DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OltEGON. Tt'KSDAV NOVKMDKlt 10, 1007.
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THEICAPITAL JOURNAL
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ONE OF US TWO.
predlcltlng that Roosevelt would bo tho Republican candidate next
year.
Ho has rocontly mado tho following statement:'
"President Roosevolt will bo tho Republican candidate for President
and W. J. Bryan tho Democratic candidate.
"Recent ovonts In my opinion DEMONSTRATE THE UN'AVAILAML.
ITY OF ALL OTHER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES now In tlio flold,
making certain Roosevelt's selection by tho convention.
"Tho peoplo proposo to control tho nominations of both partios,
"No ono blames Roosevelt for tho financial troubles EXCEPT THE
WALL STREET MANIPULATORS."
An authorized agent for Bryan has mado tho Btatomont that Bryan
made his announcement in regard to tho nomination because It had been
said that BRYAN WOULD NOT ENTER THE LIST IF ROOSEVELT
WAS A CANDIDATE.
Ho wished (to mako plain ho did not fear to run "against Roosevelt. next
year.
11 ' 'J- I II Ml I IIIIW
SMILES
Tho consorvativo banker is not in
any particular hot water.
Eugene boat club ha3 disbanded.
A dry town.
Tnio tiny will dawn when ono of uo shall hnrkeu
Tn vain ltd hear a voice that has grown dumb.
4n3 mornu will fade, noons palo, nmd shadows darkon,
Wlillo sad eyes watch for foot that novor come.
t)no of us two must somo timo face existence'
Alono with memories that but Bharpon pain.
Vnd those sweet days shall shine back In tho distance;
Llko dreams of summor dawnB, in nights of rain.
"Dno of us two, with torturod heart half broken,
Shall read long-treasured letters through salt tears,
TShafl kiss with anguished li'is each chorished token,
That speaks of thoso love-crowned, delicious years.
i
t)no of us two shall find all light, all beauty,
All Joy on earth, a talc forever dono; r
'Shall know honcoforth that Hfo means only duty.
Oh, God! Oil, God I Havo pity on thnt ono. ,
Ella Wiioolcr Wilcox.
o
11KVIEW OF NATIONAL POLITICAL SITUATION.
Tho old romodles aro tho best.
Hickory Bark Cough 'Romody lias
been in use for ovoi; ono hundrod
years by tho old Dutch Dunkarda of
Pennsylvania, and la still in uao by
all tho old families of weotorn Penn
sylvania. Ib absolutely puro; mado
from tho bark of tho whito or shell
bark hickory tree. Tho bark is
I UIA .. it. . . .
athletic club walked i "'" . . " . oa8l nuu manu-
iaciuroa in saiem, Oregon. For ualo
I by all doalors ovorywliero.
Tho Dalles
off tho flold at Eugene Saturday be
cuso of an unfair ruling.
Jonathan Bays Roosevolt sure.
Who mentioned, hard times?
Buildings going Rip paving and sido-
walks going down.
"Though generally looked upon in tho light of an "off yonr" In poli
tics, Uio 'recent oloctlons hnvo posstsod moro far-roachlng Importnnco
as bunrlng upon tho futuro than has appeared on tho surface.
In tho 11rt plnco, tho outcomo of 'tho voting in Now York city has
dOTnonMrutoJ boyond nl shadow of a doubt that Charles F. Murphy IS
IN COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE DEMOCRATIC FOHCES, and thnt
In till probability ho will bo ablo to control, not only tho dologntos to
this 7oxi ulato convention, HUT ALSO THOSE TO THE NATIONAL CON
VKNTION. Tho results hnvo lllcowlso demonstrated that Uonrst has boon entire
ly vtllmlmntod an a factor In stato nnd nntlonnl politics, .
It baa 1ucn patent to tho leader of Tammnny hall and his followers
"thnt tho organization was doomed to complotoly lose Its grip on tho po
litical situation, In this stato and tho country nt Inrgo If tho Hoarst party
voro allowed to ro on ns It lind boon, nnd 'thoroforo all Hholr offorts
woro boat TO THIS OVKHTIIHOAV OF THIS FORMIDABLE FOE.
