Daily capital journal., May 02, 1907, Page 2, Image 2

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HOFER BROS.
E. HOFKIt, Editor.
THE JOURNAL STANDS POR I'ROORESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGUtADBD LAROR.
SHALL THE PRESIDENT HE COMMANDED TO KEEP HIS PLACE?
Ab President Roosevelt has repoatjdly declared that ho will not again
'becomo a cnndldnto for tho nomination for the Presidency, it becomes n
question whothor ho can bo commanded to do so by the sovorelgn people?
Tho pooplo certainly have that power, and they can cortalnly reject all
Who nook tho honor, AND THEY CAN CERTAINLY SAY THEY SHALL
TOR ONCE PILL THE OPPICE WITH A MAN WHO IS NOT SEEKING
'THE HONOR.
Tho pcoplo aro tho only dictators in a froo republic.
Tho Capital ouruul, which always takos a position on every important
matter, lets tho people know right whero it stands, bollovos THE PKO
3LE HAVE THE RIGHT AND IT IS THEIR. DUTY TO COMMAND A
SECOND TERM.
Tho first duty in tho Presidency nt th hands of Mr. Roosovolt wau
with docorum to nil out tho unoxplrd term of the lamented McKInlcy.
WHEN ELECTED HE REALLY JIIJlAX HIS OWN FIRST TERM, and
Inaugurated un administration as different from thnt of his prcdeceaso,
as day Is from knight.
Tho fact rotimliis, that thoro has been but one torm of tho Itooseveltlun
Administration. THERE WAS NOT A PARTICLE OK EIGHT IN THE
3PK1NLEY ADMINISTRATION, so far ns battling for tho higher Ideal
tX Koverument aro concerned.
TIhtmmuto no pontal frauds unearthed, no hind frauds prosecuted, no
rKlgniidc railroad Iimil grabs stopped, no olVort to raivo tho coal and
-mineral land.s for thu people, no stopping fencing tho public domain by
tho big rattle barons, no backing of rlKrt investigation of the Insurance
muds, no support, of reform governors, ete., etc.
Thoro was no prosecution of slaughter -houses and packing houso out
Tagcs agaliiHt, public decency In violation of tho puro food lnws, thoro
"wub no prortorutlon of Standard Oil trusts, thoro was NO ENFORCE'
aiKXT OF THE LAWS AGAINST REIJATING IIV THE MILLIONAIRES
AMONG THEIR FAVORITES, and corporations gonornlly rodo rough
shod ovor tho rights of tho pcoplo ana trumplod laws underfoot that
MARK REPRESENTATIVE GOVERVMENT A MOCKERY.
All this has boon rhnngod undor PoohovoH. THE RIGHTS OP THE
PEOPLE HAVE HEEN ASSERTED. Public Jusllco has boon prosecutod.
Thoro has boon a bold, poraistont declaration that laws shall bo onforcod
jignlnBt high and low, rich and poor, nnil, while- ninny things havo boon
Hlono that Hounded loud and Strang" to unaccustomed oars, tho air has.
boon eloared and THE TRUE RING op DEMOCRACY AND TRIUM
'PHANT REPUHLICANISM HAS IIKK.V HEARD AROVE THE CLAMOR
'OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE AND PHTECTED INTERESTS.
Tho ProHldent has boon President for tho massos, not for tho few. IIo
Ih tho lint man, Republican or Domocrat, since Lincoln, to do that.
Ono Oregon senator has taken this vlow of tho ProHldont'H sorvlcoB. Ho
Ih n Honator by the pooplo nnil for tho pooplo. Ho write to Tho Capital
-Journal un follews:
"Your valued favor of tho Oth rocclved.. ALSO YOUR ERITOKIAfi
.AHOUT THE PRESIDENT.
Your approval of my courHo here H vory gratifying. I am doing my
host. I SHAIiL CARRY OUT MY PLEDGES, MADE TO Till PEOPLE
IN MY CAMPAIGN, TO THE REST OF .MY AIULITY.
"I would bo vory gratorul to receive from you your views as to tho
trend of public opinion relative to the DKSIHAUIMTY AND NECES
SITY OF COMMANDING THE PRESIDENT TO RESCIND HIS DECLAR
ATION, AND ACCEPT THE NOMINATION FOR A SIX'OND ELECl'IVi;
TERM..?Hio utrugglo Is between tho reactionaries and tho Champion of
tho people and tholr rights."
