Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 01, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. ritlDAV. MARCH 1. 1007. CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDITORIAL PAGE, , n ,-, 1,,., oC political action, and WHETHER HLTH ACTIO IS HROADLV UX- WWWWWWW HOr JC,K KU5m -" , 8KLKMII Oil NARROWLY BELKIS". ,ft TMK JOURNAL STANDS FOR l'HOGHESS, MIVKLOPMIfiXT, GOVERNMENT. AND NO MtOItADtiU IiAIIOR. GOOD IX) VK. t Lovn's a hunch of awnylng ilnlBleu bound nround with ribbons bltio, Loro'fl n poopholo Into hoavon with you Mploo looking through, Lovo'a a Jar of milk nnd lionoy In ft t nlr, enchanted clinic You can drink from It forever nnd bt thirsty nil the tlmo. Lovo'a ft world-big flowor cordon whoro nro biit'tcrfllo n-wlng, Lovo'a nil forest nlsloa and shadows- whoro onchnntcd songstora sing, Lovo'a a launching, goolng baby with tho Bitnahlno on Its hair. Lore's a passport Into henvon nnd ft good-byo to all caro. Lovo la God'n own "Open Ooaamo" to tho good things of tho earth, Lovo Is nil things created of tho moat trnnacondont worth, Lovo la born of dow nnd moonlight In a fur-oft Eden night, Lovo lslovo la lovo Ib lovo Ih woll, you bcl that Iovo's all right. Judd Mortimer Lewis In Houston, Texas Post. . o HALEM HHOULD HAVK A CRACKER FAGTORV. NnW if. nlv n mnBinn n itemibllcan governor who would lit lu the executive ofllco and do very much as Governor Chamberlain has done. g Tho machine part of the party that Is looking for places an I plunder , would roar at such a Republican governor just as they roar at Chamber- ffi lain, called a Democrat. . 'Sr Yet tho right kind of a Republican governor would win tho support of tho people JUST AS GOVERXO" CIIAMRKRLAIX WINS 1HMI g, J'OU DOING RIGHT. , , , , ffl Tho Republican parti' has learned from afar off that now s andard of jg . . . t. lnnrnal nt flirt tinnllln. IT lltlcal honosty aro being crectou m -"- - - j Tho Capital Journal wishes to quote to Oregon Republicans a few W rds from tho lips of Governor Hughes of Now York. , & Thoy como across tho country by Associated i-ross. ana no one u r THEY ARE DEMOCRATIC EDITORIALS IX A REFURLCAX PA- words This city has nil tho raw matorlrtl, flour, wator nnd fuol, In the cheap est form to mako a crnckor factory a succchs hero. Balom Is a flno distributing point nnd consumes nearly enough of the products of such a factory to tnako It a success. This Is n class of homo Industrlon Hint any city can nfford to hell establish ns thoy grow after onco startod. Tho Halom Comninrclnl club could glvo the matter n boost by holplng Bocuro n location and power for tho plant. All of westorn Orogon could bo supplied with craokorB from this point ns n ceutor of distribution. Balom innkon tho beer and tho butter and should supply tho crnckor to go with tho rest of tho freo lunch counter goods. Our city having survived tho session of tho toglslaturo has a great futuro by establishing a fow smnll Industries of this kind. o get ix out or the hiiower. Tho pruHS nnd tho people liavo n right to discuss tho conduct of the loglslattirit. It lina boon trcntod very kindly und should not loso Its temper IX TIIK HHOWEH THAT IS FALLING JUST NOW. That thero was a highly orgnnlsod mnchlno dominant In at least one branch of tho logtslnturo Is appnront to nil. While Tho Capital Journal hns not ngrcod with all that Govornor Chamberlain has done In way of vetoes. It hns takon tho position that It wns a forlunato thing that a uuiohliiu governor of llko disposition with nt loast una branch of tho loglslnturitwas not lu the oxooutlvo oillco. If Govurnor Chamberlain had not withhold his votoos until tho IokIh lnturo ndjouinod, AT L15AHT ONE IIOUHH WOULD HAVE PASSED ALL HIS VETOES OVER HIS HEAD. Thoro aro Republicans who lovo good government nutsldo or those -who happen to bo temporarily placed In position of power.' That nn Irresponsible innelilnu haa plated tho Republican pnrty of Ore gon IN A POSITION OF DISADVANTAGE ANYONE CAN SEE. That tho nmohlno has put tho Republican pnrty on tho defensive bo foro tho pcoplo' no oiio will dispute. Thnt tho effect of this olnsa of