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' DAILY CAMTAL JOURNAL, BALEM, mtcnnv. THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1007-
...CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDITORIAL
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HOFERv BROS. Pkherg and Proprietors
MB JOURNAL STANDS FOR TltO GUESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LABOR.
GOOD
NOT THE OHOAN OP GRAFTERS.
CI H 1 1 III Ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-H H I I I I I I Mr HI'11!
Tho people must excuse this paper If It (low not alwnyB use tho most
Dollto languago In dealing with politicians and public mnttors.
Ko one can contomplato tho policies of delay that have blocked nil
nttcmplfl nt public Improvomonts In this city and not como to the con
cluBlon that HOME ONB HAH ULTERIOR INTHHKST IN THAT GAME
OK OBSTRUCTION.
Only yesterday an nldorninn remarked to tho editor of Tho Capital
Journal that ho could nnmo two man who, while apparently opposing
each other, woro really working a scientific block gnmo.
It men aro playing this gnmo for a consideration, to protect tax
dodgers and obstructionists generally, thoy should bo unmasked, for
NOTHING COULD HE GREATER TREACHERY TO BALEM.
When men will systematically ralso technicalities, and nre always sup
plied with supremo court opinions to sustain their contentions, and poso
an protecting tho dear people, they will bear watching.
When professional politicians will labor for months to got control of
tho architect and superintendent of construction of a public building
TJIEY WILL HEAR WATCHING.
Tho Capital Journal Is not tho organ of any class of patriots.
S EARLY DAY NEWSPAPER
Mayor Caulfield Obtains Copy of First Paper
Printed in Oregon City "Oregon Spectator"
fine Specimen of Early Day Journalism Edited
by W. G. T'Vault---Booms Oregon as Place to
Live.
f I HI I i M M II I M I I I I I I 1 11 1 I I M I H I M II 1 I I III H H-
IIHAUTY OF TWO HY8TEMS.
Of all tho crazy and unbuslncBS'llko proceedings is tho establishment
of two tolophono systems In this city.
In a city of this alio tho tax for telephones, undor any clrmimstuncos,
H A CONHIDHHAIILB 1TKM OF EXPENSE.
Then to havo two systems, really doubles this oxponso and Increases
tho dangor from crossing wires.
Tho merchants, tho professional and business man must have two In
utrumonts In his houso and placo of buslnoss.
OHIclnlH and InaniiRors rjf any large business must, In addition, hnvo
two desk telephones.
Any of tho largor business houso WILL UK COMPELLED TO KEEP
FROM FOUR TO TWENTY ADDITIONAL TELEPHONES.
Of course, all this means nothing to the person who keeps no tolo
phonos. They can hwj- no objection to two syBtoms.
Tho wholo nbsurd system of two syBtams fostors tho idea of
ownership, nud tho sooner that comes tho butter for tho rolief of
who hnvo to pay tho bills.
public
UlOHtJ
tub woodiiurn iiokhehhow.
At several places la this valley exhibitions of draft homo f being
hold this spring that aru or groat Importance.
When heavy -drnft horses sell roadlly for f'JOO to 300 at throo to four
yonra old. TUB IMPORTANCE OF TUB IIOHSB INDUSTRY .MUST ItB
APPARENT.
Wooilburu holds noxt Saturday a pnrndo and exhibition of fine horses
thnt will bo attended by thousands of people and horse rnlHers.
Tho fanners' Institutes that have been held under the auspice of the
State Agricultural College have done muuh to elevate the homo Industry.
llulslng horses for ilrnft purpose has become almost a sclenoe, yet
IT IB I'llAOTIQAMiY IN TIIK ItBACII OF ANV OltlMNAItlliY lXTIIIo
LIGE.Yl? IWIt.MP.lt.
Growing, one thousand to two thousand additional draft horses Mich
year In this county Wins an added Income of wen II h to tho ooHiily or
u Qiinrtqr to a half million dollars.
Tho promotion of Industrie and the IUHiik of the country with popu
Intlou IS OF TUB OltMATBST IMPORTANCE AND OVHRSIIAROWS
AM, KI.SH.
Tho exUuefflH of the horoe Imliwlry eeeme nlmoot unlimited here, hs
the demand far henry ilrsft horse toems not likely to diminish.