Tho Capital Journal hullovott lit tho I'roslilent; while ho has prosecuted
frauds that Involved high Oregon oll'rlals wo have novor lost Hight for n
luomont OF THE LAIU.'KR DEMANDS OF A PURIFIED PURLIO SER
VICE. OraftliiK, IhiwI monopoly, hosslsm. iihIiik the public service to reward
private Interests, urw largo piDhloius, and thoro It a hurvost whlto for the
reaper, Justice on all those lino.
THE PEOPLE SHOl'M), IN OUP. OPINION, COMMAND THE PRESI
DENT 'I'D TAKE ANOTHER ELECTIVE TKHM, niul complete his Job
of cloanlinc the country up a Uttlu nioro liororo ho Ik allowed to retire to
private life.
Tho Job he has imilortitkun Ih not half completed. To allow tho coun
try to i'vIuuhu Into more partisan innrhiiut rule WOULD HE A MISI'OR
TUNE AND DISGRACE.
Go on. Senator llouruo, with youigood work. Let tho red blood circu
late In the body politic Lot tho nonnmlii of hloodloss, boiiIIosh dryrot
In public affair give plnce to good, ifwlth. LET REPUHLICANISM HE
1-X1R THE PEOPLE, not for tho corrupt lonlsts ami the oHloi-holders, not
for the lapltallHin and tho plutocrat, or else lot uh havo no such thing hh
tuaHqiierftdliiK In the iiamo of tho pa-ty founded by Lincoln.
PERSONALS
llev. P. S. Knight roturned toda.
from a visit In Oorvallls.
Mrs. W. 11. Darby has roturned
from it visit In Portland.
Thoiuua linioo. of Portland. Is In
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Suloui on IiiiaIuohsi.
Ex0ovrnor J. If. Flotohor, at
St. Johns, Is visiting In Saloiu.
MUri Jtbialo llottuchanip loft tills
morning for a vlalt In Woodburn.
Hon. W. C. Hawloy was among
those leaving for Ohauipoog this
lunrniug.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt I.athrop left
this morning for l-'lahor. whoro they
will reside.
IF
NOT
ARK
YOUR IDLE MONEY IS
ItAHNINO INTURHST YOU
1OSING A PROFIT THAT
SHOULD HE YOURS.
THAT'S THE WAY MEN WITH
MONEV MAKE MORE HY
MAKING IT HA UN INTEREST,
YOUIl'H WILL HA11N THREE
PER CENT, PAYAULE SEMI-AN-NUAL1A',
IP DEPOSITED WITH
I'S.
Sartags Department
Capttftl Natioaal Bk
Publishers and Proprietors
A. P. H0PI5R, MuiinRcr.
GOOD
J. O Ilooth, of Grants Pans Wftu
hero yesterday visiting hie fathor.
Uov. Ilooth.
Mrs. W. H. Luckoy has roturnod
to hot- homo in Wiigeno, after a visit
in this elty.
Mrs. A. Streiit: and (lniii'lita.. t.
F!1 'rl,;,Uu,, ,oft Uu,H" '' short
lv,8,t '" rortlnml.
- "--"r..w. , .,c
.Mrs. L. Clark, who has boo'n visit
ing hor parents, Judgo and Mrs. J. J.
Murphy, roturnod tills morning to
her homo lit Portland.
Mrs. J. J. Clark, aftor attondlng
tho llradloy and Jonos weddings at
Liberty, loft this morning for her
home lit Woodburn.
Mrs. William Tompkins and Mrs.
William Mollrido. after visiting hero,
reiurnou to itiolr home In Athenn
this morning.
State Conininnder Mrs, Lamhsou
of the I 0. T. M after vlsltlnx the
local hive last night, loft this morn-
lug for hor home In Portland.
Miss Mnrgnrot Lansing loft last
, evening for Portland to Join a Halt-
I g party for a ten-days' outing on
the Columbia.
I Dr. IS. A. Pleroo. afUr atteadlug
u
the graduating oxeroisos of Wll-
lamotto University, roturnod tltU
morning to Ida homo In Portland.
