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DAILY OAPlTAIi JOURNAL, BALEM' OREGON. MONDAY, JUDY 22. 1"07.
HOFER BROS., Pfctoft nt Proprietors
K. HOFER, Editor. A. P. HOFER, Manager.
SUB JOURNAL STANDS FOR PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADHD LABOR.
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THE MANLY HEART.
Shall I, wasting In despair,
Dlo because n woman's fair?
Or my chooks raako palo with care
'Catino nnothor'B rosy are?
Do Hho fairer than tho day,
Or tho flowory meads In May
If bIio ho not bo for me,
What caro I how fair alio ho?
Shall my foollih heart bo pined
'Causa I see a woman kind ?
Or a woll disposed nnturo
.Joined with a lively foaturo? '
Do Hho meoker, klndor than
tTurtla-dovo or pollcati,
If Alio bo not bo to me,
What caro I how kind sho bo?
Shall a woman's vlrtuoa inovo ,V
Mo to porlHh for her lovo?
Or Iior morlt'fl value known
Mako mo qulto forgot my own?
Do oho with that goodness blost
Which may gain her namo of Host;
If sho flcoin not Hiich to me,
What caro I how good bIio bo? r '
'CaiiHo liar fortunes atoms too high,
Shall I play tho fool and dlo?
Thoso that bear a uoblo mind
Whoro thoy wnnt of rlchos find, ?
Think what with thorn thoy would do,
Who without thorn dnro to woo;
And unions that mind I boo,
What caro I though groat alio ha?
Groat or good, or kind or fair,
I will no'or tho inoro deaimlr;
If rtlio lovo mo, this bollovo,
I will dlo oro hIjo hIuiI! -grlovo;
If sho slight mo whou I woo, :
I on n neonl nnd lot hoi go;
For If Hho ho not for mo,
What caro I for whom sho ho?
WARNING CLAUSE WAS NOT MATERIAL; who Is to blame for nech
nlcal defects?
It takes an educated man who reads tho papers and watches all the
laws enacted very closely to know when to register, where to register,
when, whore and how to vote.
SO FAR NO CITIZEN WISE ENOUGH AND NO LAWYER TECH
NICAL ENOUGH HAS HERN FOUND to draft a petition that will give him
tho right to avail himself of the referendum.
Is that maintaining tho political rights of the people? Or Is It destroy
ing them by alleged legislation In the lntorest of the people, but which
lrt REALLY IN THE INTEREST OF THE PIUVILKUUU UUAHHfca xii.
PEOPLE ARE SEEKING TO DESTROY?
There must bo an end to tho encroachment upon tho primary politi
cal rights of tho people.
Political liberty does not travel by tho technicality road. It does not
travel backward. THE PEOPLE ARE NEITHER CLAMS NOR CRAW
FISH. Tho pooplo of Oregon havo as keen a sense of political Justice as any
upon earth. Thoy are patient, kud and long-suffering of abuses. Dut
they are also nllvo to tho spirit of progross.
Thoy aro seeking for enlarged political liberties, NOT FOR THEIR
RESTRICTION.
They aro seeking for greater Justice to the masses, for less privileges
for special classes.
That Is tho tendency of tho state and national government. THE
DEMAND OF THE HOUR IS CONTROL OVER LEGISLATIVE GRAFTS.
Tho pooplo aro not going to allow their control ovor legislative ex
travagance, voted to thomaelve3 by amondlng tho constitution for direct
lawmaking, to bo taken away by the offondlng legislature.
That would bo piling Osslan upon Pellon, binding Hercules with cords
furnished by hlmsolf.
The Kidneys
When they nro weak, torpid, or stagnant,
tho wholo system Buffers. Don't neglect
them at this time, but heed tho warning of
tho aching back, tho bloated face, the sallow
complexion, tho urinary disorder, and begin
treatment at onco with
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which contains tho best and safest curatlvo
substances.
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.
f-H-W-HH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
I THE MARKETS, i
I fako
Salem a Good Home J.
Market.