The Ills cUiee are Browing so fHit and commerce Is expanding at such
r rut thnt It Is doubtful If the prod net Ion of Urge borees will ever
overtake the demand.
wooii pitirits mw.
Will Hi No Wool DUpoMil of Pilot-
to Slii'iitliig Knli'M Ualoit Nut
Compiled,
Pendleton. March to. With three
wool buyer how here nnd mure eom-
Ing noon, the wool soaeon In this -tlon
will soon be ulttclutly oponed.
Theme now here are 'Cnnrlea II
Greene, reiireeentatlve of Kimhluud
Urns., II. II. Clarke, with the some
house, ntut Leon atruutvu. who U hh
Independent buyer. Mr. Greene has
boon bore, for nevoral days, while Mr.
Straus and wife arrived last night.
All nre glioma nt the Hotel Pendleton
and thoy eiimpuko the ndvanoo guard
of tho wool buylug corps that has
head qua rtwe here ovory spring and
aummor.
"1 am hero now for the purpose
of taking a preliminary look oor
Your
Idle Money
Will wni litttYt If ilcpoaUtMl
la our Having Department,
You may not uettl It aoon, nud
It will tlrniv littrrvot for tw)r
month it rviunlui mi dojMilt,
When jou tld itcotl It, It will bo
Jut m ntrtOnliU ah It W nt ptv
rut,
Opon n MViitge nccount and put
It to .urk.
Savings DepartKtat
CafHafNMoalBak
the Held, nsaortalnlnK how the sheep
have wintered, etc.," sld Mr. Greene
this afternoon. "There will We Utile
If any Mediate done thto year uhIII
after shearing beoMitee the Ki-ewers
are e-xpeotlKK ten hlxh prises to per-
I mlt of ooutmetlnn. Moet of the wool
win prtuiauiy aKaiu lie nejii mr me
Wile day."
HKnnltuK prleee this year Mr.
OreeHe. like the other buyers. (
olaree lower flguree will prevail thai,
last season. He enye that no oa
wade nay money last year oat of
OreRtm wool for tho simple reason
that tBfl much was paid. This mis
take ho ltttlmut the buyers wilt
avoid this eeason, and as a reeult
lower prleee will We paid.
The ArlMiHa market Into rr open
ed at nWeat SI oeats, aeewrdtai: to
Mr. Greene, bat oloeed at least X
oeuts lower than that flKure. The clip
la that territory he says wn about
18 per oent larger than last year
owing to the laereaseil MHMWer et
sheep new Welat; run there. WRhlu
the last year many sheet) have beew
shipped from OreKua aad other weet
rn ktute Into Arluina. The seasoa
Is now praetlrally rioted at PiweNlx
and the most of the buyers are at
present In southern Cnlttorata, from
whltlh section they will tooa esme to
eastern OrOKon.
Thus far no snhedule of dale Wat
, Ween arrntiKOd for the sale days la
joasturn Oregon, bat It Is prosuml
that the Mhlule will bo made ua
jeooH after Seareiary 3hi)1WH rotoro
I fAUi ill am swtkt
(Oregon City Star.)
Mayor E. O. Cauflold has Just
como Into possession of a valuablo
rollo in tho shape of the flrBt number
or tho first paper published in Ore
gon City. This Is volume I, number
1 or the Spcctntor, published on the
Cth day or February, 184(5. Cau
flcld obtained tho paper from a com
pany or auctioneers In Montroat,
Canada.
Tho pnpor Ib Interesting not only
as an oxnmplo or early journalism,
but also for Its historical valuo as
woll. It is a four column, four page
sheet, with fourteon Inch columns,
nnd the proas work on It is na good
as could ho turned out thoso days.
This particular copy Is exceedingly
well preserved, showing that It has
been carefully kept by someone.
On tho first pago appears a report
of tho loglslatlvo commlttoc ndvlslng
tho ndoptlon or an organic law by the
territory "until such tlmo nn tho
United States or America shall ox
tend tholr jurisdiction over us."
