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DAILY OAl'JtTAIi JOURNAI 8ALEJL OREGON, MONDAY, SLUICII 25, 1007.
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..CAPITAL JOURNAL'S EDITORIAL PAq
Tho Lincoln Stoffens stylo of reformers arc Hko canned Balmon com
pared to hooking and landing tho real chlnook.
They come a long tlmo aftorward Thoy reap where there Is o
DANGER OF CUTTING THEIR FINGERS ON THE EDGE 01- THE
KCVTIIE
It Is a protty little gamo, this playing yourself up In connection with
roforms with which you never had the remotest connection.
FULTON
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THE JOUHNAL STANDS FOR FIIO GHE8S, DEVELOPMENT, GOOD
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADI2D LA1JOH.
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THE PLOUGH.
I am n worker
Sloop on and take your real
Though my sharp coulter shows white in the dawn:
Heating through wind and rain,
Furrowing hill ami plain
Till twilight dims tho wost
And I stand darkly against the night, s1y
I am n worker, I, tho plough. '
I feed tho pooplos.
Easorly wnlt on mo
High-born and low-born, palo children of ,wan
Kingdoms may rlso and wnno,
Wrtr claim lior tlthu of filnln,
Hands nro outstretched to mo.
Master of mon nm I, soomlng a slave,
J food tho peoples, r, tho plough.
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OBJECT LESSON TO OREGON.
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I provo God's word iruo
Tolling that earth may glvo
Vrnlt tnnn ulinlt lrnflmr with nones In tlin mm.. .4
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Wbcro sloops tho hidden grain Y
Corn-fields shall wnvo ncnln; v ,
Showing that while mon llvo
Nor seed nor harvest tlmo ovor will coane.
1 provo God's words true, I, tho plough.
-V. F. Uoyson, In tho April Everybody.
LEADERSHIP HACKED HV THE PEOPLE.
Tho Capital Journal ban no dcslro or tlmo for personal nrgumonls
with auyono about public affairs,
It bolleves In political organization, not ns a moans hut nn end and
to gain romilts for promoting belter govornmont. IT HAS NO OTHEIt
VflH FOIt PARTIES.
Tho peoplo nro learning to dosplso tho man who Is a partisan for per
sonal ends. Ho Is tho Hpollnmnn, tho grnftor, tho corruptlouisl.
He says: "My party can mako no tnlstnkos. I bolong to tho pnrty
JIKNCE ALL I DO IN THE NAME OF THE PAItTV IH HIGHT."
It Is tho old dnctrlno of tho infallibility of "my pnrty."
"MY PAItTV IH ALWAY8 HIGHT. YOUHH IH ALWAYS WRONG."
It Is rehabilitating the doctrine or tho dlvlno right of kings. "THE
KING CAN DO NO WRONG. HIV PAHTV IH THE KING."
Tho puoplo get no progross from tills doctrine. It Is used ns tho shield
of tho graftorH.
Tho loudest and most clamorous partisan will bo found on this lino,
GUAIIIII.NG ALL IN MIGHT, AND PLANNING ALWAYS TO GUAIl
.MOKE.
When progrons hns to bo inatlo, when roforms cannot. be stnvod off
longer, when corrupt rings nru onthronod, then u Governor Hughos, n
District Attornoy llunoy, a Prosldont Roosuvolt, A POWERFUL LEADER
OF THE PEOPLE Ml'HT RREAK TTHHOUGH PAItTV LINES AND AC
COMPLINE HENIMI'M.
What Is leadership? Idtas. brains. Intelligence, THE GOD-GIVEN
POWEIl OF HIGHT DIRHOTION APPLIED TO lll'MAN AFFAIHS.
It has nothing to do with hosslsm, boodle and tho thirst for power for
pro lit nnd parsona! glorified! Ion.
Strong leadership Is needed by the peoplo as never before. IIomIhiii
1 the vrr opposite of leadership.
Men who no to the legtHlnturo aud Increase salaries and appropria
tions all around do not seem to nallse that thoy arc puttluK new taxes
on the peoplu NOT Al'TROIIIHD IIV HV THE PEOPLE AND NIIVKIt
CONSENTED TO HV THE PEOPLE. .MINT VIM It STATE TAXES WILL
HE HIGHIIH THAN THIS YIMH.
Lemlershlp that contents Itself with getting Itself a Job, ami then ways,
"I urn no longer a lender but n private etlaen holding a fat Job. It's none
of the public's buHlutNM how I not it," IS NOT LEADERSHIP OR Hit
VUHLICANI8M OH DEMOCRACY.