I I M 1 M i II I I II I I M I M im
A DUNCHGRASS COW.
V
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Just Off (he
Range Has n Run
I'OI'tlllllll. '
In
ditctor, onglncor nnd firemen wore
nil In tho samo place. Tho curved
horns of tho animal aroused respect.
Tho animal wnsn't tamed yet, but
sho was getting very tired, nnd Kol
lor finally got hor started in a slow
A LASTING EFFECT.
George WlthqrT
POLITICAL RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE.
Tho lives of n scoro of pooplo woro
ondangerod, n woman and n little kpo toward tho stockynrds.
girl woro injured, tho crow of n
Northorn Pacific freight train driven
to the tops of their cars for safoty,
and Patrolman .Too Kollor had tho
most oxcltlug thrpo-nunrtar of an
hour In his life yostordny, whou .i
frlghtonod cow hroko looio from n
honl of 100 at thu wost ond of tho
Alblna ferry, and ran through the
Btroets from ono ond of North Port
land to tho othor. It was oxnetly -15
mlnutoB aftor tho chase began that
Kollor Hucceodod In turning hor into
n corral In tho atoekynrds at tho foot
ol Sovontoonth atroot.
Soon nftor 2 o'clock a mnn Blgnnlod
Kollor to go to Columbia dock No. 2.
ThN Evidence Should Prove Every
Claim Made for Dojiu'h Kidney
Pill In Salem.
Relief from tho pains and acho
of a bad back is nlwaya wolcomo to
every backacho aufforor; but to euro
a lame, weak or aching bnck Is what's
wanted. Cure It so It will stay ourod.
It can he dono. lloro'g tho strongest
evldenco to provo It:
Jacob E. McCoy, rotlrod, living on
Capital St., boyond Mill crook, Salem,
Ore., says: "Tlioro has boon no ron-
Hon for mo to chnngo my good opln-
Kollor wob formorly a cowboy, but Ion of Doan's Kldnoy Pills which I ox-
when ho rodo up to tho dock ho found prossod through our pnpors throo
Tho whnlv (luofltlon of tho political rights of tho pooplo Is contnlnod In
tho following paragraph from ono of our most valued oxchnnges:
"All or tho roforoiidum casus, which Judgo Galloway DECIDED AD
VERSELY TO THE PEOPLE, hnvn hron uppoalod to tho stnto supremo
court. It Id thought thoso cuhoh will bo advancod upon tho dockot of
tho court of last reort, and that THE QUESTION WILL HE SETTLED
lu a rthorl tlmo. Tho Snntlnn News."
Tho question iuIhob, what arc tho political tights or tho pooplo, and
cryi thoy bo determined or abrogated by tho courtB?
It will ho admitted that no primary political right of tho pooplo as es
tablished nnd guurantood In tho constitution VAS 111-: TAKEN AWAY HV
T1IE COURTS.'
Wilt, n.lllttll. llfM.ll.illl.. J .... tll.t .... t .1 .... it ,l.m i.nAi.l.t .. .1 .1 .I.,...
l.v l w.. n IIIUMIOUIIUI, UU IIIU UIUIIIIIIU "l IIIU IUII1UU, 1111(1 IUU llllllf,
ctontod lu nover greater thnn Itn crimtor.
Tho pooplo ordain government, make constitutions and oetahlUh their
own political rights. Thoy do not tnko nwny any of thulr sovorolgn
right IIV ADOPI'ING A CONSTITUTION.
Tho pooplo milks tho constitution, can re-mako It, enn amond It, or
ndopt n lirmid now one, no long h they do not vlolnto the fundamental
proposition of maintaining a Republican form of govorumunt.
The pnlltloul right of the pooplo Itiolndo Jury trlnli, froo olootlous,
tlio right of putltlou mid remonstrance, free apeoch, froo proea nud fro
rollgloiiM observance according to tho dictate of eonsolonco.