Judgo and Mrs. Burnett and Mr.
and Mrs. A. X. Mooroa loft this morn
ing for Ohauipoog. Judge Ilurnett
will prosldo at tho exorcises thoro to
day.
j Mrs. Emily Koonlg loft this room
ing for Woodburn, whoro sho wld
Join hor husband. Aftor a short
visit thoro they will leave for a visit
iu Portland,
A, W. Prescott has returned from
Portland, whero ho lias beea In the
Interest of tho Orogomlau, sad frill
resume his work as Salem corre
spondent for tlia paper.
DAILY OAPIVL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
YOU ONLY PAY POR WHAT
YOU GET AT THIS
STORE
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xfes&m
BALTIMORE iNEWVOR
Miss Rena Stlnson, who has boon
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Stln
son, of this city, left yesterday for
her homo In Los Angeles.
Itov. F. E. Doll and wife havo re
turned from Corvnllls, whero they at
tended tho East Wlllamotto Asso
ciation of Congrogntlonnl churches.
Mrs. Nolllo Goodwin, of Orogon
City; MIsb O'Koefo, of Albnny; Mls
Gusslo Hnndall, of Harlow; Mrs. S.
R. Vlncont, Mrs. E. Wood and Mrs
C. V. Tlgert, of Tlgortvlllo, attend
ed tho graduation exorcises of the
medical department of tho Wlllam
otto Unlvoralty last night.
F. 0. Hnkor and wlfo, of Spoknuo. J
are visiting In tho city.
Mr. Bnker Is
In tho advortlslng department of tho'niors havo played two hard games
spokosman-Rovlow, or Spokane, no
formorly resided In this city, whero
. . , , , , ,,
ho litis many friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Baker will leave this afternoon for
Portland, on route to tholr homo.
L. E. Bllvon, who has bcon visit-
Ing Snlom rolatlvoB, loft for his home
In Portland yesterday. Ho wob ac
companlod by his mnthor. Mrs. E. T,
G rubor, who will visit In tho motroo-
oils aftor a fow dnys.
Mrs. M. Hayes, who has boon vis
iting horo, loft last evening for hor,
home In Portland. She wns acconi -
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Portland.
Mrs. W. H. Parker, who has been
visiting hor son, Harvey, and daugh
ter, Mrs. C. F. Young, or this city,
loft this morning for hor homo In
Forest Grnvo. Rho was nccompanlod
by Harvoy, who will visit In tho
flrovo for a short tlnio, and by Mrs.
Young, uho will spend tho summer
thero.
. o .
Tough Inthvil.
"It's hard," said tho sontlmontat
landlady, at the dlnnor tablo, "to,
think that this poor littlo lamb
should bo dostroyod In Its youth Just
to enter to our appetttos."
"Yos," ropllod tho Binnrt hoarder,
struggling with his portion, "It H
tough," Philadelphia Pross.
Do You Think
For Yourself ?
ur, uq yon open your mourn uuo a round
eulp down whitcrer food or tncUJ-
uo utioreu you 7
4 t
in tntelllffent thlnVlne woman.
In ned otwf from weakness, nerToune
pain and atrtMJne, then It means much to
you that theteJ.n trUtl and nit liono
OrtuffUt for''onnof ihhhmi' llli. '
J H'
Tho mtkent of Dr. Pierce' Farorlto Tro
fcorititlan. for tlio euro of weak, nervous, run
down, over-worked, deMlUatwt, iain-raekctl
wuiuoii. kuuwi.it: this mHlu-ui to U uiadti up
of InirrtHllont. every une of whUh lias tho
strougtot ikiWo tnOorMtu(it ot the 1. ailinc
and htauilMt autliorlilvs of tho M'veral
mjIkkU or prectU'tf, aro perfectly willing, and
in (tot. aiv ouly wo eluit to print, a ihoi U.
th formula, or list ot WuirvJU-nu, ot hUii
It k cootHied. (a .4a JL'ttottWi, oo evurj
bottlo-H kiiKr.