Thlu organic law was tho basis or all
J laws that havo slnco boon onacted
and wad pasaed by tho territorial leg
iBlaturo of July, IS 15. In tho De
oombor aesslou of IS -IB thoro were
Home minor nmondmonts mnde, which
aro printed in this Issuo or tho Spec
tator. Thoro Is also on this page a
copy or n proposed act to prohibit
tho sale or introduction into tho ter
ritory or any liquor whatever, oxcopt
by a practising physlalnn, who may
sell It In (uantltlou not to exceed
hnir n pint. This, act, subsequent
history hIiowh did not push tho legis
lature. On the editorial page the odltor,
V. G. T'Vault, makoa IiIh bow to the
public as the editor or a newspaper,
and nnuounooH his Intention or keep
ing politics strictly out or tho col
umns ot hla paper
wlshee It dlstlnstly understood that
ho Is a .lefforsouluu Democrat, and
believes that the principles put forth
by Jeffereon nro the only ones cap
able of brlngliiK about a good gov
ernment.
Another editorial om "City Govern
ment" contains the following adrlee:
"Gentlemen. dl up the atumiw.
grade tho etreeU. tax dojjt, proMbll
hogs and advertise In the Siiecta
tor." Ot eoHrao tho advantage or
OregoH City aro boasted or a ad the
"ttalubrous cIluMtlo" or Oregon Is
dwelt hihih at length.
A oonimiiHlontloH signed "New
Emigrant" Is printed, in whleh tho
cause (it tern pern n oe Is set forth with
mnoh oarHeotneae ami oratorical ef
feot. "Oh. Oregon! My adopted
onimtry!" the corresnoHdent ox-
elalnw. "0n you were tree; you
wore not contaminated by the in
ebriating fluid. How is it now?" He
ends his communication with these
werds: "I pant not ror fame or re
nown, but my heart's dosire is, that
Oregon may bo savod from intempor
anco, and that our bolovod Httlo col
ony may contlnuo free, and may be
come groat and good." -
Thoro Is much in tho papor that
would bo called "filler" In thoso
days, but owing to tho limited facil
ities for obtaining news nnd tho ab
sonce of tho "nows noso" that makes
nows when there Is none, this wns
necessary. A notice is inserted in
forming tho public that tho next
mall oast would bo carrlod by II.
Burns for one trip only to Weston,
Mo., nnd from there forwarded to
all points in tho United States. The
poBtago Is placed at 50 cents for a
single sheot.
Tho advertisements in this initial
numbor of tho Spectator do not take
up much space. Thoro Is a two Inch
enrd of tho City Hotol, kopt by II. M.
Knighton, and F. W. I'ottygrovo ad
vortlBoe certain goods just recolvod
nnd lor sale In tho lied Houso. Hu
also states that ho has a branch
store located In n town twolvo mllos
down the rlvor and called Portland.
John Trnvers nnd William Glasor an
nounce thnt they arc ready to manu
facture hats, and C. B. Pickett offers
for sale certain lota nt tho Juncture
or the Clncknmnn and Wlllnmotto
rivers. A uottco to the members of
tho Mnaonlo fraternity Is iusortod,
calling a moellng ror the purpose or
taking steps to secure a charter ror
a lodge.
On the fourth page Is the toxt or
a law providing ror the oetnbllshlng
or a poetolllco department and tho
ofllce or postmnstor gonornl, and tho
articles of compnot whoroby tho Oro
kou printing nswoclntlon Is formed
Howevor, he for the purpose of printing the Spec-,
tutor. Morses telegraph Is com
mented on In nn exact from the Dos-
ton Dally Advertiser, nnd the predic
tion Is made that before long It will
revolutionize the methods of com
munication between cities. The last
column contains clippings from the
Louisville Democrat tolling of a man
with hie wire and twenty children
paaeed through that town en route
to Oregon. That waa In the days
berore race onletde had been thought I
or.
Th Spectator had a brief existence
of a row yean, and was. suceeded aft
er, an Interval by the Argus, that in
turn giving plaoe to the Hnterprlse.
which na continued uninterrupted
ly since IStiti. or this leeue or the
Spectator It la known that th His
torical society or Portland had n
bound Hie. but whether or not thore
are any other copies ht not known.
Ak Hu'iuptlon from To.
Providence, R. I.. Mareh IS. The
taxpayer. In public meeting today,
are considering tho petition of tho
Koroatdale Manufacturing company
asking that the new brink addition
to bo orvMed by too company at
FortHtd&la bo exempted from taxa
doa fof a rertod ot Un y?r.