Htrlotly speaking, n Btrlet construction of the constitution limits the
court of orror lu a determination WII1CTIIKH ANY OF THE DEPART
MENTS OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT HAVE EXCEEDED THE PRE-
KCRIHED LIMITS OF THEIR AUTHORITY as grnnlod undor tho Btate
CIMIHtitlltlOII.
IF IT DOES NOT THEN THE LAW IS VALID.
Hut another principle must obtain In tho construction of legislatien:
Tho legislature cannot tako away or limit or by Indlroctlon defoat any
of tho polltleal right guaranteed by (ho coiistltutiou.
Tho woll known prluelplo, that statute shall not he In dorountlon of
tho eommon law. applliw to tho construction of statutory law. THE :""' ' ' ""' "" " """' Poiincl-.
LEGISLATURE CANNOT WIIITTI.ll AWAY LITTLE HV LITTLE THE J J "l j; " With tho host pruno yield Oregon
ltlGIITS TAKEN OVER OR RESERVED TO THE PEOPLE by thorn- 1 ' ", ". " ' ,"' ! ?l",".,"l. vor " " for this season La-
Bel von In their primary oapaolty. ! ""' '" "" l ; , ' ,r' soll nrothors havo alrondy contract-
N, t, '! for onough prunes to mnke 6,000,-
A little girl, Hm.i.ng and unafraid, JJ" T"' aI' JLhl ,,r!d, T'T
was standing on the corner. Tho ro I l o this ZZ ? V
knocked her to tho walk, and as she "! ? 0 ITl, i1hlp"
trlod to rise toHod hor several feet. o remita Ion S " n ' Wh0re
than started again on Us mad rush. T IS 2ff "J,
hlmsolf In for n long chaso aftor a
wild cow.
At Front and Thurman tho cow
sighted a mnn with a rod shirt Bitting
on a lumber plio. Sho dashed
straight nt him, but ho got away.,
Hushing up Thurman at top speed,
Kollor'B hoart ntnud fltlll whop, ho
saw half a dozon school children
standing In n group at Slxtcouth
atroot. Tho cow made atralght for
thorn. Spurring IiIh horso aloiiKJldo.
tho ollloor yollod to tho tots to stand
still, but ono, frlghtonod out of hor
wits, started acrosB the Btroot ns fat
hh sho could toddlo. Sho rushod
through tho gato or a yard on tho op
posite corner, with tho cow right nt
her lieeli. On tho porch nt an old
woman with wlilto hair. Ilossy
plunged through the gato without an
liiHtaiit'B heltHtloii and as tho child tako no ohtor.
Hod through tho doorwny, It tossod
tho old woman ofT hor chair pros
trate on tho porch. Kollor lo.nrmnl
that bIio wimu't hurt, then
after tho animal that had
years ago. I procurod tho romedy nt
Dr. Stono's drug store nt that tlmo
and recolvod tho most grntlfylng ro
sults from Its uso. I was rollovod
of kldnoy complaint of sovoral yoars
standing. Tho principal symptoms
woro In connection with tho kldnoy
secretions nnd any strain or ovorex
ortlon of ton causod homorrhagoa of
tho kldnoys. Nothing I hod found In
the way of modlcino gavo mo nny
satisfactory rellof until I got Donn's
Kldnoy Pills. They gavo prompt and
hiHtlng bonofit. 1 havo rocommond
od thorn ovary since then when occa
sion has arlaoii."
For salo by nil dealors. Price BO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Iluffnlo,
New York, solo ((gents for the Uni
ted Stnten.
Romember the name Donna and
SALEM MARICET.
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Local wniolcsalc Market.
Eggs 19c.
Duttor 27c; fat, 25 c.
Hens lie; young chickens, 120
Local wheat 75c.
Oats 37c.
Barley $21.
Fl0UrHard wheat, $5.00; valloy
$3.85 $4.00.
Mill food Bran, $19.50; shorts,
$21.
Hay Cheat, $8.50 9, and clo
ver, $8.00 per ton; timothy, $11.00
$12.00 per ton.
Onions $4.00 per cwt; potatoos,
$1.00 per cwt.
