Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 13, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAFIIAI JOtJBTf AE, SAL, , OMCOK. ITT m"m '"' 1"7- .'..CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDRIAJA TIIlTjOUIlNAL STANDS FOlt wloOIUBB, DKVKLOPMHNT, GOOD GOVKHNMKNT. AND NO PEOHAUtow O THOU COMPAHSIONATK. How deeply comforting tho tondor phrnse, Thy greater attribute soom merged In this Through all Ilfo'u long nnd dark and weary mnzo, Thou art CompaBslonnlo. To Ood of Justice nnd of Powor wo turn When wrong or devastating Wow cuts deep: And yet In daily struggle noodH must jenrn Tor one Compassionate In llmllfl of our bouIb wo live, nlono, And o'on our nearest moy not understand, But nil "the household Jar within" Ir known To thoo, Compnsslonnto. Thou know'st tho many BorrowB of tho day: Wldo longing, narrow opportunity A j, Wo bring llfo'i broken toys, a chlldion may, To ono CompaMlonnto. We may hnva blundered grlovously and long, Darkonod Thy world wo might hnvo mndo bo bright, Still Thou dost hoal tho hoartocho and tho wrong O Thou CompaBBlonato! Hay Etholyn Dourno, In Overland Monthly. TIIK HKPUHLICANH DIVIDKD. In lntli houses tho Itopubllcans ore about equally divided na to which 1b tho bettor way to appoint a railroad commlsHlon IIV ONL MAN nV THIIKH. ut all aro agreed that appolntmnnl hIirII bo temporary only that ns soon as practical tho people flhnll elect. The governor In n Democrat or fow If any would oppose his naming the commission both now nnd In tho futuro. Well, tho stnto had n Ilepublloan -nllroml commission and IT WAS A COHTfiV 1'AHOH AND WAS AllOLIHHKD. Probably tho wlakcst way to got rid of thU ono Ih to load In down with soino of the volvot footod, Bllppery stylo of polltlolniiB nnd TH I.N APPLY THIS IIKPItltKNIfUM AND AllOLIHII IT. A rnllroad commission to mako ptncta'for n few of tho polltlolnns WHO WANT HOFT JOIIH WILL NOT LAST LON. A dlgnllloil commission of throe ulilo lndepondont buslnuss men might do lomo good. A tommUHlon has boon created In Washington, In Idaho and Califor nia. Tho loHt named has little or no work beforo It. Tho Washington commission Is vory busy. IT IS NAMKD lV THK IOVKUNOK AND WILL CUNTINVK TO UK. Washington pooplo and Washington Hhlpporii have fortunately n Ho publican governor HUNCH TIIKY t'AXXOT IIK DKP1HVKD OF AN AIM'OINTIVK HIWONHIIlILK COMMISSION'. Oregon may bo bo fortunate us to oacnpo having nuy commlslon nt nil. Thu legislature ma pass n bill that the governor will veto. Tho people would not cry If ho did that. How a Democrat, n Bliuon Itepubllcon and a Mitchell Ilepublloan WILL KVKH AITOIXT A IIAHMOXIOPS HITKrilVK COMMISSION UK MAINS TO UKHKKN.. Hut, thank Ood. If It Is kopt, tho people will elect nnd the people make no mistakes .ti Orogon. 0 ItV.COXVIOT CHIM I.VA 1. The (UnjwoiM hold-up mn In generally an -eiivlet who hi Jt lioen relenaed pennllotw. desperate nml HHADV TO IIXTHIt UPON' AN OTHHH OAlt.VIVAL OP OltLMK. Ills only method U to hold-up a Ihw-hIiIiIImk oltlsen, some one who luu n gold watoh or n puree of inonvy. TIIH IIOl'HK HAS PASSKD TIIH (WI'HV HILL TO .MAKM TIIH THIHU COMMITTMHXT TO TIIH PUN POIt 1,1 I'M. Hut before the professional criminal Ic sentenced fur life I IK HAS TWO OIIAM'IIH TO OUT OIT AND WITH HUN, IlLUDOHOX Oil OTIIHIl DHADLV WltAPON HOIt with the threat to kill Mime law-nbldlng oltlsen. Thnt crime should bo made punishable with onpltul punishment.' There U no other deterrent Inftu mee that own be brought to henr. TIIK FKAH OP A THIHU COM.MITTMHNT KOU LII'K WILL NOT 8TOP TIIK HOLU-FP MAX. Ho Is going U have IiIh fun he bus u tuete fur rubbery that he can