Those who apologise for all that the legislature duet quote Editor
Geer and Editor Kluoald ns defending tho legllsuture and objecting Ui
all rrltlolem of that body.
THAT 18 THE ATTlTnui OF PROFESSIONALISM IN DEPENDING
THE .MACHINE.
Hut riMr and ICIncald both held state olllww us the result or auupalgna
of kicking aitatitst the Iwglaliiture nud their predeaeeaorH.
The people have to win roforms nud pi In progre IN SPITE OF ALL
TIIOHItTHIIY "HONOR WITH OFFICII," AND HIGH OFFICIAL ST A.
TION.
The organs of uIUdIhIUin. and apologist for the mnohlne will not
print the truth about the legislature from the people's standpoint For
that reueon this puper will print h review uf the leRlslature from the
Labor Pihms of Portland.
As Is lutlmnted lu that tMtiver, th pMl onnnot ho tn the twisUluture
Vi)H Itlll'OIIMS OU HIIVIINUE HAISING .MIUSUItES,
Tho loud talk for reform was mtwtly t Kt thu olllow. It wns 8h
Hlttr furKultvu.
Bo far as th mwchlns and ullU'lulUw pudomtHates, the aHb will tttt
h Mule r4Ief, aad little that la right.
OFFICIALISM AND THE MACHINE OAX ONLY HEAP ui NEW
HUHDENS IN THE VHUV NAT lilt K OF THINGS.
When that Is (ho dominating force ot u lnUUture or of nn administra
tion It Is the holiday summer time of the professional partisan for rev
enue. 11 Is tlw iiportHHlly fur the grafter to nwtke bajr. It to suasklne for
boodlers Wot oUimiU' wvuthor. for taxHiyers.
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CANNED GOODS HHFOUMHIIS.
(Dally Eugene Relator.)
A WashlHgton dispatch says: "The census office today made public
Its eetlmato of population of states and of cities over 50,000 for the yoar
190G. This ostlmato shows that Portland is the largest city of the
northwest, Its population being approximately 109,884 as against 104,
1C3 In Sonttlo and 55,382 In Tacomn. Spokane doos not roach 50,000 and
Its estimated population is not given.
Tho population of states Is estimated as follews: Orogon, 474,738;
Washington, 814,025; Idaho, 205,704,
In 1900 tho census showed the following flgurea: Portland, 90.42G;
Seattle, 80,071; Tacoma, 37,714. Orogon, 413,530; Washington, 518.1
03; Idaho, 1 01,772."
Whllo thoso flguroa aro not accurato thoy aro noarly enough so to wnr
rnnt commont.
It will bo noticed In tho increase of Portland for tho past six years as
compared with Soattlo nnd Tacoma, tho por cent of increase for Seattle
Ib 28; Tacoma, 74; Portland, 22.
Whllo from theso figures It Is soon that Portland liaB made splendid
gain, almost equal to Seattle, the most striking featuro of tho report lies
In tho figures on compnrntlvo gain of population in tho two Btntcs of Oro
gon and Washington.
Tho population of Washington In 1900 was 518,103 nnd In 190C
811,025, n gain of 29G,552 or n gain of 255,382 In tho stnto outsldo of
Seattle nnd Tacoma.
Oregon's population In 1900 was 413,530 and In 190G 474,738, or a
gain In six yearn or 01,202 or again of 41,318 In tho stato outsldo of
Portland.
Whllo tho total of incronso for Portland during tho past six yoars com
pares favorably with that for Seattle and Tacoma, thoro is a most (lis
trosslug disparity botwoon tho rural Incronso In tho two stntos. For In
stance, Soattlo gained 23,492, while Portland gained 19,884, but tho
Btato of Washington outsldo of Sonttlo and Tacoma gained 255,382 while
Interior Oregon nddod only 4 1,3 IS. In othor words rural Washington
has boon gaining six times ns fast in population as rural Oregon.
Now horo Is a nut for Oregon peoplo to crack and n hard ono, too.
AVhy Is It thusly, nnd whnt nro wo going to do about It? Our solution is
that whllo Orogon Is tho bottor country, Washington Is six tlmos tho bet
tor rustler In ndvortlslng that state's resources and hustling for now pop
ulation nnd now woalth.
"Makes His Announcement in
the Portland Papers
WOODIIUHN HOUSE SHOW.
Was a Hum-as In Splt of Unfavor
abb? Wmllicr.
Woodburu, March 25. Tho honu
show here wns a groat suceose. Sen
ator Fulton nud Dr. Wlthycombe
spoke to a largo crowd.