To Piwvent Ai'i'lilmtN on tin ConM.
Now York, March J I The New
York City hoard of trade and trans
porUlloH la holding a conference
with a large nnmWor of rituwne It has
invited to be preeeat. for tho pur
pose of considering aaeh ruangea In
the rule and rRHlaUone for tho
supervision ot navigation as may be
thought Nocoeeary to preveat aeel
denU along the ooaet. The board
atd In IU Invitatiens: Conditions
whleh have prevailed In this dUtrlot,
under the revised rales and regula
tions for the supervision of naviga
tion In tkma and coaUgnous water,
have not resulted to the satisfaction
of those upon whom the reeoonMbll
Ity reals ot oonservlng the Interests
of the publle. CaUetrophes whleh
have ooonrrod within the past two
yeors, oulmlnaUag In tho eolllslon of
we steamer lrvkMont and tk
ranked as one of tho greatest Greco
itoman wreoUors In tho world and as
nobly represented Paterson on tha
mat. has arranged a big benollt for
tonight, for whleh a large numbor
of tickets have been sold. A flno por
rormaaco will We given. Tom Sharkey
will be proeent. and till the offlco ot
tleketfollor. ami a number of first
olase Woxore win perform, nil to bo
referred by the only Hob Fltrslm
mons. The rosponso Is suro to bo
very Renerons.
Don't Complain.
If yonr chest pains and you nro
unable to sleep because of a cough.
Buy a bottle or Ballard's Horohound
Syrnp, and yon won't havo any
cough. Got a bottlo now and that
oough will not last long. A cure for
an pulmonary diseases. Mrs. J ..
nohoonor Harry Knowttoo. and the GMroston, Texas, write: "I can't
Um of Hpward of S nv- Wae ' enough tor Ballard's Horohound
uQnwnvwwtvii UHl inr M a HeOOS-
4tX of addltlomil MfognanU aad ot
ampHtilag tJte erotw and anthertty
of the Koveratnenui lnS(Mcio."
rr
lkinollt for Hinll Seliit.
!. Mareh Jl Kmn selva.
unltid ot Um monier oa wkleW ho
vros o long ImorlMMMNl la Franee.
le now in Italy, anxious to mar to
this oouatry aad WW frleooe. In or
der to ran fnnde to Wrlag htm here
and la Blo him a Mart uUw hU
terrible oxixvrloawj i . fi,.ihn.?...
and prlMB, HearV Amuti. tha
man who taanatied Selva when he' talned
Jjite YacbtiiiR News.
The exceutlvo committee of the
Long Island Sound Yacht Racing as
sociation facos a difficult situation.
It rails to its lot annually to arrange
the tentative racing schedule ror the
sound yachtsmon. Tho dates that
are desired by tho various clubs are
Invariably decided upon by the re
gatta committees and submitted to
the executive committee. Ordinarily
it is easy to arrange things Batlsrac
torlly, but this year It Is impossible
to rollow tho regular routine. The
oarly part or tho yoar can bo adjust
ed without dlfllculty, but in July,
August and Soptembor thoro Is
trouble. As a result tho Seawahakas,
Corinthians, Indian Harbor and
Hanhnsset Bay slubs clash, and there
is dlfllculty in finding any date for
tho New Rocholle Tall races. None
of the clubs seem disposed to accept
a compromise. Thero Is also a clash
over the New York Yacht club dates,
that club fixing on tho Yale-Harvard
boat racos for Rs annual regatte
Juno 27th which lnterfora with Tn
dlan Harbor's cruising races, that
would tako the fleet to witness tho
big collego event.
It Is said that E. R. Coleman, ot
tho N. Y. Y. C hns mado arrange
ments for tho building on the Clyde
of a schoonor yacht which will rate
considerable moro than tho big
schooner Glonlffer, tho largest of tho
typo ever built thero. In tho steam
er doslgned for Mr. Bugcne IIIggltiB,
America will havo tho largost Btcam
yacht In tho world, nnd as this new
schooner will also carry tho stars
and strlpos, it will load tho sailing
wing ns well.
