DAITiV CAP! VAh JOUKXAL. SATjKM. QKF.noV. MONDAV, OCTOHKH 7, J0'
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HOFER BROS., vm" aad PKpgfcto
E. HOFER, Kdltor. A. P. HOFER, Manager.
THE JOURNAL STANDS FOIt PROGRESS, DEVELOPMENT,
GOVERNMENT. AND NO DEGRADED LADOR.
GOOD
DO NOT OVERLOOK OREGON.
Bryn.il Is to announce In December whether he will bocomo a Demo
cratic candldato for President or not.
It la stated that If ho cannot secure the' help of the Hearst organiza
tion, HE WILL NOT RUN.
Tho Associated Press also says that ho may decide to favor Mayor
Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland, Ohio.
Whllo tlio figuring Is going on for a man to head the Democratic
ticket, DO NOT OVERLOOK OREGON.
Orogon has a Democrat who haB run for ofllco seven .times before Re
publican constituencies and won each time.
Tho Democrat wluTls elected Prosldont will have to bo choson with
Republican votes.
Govornor Chamberlain's prestige In that lino WILL RE A STRONG
CARD IN HIS PAVOR.
Ab a native of Mississippi he could carry tho south and he Is strong
on tho Pacific coast.
On tho ticket with a man like plain John Johnson of Minnesota he
wold run Hko wlldflro.
Tho Democratic party Is pretty tired of the warfare BETWEEN THL
TWO WINGS OP THE PARTY'.
It Is ready to turn down Its warhorses who-arc perennially prancing
up to tho Toddorbox.
If tho Republicans make tho mistake and do not put up tho renl thing
WATCH OREGON.
Orogon han an avallablo man and in besides tho first state In tho
union to hold a decisive election In tho Presidential contest.
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DISCUSSION OVER THE PROPOSED CHARTER.
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Somo of tho mombors of tho city council tako lssuo with Mayor
Rodgora over tho proposod new chartor that has been reported by tho
charter commission of which tho mayor was chairman.
Tho oily council adopted and rntlflcd tho charter as submitted BV
THE CHARTER HOARD AND EXPLAINED 1V THE MAYOR.
Tho board of public works who nro. to bo appointed by tho mayor and
handlo all tho departments and transact all public business nro to servo
without compensation.
Somo of tho nldormon declare thnt It would mean no man of ordinary
mcanH, or having but llttlo Income, WOULD HE AHLE TO SERVE ON
THAT HOARD.
Mayor Rodgors BnyH that tho compensation tho city could afford to
pay, oven If It gave tho city commission ?100 each jor month, would
not liiBtiro honost ndmlnlHtrntlon.
Adlormon nay In roply thnt tho theory that n board of three mon will
(r,,no ,.ll nllv huslncRH without Dnv IS A PRETTY ONE TO LOOK
AT. Hut In city nffalrs whonover you expct an offlclnl to transact a
largo amount of political business without compensation, ho la going to
got evon Honiowhero nlong tho line.
Tho nldormon any It Is all right lo ask a mayor or councilman to
Borvo gratlH, but tho commission should bo paid to Bccuro ATTENTION
TO THE DETAILS OP PUBLIC Bl'SINESS.
Th(jro jya. Qmo vory good fonturos In tho now chartor and this ills
"CusHlon Bhould not projudlce tho adoption of tho ontlro chnrtor.
Tho chartor hoard contained somo of tho nblost-nnd host men In tho
city HiiccoHHful business mon who hnvo studied chartcrB.
Tho board worked hard on tho new chnrtor. It Is a voluminous
document. U Hhoulil bo PRINTED, (MRCPLATED AND CAREPULLY
STUDIED. ,
Whllo not ngreolng with nil Qt It, Tho Jouprnnl bollovos It Is n great
dtop In ndvauco as churter-moking goes.
Olvo tho work of thoso businessmen it fair hearing. DO NOT CON
DEMN THE CHARTER UNHEARD.
Tho, pooplo Bhould hnvo n chnnco to InvoBtlgnto this ohnrter and If
thoro Ib anything wrong with It ninond It.
