Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 25, 1907, FIRST EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITA JOURNAL. gAMSM, OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 31, 1007. ... -J I Pi HIm CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDITORIAL PAGE I in i Mr' HOFER BROS., "'' " Ppgigf THIS JOl'KNAI STANDS FOIt I'llOfllUSS, DKVBMM'.MK.VT, flOVKItK.MKNT. AM) NO DKUItADKD IAIK)K. GOOD institutions or iLAU OK TDK LATKST IIUMKDV TO JiMI'IOV. I lliorft la no way to llrnll (he encroachments of higher education on (ho taxpayer, tlioro Is one remedy. Lot tht referendum ho taken on nail than appropriations, lliftt will IK dVKII A Ol'AHTKIt OK A MILLION TIIIH YIMII. Thon let n campaign ho mndo on tho bill Itself. I.ei It he discussed, and lot the jwople who pay become educated. Tho higher education people would lmv nil the advantage, as they have nearly till (It brain of the Bttta In their employ. I) ut tho common run of citizens con Id find noma ono to talk about the bill, and TllK oiiiiTOiiv houijii . aiiii in-, ua u.-w niii-i. Tho referendum on tho lam general Appropriation bill wim not taken intelligently, bocnuse there was no dlsoueslon. Thousands voted ye on tho bill, thinking they woro sustaining tho ref erendum. ntiituInlnK tho proposition to kill the bill. Tho fact remains, there Is not ono of (hose so-culled Itifltltill higher education could not llvo and bo run WITHOUT A DOL BTATK AID. Other rolloKOD, normnl schools and imivorfittlof In the state do rur. (hot way, and oven llnvo prosperity In tholr flntkttofM. - '0 ANOTIIl-Mt TAX illlil. ( Of course, tho toulHlaturo will putts nnothor tax bill. Wo have not had our tax collecting system torn up for a row yours, and IT JH TIMI HO.MKTIIINfl WAH DOINH. Abmit every three yonrs a now bill In put through, and thun gonio ono starts it lawiult to tout It. Then It Is tied up a fow year, and n fow million dollars aro loft lying Idle In tho banks and warrant draw Interest. That game haw boon worked In this stnto until IT OUGHT TO III: A OlliiHTNUT. Thnro In only ono fluid tn innko In tax reform, nud that In to out out tho enormously high direct taxes. A fow stop havo boon taken In that direction, hut Till-: WIIOI.K imtiXT htati: TAX-siiouiii) in-: wiii:d out. Any bill to that orfect should pass and all the rant of tho tax hills should be killed. - . . ' o- Tint iMimiiiiui ok saw it,ii.imAi miik,u:i. "grottiest business problout" has been forcibly presented by Mr. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. country most dan jjerotis lccatisc so decep tive. Jinny sudden deaths nrc caused i by itheart dis M cine tmruiiioiil.i. IllrJ nYl NOi heart failure or 11 rStl; "Tv m f nJK,ldexy are often u.u.iiauAirftelteMAMMMMMMMMtoMrtlrtirl rtnnnmiiimimniHiiinniiW 1 III I III I TV z-aul Kmms tJljN ff-V t?i ir;"30fj iu srj i ra4ilLL vse' -vy BOYS' SUIT tlickiduev-txiiHon - . IIIIH.I . 1 . (IT. tnck the vital organs, catumg catarrh of the bladder, or tire kidney iheui&clvcs brmk down and waste awuv rrll lv cell. Jiiadiler trouble ainioiaiwns result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure Is o treatments Illtr liAfllv trtkiiii: Dr. Kilmer's 5wnmp-Root, the a cure is obtained quickest by a protcr of the kKlncyn. If you are feel you can make no mistake by rrrnnl tiltiOTV Itfmr ti.1.1 lilafl.lnr rmtinflu It corrects inability to hold nrilte and scalding jwin in iiessiug it, and over comos that unpleasant necessity of being rnttltwlln1 in ui rtftnli f 1lrfiflf.il flit ,1ni and to get up many limes during the night. The mild and the extraordinary elleci ot hwamp-Koot In soon realized, 1r Kffitiftd f fit lilfflirt&t r"(ir ifa vim,1rrrti1 cures of the mo.t dixlrciug cases. Swamo-Kout i I'leiiwint to take and is ...i.l t... .11 A. :... i.i r.it.. ... .. .. i win if nil ii ukibui in iiii arm mill one-dollar size Iwttles. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis covery and n book that tells all nlioiit it, both (.cut free by mail. Address, Dr. K ti nier & Co., Ilinghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this naner. Don't make anv yilstakc, but remember the uume.Swniup- on every Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the Ingliiintou, N, Y address, lit frollle Tho Hill, Mil II nihu lm M.inilmirifiil lii tlin itifilaliianl flint uflifla iiiiiiaiint,iii. mttt ff.,li.,lit . ,IIM IfV VIIMMI)1I ! ..v -..fcM... w..w .... ...flCT (ft.CTTrvi.ftVI ..III. .Vlf,IIV tiu'slnoss him Inurwised In ton yonm ovor 100 pr mint, ItAIMtOAO MII.K AOU TO UAIIK I'Olt IT UAH I.VCUIMHHII ONIiV Ul I'HU CINT. In other words, railroad inllaaRo Is ovur 80 par cent bohlnd the IiunI iimhi to bt done; heiute enormous fruluht hlockadwi. tylnif iii inllllous worth of product . Thuro are two reniedltts: ono Is to stop IimIuam tho other, to nils tho inonuy and bnlld the inllonee. Tho rullrirnds nr taklnu tho latter count. Mini the enormous offer InRS which have bseii HTA(!UIU.Vft TMK .MO.VIIV MAIIICIVr AIM! TIIIC 1UWUI.T. Knoh wek ndd In the auioiint nuked for, hi una iihuI after auothei presants Its roiuesl, hnt In hand. Uy ihv first of Juno, stoekholdyr will Iwre paid out for uew wourl tie 9t3K.ooo.ooo. and Hhnrl term notes awl other borrowlnn will In oreaso tho aumunt. ,; TIIIH CHUTAINI.Y KI NOT IMIIIBAOII IIA8Y .MONIIY AT ANV TI.MK lU'ltlNO TIIIC VlkVlt. It Is a nrolilHm. but aftr all. It In a Hmi.tUv nini.ium Whon the KoutlierH Italhvnyn asks for money for new mliiiiHt. It menus tiulldlncr tracks, not IhroiiBh arid wastes, but iwat llelile teeming with jirvduets that must llnd it market, and to communities thriving with now InrtUKli'le, produelng added and normoHs UiiiHage. Am It Is eeek Hew demaml Is a signal I'Olt TUN POINT IMtOl'H IN TIIM I'AUTU'l'iail IIAIIillOAII WHICH .MAKliS TIIIC UU(l!IIST. NuverttieleM, the eouutrj" Is very rlek. . It will gradually work out of the dtleMHM. The Mioruuiiis blockades at lermlHcls. tying mp vast amoHMU ef wuuey In piodiiote held far their market . Wild, lilt HTKAinilTIINllli OUT A.NI TIIU IUINIW TUIINHIl INTO UHII AOAIN, The West and Koutti ar rleh. and must enUmlly have a Mtriilus for security Inx-eslHieut. ' id--.... HI'ifOUT TO ltltllt'OK TAXIW. l'utltluua aro being soul In from sumo paru of the county asking thai tho (SiunU wurt redus the tax levy from 4V4 mills to a mills. Bomo uaru of tho oouuty where thej- Rave In their property at IU triin tuuh valuu, wliww property Is advancing. Altlt I'HHIdNOTHK IllOlt I.tvVY Whether anything oan bo done at this late day to rwHw the levy Is m netlon. flouirt parte of tlio ouuntjr that made high loeat Hhnoi Hud rood tax levies aro HIT niltTTV IIAItll IIV TDK (MVVrV litn'V. This would Inevitably be tho case In uiakitiK the ehaiiRe, The faot remains, that high valuations are net to blame fHr the raise In taxm if th IovIm HAH IIIWN MAUK aHtKHSHXMllNOIiY U)V H the time Is nut past for reduolng these leM semothlng ihauld he done for (he rtdlef of the cities nud iirogroMlvo towns. It is hardly to Ue expwtini that the farmers will have any vle in th UMlUr. Wll MAVIS NOT I.NAII.NHD TO CXIXSIDlllt TIIIUI VHltV tMliC'l Wko "(he IrUh