thoiiKhtleat aud Impulsive niHchln politician will tend farther to put I ho Rupublloau party out of biialnwfa If not oheekml Is plain to any man The ooHwrvatlvw and uhIIiiihc1iIii RapuhllotMiH should take heart and not bt) swept Into th vortex of IrmhKlbl pHrUsklp WHICH IS AL WAYS MOST MAMFIIST HltFOHIt ITS FINAL DHl'IIAT. There Is n basis of good MuvernmHl In ell', county ami state affaire that ana be held by the Republican parly. Rut It la outside of the ma ahlnu. H duus not eymiNithlse with mnchtne greed aud mnnlilne domination In tho franllo dilre to wield power 'or the sake or power and without re gard to futuro responsibility to the people. This Is not said to reliant persotinlly on the motlvw or any man but to point OUt that TOO MUCH MACIIINK POLITICS MMA.VH IHtATH TO THE OAUHIC OF HHI'CRLIOANISM. Tho pnrty In Oregon must travel a bit In tho other direction. o HOMIt FOR OVHRWOUKHD OL1IHK8. An llpHlltltlun Is needed at fttleui fur the poor overworked, broken down, legltlntlvo olerk. Tho member hie tlnmiselve away to their ho wee and UHOUPUltATK AS IMBT A8 THHY CAN. LllUe do they Iblak ami lew d tHey oare. what Ueeomee of the nator tMHHte WetHe who have tolled Night awl day to make legislation possi ble. TttlllHK ae Ikey do for a were plttuuee, wearing themsolvoe away to the WHe. WHAT A1U1 TIIIIY TO 1M) WHHX THE LIMUSI-VTUUF. AD JOl'HNH? No oae will wy thetu ft. 90 a day now as exports aud for nil their eaperlewee, with smile- awl pleaeant looks thrown In. A tale IwttltuUoH J4b shueld be Provided at least on half-pay with no wrk. m TIIIIY HAVK IIHHN ACOUHTOMKU IX) HALF-WORU WITH 1UILUPAY. U would not be safe to pass such a bill at prtwent, but we loek (or sueh a home to be provided somo day by a legislature that will do Its doty. Tho pcoplo arc tlnM ot bulng held up by a Job of CHHESK-PAlUXa AND PARSIMONIOUS UVW-MAKKHS. Ortton should sotid moro young won to tho legislature who will make provlslou for the dowtitroddin. ImpoverUhcd aud over-worked olerk. Thoy should not bo compelled to go to work for a llvlug AS MANY OF TIIUM WILL NOW IIK IIHI.I.K IX) IH). The kmhko should take up this movement to provide a rw.tlHg lUaoe for thftie Utllms of legislative IndustryMI ..i o . TIIK lUtrUIIMlUN PARTY IX ORUGOXi sny PER. Now lot all Republicans who lovo good government better than, mere political grafts, tako Govornor Hughos appeal to heart. (Associated I'ross Report.) In the courso of n speech at tho dinner of tho Albany County Republi can organization Govornor Hughes warned tho Republican party with special reference to Now York state. AFTER SHOWING HOW ltEl'Ull LICAX PLURALITIES IX THIS STATES HAD DECREASED UNTIL AT THE LAST ELECTION' THE EXTIP.K REPURLIOAX STATE TICIUJT WITH OXE EXCEPTION WAS DEFEATED. Mr. Hughes said tho Re publican who falls to renllzo the significance of thoso figures Is paying llttlo attention to tho domnndB ot tho pcoplo nnd tho rolatlon of thoso de mands to pnrty auccoss. It was clearly ovldcnt, ho declnred, that on stnto Isbuos tho Republican party would bo doomed to defeat unless It gave XEW ASSUHAXCES TO THE PEOPLE OF ITS CAPACITY TO GOVERN' IX THEIR INTEREST. Ho centinued: If tho Republican party oxpocts to Biicecd In this Btato, It must sup port ovory offort to glvo omcient administration. No man Is a rrlcnd or tho Republican party who oaks mo or anyono In authority TO APPOINT A MAN OR TO RETAIN A MAN WHO IS NOT EQUAL TO HIS JO!!. U you want n strong party organization, lot It bo Insisted on that no man can oxpect tho support of tho organization WHO DOES NOT MAKE GOOD. x I mnko no rcquoBt for porsonal support. As far as I am porsonnlly concornod, my Interests llo lu a profession to which I should bo glad to dovoto mysolf. Hut I nm desirous that THE REPUIIICAN PARTY SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ITS OPPORTUNITIES to convlnco tho pooplo thnt It enn bo trustod to meot tholr domnnd In furnishing compe tent ndmlnlstrntlon of ovory dopnrtmont of govornmont nnd In tho on rorcomont or tho Inws nnd In the onnctmont of tho legislation thnt Is re quired TO PHOTEOD THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE MISUSES OF THE PRIVILEGES THEY HAVE IIESTOWED. Lot us put an ond to graft and to favors to special Intorosts; lot us nil Book to Bcouro nn ndmlnlstrntlon or which nil the people mny ha proud, and tho party which has given the nntlon Lincoln, Grant, McKln loy and Roosevelt nood not fonr defeat. o ' PURLIO EXTRAVAGANCE. (I)nlly Eugene Guard.) Thoro Is no uso wnstlng editorial Bpaco denouncing tho Into loglslntue for Its oxtrnvngnnco. Nobody .oxpoctod anything oIbo, nnd thoro Is con solatlon In tho fact that only tfiroo nnd a half millions woro appropriated WIIEX IT .'MIGHT JUST AS WELL HAVE HEKX FIVE MILLIONS. Tho tnxpayors will "oiihs" and toll and sweat to pny tho bills, nnd the Portland Orogonlnn will print hoavywelght odltorlals of donunclntlon for a tlmo but nt tho nuxt oloctlon they will nearly nil bo working to send tho snmo kind or moil to SnMn, leaving nut probably thoso who voted against tho biggest grata. IllfCAUSK THHY ARE .MINUS THE "PULL" OF RIG INTERESTS SO ESSENTIAL TO POLITICAL SUC CESS. There Is but one remedy; honest, Independent Voting absolutely out side or the old political parties. This can never be counted on, however, until people oome to realise tlmt graft Is wroug, even though they arc theniMlvea benefitted by It. A government or the people can never ho better than the people thcniMlve. AND WE HAVK RKCOME A NATION OF GHAITHHS. Wo think It la nil right lor the government to do something for our own Interests, or thnt or our relatives and fr'enda If wu aro shrewed enough to put It through. It la the other follow's grnfi that wo want to knock Into tho middle or next week. TAKE SALEM'S PAPERS AND LEGISLATORS FOR INSTANCE. They were fierce watolidoge or the treasury until some Marlon county appropriation cuino along, whou they became a pack of ravenous wolves, eager to rend tho taximyer. Then thei were the normal school men, who could see no virtue In appropriating money for the state university, but demanded UR0l SUMS FOR THE TRAINING OF TKACIIKKS. And oven tho governor seems to swing his glittering veto ax with wore or lees discre tion, seldom hitting a board or eommlselou thnt oue ot his friends would like, to grace. Rut those thlugs we all know. WHAT WK NEED IS NATIONAL, AS WELL AS STATE. REGENERATION. Commercialism, with Its sharp tricks nnd shrewed practices. Is being applied to government, aud In-! oreased nnd unequal taxation Is tho natural sequence. HONEST, IN. DEPENDENT VOTING WOULD HE AN EFFECTIVE REMEDY, but this Is Just as Impossible a perrormauco to a majority or the olectors as regular bathing or steady work to the average hobo. Girlhood and Scofts Emulsion are linked together. The girl who takes Scott's Emul sion has plenty of rich, red blood; sheh plump, active and energetic. The reason is that at a period when a gift digestion is weak, Scott's Emulsion provides her with powerful nourishment in easily digested form. It is a food that builds and keeps up a jjiri's strength. ALL DRUQQISTSl BOo. AND $1.00. i$4S$$44'4$404NW$4W mm it - t . .. I . I ".. ..-! rw .nail inrrivra jichihh. i jwi-iirjc Liinir for New ivn Ruttc, Mont., Jiarcii l. xno mnu i jorsoy City, March 1.- carrlora of this city will quit worl; 'Stokes having signed the bin i In a body this afternoon ns tho ro qucst which thoy mudo for increased pay mot with a point blank refusal at Washington. Two weeks ago they tondercd their resignation to Pos'tmastor Irwin stating thoy would quit work today unloss tho govorn mont saw fit to ralso tholr pay bo Ing unnblo to llvo on tho present wagos. Tito salaries for carrlora In this city aro $400 to $900, tho lat ter flguros being tho maximum ob talnnblo nftor n number of yenra sorvlco. Tho carriers In tholr peti tion to Washington stated that the cost or living In Dutto wna hlghor than In nny othor city or town In tho United Stntos and thnt tho cost wns Increasing tnstoud or diminish ing. o Tlio Texas Woucrcr. Curoa all kidney, bladder and rheumatlo troublo; sold by all drug gists, or two months' treatment by mall ror $1. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2926 Ollvo street, Bt. Louis, Mo. Bend ror testimonials. Bold by Stono's drug store. dw-lyr lzlng under-sheriffs to act fort; sheriffs In executing the jrig of tho court In capital cum,i tho ponalty Imposed li dalj hanging, announces that lit! only applies to capital crta ( mlttod prior to today, at ot i nftor this date tho death pmij bo electrocution conducted Vj : head keeper ot tho state pitta ' latter law though paised lut; did not becomo operathe ciSH day ns no appropriation to erg Into effect was mado by the Wii Islnturc. o Alice Hoosovclt Weddicj Was something to bo rtcorMM nnnnls of history. HcrblntbiV ncknowoldgod tho greatest rf I rogulntors. A positive cnrsfarij lous headaches, constlpstloo, I nnd Fover, nnd all liter eonp'ai J. C. Smith, Llttlo Rock, writes. "Herblno Is the gmt or medicine known. Ham fof yenrs. It docs the wcrt'l by D. J. Fry, Iron Orv Dlscweml lu Canada. Ottowa, March 1. A vory remark ablo discovery or Iron ore has been mado about twenty miles oast ot Port Arthur. Tho Iron-bearing area, At the dose ot the session a wember of tfc hous Qt reproe.HlaUv RsVeJ the editor ut thts paper to tell him frankly how that body wm. pared with prexleua ohm. It was a dlrvot and leading question Jd wutd not be answered lu JUktlw to tho feelluss of the gullemttu WHO HAD AHKKD THE QUES TW.V AND At) IT WAS EVADED. . Of tho sixty WtfiuUere 59 woro Republloans, Yet on all vital Issues Ilk tho appointment of the railroad commission, tho normal school, and othr lit lrp propositions THuv DIVIDED AIMORT KVKN'LY. This ahowe tkat the Republlcaa PArty Is Just as capable ot following gootf Iwidersklp In tho dlrvctloa or economy and popular governiucnt as It k of vnt tk other vry. TkU U wt sylwr Ust the HgiMsturd was not ah ba?t, bonorable M w4M1-wmUmk IxMly rf rtrfct;ive of tk vele, there U A wM rssne of opinio m to ht tthoHM )n t MK A LARGE INCOME la not rMMtitUt to hucto. Mrtiiy of your acqualittiuuvs lvo rixlvttl Inrgt) tnrtnMa for jir, yet liavo Utllo ur uo prov. rrty to show for It. Otlun Iwvc nsxhl only a UHHlorato luctiutc and luvo ac cumuUtM much. It Is uot tho liicttiuo tlmt nukes urccj It Is Uw uun, . Tlw win. having UahR U xuro to Start a MVlng n)uut with us. SeVVfcht DfeUUaNlt HUIE WING SANG C( STOCK NEW GOODS SALE AT BOTTOM PRICE All ferric .f C'.ll Fmlyrn'.AnrV nnH I HC6S. 1 Dress Goods, Gents' and Ladies' FurnishiHg G Coats, Pants and Shoes; aM kinds ot urwrwr Blankets, Comforts, Hose; all kinds 01 vw Matttnrv Trnnlc Wo nulo i us a HP.W WIC 01 Tit Waists, Kknonas and WhRe Undervveaf , Stikjk&l H according to geologists, avoragos about threo miles width and six In i length. It Is In sheet formation and IB Ilea near the aurfaco, ao that It can bo quarried, and no underground work will be necessary. Much ot It llos without covering ot any kind A large number of test pita have boon sunk at different polnta in tho district, and they have shown a thloknou of stratified vein running from eight to twenty-five feet. Ac cording to Thomas K. Wells, nn ex perienced minor, who visited tho plaoe. the district ean yield 200.000, 000 tons of hlKR grade ore, o- Xot of tho IVoplc, ' The total aweuat of money ap- proprlated by the recent legislature was 13, 728.673. After paytug this big bill. Orogon wont have much! change left out of four million dol-1 law. Theso 'peopleV legislatures are certainly free with tho people's money. Dallas Observer. i $1.25 Kitnonn, sale 85c $1.50 Klmona, salo $1.00 $3.50 Klmona, salo $2.50 75o Waist, sale HOo $1.25 Waist, Balo $1.00 13.75 Flno Waists, salo. . . .$2.80 10c a yard Goods, Balo 7c He a yard Goods, salo 10c 18c a yard Goods, salo, lie 25c a yard Goods, Balo...; . ,18c 19.50 Silk Skirt, 1 $3.25 Dress, sale J5.55 Dress, sale 15c Fancy Neckwear 50c Fancy Necwr 40c Import Basket -$1.25 Glovo and H1' Doxes . 50c Cup and Saucer .. i nn fiiik HanJkw "" H ,!- Oklrri . ien oui Ctincsc and Japanese BfjH 34fi rf.f 2.l oi P1IA CUHKD IN TO 14 DAYS. PAZO OINTMENT la guaranteed ta cur aay raae ot Itchtag, BR, BVmnIU r FrotreUac W ta M 14 ys or bwhi reliMe4. IK HARNESS LSfASf? BICYCLES S?SSJ Steel Ranges All klnt ol ta11. h early. J. N. SHAFTS -' r- t