkokkk at i,i:aht, thu iiknki-'it a,vi advantak oi A GTtKlUT OUHHICNOV, whloh Ih now thu oumiuuy In iiho lu prnetlenlly every civilized country lu the world. Tho effect or the hill la thin: Klrat. Any national bnnk tuny Im te nu amount or credit curronoy equal to 40 per oent of Ita oulatandliiK houd-iticured curronoy, what Qvor that tuny he. hut thla amount of credit currency cannot exceed 2R per cont of Ita capital. Tho bank nuut pay an annual tax or 3 per cent UPON TIIK A.MOir.VT OP TIIIH I8SUK OI'l'IIKIHT crilltHNCV IN OIIN OULATION. Hecond. Tho bank may take out an additional amount or oradlt cur rency uqunl to 12 Vi per oent or IU cpltal. but iituat my upon the amount of thla Untie of rnxllt currency In circulation a lax or 6 per cent. Third. The printout capital or our natlonnl Imuka U is63.774.77. The poiudblo, Uaue. therefore, of UK per caqt, mibject to u tax of 3 per vent. Ii I213.4I3.UUI; and tho poiHilhle nine of lXVi per cent, aubject to a lax of 6 per cent. In (IO0.7JI.S47. .MAKI.Vd A TOTAI, I'OSSIIIliK IS. HUKorviiuiMon.nu. Fourth. The total circulation of a bank, lueludlnt: Ita credit cur rency, ahnll In no uveut exceed the autouut of Ita capital. Fifth. Tho bank iiiunt carry the eatno rettorvee nKtittiMt Ita credit cur rency (hut It now rnrrlon imiilnul Ita deootlta 25 per cent In roeerve cltlca and 1( pur cent In other cltlm The committee reouBiilxwt NO IMI' i'i:ui:m'i: hi.twhhn tiiih ciikiht ci'iihkncv ani mu'osns sni. JKUl' TO OHKVK. Hlxth. The urotlt upon thin credit ourrnncr wilt he prtoUoly tho name aa tinuu n oomauondlnx ntiiounl of tleuoaita upon whloh thu bonk It payltiK either 3 per cent or I per cent, dm the mine tuny be. Tho committee reiterate Ita often repeated ttaeerllon that bank-book I'Olt NOTHINO. Mr. I.rrnii' bill will be takun . a Joke by the legislator. H the leKlalatilre omtcte a ptiB law at all. It cannot do otherwise than to rtui Into offert the law adopted ly the people of Oiogon Innt June--a atron. clenr. uniitialiried nntl-pnaa law, which wus rendered null by some error In It title no nrluted In tho Initiative statement on tho ballot. It would place tho statu of Oregon In a most humiliating and dls grncorul condition to paaa a law ror cl tin the mllroada TO OIVK KIIKK TKANKI'OKTATION TO I'VllUC Ol'I'ICIALS. It would be Jtint na ronaonnhle o .-mei a law orderdlnsf hotela to fur ulHSh ncomtnocdatlotiH freo or to force barbers' to shave the faces of leg islator without charKe The soclallHta have almost a plurality In the Thev lack bet few of tho roqulrod number 150. Cleriiinu parltsmj I.KT US IIAVK A ItKAIi ANTLI'ASS l,AW, Oil NO ANTI-I'ASS LAW. No farce Is wanted by the people of Oregon. o- K.MIIiKS. "When you suo what you want, grab It." U. II. Hnrrlinan.. Thu people of Itusela this weuk elect a diiomo "by direct voto of the people." flpenktr Dnvoy couldn't give everybody chairmanships. George I. Kodnara ot ohulrman of the Salem olty council. That harom animal with Ioiik horns and n spike tall did tint show up and eat any of tho yotiiiKor members or tho legislature Tueedny. Mr. KodKora ahould realize by thla time that the only way to keep n member or the loKlslnturo from keeping anything he gets hold of Is never let him get hold of It. IIIh rosolutlon to keep the members from carrying off the codes would lmvo carried H It had been hroucht to u voto bororo the hoya had the hooka In their hnnds. "''iMaWMIIWMWWWaiMMi J. J. Hill says It will roqtiiro n pertnationt InvoBtmont of $1,1081 000 a year1 for five years to provide tho railroads of tho country tfi means to hnndle proporly tho buslnoss ulroiuly in alfsht und notallot for future growtu. untior mo cireuiusuuiLus nj mn uo somcthlnt open tho waterways? George C. Hrownoll was not the only inun who could promise a g' deal. A A This leKlslaturo should oroct a staluo to Jerry Simpson Kdltor T. T. Geur, who was hero