only gratify with Ute threat to kill and often he does kill. Ill InerenalMg nppeUtU) fur erlme should be eMeeked In some way. Or mhim. the lawyers In the senate immediately t upon nml killed the bill to puiiUU IuiM-mp erttnee with the denth peiiHlty. Two years hko tlioy let the bill gel to eeeoml reeding this yeHr tkey killed It In etanler. The Jtulleiarr nml wvletan ef Vws eowtnllteee MAY HH THCHNICAI. I,Y IIIIIIIT IIUTTIIHV Altll MOUAI.LY WHOXO. The Imld-up man tkretet to kill you Ue my, yonr money or your life. Ho dow nwt know whirtker he l roJhj to kill oh or net. He klndly Imvn lUnt tloeUton to hut vlrllw. who meet calmly be mUbel or die. Tiierii: ihWVYims know that hi; will not kill thk victim If they did not bellow In giving the ItoUl-up iham a ehwee to umploy lils thrt to kill, why did I hoy refnso to report tho Wright bill I.IIAV JXU IT Tt THK WfKT 1HI APPLY TIIH DKATH PKNAITY? If hold-up crimes In their worst forms aro not worthy of the death ptMislcy. why )im this legl'lalim mmI une hill tun we Are told INCUKAH IXO TIIK PKXALTY It)U THK CKIMK TO POUTY V1UHS 1MPU1SOX jUKkNTT 11 lluue crimen should not be oheekt lth the death penally, why In oretiiVt the jjcnnltr to life ImprUoumont TIIK THIHU TIMK A QlllMlXAL at.MMIl A OlttMK? The gentUmen of the Judlelary may aiwwer. o- . 1. ... THK DUTY OP KDITOItS. " " " ....a AiivmtCI) THAT Candidate Wlthycombe who ran fr " Bv"j" ' ' advocatetl his nbo TIIK STATK LAND AOUXT WAS NOT yhhUlM ana lltlon. . , i THU I-'IKST OFJ'ICfAIi WHO Yet tho Democratic state land agent is i" BI)0HatIoa of Oregon HAS LAID A 8T.UAW IX THK WAV njrtl J jjj n C(Utor a cease indlBcrlmlnato flnttorjof Re-publlcan ofllcialB othlng tangible In tho lino of Uubllcroan Its. onJoy A ItepUbllcan editor who las any pride J ,nero .ap-hoadod adulation "J.J1I?lri"l"JBcilA.MPIOX A KKFOIIM Ho wants to see HI. party ONCK VS , A W ""jI0IlAr, H12F0HM AND AXD FIOIIT A HATTLK IX THK CALhh OP MUlwiu I'llOfUtKSH. f RnJ. othor editor It Ib the duty of a Republican editor as v .ll or a to nk thoso holding public olllce at ho hafnJn;n" because It la that they once In a while fight tho battles of tho tnxpajers oiuicat parties cannot exist on flary .buncombe. hota.r.KDITOH.AL SODAWATKU AND PAUTISAX SOOTIIINO 81 KU . Tho people who conatltuto tho rank and fllo of ( "CPU " , strongly for reform measures as those of any 0 the r part They w I reBcnt complaisant toadying to officialism while their burdens creased. . o " HOW THE 0UAPT1KS CHOW. Tho Juvenile court at Portland Is tho best illustration of tho way n bRSpSro",,o,no A YKAUw.,1 bo put on Multnomah county for Juvonllo court officers should Governor Chamberlain not cto tho bill rrtLtebensu,g from passage of tho bill would be between C000 and 18000 for building a detention home at Montnvllla and. prob--nbiy ICOO a month for malntonacc, making perhaps $23,000 now ex penso to Multnomah county tho Orst year. The new salary expense would bo as follewa: ' por montu ' 4 r ft Judge of tho court ' . Chief probation offlcor 3Q0 Three dopiitles, caoh $100 ' g Stiporlntondont Dontontlon Home " 8tonogrnphor r0 Matron Kmorgoncy oxponsoa Deputy District Attorney ....'. 50 100 Totnl ,$010 This graft Btarted In a vory small way WITH ONK SPKCIAL JUDGE OX A SALAItY. Now thoro aro nlno officials nnd an omorgonoy fund to bo provided for. Tho proposition Ih n good ono. Its projectors moan woll. HUT WIIKltK WILL TIIKY STOP? IJut liotero long thoy would bocome a wholo dopartmont of tho state government. Aro thoro any Iobb bad bo's now than beforo tho Juvonllo court wan OBtabllshed? Are thoro tuiy'losn crlfnlnnlB In Orogon than beforo? AUKTHKHK ANY LESS HOLD-CP AKTISTS ANY IKWEIt GUN PLAY MEN? Wo aro not opposed to reformatory efforts for bny and mon, but wo bollevo SELI'-MPIriPLYINO Dl'PICIALlKM PATTEN1XG UPON TUP. STATE IS NOT MUCH LICSS AN EVIL. "Blessings Brighten as They lame ineir night." Health is never so mucii pnzea as when illness Interim, pleasure or won;. - -.