JOURNAL SAX1W, OMGON. TUESDAY, FEimUAnY 10. 1007.
DAILY CAPITA!
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...CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDITORIAL PAGE
HOFER BROS., P"mhe and Proprietors
THE JOUItNAL HTANDH KOIl PJIOGKBSS. DKVELOPMDNT, GOOD
GO VKHNM ISN'T. AND NO DKGKADEI) LAllOIt.
aiKS NU1TS WjANCIIKS
(Viola Vlrglnlo Antley, In Now Orleans Tlmos-Domocrat.)
Ah, but to livo again thoso silvery nights,
Thoso summer nights besldo a murmuring sea,
When earth seemed but a garden of delights,
At nnturo'g chords ono glorious harmony;
Whcro llko a beacon elionn the evening star,
Trembling nbovo the cloudland's fleecy snows,
And tho toft wind camo cano flroatlng from afar
Ladon with scent of Jasmlno and of rose.
Wosaw tho full moon rlso from out the deep,
' Her splendor trailing o'er tho roatlcss tide, '
Llko a fair quoon, whoso mnntlo's royal sweop
Flows In Its shimmering beauty far and wldo;
And In that shining path upon tho sea.
A bar of sllvor on tho whtsporing waves.
Wo scorned to hear tho fairy minstrelsy
That floatB and ochoos In tho coral cavos.
Wo saw tho necrots vast tho cavorns hold
Oloso locked within tho ocean's mighty breast,
Tho shcon of sllvor and tho gleam of gold,
' Whoro argosies of treasure anchored rest.
Wo saw tho gllmmorlnB poarls llko moonbeams Ho,
Mingled with rainbow Jowols rich and rare,
That, mingled with tho drift-wood's russot dyo,
Aro tanglod In tho sea-maid's goldon hair.
Thoso halcyon moments haunt mo llko a strain
Or softest music heard In far-off hours
Whoso melody dlos not, but comos ngaln,
Ilocnlllng a lost tlmo of lovo and flowers.
And though tho coming yoars mny lonely bo,
With sorrow fraught, frlcndloss nnd all forlorn,
Thoso sllvory nights will llvo In memory
Fair as tho portals of tho primal morn,
o
tiu: liiMittiiATimi: and hunting hkkohm.
This IcKislntttro has postponed reform In the stnto printing ofllco for
four years.
Till! I'KOPLK MAY NOT POSTPONE IT THAT IflXfl,
At tho tlmo tho prosont stato prlntor ond this legislature woro choson
tho constitution was nmondod to put tho stnto prlntor on a flat salary.
Tho omondmont to tho constitution was especially prepared and sub
mitted at that tlmo TO GOVKIt.V THE IMtKHKNT 8TATK PItlNTKIt.
That amondmont was adoptod and promulgated and In full forco nnd
offect for months buforo tho stato prlntor-olect took his office
It was understood that tho prosont leglslnturo would act undor that
amondmont nnd carry Hint long-promised roform Into offect.
Instead of that tho house has nmondod tho Davoy hill, which wns very
llbornl, KO AS TO'llKI-'KIt TIIIH IIIXOHM l-'OUK YHAK8.
It Is truo tho prosont stato printer Is Inclined to roduco tho printing
bills.
IT IK HTATIID THAT Hi: WILL HOLD TIIKM DOWN TO TIUHTY
THOUSAND DOLLAHH.
Hut that Is n rhnrlty tho people of Oregon will not rocolvo vory gra
ciously -tlila idea of tho ofllclat himself being tho J ml go HOW MUCH
ItKI'OltM TDK I'KOI'l.i: Allli KNTITI.KD TO.
Ho mny hold tho work down tho Mrst jonr, but tho second or third
or fourth years It may doublo and treblo.
Ho may say. well 1 may bo holding this otlloe for tho. Inst tlmo, and
I HAH llinTIHt SIAKK ALL I (UN OUT OF IT. Thtro Is tho temp
tation. Ilo will got llttlo or no credit for his moderation In putting his hands
In tho publlo treasury.
Just as tho people were beginning to think tliy had done everything
to make this reform polblo. hero (hey arc tricked out of It.