Hops Cholco, 10 lie; prlmo :o
choice, 8 9c; medium to prlmo.
8&c.
Chittim bark 4 6c.
Wool 20c.
Mohnir 2Dc.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas $0.75.
Oranges $3 $4.
Lemons $C00 $0.50.
Retail Mnrkct.
Oat White, $30; wheat, 90c per
bit.; rolled barley, $27.
Eggs 20c.
Butter Country, 25c; creamery,
30c.
Flour Valloy, $1.15 8 $1.20 per
sack; hard wheat, $1.35 $1.40.
Bran G5c por sack; $21 por ton,
Hay Timothy, 75c 85c por cwt;
choat, COc; clover, 55c por cwt;
aborts, 95c por cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fnt, Cc.
Cattlo 1100 1200 lb Btoors,
3c
Lighter Btoors 33'ic.
Stock hogB 5 Vi Cc.
Cov8 and holfors 900 1000 lb,
22-Jc.
Lambs 4c.
Veal Dressed, 5 7c.
IMHlimiH-B-H
OfflCIAl
DIRECTORV
f'l'l'I'IM I I I I I I H-J44j
ureBuon in Oongrtj,
Senator Chas. W. puu0n
Senator Jonathan Dour
Portland.
Representative W. 0. Ha
lorn.
Roprcsontativo W. R. eiu,
ton. '
Rig Prune Ru.u(rss-.
racent dUpatch from
Alhnu v
tu r noil 8nya.
gOne rpl1(, lilgr-oaf ul.l, ,,.
though another gate and up Thur- V0l. , fmm gtnto of
,U"n.r I. MU( !f"b ox ' 1 U-ollo
...... .-.........., .,.. urotliors of Albnny. Thoy will ship
its tactics. It doublod.on Its pursuer, 150 cnr8, Mch 40 Qx
ran south to Overtoil, thon to Nino- ..,. - ib -ju.uuu
For liiHtanuo. It will not bo contondod that by a complicated onnetmont
of ml-tapo leglHlatlon tho constitutional right to n Jury trial, or froo oloo
tloiiH could bo taken away.
It will not protondod that roddnpo methods or complicating tho right
to tho Initiative and referendum, THAT SOVEREIGN POLITICAL
WIGHT KNOWN AS DIRECT LEGISLATION COULD RE DEFEATED.
Yet that U what the now U'Hon lw does with tho roforondum nnd
Initiative.
Tho people hold In thomsolvw all tho sovereign rights thoy have not
Bpoollloally granted ti tho departments in the wrltton constitution. Dow
u law oonlllcl with or exeeod tho limitation or Inhabltlon proscribed by
tho people for tho legislative, executive or Judicial department?
That Is what the complicated roglHtrntlon law and tho complicated
tmlloUi lawn and tho rum plicated atato and federal naturallmtlon Inwd
do for thoumiiuU of fr Amerlwin eitUona.
They are defeated In their rluht n mie n tmllnt n fr.m nianti.,,, I
WITHOUT GREAT TROUIU.K AND RVPE.VSE.
Warh year more ami wore rliUens nro driven from participating In
the geaeial election.
Waeh year by such perulolouH leUltlon more nnd moro IS MANHOOD
SUFPRAGH RHSTHOVIID AND llliSrHHTHI).
While Judge Galloway probably did right lu sending the reforoudiim
omtea to the supreme court of appeals, hut decUlon should not be taken
as being acHiiut the people, for no court atrletly speaking rondera auy
uiiou ueruioM in a free oountry.
A decteloa agalut the malleet fraction of the political rights of the
people IS NOT l.W AND WILL NOT STAND IN THE LONG RUN.
8ln the MMahHahmeHt of the English Magna Clmrtn, since tho dec
laration of American liberties, there has boon no reduction or restric
tion of political rights that has stood.
That our ktnto should compel n naturalization fee of live dollars, that
a complicated federal law should ho onnctod to keep foreigners from be
coming American cltiious ts outrageous.