4, H ,
Tlw forwHlii of Ir. Wree' Pavorttp Pro
wrlntkMUI bear the utot crli.oal exaiulaa
tton of tnwllcal exptru. for it i-oialn uo
alooUul, uareuttos. haruui. or haUt-fonulnc
iXtnsx and no o-nt eur. Into it that U nst
bUhly roeontB..'nk-t Uj- ttM iuat ailvancU
and loailinc nvUloal leather and authvr
Itlon of their several Kltoul of nM-,!i-
rff "'-ir0-' yro,'on'tt'fl thelncredlenM
ot lir 1'ierve , i'axoriie rrvMTJmloii torTTT;
cureufgxacr. ilwume ailnu-nu forwtTiTfl
Vl
i woriu-ian.u tmiiioine l advKetl.
ntn:
HlioTii
V
No other medicine for woman's lit ha any
uch prof iviilonil endoiemet a Dr 1'lerco
Kavorlto Prescription has received, in tho un
qualified tvcoiumend.tlou of each of Its
several Ingredients by wore of leadm medi
cal men ot all tho cbool of practice. la
such an cndormoi not worthy of your
consldcTtUoa ?
A. booklH of iatfredleou, with numeroos
aathoratlvn proft!oaU euuorameaU by tho
UulUur i4lcl autlwritiw ot UU country.
UluUdm ta "r tt laaillnr rnm
m& 44r vHk xqn4 toe nuaae. Ai1tm
IV, 1TV, Hen Jo, K. Y, -w-
pnnied by hor son, Uoywlio Iins boonl'1"" l "" w. . j. iuuiu
tloor maniigor of the Auditorium vi It ovor tho rod and black by a
rink, or this elty. Ho hns reslgnod .8Coro of s to ! Il1 Portland Sntur
hls position, bore to ncoopt an on- '"'. tho S. II. S. hold tho Multnomah '
gagomont at tho Empire thoatro, In tur nlno down to 5 to 2 In favor,
1)1 ru rui
41do max
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THURSDAY, MAY S, 1007.
Good-Clotlics-Mukiug is not
confined to n few makers who
blow about, their products and
expect you to pay for their
r
music. What's the use paying
extra because a certain name
is .sewed under tho collar? Tho
stylo is no liner and the fabric
Is no stronger and the fit (j
no lwtter. You only pay what
a suit is actually worth when
you buy here.
G. W. JOHNSON
&CO.
A WARM
BASEBALL
FRIDAY
Tho high school and Willamette
Junior baseball toama will go up
against onch other Friday afternoon
nt 1 o'clock, on tho Wlllametto field.
Both toams havo boon playing
good ball this your, and thoro will
,)0 ft hot game tomorrow. Tho Ju-
nIrontly thl3 Boason, ono ngalnst tho
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Albany high school, which they won,
.
"" at Corvnllls, whero tho 0. A.
c- woarors of the orango put thorn
to ""
Tho hlh HC,,o1 hn8 ,m(1 thru(?
8",0a nIrontly and, although they
,mvo W(m 1,t tho' ,,nv t ,J00n
l't out, and tho two dofoats aro
nothing to tholr discredit, as they
woro playing toams out of tholr
class. I u tholr first gnme with O. A. I
;C.
they won by a scoro of -1 to 0, i
l l.. .1.. l n.. - i n i i
of M. A. A. C.
From this showing It will bo soon
that the gumo will be nn lntorostlng
one, although It Is said tho odds arc
slightly In favor of tho high school
nlno.
Ah a consequonco of tho scorn
mndo against Multnomah sovornl
Porhtiid teams havo wrltton for
gainoa with tho high school. Two
gamos havo boon nrrangod with the
Portland high school, ono to bo
played at Salem May 18th, and one
at Portland, May 30th. Hill Mill
tary Acadomy, of Portland, hns writ
ton for a gamo horo on tho 11th,
and thore will probably bo a return
gamo In Portland tho first of noxt
month. A largo crowd will witness
tho gnnio Friday.
A Xarrotv Ksrnpc.
-G. W. Cloyd, a morchant, of
Plunk, Mo., had a narrow oscapo four
years ago, whon ho rnn n Jlmson bur
Into his thumb. IIo says: "Tho doc
tor wanted to araputato it but I
would not consont. I bought a box
of Bucklon's Arnica Salvo and that
cured tho dangorons wound." 2Gc
at J. C. Perry's, druggist.
Patronize
Home Industry
And bu that which you know
Is the best.
Wo know where It U made ani
what It contains and tho ro
sults are the best of any Bak
ing Powder on the market. If
you try
Eppley's Perfection
Baking Powder
Wo will guarantoo It to give
satisfaction for there Is no
bettor. All Grocers sell It.
C. M. EPPLEY
Manufacturer
Satan, Oregon
TAX TITLE WORTHLESS.
Important Caso Decided by Judge
Smith of Raker County.