Tho legislature has vlolnteil tho plain mnmlato of the constitution nnd
tho Impllod AdllHMMKNT WITH TIIK IT.OPLIJ IN TIIK LAST (JAM
PAWN.
U Hoems reforms tiro not to come through tho loglsluturo. Tho peo
ple must net ilndu? tho direct legislation elnuso If thoy get any roform.
has
IJY
Its
FII'TY YHAHH OF.10UUNAL1HM.
Tho McClntohoy brothers devoted n pngo editorial, with linos cloar
norosK tho page, to tho momory of their fnthor, In their llftleth anni
versary'' number of tho Bnrramonto Ilea
Theio Is groat Inspiration In tho memory of a good father1 a fnthor
who always tried to do right. WHO NtfVKIt OONHCIOU8LY VHO.(ii:i
ANY MAN.
The record of such a life must accompany tho tons who conduct that
newspaper llko a benediction, and they are Inspired to mnko n record
for themselves that shall not suitor by contrast.
TIIUH A GOOD MAN'H Ml-' I J KXTHNDS TIIK KVKIM.FAOTHF.NINO
HAYS OF ITS INTLUKNCK INTO TIIK FITUIU:. While ho may often
have failed In what ho uudortook. or fell short of .what ho aimed nt, hit
character as n whole shines on.
Tho fifty years' tabor In publlo affairs of tho Sacramento live
beon a composlto work A MOSAICOF INTKIit.KCTVAIi HPTOIIT
1WTHKH AND 80NH.
Tho Sacramento Dee how tho Ufa nnd snap of n roal newspaper.
departments are woll organised.
Its telegraphic news It put up In plcturosque and entertaining manner.
The visually dramatic and panoramlo KNTKK8 INTO TIIK KNTIItK
MAKK.U1' AND CABTK of Its dally play to tho public
Tho editorial page is a symphony of Intellectual scintillations without
anything stal6 or unprofitable
It carrion out tho old theory of AN INTKNHU PKIUSONAL1TY AND
CONVICTION 1WCK OF TIIK KD1YOHIAL IMUOV,
It 8Miu to uitau sslmt It says every word of lt.,aud It Is not postur
ng for political effect.
There Is no city tho slio of Sacramento that hat at able a paper as tho
Bacramclo Hoo.
Newspapers at state and national capitals aro almost universally given
TO MKHK FIiATTKUY OF TIIK ADMINISTRATION THAT HAPPUNS
TO 11K IN PQWKIt.
That charge raunnt bo brought against tho'Ucc. It It an ardent chain
plon of human rights agalntt all comers high or low official or un
oRlclal.
It constantly seeks to put tho private and tho official wrone-door In tho
limelight ot publicity tho official wrongdoer always preferred.
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The effect of Scoffs Emulsion on thin,
pale children is magical.
It make them plump, rosy, active, happy.
It contains Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphites
and Glycerine, to make fat, blood and bone,
and so put together that it is easily digested
by little folk.
ALU DRUOQIST3I BOO. AND 8I.OO.
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IIouho Monday Afternoon.
H. D. 10, Bovorldge, to amend
hunters llconso law to give county
clerks 10 per cent of foes. Lost.
II. D. 269, Grey, to glvo Justices
of tho peaco concurrent Jurisdiction
over bawdy houses. Passed.
H. D. 251, Davey, by request to
amend law rotating to vacating
streets, etc., In municipal towns.
Passed.
Tho majority committee on coun
tlos roportcd adversely upon house
bill 427, Moore, for creation of Hood
Itlvor county nnd minority report fa
vorablo to Its passage On motion
of Knowles, of Wasco, tho bill was
laid on tho tnblo Indoflnltoly, by a
voto of 24 to 10.
II. n. 3G2, Frcoman, rotating to
convoynnco of mining property.
Passed.
H. n. 300, Upmoyer, by request,
to rogulato carrying, transferring or
distributing Intoxicating liquors In
prohibited districts. Failed to pass.
II. D. 331, Chaso, making nn ap
propriation of $20,000 for hatchorlos
on coast streams south ot tho Colum
bia. ' Adoptod In commlttco ot tho
whole. Failed to pass.