That free American cltlions Bhould bo compelled to resistor several
tlmo a year, SHOULD HK FORGED TO GO TO EXPENSE AND
TROUllLE to be registered at tho county scat, U an outrage.
That tho petitions of private cltiious to havo a law submitted to thorn
Tor a ireo vote In a froo country, should bo thrown out upon merest tech
nlcAltttas, Is an outrage
Whon It Is considered that tho nttoroey gonorat waa consulted by
WW uwu cltUonu u to tho form of tho petition, and HELD THE
Fiftoon cam
,wlll bo shipped from Albnny this
through from
The MH'ivt of Micrefii Is to hae
(.oine money iiIunkI with whleh to
gnisp your opportunUy ulien It
couie.s along.
It comes booner or later to
every one prepared to use It.
A savings luutk account lll
help ou sje, which Is the llit
Hep toward huceess. Start today
li'l fli.-h OArtntiJ tint.-. I.. I, ll.l.. . II01IUI,
. v.. ,.. uvi win, III1IU III US infill IV
n. in .1... ..!.. I.. .., . ...
iii iii iiiu nuiHIll JUIIIS, A iMirill- fn f.... .,!..
ern Pacific frolght crow was swltoh- M,i- m... tn i,.
Ing. "HoHsy" ran nt tho brakomnn. I , ,,,,,,,"'., , . ...
He (led for his life to a freight car. ' J, l1 ,"0,ltA01.lhLr d.r !" ,n hU
but bosy" didn't stop till the con- . T,b "v Zi, n , B p,nnt
,' Alunny, Lnsollo Brothers will
"" - ' operato a big drier at Union this son-
. . niu ny ..iii
own. mej- win pack and oxport
1.000.000 pounds at that point, the
prunes already having boon contract
ed for In Union county. The remain
ing B.000.000 pounds contracted for
will be packed ami oxported from
tho local plant. About 1.000.000
pound of pruaee will be secured In
tho vicinity of Roeeburg. Mario
county wtu f umiak another million
pounds. The rewalalng 3.000.000
pounds to wake up this collosnl
shipment will be grown In Linn. Ben-
ion, i-oiK and Yamhill counties
Not only is the growing prune
crop m sucn a condition that It war
rants tho statemont that It will bo the
best ovor produced In Oregon, but
ttho prlco of prunes Is tho host a
years. This nppllos equally to the
buying and selling price. Contracts
havo beon mado to pay the growers a
t prlco averaging about 4 conU por
, pound, and 7H conts Is now offered
for tho dried product In the eastern
maruots.
Savings Department
Capital National
Bank
I n,v.7... .... .
I ius is me oesi price ever offered
Portland Wholesale Mnrkct.
Wheat Club, SGc; valloy, SGc;
bluo stem, SS9c.
Oats Cholco white, $27.50.
Mlllstuff Brnn, $17.
Tay Timothy, $1GG$1S; alfalfa,
$13.
Vetch $8.50.
Poultry lions, 14c; spring
chickens, 1017e; drossod chlckons,
llc hlghor than live; turkoys,
llvo, 12 13c; ducks, young, 10
lie; plgoons, $1$1.25.
Pork Bost, GcGc.
Lambs Spring, 9 9 Vi c,
Mutton 5c 7c.
Beef Dressed, 5 6c.
Hops Cholso, por pound, G7&c,
Wool Valloy, coarso to medium,
2022c; Eastern Orogon, 1622c.
o
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Tlmo Card No. 4a vr.i
Juno lo.
Toward Portlnnd Passenger.
No. 165:23 a. m Oregon Ex
press. No. 188:30 a. m., Cottage Orovo
Passengor.
No. 124:25 p. m., Shasta
press.
No. 149:28 p. m., Portland Ex-
piess.
Toward Portland Freight.
No 222-i0:5 e. m dopartg
H:3S a. m., Portland Fast Freight.
M,. ..o-jumu a. ra., departs
11:38 a. m., Way Freight.