and saw it, writes: Itwasatmu to son tho broad and satisfying stnllo that ennio over the faces of ft, members Wodnosdny when Sponker Dnvey nnnottneed that n special ti would loave for Portland within nn hour nftor adjournment. Coon Hay Mall on trozon Portland harber: Of course accidents huppon In tho host of regulated hurbru-s, but It tnlRlit be called to b& tlna white at I'ortlnnd, where millions or dollars lmvo been spent on tj. Columbia rlvor improvomonts, ships cannot go in or out, Coos Day Ir bor is us good as ever. The story of tho steamer Columbia belni fc bound lu thu Orogon river of thnt nnuie Is highly suggestive of polar ra dltious. A Hehlnd many a bill ostensibly for tho public bonoflt lurks the prlttj job. That Is nu nnclont niothod but It seems to work as well tody J whon Joseph of Hgypt offored to tiiko eluuiio of Pharaoh's warebtol business. In the ubseuco of house bill No. 104, some bright Salem girl ikJ open a tea room lu tho leglslativo corridors. TIIK MiaCUS.MITII TIIIST. Kuritiei Oppo Plan Prlit'a. to Advance A CIIKKSK AMI OAIUV INKPKITOU. Albany llenild, January SO: Home of the farmers around urinllts are lilentleul with Imnk-nute orodlu. and thnt It shuuhl be nt the lirowusvllle have aonoludeil that tlie option or n de.io.ltnr ttf n bank to any whether he .hull Hr. n currant rtwit t mu,,.,,,,, hy lHV .j Ik . al. tiai.li afttt .tail AMtbal II Sill, IilmJ In liln .)..-. "V tRUIl oi me iinnri Ml uinm vrwiiiv sniijnrt iu lira criPVK. A bank noiebi uMentlBlly the ame In prlualple ai A HIIPOSIT PAY. AIII.KO.V IMIMANH. It U a book doali suuvertwl Into sueh form tnnt It pa mm enrrent. It rannmhlM In character a demand eertltlontn of de poilt or eaaJilnf'a cheek lmp(y a eurrtnt deiHWIt liability or the bank POINTH AOAINKT WO WAN SPIMMlAOIt In thin WHSiry the ballot la wttUhekl bneAne th swat Majority of women do mil want It. and lite Htatom eunnol twrtunde ihnm Utat they do want It. Tho majority or the wupieu of Qrent llrltnln, Ilk lit HtHjoriiy In InU country, don't hold thai Io keep tho alatnrn from having votN IS A CASK 01 Tl.ATION WITIIOIT IIHPIIIISILNTATIUN. Thsie ha been more ODllvlly In the mm. few yonri ajoxlnnt woman uftraKe than for It. and there Is little proanot of ike Inglettttnrn waklnx any pnHtrew townrtl an extension of the Wullot. The Miman mrTroKe movement has mo ohtfUtala la meet: One U the Indlfterenre of mot Humeu and thu other la fntlnr to ehuw thnt the eiUblUlinimt ot wywan auffraK l "wvwal wttorti tlatte HAS UliSPir. HI) IN ANY Pl'llMP AIIVANVAOIL There U lack of evldeuee that KvrnHMMt In WyowlHg. Colorado. Utah or Idaho U batter administered than In aUUm ut wkMi tke enual suffrage has not been made. Mature all oplnloiw publUlunl In th- dWewlo kntwtMN the urohl hltlunUU and the womnn suaraRUlii, OHHOON is NIUTIIIIIt Poll WO MAN Hl'ITHAtli: NOK PIUHIIlllTlONi NOH WIM, IIH. PnrlkerHiora. tnat the to eaunnt be ewtdnad. If woman rtrae ever eartliM In Otewm It 1ll he on a small vote. through the ntmlK of Us eniuineal. who utav think It Was na raoia and therefore mar not take the tronble to wte. The aotnal waJorlU' klnudluit agaluat It U he. a frwanet. The erMile f the Oleutul Ymm (w the rtsM to nu for wow her nr the teWoel conned ti well rewewberml. They loogot RHd n(Wl and they won. It, At the nrl two or three HleeUen TllliV TtTIINHH OXfV is IMlTs NILMttimH AND VOTIIO. Hut urn m the nvm w of t4r iHlnret .1wna4. Now the v ikey ihOI at oMl .let ton. bt ml ammU . wkerf. ut It inlKht be about Mie. Thoy tuve only one rnreOMUttw In the t cooiuil. wkortM torn oavtM ns nt lm ixm. that ONI) is utiTAt.i.v pwrni) Tiuimi iiy thu .mai.ii votw llHH. Tkr u oy n hn4fl v,a ,w uk(J M ,, eanplK. -- PUlll IIIH I'lllllttWItV M.