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WHAT SALKM NEEDS.
Frederick W. Mulkoy of Portland Is sending a circular direct to the
.voters saying ho Is a Statement No. 1 candidate and none other.
Ho furthermore as a Republican announces that ho will ndvocato
tho election of the choice of the people by tho legislature, "whoever
that man may be."
That Is saying that If tho popular choice should be a Democrat and
if tho legislature" shold bo Republican, Mr. Mulkey would favor tho
election by the Republicans of the Democratic choice of tho people.
Read Mr. Mulkoy's campaign circular and draw you own conclu cenclu conclu
seons: "I beg to announce my candidacy for tho Republican nomination for
tho omce of United States senator, to bo voted at tho primary election.
April 17, 1908, and tako this means of getting In touch with the peo
plo of tho state,
"In my opinion, THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE, IS THE ELECTION OF
UNITED STATES SENATOR Bl" THE DIRECT VOTE OP THE PEO
PLE, AS THAT METHOD HAS BEEN EMPLOYED IN THE STATE
OP OREGON, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OP STATEMENT NUMBER
ONE, OP THE PRIMARY LAW. The BUbstanco of Statement No. 1,
Is that candidates for tho legislature pledge themselves to the people to
vote for tho choice of tho peoplo for United States senator, as tha.
cholco has been determined at tho general election.
r AM FIGHTING FOR STATEMENT NUMBER ONE, AND WANT
YOU TO HELP ME WITH YOUR VOTE. There Is a scheme on foot to
defeat this method of olectlng senators, throw tho contest into tho legis
lature and elect a senator regardless of tho will of the people. THIS
SCHEME CAN ONLY BE DEFEATED BY VOTING FOR ' LEGISLA
TIVE CANDIDATES .WHO. PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO STATEMENT
NUMBER ONE. Will you help me defeat this scheme?
"As tho senate of tho United States Is strongly Republican and It 13
a well known fart, that a senator to bo on offcctlvo worker for his
Btato must bo In accord with tho principles of tho dominant party, tho
people of Oregoit Bhould elect a Republican.
"IP I AM DEFEATED IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION, I SHALL
SUPPORT THE SUCCESSFUL REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.,
"I shall, nt all times, urgo that the legislature elect tho man WHO
IS THE CHOICE OP THE PEOPLE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
WHOEVER THAT MAN IVLYY BE.
"If you bollovo In tho election of United States senators by the di
rect voto of tho pooplo, support Statemont No. 1 nnd thoso who pledgo
thomsolves to It. If thoso principles meet with your npprovnl, I respect
fully Hollclt your support and voto."
4-H I 1 1 i 111 I I 1 1 i H 1 It I 1 1 1 1 J;
PERSONALS
tiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiiiiM-
ThlB oily In Illco ninny Individual, Is sufforlng fiom narrow contract
od vlows In Home dlrootlons, and from excessive liberality In nnothor.
For IiiflUtnco. look nt paving threo'hlocks on ono of tho finoHt nnd
rlohoBt ronldtmoo Htroots of tho Capital" City. WE HAVE DONE TIMS
LEAST POSSIHLE WE COULD DO ON THAT HTiiHIW.
Truo It U bottor than nothing, but how much proudor wo would nil
bo of oursolvoH If we had takou the bull by tho horns nnd pnvod that
Btioot oluar through " tho rnllroud or ovon have gone slop filrthor
nnd had oponod It FULL WIDTH TO MILL CREEK.
Then it would hnvo bocomo a bountiful boulovord that, tho wholo city
would hnvo boon proud of, nnd It would htvo doubled tho vnluo of ul'
proporty on that Htroot the wholo longth of It.
Tako onr North Commorolnl Htroot bridge Truo It Ib hotter possibly
than no brldgo. It may stnnd for yoars. But how much bottor If that
Btrucluro had boon full width, nnd THE STREET SHOT RIGHT
STRAIGHT THROUGH Instead of ending In fiout or n bam nnd a pruno
drier?