-..... , u.c uigestion &, . ftn. h,ncl heavv with nain. nothing c ." nerves unu ub, -- - . t. s so d as a sound mind In a healthy body, keep stomach, liver and In good order with BEECHAM'S PILL and you will rarely lose n day's work or an evening's pleasure tlfJ sickness. These pills nre a safe corrective and a general tonic,theZ' effects of which are felt throughout the entire body. Whenever W not feeling at your best, take Beccham's Pills. They relieve cossiS . ...-. 1!l!to rnntltlnnc Imnrnun il Attract rs T lion, rcmuvu umuua v..w., ....r.w ...w .5V,.iyil, Create Appetite, Restore Sleep and Bring Back Health la boxes with full directions, 10c. aad Xt, perfected, tho Indiana will receive $6 por aero for tho land taken by settlors during tho first threq months $4.C0 for that taken during tho noxt four months and $2.50 after that. All Indian children over eight years of ago nro entitled to allotments. , o PILES CUKED IN O TO 11 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to euro nny coso of Itching, Dllud, Bloedlng or Protruding Piles In 0 to 14 days or money refunded. 60c. t" " ' '- Consumptives In CtMfcjl flKfltun VnU 11 m. . 1 consumptlves In the Domlnim't creasing at nn alarming nA stops will bo taken by tti 1 mont to deal with the dlm 1 Calgary Board of Trade t warded a petition to tho ton calling attention to the pa bor of consumptives In thii and asking that a sanltirfut tabllshed nt Bomo place In tin talrrs. NatimillJillou of Aliens. Hoohealer. N. Y., Feb. 13.In ac corilHiioe' with the roccnt order of the supremo court today was set nalde ae the tlnnl dnto to oonslder the yetlllvns of hIIuhm who would become rltltene. Tlie Hppllcunti In elude six lUllnne. four Sweden, four AHetrlftM, three Polee, two Germans, two ItUHetMHB, two Simnlartls. one Greek nnd IlelnUit. Since the order line tuken effect G7 decorations of Intention to become vltlsens, ftxoln slve of a J today have been lodged. The order wmh th reenll of h ihiui plaint rnudo In thu effect that nlleiu Spring Medicine In thousands nml thousands of homert-ln cities, towns nnd villages llm-o doitoe n day of ILmhVb Sarsnpa rilla are now being token by every member of the family. Why suoh wldo and general use? Beoau6o Hood's Snrsaparilln bus proved llMtlf the Boat Spring Medicine, by its wonderful effects in cleansing tho sys torn of all humors, ovoraotuiug Uiat tired feeling, creating appetite, oloarlng the complexion, giving strength and animation. Over forty thousand testimonials re colved In two years, by netual eount. Accept no substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla Insist on having Hood's. Get it today. In liquid or tablet form. 100 Domm $1, arriving In the city nnd living horo for a Bhort time onjoyod grontor privileges than tho cltlzous. Things have now been remedied with tho re sult that there Is a rush for cltlzon shlp peocrs. We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any eaee of Catarrh that cnnuol be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. V. J. CHKXKY & CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known P. J. Cheney for tho last 15 yoara, and believe him perfectly honorablo In nil buslueeH transactions and finan cially able to carry out nny obliga tions made by hli firm. Wnldlng, Klnnnn &. Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tnkou In ternally, noting directly upon tho blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonial sent froe Prleo 71 oenU per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ltMtMll8te8ttt'tl) A STRICTLY HAND MADE SHOE With honor woven in every seam and bearing! never wear oat quality, Is E. L IRVIN'S $3.50 HAND MADE SHOE A big demand Is developing for this shoe aa people who want dry feet and long wear wltHi fort in the wearing. I CALL AND SEE TH1 E. Le Irvin & S PRACTICAL SHOEMEN , twtt aftjsjwatMftti Fwwl -O- flooallii HopubllPAu editors wfco have nothing but Mattery ami hot air tor high Ilepublloan otAolaU "for what thero Is In ltM nro engaged In pioetlug hut unprofitable hulnv- U Is nlways plwiiuntrtr to dole out dleltweter and say eweot nothings ihnn to tell Ifee truth nnd do one' duty. 8woteKl wlud and Hitter l old et the da foHHtalna but IT WILL NOT SATISFY AN HU.MiHY MXS XOK 1IKI.I HWtXHtM PUIILU) AlU'SllS, The duty of an eJtter Is to tell hit party the truth. Instead of akthherlHK nil (ouw otUetaU lth undlsguU ftnttery for favor la return. H ther li ny Oaw In thU world that NHHDS Tit in It MOUK AND FLATriUlV Lt&H than o-cll4 Republicans leader in Oregon, we have yet to run across then). ' For instance look at their management of the state sehool lands A DennwaU sovernor with one atale land aewl cut all around them Md vonvleta men of fraqd front their reeotd. Congruman llawlejr a A KepubUeuit official publloly djlarea that tfct will Usht to eotupcll eatorceuttmt of lawa agalntt glfantto land mo-hopolU. Prude t Men a .Objection to Hugllsli (Mmnnvl Tunnel J London. Fe. 11. At a meetlns: 01 uie memoer at tue imnerial ln-ts olltnta laoJ ita.li Ik lo........ SI ........ ... n.er. rrw nvinni) lur . wir. who tt oae of the principal I 'tfktr IniiiHMled hirongly that he dlssontwl from the channel tunnel scheme, and wonld do all In his pow- er 10 have the rioposed bill opposed .tt er. stage In the huuMe of lo ds iina nimmons. 8AVB MONKY FOlt A IU1NY DAV. TIIKItH IS ItaVLLY .NO GOOD KACl'SK FOK NtT SAV. 1NO AT LHST A SMALL IUUT OF YOl'H WAOHS. IT IS Till! SL'ltK UOAD TO 3UCCUSS. IlKOIN NOW HY OPILVINO A SAViNqs ,ca)v.vr with us. ONK DOLltAU IS HXOVGII TO KTAHT YOV WITH. Sviag Departaitat Capital NattwulBaak A Stitch In Time Will save nlss. So will & bottle of Ballard's Harekeund Syrup alwayr kant an hand ,vn n.n . .-.. .. -.... -.. ...... u,UUj , ovieu Ol. sloknese. A sure cure for coughs.lt ooias, wroncftltta and whooping eough. Mrs. S . Hot Springs, Ark . writes: MI keop n bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup In my medicine chest, and thank my forethought many time. It has pwveated many Mvero spells of sickness. Sold by D. J. Pry. Opening lp More Iml. Yankton. S. D.. H,. U tails In oonneotUm with tho agree ment btw6 the ficral govern ment and the ItoBebHd Sioux Indians are now arrant. H(1 ,R a faw jays Inspeetor .lame MeUughlin. of Washington, wtu announce the throwing open of nearly a million aorve of land In South Dakota. l'n. dor the agreement, which has been DRY GOOD! BARGAINS 9c Outing Flannel, yard 12c Outing Flannel, yard Child's 25c Knit Walsta, each Misses 25c Hose, pair. 8 'li n Chlldron'a Heavy Cotton Hose, 3 palra for JJ Ladles' J1.00 wrappers oach. ji . .' Ladles' JI.00 Union Suits, largo alzes, each LnrllfM' ?Rn lTnlnn Cull. nt. . J1.00 Dedspreads each: .l Corset finvor Pmii.nijA.ino ... ....." i Wide Embroideries and Insertions yard ..' Seo our goods at lc. 3c nnd 5c, big assortment. Rostein & 1 1 j i ..litil ureenioauii COMWCRCIAL STREET HN A -.- .4 .,, , A AA"