Tho prizes for the various classes
were as follews: Stallions, ilrst
prliM lu each class, $10; Monnd prlo,
$S. Team, Ilrst prlzo. $S.50; socond
prU, JI.R0. llrood ' niarofi, Ilrst
prise. $2.50; mcoiuI prise, $1.50.
Colts, (lret prize. $1.80. Special prize,
SpelKht & McKay, offered $10 for the
beet J -year-old colt; $K for the sec
ond beat 1-year-old celt: $10 for the
beet yearling colt; $6 for the eeoond
best yearllHK colt, that were aired by
Caatel.
The Judge who passed upon the
hornea were: Alex. UFollette, or
Salem; 11. O. lloedlghelmer. or Sub
limity, and .Mr. Claucey, or Seattle.
The epeclel prise for the boat of
all clauses, n $St silver cup, donated
by the Hank of Woodburu. was won
by Vernon, a beautiful black Per
cheroa. owned by the Vernon If ore
Comiwiiy, of Aurora.
Other prises were awarded as fol
fows: Standard bred stallion. S-yeare-old
atMl ever: First prise, llroadheart.
A. Pratt. Aurora; second prise. Vln
month. O. O. Pendleton. Woodburu.
Tfoms.
First prlzo,
W. D
Itandstors
Townsend, Woodburu; second prize,
G. A. Hump, Woodburu.
Among thouo In attendance at tho
fair were: George W. Weoks, or
Salem; Hon. Alex. LnFolletto, or Sa
lom; 11. G. Uoodlgholmar, or Sublimi
ty; F. E. McEldownoy, or Portland,
and Hon. Lloyd T. Reynolds, or Che
ma wa.
PILES CURED IN 0 TO 11 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed
to ouro any enso or Itching, Dllud,
Bleeding or Protruding Plica In 6 to
14 days or money rofundod. 50c
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RAND CONCERT.
Siilciu Mllllnry Hand (Jlcs Open Air
('oiiairt on Commercial Street
Viv.li ribiy Afti'i'iioou.
Apiiropos or the Hue afternoon yes
terday, the Salem Military band
gave aa excellent open air concert on
the corner of State and Commercial
etreete. A large cro.vd soon gathered
U hear the muslo of the bund which
Is always appreciated. Mr. Stouden-
meyer aad his musicians are prnc
tlciag now twice a week and the
band Is getting In good shape for
the spring ami summer concerts. Sev
eral muslrlons have made nppllca
Uon recently for membership In the
Senator Charles W. Fulton has
announced thnt ho will bo a candi
date to succeed himself in the
United States.
Ho declared that ho will como out
as a candtdato without leaving his
post at Washington, nnd that ho
will not spend n kopeck to securo tho
nomination.
Around tho whether or not of
Fulton's candidacy clustor tho hopes
of a number of senatorial aspirants.
Undoubtedly ho will bo opposed In
tho primaries, but It Is a foregone
conclusion thnt somo of thoso who
have hearkened to tho buzzing of
tho beo will keep out of tho race,
stneo tho Scnntor hns announced his
Intention of entering It.
"You may say that I shall bo a
candldato to succeed myself, barring
developments that I know nothing
of at this time," said Senator Ful
ton this morning. "Whllo I shall
allow my nnmo to go boforo tho pri
maries, I shall mako no campaign. I
shall not loave my post at Washing
ton, for congross will bo In session
at that time, I shall not spend a
dollar In tho way of a campaign
fund. I shall by that tlmo havo boon
in congross for flvo years and shall
go boforo the peoplo for tho Repub
lican nomination upon my rocord ns
Beuator from Orogon during thnt
porlod. Tho pooplo will by that tlmo
hnvo had sufficient opportunity to
Judge or my qualifications tor tho
olllco."
Tho next general primaries will
be held lu April, 1908. Congross
will be in Besalou tor tho long torm tit
that tlmo, nnd In announcing thnt he
will not leave his seat In tho son-
nto to ongngo In tho campaign, Son
ntor Fulton Is following tho policy
first practiced by Sonutor Goarln at
tho Inst prlnmrlos.
Senator Fulton's campaign for re
nomination and re-oleotlon wns prac
tically launchod nt tho banquet glvon
In his honor at Snlom Inst wook
Governor Chamberlain, who was In
vited to participate In tho fonst, was
not thorn. Prominent nnd Influential
Republicans were lu ntendunoe from
different sections or the stato, nnd
every mention or Intorenco made to
the subject or Fulton's re-oleotlou
was applauded to the echo.