and the Uutoh, (hey denn atnaHat to whv aad ttuu will have (o grin and bear It uu(U the nlty sidewalk politicians on get aryund and xltn things t (hem again tin (he campaign, and the they will vats (he llfket straight beeatue KtHmvaH U President and Xtked ik HpnNtih. ' -o . UHLHHON ON A UUjil.VHSg HASIS. J. . mmmubmi. paslor of (Ue Kim t, k. okHWk. adrntsng kta re. vlval mating In (he Albany dally napere. Il U eace xllU a out ot thechnreh, and annauneee the itingaltet tefeo In owUt him. wwiei Tbi aJr(lsnis( apear IN THK ItlHU'UXU AHVHltTisivn ii The fact U Mlm i the .il InieHHrty HtJSni JStteH lUfot! tne worW (nday. Mhen it is 11 Bl ngatl- rQKkn before Tnere was neter n time when nwu iwky iHiHftktai lMtnitiK KIONN OV HHINd ItHUaiUUM H'.VTHI Will W) l.lTnV Tbw ws h g Uwa wh0t, tcUl, ..hj wMm .. roliiew of vlt ws m iiuTotdnkk g at jwnu ,?,1,!.r?,.l'tt ' UU,e mm r,kt u " Hd in fata MlMlons wltn hi. foiiowwan U the rwlly iIkKhm wn t (dr? r"" T aw fully liurXHtaai and Mrin ,4nei side of relfglim oan Imi brought home to wen la- a or u,i ,..,.., ,..:'..?!." r . jy,k? mm iw'' t Hlltnl Irnth l someifains that can Ue BOUNDARY DISPUTE SETTLED t rjMmfmml I: '&J7m i ; IKAsftLi ill Pi-Sfi 1 OsWv it-- jfimmm "-'rii$l? tViiist Y A'aatwWi? O X ..::W t . ?ssSlS?. . '-, w 'mmwiM- ...':i:-f WMMv' MwSfim't i I' WmmW Br . .-'i'i . l.'Jt-Wii'J.Tiri'i-.o.., .vi3B.-A- 1 himmmmmfi :Um ymiHu-i ,.' r&fcft IwmmhW A.v.n sviva.Ti. .... .. n V0 !."'. - avnwi i im. I 30k ..irff ' Hit iV IkbAte Old Bone of Contention Be tween Eastern Oregon Counties Is Adjudicated We have a cargo of boys s wool suits with two pair of pants ar it &n.w t-itif l-kA .m,. J1 ma Lap, eui iiuiii uiv iuyv yt iia; ox $4.00 TO $3.50 This is the snuggest bargain ew offered in Salem, and with each suit we also give a pair of Roller Skates Come and get your pick and don'i wait until the skates are all gone. Wei must close these suits out. as soon as possible. Free! When tho bill, which has been In troduced In the souatu by Senator C J. Smith, of Umatilla, will huvo pass ed auuceesfully through tho course of legislation and has received tit" algimture of unproval from the gov ernor, all of the troubles nud em barrassments ondured In the pas by the counties of Union. Wallowa ami I'inatllhi will have been put to an end and the authorities of earl: oomily will know tho extent of their Jurisdiction, which has been merelv a matter of conjecture and mutual agreement up to the present time. The bill la Introduced for the pur )mm of establishing the boundary line botwewn the trio of miniature eomuion wealths, fhjch overlap uach other, which has hitherto been known only as the "summit or the lllue MoHNUIn range." Since the sum mit or the mountains mentioned Is lint and many ihousuudH or aeree In extent, this inscription has boon al together uncertain and chltnorlonl and the sou roe of unlimited trouble ml dlapiite over since the counties have been In exlsteuoo. In ordor to settle the dlllloulty Senator Smith seourwl the passage of a mensum nuthorlilng tho selection of u com mission of one man from oaoh of the three counties, ono of whom hail been the surveyor of Wallowa oountv for Beveral years, to man out tho itn.i auu retMirt to the legislature. Thla report urrivetl a few days ago and Senator Smith bill is drafted to eonform to Ita provisions. "For ninny years past." said Sonn tor Smith, "tho looatlon of the boundary lines between those coun ties has been practically unknown Kndthtt result is that owners of MEN'S SUITS Prices on every suit in the store cut in price. We