(tA.UVtLS. Penmna luw ImmIim Mttokw Hy ,. i'lr,nut, AlfrW Hry Uwu. IMvM fimlMiji Hkutlon. mU a M,i t.. M.i.uio UrUn Sm. The Aoerlo VMoloo lov a Ulneoi , ... H. Tarkoll. a! tHiHllHuntkMi of HM norte. k If. Mnrkm . t i MvnrylHHir. tuu a ohum4 4or b, ium l-wt4tt 9Hon Mm u eiH0luat by Jk lo4nn "Onr IihIu.IiUI ! uaui i ik facta about half a ojllHo 1-.w um kUUd and n iuh-.i aanuU an the railroad and In Oui tivu u ifi waiury na a i.snivin iii,, i colore. Jwiiuin Mliif; has one of k - Another Oulre lo He Added to ('" I'ooil ('ommNslouer. A choose and dairy Inspector Is among the latest olllces which will be created If tho bill which was placed liofore tho house by Represen tative Heals, of Tillamook and Yam hill should become a law The oil'.- Wllkimette Valley niuoknnilth nww clntlon nre xeoanlrt. They held a meeting nt the opera bonne In llrowHavllle last Saturday , Dairy Commlsaloner Hnlle afternoon to dincuon the proposition. N. II. Untewan oreetded and I) V Newlnnd aetwl na aecretnry Several or those prevent favored the Idea of starting a new shop and re-e.tal)llnh-Ing the oh) ratee. but after much dls eusolon It was decided to appoint a eummltlee to confer with the black smiths and reuort at an ad loomed meeting lo be held nt tho snmo place laler. The committee couslsted of litl llolloway. W. A. Carey and A V. I Foeter. It is understood that J W Moore, seeretary of the Wlllnimtte Valloy Ulaaksmlth aneoclatiou, has been Invited to attend this meeting and make a statement, and that he has consented to do so. The farmers expert to decide detlnlteb at this time as tu their future plans allowance or $800 travollng oxpcnRc per annum, and his principal dutlos will bo to Inspect each and evory I choose ructory and dairy furin whore milk Is manufactured Into cheosc every year. Heslde this duty, whon he has nothing else to do, ho will be roqulrod to she praotlcnl demonstrations In the art and science of cheese mak ing. He will be clothed with tho full 'tower of nn Inspector nntl the authority to abolish or abate any vlo cvr would be appointed by Fowl and with nu latum or infraction of the laws of PII.I4S CUUNIi IN (I TO It DAYS. It t MA ,. , ..... . r.u ui.vraiitivr Is guaranteed Ui onre any case of Itching, Ullml, IIIeedlnR or Protrudlag Piles In 6 to ' it aaya or money refunded. 60c. ill i t, t Jane Ki ' MlMUli in This N the tnit month in the )cr to start a saving- amuiut. You cm kevo It gnwlug atcad lly hy rutting off a few iiMess anil uoiicctary akiwiullturra. anil Iffore long )u ll have a nlr um tu um nhmi oppordioliy knH'W at your ileor. It will it.me useful Meno lUy. In the incAittlinc etcry ilollar iletMlietl to your ervdlt utll U I'rttlllug iltloiOAt. Savings Department Capital National Bank JbHh LvHiHfelW fl!$m WmM$ll M rw TMs tseL. Br -IS .uiPSiMie 3KlaSwEDrla OBLOSS RRW tho state regulating the induitrM to rotneoy any detect uerog tho health and wollbelng of A oral public, so far as cheese i nml r.nnctf tuliiif lu ennnornfrl n : 41 -- o It's n good old world after i If vim linvn nn friends or 1 In tho rlvor you enn fall J j Marrlnges are Quito commou 1 . .... ...Ill I. a .MIITB IIL'OIMU UIUIV lll ", j I Provldod you tnko ItockyM Toa. - ror sale at ur bioiu'b"-i EVERY SUIT OVERCOAT, RAINCOAT, AT OUR ANNUAL ti Clearance Sale Prices! ctttJiW iisss. &c Fine Clothe. Mjvko. BAU1MORE Nu0r.w. ' iua, I( tneuis tluit you buy our $1H suit, overcoats and. raincoats for $1!M5. It means that you bu' our 9UO.tH suits overcoats and raincoats for !?in.OO. It mcajis that you buy our 523.00 suits, overcoat and rninconth for sio.8n. Wo liavo somo broken Hues of men's nulls, overcoat iud ralncojits They must bo good lutttonis and they must lx good stylcM, else wo would lmvo full quantitletj Instead of the broken line tlmt'n reasonable, isn't it? There are Plenty of $18.50 and $20 Among them not evi-ry alio in every Und, but nil ,Ue in the ontin showing, ami you nre. apt to tlnil Milt or an overcoat worth twliv the price )im nrv a.sked to pay $10.00 I O. W. JOHNSON & CO. LEADING CLOTHIERS