Although Governor Chamberlain
has not said so hlmsolf, his followors
and all othors lu closo communion
with tho chief oxocutlvo admit that
he aspire to don tho sonntorlnl togn,
and hns been building his fonces with
tluit contingency in view for months.
band and It hi the deeiro of the bovs
Standard bred lHarea, l-yeursM to Inerease the membership to 2R If
ami ever: First prhw. queen,, Dave the proper material cun be found.
lerkliaut, Womlburn. Two-yenr-olds:
First prlxe, J. N. Kay. Woodburu
Yenrllnga: First prize, UnUta. G. C.
Pendleton, Woodburn; secoml prise.
I). A. Kile.. Aurora; third prlie. Coda,
W. 11. Goulet. Woodhura.
German uoaoh atallleas: vim
One LntftolH 8tefT. n lonK-rnnice, magnvlno wrliar. U at Pertlaml.
whero h U belug IIhIikI n a tremendous fue of grafts.
Tho fuel In, tltese WRKWilae hemes are e)fmade, and DISH UP SRC-OND-HANDIID
IIUAIUNAY STPFF AIUHT REIX)RMB,
Net one of them oer had any real contact with a reform hto life
Thrtj- aro dealers In teooad-hamt goods.
After MHtbliiK has Iiwh done, they dtsh R ud, warm It over and seP
their wttre to an HulaforuieJ ami uaeHepecUHjc puhlle.
To a eeruin utwnt the) Impart laformatloa In a attraoth1 maaaer
that 11111.18 NULL THE MAOAINliS, SPPPLIHS A DEMAND.
Thei- are etiterers to the public HHHetlle for sometMng to devour that
is caviar, spicy, teaduble.
The men never fae) a great abuee. studied into Its dimensions, dug
down 10 its rwoU. KXPOSHI) IT WHERE IT LIVED, AND KILLED IT.
Good gorniaeHt Is the result of 1 1 relet vtllganeo, hand-to-hand tight
Inn, oeaseU denMHttatlon of wroug. eApo4ure of. real ngonts, and con
demnation. Then loly cornea the reform Into view. Thoo who profll by It as
a rule luK1 low ,Mlo tho fight was on, and KTia' IN AND Girr THE
XK.VKFiT WHEN THE 1UTTLK 18 OVIUI.
Tey are tnen good and upright nnd pure and honest until they havo tQ. 8nlght. Hubbard; third prlie
Itetd oMcv 4 power enough to bo co rrupt4. U. Klrscb, Mt. Ansel.
Woodburu.
Clj'Ueedttle stallions. 3-yearKld and
ever: First prise. Jim Craek. leg
Itr & Hrown. Gervale; second prize.
DMVe, T. J. llHRt. Woodbnrn. Two-year-ohls:
litU prise. A. M. Fel
ler. RuUevllle. Yearlings: Firat
rrle. DutMint, 1). M. Drytten. MeKee.
Shire stallloae. 3-year-old and
ever: Ftret nrlse, Alex. C n. num.
fwvl. Woodburn. Yearlings: First
IM-lze. Reowvelt. P. L. Kennedy.'
Woodburn.
Pereheron euutons, 5-yeuM-i I
and oxtr. PJret urtve. Pteten. XI
r & ltrewn. Woe4fra; seeond
prtee, llaladeur, S. A. Miller, Aurora;
thlid prise. Oastel. a. W. Sought. I
WooAlburn. YeartliMss: First prize.
r. w. settlemier. Weodhera.
Celts: First prtse. a. G. Miller
Aurora.
urade' Perch erea: pj
Scotty. A. D. Heart, HnlVrd,
llrood mare: First nrlze. J
Schaelile, Woodburn; Rcond prize
Had breath, coated tonguo, a lan
guid feollng, is entlroly unnatural.
Your laz liver and bowols need a
tonic. Tha best soothing tonlo to
every organ Is HollUter'a Rocky
Mountalu Tea. 3D conta. T ,
Tablets. For sale at Dr. Stono'a atoro,
seeenu prize. ASirwtml. Relllng llros.
prize.
Yoti Will
Get Three
Months Interest
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JILY
ON ALL DKl'OSITS MADE HE
FORK THE SKCOND DAY OF
APR1U
THIS IS A SPLENDID OPlOR.
TCNITY TO LKK A GIIEDGE
SHORT TIME INVESTMENT.
WE PAY THREE PER CENT
INTEREST ON MONTHLY HAU
ANTICS MPOl'NDKD SEMI-ANNPALLY.
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