That kind of an Improvomont would hnvo opened up North Salem,
would havo Improved tho values of proporty, nnd would hnvo boon a
Bourco of pildo Instead of nn oyosoro for sov rnl generations.
Thnt kind of an Improvomont would hnvo avoided tho necessity OF
AN UNSIGHTLY PILE BRIDGE FOR THE STREET OAR LINE it tho
coniont culvort U U3d ns a brldgo for vehicles.
In tho construction of tho South Commorolnl strcot viaduct, for
which Chairman Gesnor of tho brldg
through tho council. THE BROADER
SHOULD UK FOLMVED,
Thoro Bhould bo plans Bubtnlttod
comimnleH, whether they llvo In Sal am or elsewhere, and tho boat, most
sightly, most beautiful and moat economical bo ndopted.
That viaduct should bo made n pormanont Improvomont, nnd shcruld
not ha tho result of dlekorlug nnd tinkering and IN THE END IT
SHOULD BE GENERALLY ACCEPTABLE.
Local prldo and tho prldo of tho Capital of n Btato should play somo
pnrt In our calculations. Wo arc no longer a country village that Is nn
oaBy mark to bo exploited by Ignornaneo nnd vonnllty.
Whllo nanow nnd limited pollcloi In public works should bo abolish
ed on the ono hand. THIS OITYSIIOULD AVOID EXCESSIVE LIR
ERAHTV IN RAXTIN PRIVILEGE TO USE THE STREETS.
Tho granting of tho Welch chnrtor Tor oloctrlc lines was an ox
nmplo of that. Tho fow minor amondmonte thnt woro Injected Into" It
for the protection of tho city had to bo forcod In from tho outsldo.
Thoro was no attompt to aecure a good bargain for tho city. Tho olty
in granting that chnrtor might hnvo ensured tho construction of tho
lino to Mehninn. A LINE OF THE qnn.ViT.ST IMPORTANCE TO THE
CITY.
Tho treatment of the Home tolopouo franchise was nnothor oxnmplo
of tho prodigal nnd offuilv liberality with public Kr..nto,
Salem uctuls, policies that nro broad on constructive Hues nnd loss
liberal hi giving uway thoso privileges that can bo mndo to help cxtond
our trade and hasten tho growth of tho municipality.
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STATEMENT NO. t IS NOT DEAD.
AHnrnnv A. N. Cnnnon loft last
ovonlng for Portland on business.
MrB. W. E. Wymor, nftor visiting
rolntlvos near this city, loft last ev
ening for her homo In Lebanon.
Charles Jonos, editor of tho
Toarhors' Monthly, loft yestonlny
for Tillamook, where ho will attond
a toachors' institute.
Mrs. Rudolph Prnol, who hns been
vlBltlng her paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wornoj; Broymnn, loft InBt ovonlng
for her home In Portlnnd.
Dr. D. P. Bnrr, nftor a visit In
this city to rolatlvoB and frlonds, re
turned yesterday to his homo In
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. O'Flyng loft
InBt ovonlng for Tacoma, whero they
will realdo. Mrs. O'Flyng wns for
merly MUs Gortrudo Johnson, of
this city, nnd was married recently
In Oregon City.
MIbs Magglo Farroll and Miss Jes
slo Benson, who nro omployed at
tho deaf muto Bchool, returned to
the Bchool last Friday after a Bhort
visit In tho city.
Mlsa Alta Davenport Is tho giicst
of hor undo, W. F. Dnvonport, 'In
Albnny.
Mrs. J. J. McCormlck, who hns
boon visiting hor paronts, Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Smith, hns returned to
hor homo In Eugene.
Mi', nnd Mrs. Clyde Day nro tho
guosta or Mr. and Mrs. EHIb Rldol,
of this city. Mrs. Day nnd Mrs.
ltldol nro ulsters.
Mis. Tom Kay hns roturned from
Portlnnd, whore bho has boon visit
ing frbjndB nnd rolatlvoa Tor tho past
scvral days.
MrH. S. Glrardln, who wns In tho
city yoatorda,y to nttond tho dedica
tion of the First Clnlstlan church,
roturned last ovonlng to hor homo
In Turner.