II. I). 380, Dobbin, for nssossmont
of livestock and division of tnxes be
tween counties. Pnssed.
II. I). 381, Simmons, to nmond sec
tion 3 10C of tho codo to abolish the
3 por cont tax rebate, no-referred
to commlttco on rovlslon of laws for
correction of error with leavo to ro
port at nny tlmo. Itoported back
nnd passed.
H. II. 390, Hums, nmondlng codo
relating llconso for keeping cows nnd
correcting error In prosont puro food
law rolatlng to vlnouar. Indefinitely
postponed.
II. II. 385, Hums, regulating man
ufacture nnd salo of foods and
drinks requiring guarantee of qual
ity and goods from manufacturer.
Passed.
II. II. 380, Hums, requiring dairy
nnd food rommlsslonor to publish
monthly bullotlu of analyses of food
products. Pniwod.
II. n. US. IlenlB, providing for pay
ment Into general fund 10 por cont
of, feus for license for thn snlo of
liquors Isautd by counties, cities nnd
towns. Indefinitely postponed.
II. II. 339, Northup, rolatlng to
appointment of notarlou public. In
doflnltoly postponed.
II. II. 332, Purdy. giving conduc
tors and engineers tho authority ot
sheriffs In tho rospectlvo countlos.
Passed.
II. II. 217, Fnrroll, to protect train
men and rcgulnto wires crossing
railroad tracks. II. I). 33, Jackson I
rolntlng to samn subject, considered
Jointly. II. 11. 33, Indoflnltoly post
poned. II. 11. 217, passed. I
II. I). 3S3, Northrup, amending
rode Increasing Multnomah county
Jury list from G00 to 5000. Passod
II. II. 384, Knowles, levying ono
tenth to ono mill tax for creating ot
coyoto bounty fund. Passed
II. n. 192, Newell, to croato ofllco
of state oxamlnor ot public officers
nnd otUcft, doflultiK duties and tUlny
compensation. Withdrawn.
II. 11. 183, Steon, making It un
lawful for persons to become habit
ual drunkards. Indoflnltoly post
poned. 11. D. 322, Edwards, nntl-treatlng
In saloons. Indefinitely postponed.
H. U. 287, Purdy, to prohibit hunt
ing gnmo birds with dogs. Indefinite
ly postponed.
H. D. 28, Jackson, amending elec
tion 2044 of codo abolishing $1 resi
dent hunters' llconso and raising non
resident llconso to $25. Failed to
pass.
H. 1). 333, Reynolds, regulating
mutunl insuranco companies. Pass
ed. 11. H. 305, Dobbin, relating to
scrcons at Inlets of ditches. Passod.
II. I). 289, Chase, rotating to
catching and holding logs floating
out to sea. Passed.
H. II. 1C2, Nowcll, to rcgulnto
granting of wntor powors. Indefinite
ly postponed.
o
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ho
ward for any caso of Catarrh that
cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Curo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Wo, tho undorslgncd, have known
F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years,
nnd bollovo him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions nnd finan
cially ablo to carry out any obliga
tions raado by his firm.
Wnldlng, Klnnan & Marvin,
Wholosalo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is taken In
ternally, acting dlroctly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces ot tho
system. TostlmonlalB sent froo.
Prlco 75 cents l;or bottlo. Sold by
alt druggists.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. o
Itegiirdlug Senator Kay.
Hut tho Herald never accused Mr.
ICny ot displaying tho elements ot
statesmanship, nor chnrgod that his
motlvoH woro as high as tho skies.
Far bo It from such. Tho Horald
vould not wilfully nnd knowingly
mlsroprooont tho senator from Ma
rlon. It rather will bo ohnrltnblo
and nny that ho la nn avornge legis
lator. Of course, he has not the ed
ucational finish to properly grace a
place In the upper house ot the leg
islature, but that Is only a disad
vantage, not duo to neglect ot his
good old fnthor, hut to tho pure cus
sod I10S3 ot Senator Tom's boyhood
ablo to outgrow or overcome. In tho
senato Mr. Kay has a deslrd to ehlno.