An Important decision was made
by Judgo Smith In the circuit court
this morning, saya the 'Baker City
Herald of April 30. Tho caso in
volved was that of Elsie L. Mount
vb. Robert McAuley, et al., a contro
versy that has been going on for
years, and has cost the contestants
mnny hundreds of dollars.
Several years ago Robert McAuley
and others bought tho I. 0. Sterns
property, consisting of 160 acres, on
Sutton creek, a mllo north of Norton
and four miles south of Baker City.
Tho land was bought at a tax sa'p,
and held for a term by the purchas
ers. Later tho plaintiff offered to
buy tho property back, according to
tho law regulating the purchasing of
tax titles, and the defendants refused
to Bell, claiming that tho tltlo had
passed to them. Tho decision of tho
court is for tho plaintiff. As a prop
osltlon of law tho court decided that
tho tax tltlo was of no validity, and
.that tho defendant waB entitled was
entitled to collect tho amount of
taxes that tho pleading showed was
duo them.
H-H-H-M II I II H-t-44-M-H-f-H
DID YOU TAKF IT?
I If you havo not already done
so, get rrom nny good phar
macy tho follewing:
Fluid Extract Dandelion one
half ounce, Compound Kurgan
0110 ounce, Compound Syrup
Snrsaparllla throo ouncos. Mix
by slinking Nvoll In n bottle and
tnko for ouch does one toa
spoonful of tho mixture nftcr
your moals nud nt bedtime;
ulso drink plenty of wntor.
This Is tho most simple
though romnrkablo prescription
T over wrlitc"
to cloanso tho
blood of Impurities and wnstn
mnttor, and now Is tho tlmo to
tnko It. It acts as a powerful
tonic to tho Kidneys, forcing X
them to filter out tho nclds and
poisons, overcoming Rheuma
tism, Bladder nnd Urinary
troubles nud tho hundred and
ono other mlsorablo nflllctloiu
resulting from sour, impure
blood.
A well known local drugget
statOB that novor to his knowl
todgo has thero been nny Riich
vnlunblo advlco offered a com
munity, and predicts this will t
provo shortly ono of the
healthiest placos lmtho worl.
Mon nnd womon of nil stations
of Ufo aro nihkliig up tho pre
scription and taking It, which
cannot but Insuro bottor health
and less dtsonso hero shortly.
Show this to your yellow
nnd sallow complexlonod ac
quaintances, or those who
novor fool wo'.l nnd -honrty. It's
tholr bnd blood, nnd they will i.
thank you for this Information X
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Salem Fence Wire
Headquarter for Woven Wire
Fencing.
Hop Wlro, Barb Wire, Poultrj
Nottlng, Pickets, Gates, Shingles and
P. & B. Heady Roofing.
All at lowest prices.
Walter Morley
250 Court St Salem, Ore.
Spent wisely is tho source of much J reasonable.
satisfaction. Why not spend a Utue
of it wisely now buying groceries ol (
uaT
Baker, Lawrence & Baker
Successors to Hsirltt Ac Lawrtac.
I he fashion tables klsS!fiI
Fenaerly siaipsea's Siablec
TJp-tc-dste livery and eab Hns
Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally
ko for picaisa aad exeurs-ioss. Pho4
U. 0ILAJ3. W. YANKKB, Prof
247 ad 84 Uigk Btr.
SALEM WATER COMPAHV
oma oar xaia.
Fwr waUr rrl fly
Bilis fj&l mnMr ia airaa
iSsrJ
Neve
-r out ot
Season
ml Forger's
Golden Gate Sfe
J-UHKlira
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Spriej
SWNMf
Aidsn,
WlnUr
StlAt
V
PEPPER
Always the
Same
J. A. FOLfJER&ca,
San l-ranclsco.
X.
LlTTLl UO-PEEl'
LOST HER (90
But no ono need fforrriboctns
T this tlmo of tho year, It tin; cup
dainty and delicious Sprlsjltd
an appetizing and nouru&(i
mer meal. Wo hare enrnbik
cholco meats, and ill tfct dd
of tho season la both Ltd e
smoked meats that vlll pltutl
uiosi critical epicure.
i:. V. tliUbS,
Slates Street Mnrltt rbw!
llUILDINfl A HOnt
Wa can sunDlr TOO ilU l
hor vniinoedataprlcttidrfl
tornllly econorolie la tie f
come and see us and "
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