Uaudmnstor Lewis, ol tho reform
school, spent Sunday hero. Mr.
and Mrs. I.owIb recently nrrlvod
from Spokauo to mako their homo
nt tho roform school, whero Mr.
LowIb has been engaged to tench
nnd direct the band. Owing to hot
ter lnducomonts being offored In
Spokane, thoy will booh roturn to
their former homo. Mr. Lewis is nn
excellent comotlst, nnd both ho and
his wlfo will bo missed musically
nnd soclnlly by tho many friends
thoy hnvo mndo during their Bhort
resldonco hero.
commltteo has got n resolution
LINKS OP PUBLIC- UTILITY
by sovoral architects or brldgo
Peculiar to Itself
In selection, proportion and combination
ot Ingredients,
In the process by which their remedial
values ore extracted nnd preserved,
In effectiveness, usefulness nnd economy,
Curing the widest range of diseases,
Doing the most good for the money,
Having the most medicinal merit,
And the greatest record of cures,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses (1.
Whllo thoro havo boon somo deaortlona from the ranks ot tho
Statomout No, I politicians, others are coming out for it,
Tho Capital Journal bollovea that Statement No. 1 candidates tor the
loglUturo will bo stronger with tho people than tiny were at the last
election.
At hjast owe of the Republican candidates for the aoailaattoa has
come out Nat-foetedly as a Statetuont No. 1 candidate
Thrifty People
MmHHenHMMMMMI
Don't let their niouey lay
. . , Idle. They keep It at
...work I'nriilng iutcivst.
If you hnvo idle money
awaiting n favorable In
vestment j on can make it
cam thrvo iwr cent inter
est In tho meantime
by depositing it In our
savings department.
Capital National
Bank
Savings Department
Tho old romedlos nro tho host.
Hickory Bark Cough Romcdy has
been In uso for ovor ono hundred
years by tho, old Dutch Dunknrds of
Pennsylvania, and Is still In uso by
nil tho old families of western Penn
sylvania. Is absolutoly pure; made
from tho bark of tho whlto or shell
bark hickory trco. Tho bark U
shipped from tho cast, and manu
factured In Snlom, Oregon. For Bale
by all dealers overywhoro.
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PRINCE UUSTAV.
Seventh son of tho crown
prince of Donnmrk. Ho weighs
322 pounds nnd is only twonty-five
years of ngo.
Now Musical Compositions-
"Tho Half Has Novor Boon
Told," and "Built on tho Rock of
Ages," n dedicatory anthem nro
tho titles of two now sacred com
positions which woro aung yesUr
day nt tho Flr3t Christian church.
Tho first Bolectlon la a sacred solo,
tho worda for which woro written by
Rov P. S. Knight, and woro set to
mualc by Dr. Z. M, Pnrvln. It Is a
composition showing unusual abili
ty, and will provo a popular solo. Dr.
Parvln arranged both tho words nnd
tho music tor the nnthom which por
trays tho thought ot a master It
la quite elabornto In Its arrange
ment, containing solos for soprano,
which nro followed by n tonor solo
and n quartet. After the quartet
tho chorus Blngs, repeating with nn
obllgato duot, which la followed by
a grand finale. Those numbers wore
glvon for tho flrst tlmo yesterday,
and woro dedicated to tho First
Christian church by Dr Davis Err.tt
nnd Dr. C. II. Eploy.
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Afflicted with Sore Eyes for 3 Years
I have been afflicted with sore
eyoa for 33 years .Thlrtoon years
ago I became totally blind and was
blind for six years. My eyes woro
badly inflamed. One of my neigh
bors insisted upon my trying Cham
berlain's Salvo and gave mo half
bor of It. To my surprise it healed
say eyes and y sight came back to
I me, P. C. Earle, Cymthlana, Ky,
Ofaanfcerlal&'s Salve Is tor sale at
Dr. Steae's djag store.
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MEN ADMIRE
a pretty face, a good fitruro, but
sooner or later learn thnt tho
healthy, happy, contented woman
is most of nil to bo admired.