Professor Charles Lane Poor has
resigned ns monsurcr of tho Now
York Yacht club, nnd Commodoro
Vanderblt has filled tho vacancy by
appointing Profossor William Hal
lock. Mr. Henry Putmnn has decided to
nnmo his new throc-mnsted auxiliary
steam yacht tho Alcycono. Mr. Chns.
B. Proctor will -nnmo his now steam
yacht tho Cavnllor.
o
TO CURB A COLD IN ONB DAT.
Tako LAXATIVE DROMO Quinlno
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to ouro. E. W. GROVE'S
signnturo on each box. 2fc.
o
RIk .Sunday School Convention.
Dullas. Tex., March 21. The Sun
day school convantlon, which hns
convened In thlu city todny Is tho
largest that has ever nssomblod in
the state. It will remain in session
until the SKth, and every moment of
the time will be profitably employed.
The whole state waa thoroughly
aroused on this convention, and men
and women have come to attend It
that have never nttondod provlous
convention. Speukors of promlnenco
notod for their oxport knowlodgo on
Sunday school matters, aro boro and
will dellvor addrossos on difforont
topics nud difforont phases of theso
topics.
o
Listen
And remember tho next tlmo you
suffer from pnln caused by damp
woathor when your head nearly
bursts from nouralgla try Ballard's
Snow Liniment. It will cure you. A
promtnont buslnoss man ot Hemp
stoad, Texas, writes: "I havo used
your liniment. Provlous to using it
I was a groat sufferer from Rhouma
tlsm and Nouralgla. I am ploasod
to say that now I am free from these
complaints. I am suro I owo this to
your liniment, A Sold by D. J. Fry.
DR. KUM
uonaertuiCHINBF
J m wit IZ
wd cure anr dli,. ,.r
or pain.
". MB is Jo,, j
Salem, sad h tatM T,W
people her., t, TIJ
oses rnnny medicina. t tt5l
doctors, ..J -.:r ".""!
' - ""a it.
Syrup, The relief it has given mo Is
all that u aeceesary for mo to say."
SoW by D, J. Fry.
o
a Wnt Now Hlectrlc lUmtl.
Oneldn. N. y.. Maroh 21. The
Slate Railroad Commissioner aro In
jMoh at Bagg' Hotol, Utlca. today
tO WOUr &n AlMllntlnn nt .. rtnal.tA
Rowo RalUy eompany for permls-l
alon to Wniid an eleotrlo railway J
mm uowe ie uaeiiia. onotda roal
dent are anxious to seo this road
built daring the present summer.
The rights Of wav havo hum ob-
2m,t
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Trado
Jiark
Oraer a package" of this
famous health and brain
bulldlag flour and enjoy
some good old fashioned
New England RrowH
Rrcd. A chance at a
right hot loaf will make
you think you aro la
Boaton. With Alb'e
Sclf.rlslBg B. B. B. FJoaJf
you can make bread just
llko the Puritans used to
mako.
S-B Pancake Flour
is also a pure food; self
rising and all ready to
mix with water and bake
on a hot griddle.
ALLEN'S B B B TLOUR CO.
Pacific Coast Factory, San Jow,
Gal. Eastern Factory, Llttto
Wolf Mills, Maaawa, WW.
catarrh, asthma, u,. I3.1"
s- 5s;
ltSt
euro private ilKUH .t.!
etaefall.. He baa luid7
and glTM J
Prleee for medlM- ..
Persona in the country L 2
blank. Bend itamn.
IJ you want ometrtHu
It from n "I
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1 A Grand
I Display..
Or good always on hand i
wo take great pleatort t
showing them to yoa. Hm
you noticed thoie blj tin aj
anges, and early vegtuVki
nnd our prices are iSJ
right.
ii H. M. BRW(
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Garden Seds
Wo havo a large stock
Garden Seedi In bilk.
seeds aro all 1906 crop,
carry-over
ONION SKT3.
Ask ror small onloa tfJ
You get three tlmei u auH
to the pound
in;i.i) skeds.
Fan y Blueitem Wli'J
Cbevella Barley. Oati.
Clover. Alfalfa, FkM
Land Plaster, etc
Distributing agenti I
Coulson's Egg Food,
r-nnldnn Chick Fooii.
Coulaon s Condltloa Poij
Thn lareest wboleaw
retail dealcn la U t7.
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