Ho has nn ambition to bo known nB
tho watchdog ot tho treasury. Any
thing carrying nn appropriation ho
would Bhako as a dog would a rnt.
Ho has dovcloped a disposition to
tear things to pieces. Ho grows Im
patient thnt bills do not conio up
fast enough for him to tight on with
his over-rendy trilbies. Albany Horald.
Hoostlng Walter.
IloportB from Salem nro to tho of
fect that Representative Mooro la
making a splendid record, and is a
power In tho lcglslatlvo body. Bak
er City Democrat. s'
o
A Valuable Lesson.
"Six yoara ago I learned a valu
ablo lesson." wrltea John Pleasant,
of Mngnolla, Ind. "I thon began tak
ing Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills, and
tho longer I tako thorn tho bettor I
And thorn." They pleaBo everybody.
Guaranteed nt J. C. Perry's, druggist
25c
o
The Host Wny.
If tho Republican legislature does
not wnnt to play Into tho hands ot
tho Domocratlc governor, let no vic
ious nor extravagant bill pass to bo
votood. Albany Horald.
, o
Tho Texas Wonder.
Cures all kidney, bladdor and
rhoumatlo trouble; sold by all drug
gists, or two months' trcatmont by
mall for $1. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2026
Ollvo stroot, St. Louis, Mo. Send
tor testimonials. Sold by Stono'a
drug ttoro. dw-lyr
o
Not Fit to Print.
Urothor Geer saya tho "staff corre
spondent" of tho Portland Journal Is
nlnotcon different kinds of a liar. Wo
have not henrd tho responso ot 'tho
correspondent, but no doubt his prl
vuto opinion would bo unfit to print.
Dallas Optimist,
o
A tlssuo builder, rcconstructor,
builds up wobIo force, mnkes strong
norves and muscles. Somo pooplo do
not rcnllzo what a great remedy Hot
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea 'is; 35
cents, Ton or Tablet s. For salo at
Dr. Stone's store
So Do the Unllromls.
When tho.nppolntlvo advocates In
tho liouso found thoy woro bonton
they Jumped Into tho band wagon,
nnd inn do It unanimous for nn oloc
tivo commission. It Is well enough
that thoy did, for It Is an oloctlvo
commission the people want. Eu
Kdie Register.
TO CUIMi A COLD IN ONK DAY.
Tako LAXATIVB DROMO Qulnlno
Tablots. DrugglBts rotund monoy If
It falls to curo. B. W. GROVE'S
days, which ho has not been wholly slgnaturo on each box. 21c,
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... GRAND OPERA HOUSE...
JOHN F. COUDRAY, Up, I
Who is
the Poor Man?
do o Work.
Now that tho railroad commission
bill It out ot tha way tho legislature
should set down to b tineas and do
como effective work curio theio
rioting days ot Ik seMlon, So tar
uo more legislation has bocu enacted
than usually takes place, during a
senatorial contest, Tho coinululon
bill wai about aa bis a bone ot con
tention at a senatorial elccttop, and
vraa about as great a. hindrance to
legislation as (ho usual senatorial
muddle. KttBO Remitter.
Not tho iiuui who U getting n
smalt salary d rvgularly putting;
n part ot It lit thn tunings Uuik
4io Is gt'ltlng rlrlter in cry day,
nnd It U only n que.tloit ot a
short tlmo when ho ran "buy and
vU" liU inoru unfortunate neigh
bor who U now drawing n largo
salary and spending It all,
Ik'ghi now to ae part of your
earnings and deposit ullh us.
Wo miy littercM on depoe.lt of
ono dollar or more.
S&viags Departmeat
Casd Natloaal Bak
u
JssfSPfisssinK KMm&Sb ""lsism oBsisisisisH
umiimmmmmf lis iniwsy.
ONE NIGHT ONLY'
Fetmiaty 2 J
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See How Candidates
Are Nominated "
and Elected
The Great Political
Play
""ftff'rMMBtatatM8tta8tBm8MBtBBB
THE COUNTY
CHAIRMAN
Hy George Ade, Author of t!u "College Widow."