Womon troubled with fainting
spoils, irregularities, nervous irrita
bility, backache, tho "blues," and
thoso dreadful dragging sensations,
cannot hopo to bo happy or popular,
and advancement in either home,
business or social lifo is impossible
The causo of theso troublos, how
ever, ylolds quickly toLydlaE. Pink
ham's Vegotablo Compound iado
from natlvo roots and herbs It acts
at onco upon tho organ afflicted and
tho norvo centers, dispelling effec
tnnllv all thoso distressing syrup-
toms. No other medicine in tho country has recclnd .
Indorsement or lias sucn arccora ol cures of female UU s k?
Ldia d. KinKnam s vegetable Comr
Miss Emma uuntzior, or 031 utato Ht.tSchenecladr N v
"For a lonfj tlmo I was troubled with a weakness WmJ"
--! oil mv nt.rmrth axvnv. I hni AU f..j.., wmen I
ail ikin ki " - r - - ---j v mi iiitmiii rtnA .
IrrlUblo. and all worn out. Chancing to rend ono of your iJh
. Mnt-n etrfiiinr n minn oiii-fn tt i.fii- rx -i v. --vtvi
oi a """.-- -- "y- "J "J"u r.. I'lnWiafn'i V,
remedy for all lorms or l'emale Complaints, Weak Back VxVi
Displacements, Inflammation and Ulceration, and is nTalDw7!,
paring for childbirth and the Chango of Life. lnMaj
Mrs. PInkhams Standing Invitation to W
Women suuoring irora any iorm or icmaio wcaknew are lar'ul
imptly communlcato with Mrs, Pinkham, at Lynn, Mum. Hm'2J
nrom
fo free and always helpful.
S. J. I3EiNTxNTETT. .
Mayor of .Fort Dodge, who fu
vors compelling bachelors nnd
spinsters to mnrry.
I. 0. DiCKEV
blieiirr, Mfi, or, Martial
Sclo.
Kx-Shorlff I. a m.v..
Sclo Friday, after an lllni,
wmu. no nna many frf
UI11 rniwrA, 1.ln .Ia.ii.
"B' nn uuaiu, r I
Ho was born In Penwy
ie.iz, nnu cam to OregMs
sottllng at Sclo, where b ,
uoin on a irrm and atllii
corpeniry. no was mayor 1
In 1878 ho was titt-M a
Linn couaty, and aerredtSl
won. no romainci la AH
1881 ho (vns electa nitui
torwnids marshal and ttu
Bupcrlntct dent. He u in
a uunrd n- tho ncnltpsdirr
nt Salem cvernl yean. tt
lug to Sclo to spend bis
yenrs.
Ho wn& mnrrled three ti
185G to Miss Miller, tit i
1809, four children betid
1870, to MlssStnrn three til
Inc bom. oio Frank. in
1870. nnd h 1S81 to illw '
ono child, I-a C, bclnskal
I lo wns n inomher ofuil
lodge, belonging for many j
thn nno In Jcffcrjnn.
Tho funeral wai held it ti
Saturday aftsrnoon, at
bany Herald
Announcement
To my patrons nnd tho public
That I havo added a Horso Shooing depnrtraont wltha bM
horso shoor, nnd tho patronago of any and all will be apjrt
In this lino. Special attention paid to interfering, orer-l
and lamo horses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wo pay ipfdil i
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tiou to building trucks, cxprois nnd uouvery wacwns, -Hi
hlclos. A flrst-clasa paint shop and an thorough painter Jar1
hides. Paints, oils, varnishes und lubrlcntlng oils of "
Wngons, buggies nnd hacks, also farm Implements o! &
plows, harrows, cultivators. Agents for tho Lra doi c i
nlnno TJIMmlno A Rtmntmr1 frnotlon enKlnOS. BaWHllU
ory nnd gasollno engines. It will indeed pay yoa U
to us it you need any of thoso lines, wm
bco us, whether you buy or not. Communications uj Mr
ly nnswored.
GEO. B. JACOB
Corner Front and Elao stroets, North Salem. Phono WW
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