Toward San Francisco Passenger
No. 1111:03 a. ra., Shasta Ex
press. No. 170:42 p.m.. Cottncra Rrnva
-i-aaaengor.
No. 15 9:5G p. ra., California Ex
press. No. 131:31 a. m San Francis
co Express.
Toward San Francisco Freight
No. 221-2:33 a. m., San Fran
cleco Fast Freight.
No. 22511:55 a.
11:25.
Ex-
m.. arrives
Stnto Ofllclals.
Governor, George E. Chjm
Sorotnry of State, Frank
bod.
Stato Treasurer, George A.
Superintendent of pUbic
tion, J. H. Ackorman,
Attornoy General, A. M. Ct
Stato Printer, W. S. Dunh
Stato Labor Commlssione-
Hoff.
Supremo Court.
Chlof Justlco, Robert S. Be
Asaociato Justlco, Frank A.
Associato Justlco, Robert E
Commissioners, W. T. sia
R. King.
Cleric, J. O. Moroland.
Reporter, R. G. Morrow.
Bailiff, P. H. Raymond.
Circuit Judges, Geo. H. t
Salem; William Galloway, j!
vlllo.
District Attornoy, John
Nary, Salem.
Other Stnto Officials,
J. W. Balloy, Food and Dalr
mlssionor, Portland.
J. W. Baker, Gamo and F
warden, Cottago Grove.
Robt. O. Yonny, Stato Heal
cer, Portland.
J. H. Lowls, Stato Engine
lorn.
E. Glllinghnm, Stato Llbrarl
lorn.
H. O. Van Duson, Stato FW
miBslonor, Astoria.
Chas. V. Galloway, Stato
Agent, Salem.
W. W. Eldor, Commander Ec
Home, Roseburg.
Morion County omckli.
John H. Scott, County and?
Judge.
R. D. Allon, Clerk of Courti
W. J. Culver, Sheriff.
W. Y. Rlchnrdson, Treuun
ID. T. Moorcs, Superinttcit
Schools.
F. J. Rice, Assessor.
B. B. Horrlck, Jr., SurTejar
J. C. Noodham, W. II. Gonlet,
misslonors.
A. M. Clough, Coroner.
D. G. Drager, Rocorder,
Snlcm City Oflldab.
Geo. F. Rodgorn, Mayor,
W. A. Mooros, Recorder aid I
Judgo. .
D. W. Gibson, Marshal and
of Police
Frank Meredith, City Trcaa
. O. Coudlt, City Attornej.
Jas. W. Martin, Street Co
slonor.
Mark Savngo, Chief Fire D
mont.
W. C. Smith, Health Offlefr.
City Standing ComrolttfA
Ways and Means Jacob, fr
Churchill.
Ordinances Greenbaum, i
Goodo, 1
Accounts and Current Exp
Churchill, Rndcllff, Bayne. i
Stroots Downing, Stockton, r
Public Buildings Stockton,
Gesnor.
Soworago, Stolz, Jacob, U
Plumbing Fraser, Downla.!
nor. '
FIro and Wator Low, B
Goodo. , l
Bridges Gcsner, Churchill.,
or. i
Health and Pollco Ha. j
Waldo. I
Lights Goodo, Hans, Or
Printing Radcllff, HaU JjJ
Publlo Parks Bayne, Gr"fl
Stockton.
Hoard of Educatloa.
w. w. nvri. ohnlrman.
A. A. Leo, H. O. Eplej.
Crolsan, Directors.
Tr A Tnhnnnn. Jr.. ClCrJC
J. M. Powers, City Supt
A Quilting .Machine.
W, W. Dorman, of Florence, Colo
Mo, With Ms Wife .ir.l M,n,l J
..- i . --"- WM..M, arrived
J i I ? mata aso aDd liv
ing In Sou'h Salem. H.. i,r,.u .VL
I'lm a quilting machine, whleh
am set up at 141 iih.nl-.... .!
J. M. LAWRENJ
RellaMe GtocttM
j in too cast for Oregon prunes.
Jcatlrely new ,ndustry
Si