The plaj that has made all America laugh. Produced with all
the mawlva elaboration ot scenic nppolntrnent aud accuracy of
detail enacted by
A Cast of Famous Players
Seats on sale Thursday 9 a. in. Prices 1 60, 100, 75c, 50c
n" miiimim
( MARKET QUOTATIOl
"Make
"" a Good
Market,"
SALEM SLVRKEj,
Hti-lti'. t. . .
Dealera In flat,
Highest e.h ::: ",4i
Prnmt Jll... ' M1 '
- v..,ury. BtateiUert
w,caun,0,,eJ
Local wheat 66c.
Oats 35c.
Darloy $24.
Flour $3.25.
Mill feed Uran. ibsa.
120.50.
Hay Cheat and i.t... ..J
.. .. .... " . .-"-". (.a
vuu, Muioiny, IIQ.OO per toa. i
liiBBB iJOC. I
Hens lie; young chlckeaJ
uuckB 10c: cee. .. .
ins ' ' lBS01
.LOIU'iUC. i
Duttor 35c; butter fat, is
Unions OOftlBTfi nor . i
, ... '" "l
iuu, oowouc por cwt.
1IOPB CUO CO. Up- ,.-.
ritWfB
cnoico, iapi3c; modlnmtoi
1U4P12C.
Chlttlm bark 5 06c.
Tropical Frnlti.
Dananaa 5V4o per lb.
Orange $2.76 $J.OO.
Lomons $4.00015.00.
Itotnll Matktt.
Flour $1 por sack.
Dran 05c por sack, $21 kJ
shorts, 90c per sack; $22Q$:
ton.
ny nmoiny, 65c p
cheat and clover, 50c perctt;
por ton.
Oats r$ 1.35 per cwt; btt
rolled barley, $2C$28 per toaj
Eggs 25c.
Apples $1.00 to $1.60, HtM
to quality.
Uuttor Country, 26t710e;
ory, 40c.
Llveitock.
Cattle 110001800 tt
3Hc.
Llghtor steors 230!Hc.
Cows and heifers 9000101
3tf 4c.
Stock hogs G6Nc
Hogs 175 260, ID, fit, l!j
$0.25.
Sheep 5c.
Lambs 5 c,
Veal Dressed, 608e.
Hogs Dressod, 8c
PORTLAND JIAllKET.
wi.nnt riiih. 9&70e:
70c: uiuo stem, iw. ,
. ...- ...VII. 11
UaiS v-uoice uuc, i
Yflllotnir Ilrnn. 117
Hoy Timothy, $14 ;
$14.
Vntxli 17.GO fff IB 00.
Potatoes $1.00011.35 W
n..1(rv Hnn 13k6H(il
chickens, 11 W 12c drerdeljj
roostors, 12 13c, areata w-i
nffMGc. turkeys, n "i
lii.lmva rir-.fld. 20fll't
,...- infflio. ililfVl. HI
IJYC. iU'"i '
pigeons, $1.0"
Xinrir nrAnafld. DUn-
Doef Dresied, 5W'Htj
Hops 11014c ,' utotfm
quality.
.1I..I VnllV lDKIB r
1YUUI ,.,W, j
20021c; oastern Oreton,
.....- rnnitv rrr&wi.ji
35c; storo butter, 1SG!-
Mohair 26W5SC
LOCAL TIMKWWi
Tlmo Card of SouUicm I" 1
" In Effect at &dn
a i Oftl.
No. 165.23 a. n-i
Dre? . .. .CWIfl
NO. 18 B.JV - B
fasaenger.
' x i i 45 P.
-,--- .I
PrNo.l4-9 2$P-3-?rjl
nress. . .. . isfl
No. 222 Arrive L hii
partll8,PortlaMr'
No. 226 Arrlco 1-H'
11:28, way freis,
Toward 6 "TZ,
. No. 11-11" -"
PrN::iT-6p,..0-
Passenger rWi
press. - asti
No. 13-1 Jl
rnu.
NO, zsi - -
fast freight U -W
No. 225-ArrIr "
dart at 12 .?