have superior wool suits from $3.50 TO $10.00 Thes& are good styles, late fabrics and such snaps in I money as were never before offered in Salem. G. W. JOHNSON & CO. HWWgSWWl propi'ilj In th.' vliinilv of tin- (mat? Inai Hue of division has bueit com pelled to pay taxes in both counties. Then, too. thoro have been cases where crimes have been committed and bodies of dimd men found within this soue or uncertainty, and the only mnnnor tu which the question of Jurisdiction over these cases could be detormlned was through mutual iiKroemont of the authorltlos, and thon It frequently terminated In habeas corpus proceedings. Tho settlement of tho location of tho line Is mutual and friendly and wo wll; all he glad when It Is Anally pnssod upon by tho legislature." Coniimuy appears before Mm city council the mnvAr of Salem should st" to it that tin attorneys of the other pavlug companies be notified. Then Senator Malarkey would not have It all his own way. brand of Insecticide to buy and how to use It. The city council should take chnrge of the whole pollco busi ness of the city. When the exposition ifrnftu irni .. hold that they hlro'full linen n.ivn-. tlsomonta In tho nowapnpors, to ovor- "iitfim i no legisiaturo with tholr ar guments. It Is tlmo for tho psoplo to set their foot on thorn. to cum: a com in onk day. Toko LAXATIVE) BROMO Qulnino r& :r"yrTr,'i ?::.'.? - "" The old Demoorntic first fumlllos signature on oaoh box. 2Jc Smiles .YOtrit mm .MO.VHY THAT IS NOT 1UUNINO ANYTHINO WII.I. lWltN TIIKHK lHlt OH.VT IN THllHST IK DHfOSlTIII) IN OUIt SAVINGS IHUWUTOIKNT. IT CAN uk AVITIIIUIAWN WHIIN NIIH11HI), UHIt)SITtt QK OXK IKl,UUt Oil 310UIJ CAN lilt IA1H AT ANV TIM It. Savings Depaxtmeot It Is to the credit of Senator Dan J. 'Malarkey, of Portland, that he sort of half-way apologUed when he .appeared before the Salem ally couu. ;ell as the attorney or the Ilareer jAiHksli Conspany a thlrty-niiiHon-dollar oorpomtlan. I When tho nttornoy ot ono paving corporation goos boforo a city coun cil and ronsta anothor paving corpor ation It is to bo rogrettod that both sides are not reproaonted by counsel There would cortuinh be mortl for the spectntors with Dan MaMfl repreaentlnK the Ilarbrr Am Company on ono Bldo and Henr) Glim on tho other. r It -should bo made absolute!; 1 possible to issuo a dollar of nfc stock or soil n rnllrond bond, i thun sou Imw thn country w boom In n horn! Afllrmntlvoly speaking, the bH Klvo tho noonlo froo locks at On City Is tho only thing In sIjM I tho producer. If tho members knew that " lilll itiAi. ih,maj..ma. ...... M liyisl II HIV IllllUUIitU OUUIU u- I I- . . k.. uiw, wouiu inoy inirouucu it - Why shouldn't a legislator nttorney for ono corporatloo duce a bill to securo absolute1 piny for tho pcpplo as betwwil corporation and other corpot nnd others? There are thon who are polite only tu Otetr nuporlara. It wna a luu nHth on a Uttpee Hean leRietature to hv i)rrm rwb It In on them that tk- iwa ooWu. wttd him by senainc we hw eaw)Hilsn ntnnagers to the. senate I I- WWB the enat ,., w m handsome Wi of oowHtfttee -1.- ... O'H,,,, Don't neglect your cougW v Statistic show that in New York City alone over 200 people die vary weak fro v consumption. And most of these consumptive' might U llyinS nw if they had not neglected the warning cough. You know how quickly Scott's Emutsion enable you to throw off cough or cold. . . isse letHnr the ofelt f mHw and all hu mm Jest on to arrest a teB 4nd " .Nmttlwe the Bfttb,r A fc , J AU. tttUCCISTSj Sec. AND $!.. texxr Capital NaiioaIBmk e1v2'l