Realizing that In tho ovont of succosw tho Independence longuo would
ftupnlnnt tho rogulnr nomocracy in lt position of socoud plnco on tho
oulolul ballot, tho managers of the wigwam loft no utouo unturnod to
forestall tuny nuch possibility and Instond of his party bocomlng tho
ronA Democratic party In tho Empire stato, MR. HEARST HAS IJEKV
RELEGATED TO A POSITION Wl I Kit 13 UK NO LONGER WILL BE
RECKONKI) WITH AS A PRI.ME FACTOR IN NI3W YORK POLITICS.
This victory Iuih Indood beon a big ono for Murphy, nnd Its offoot
upun the future dontlnlOH of tho oitl-thno Doinoorntlc pnrty In tho state
nnd nation will ho watched with a great doal of intoroat.
Ono of tho liiont liUoiodtlng nuiiounceuionts that ha boon made In
'qultit moiiio timo-Ik that within the next fow days President Roosovolt
will be luformod In no uncertain way that Secretary of War Taft CAN
NOT HAVE THE NKW YORK DHLEGATION TO THE REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL CONVHNTION.
Timothy L. Woodruff, chalrmrwn of tlio Ropublienn stato commlttow,
Jittuu W. Wadttworth, spoalcor of tho hint awombly, William Bnrnos, Jr:,.
member of tho Ropublienn stato cmmltteo rind Horbort PnrHons, prosl
dont ot Uio Now York county Republican commlttoo, nil of whom nro
(thoroughly Informed on the situation, will visit tlio Proeidont and con
voy thlH Information to him.
Wliethor or not tho President will tako heod of fho hint from tlio Now
York Republican leadorB romalns to bo soon, but It is proaumod that
HE WILL NOT INSIST UPON FORCING MR. TAFT UPON THE MEN
FROM THE EMPIRE STATE.
"""ll U equally rortnln .thnt tho Prosidont will not favor tho candidacy
'of flovornor Hughoa, chlolly for tho roason, no doubt, that tho lattor l
popularly Kuppoaod to roproBont tho corpnrnto Intorosts against which
Mr. RoohovoU has beon wnglng such a bitttor warfare.
With Mr. Taft ovldontly out of tho rnco In so fnr aa tho Now York
londor aro concornod Nnnd with tho administration opposod to Govern
or llughoH. It goiw without snylng that In tho fnco of his own per&onni
opposition. THE PRESIDENT WILL BE COMPELLKI) TO ACCEPT
"rilE NOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY, aRhough thoro nro ninny
vrtio bullovo tlint ho may havo some sort of a plan whoroby at tho
oloventh hour ho may smccood in Inducing tho Ropubllonn party to ac
cept George B. Cortolyou.
If ono man moro than another has loomed up as strong presidential
timber during tho reaont oloctlons that man Ib Tom L. Jobneon of Cleve
land, Tho fact that Johnson was ablo lo dofoat Thoodoro E. Burton for
mnyor of Glovolniul In tho fnco of dotornilnod opposition ON THE PART
OV ALL THE BIO CORPORATIONS OF THAT CITY, ns woll nB In vlow
ot tho fact thnt Burton was known to havo tho aotlvo support of
Proaldont Roosovolt. Bponks volumes for Ills political Btrongth, and it Is
now tuwortod that in tho ovont of 1i!r Boloctlon by tho Domocrats as their
candidate for tho prosldoney, JOHNSON WOULD NOT ONLY BE SURE
TO CARRY OHIO, but would mako a deehlodly good run in other
fttiloit, oupuolaWy If wo aro to havo hard ttmoa throughout tho onst,
Nvhloh now nppours to bo almost luovltablo
Tho St. lioula Dauiocratlc club has already ondorsod Johnson for the
tiroeldoncy.
THIS fllAllt WAS "ENTHUSIASTICALLY FOR BRYAN IN HIS PRES
lDHNTIAIi RACK.
t aotlon may bo oxpootod to bo followod by oUiors throughout tlm
country, so that by tho timo tho convention has aasomblod it is quite
tiOBsllilo thoro will bo no moro popular onndKlnto in tho field.
With tho showing mado In Olovolnnd by Johnson AGAINST THE
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE T. E.. BURTON, tho friends of. Lieut.
Xlov. WIHInm Aator Chanlor who havo boon earnestly booming him for
tb.o presidency havo now oomplotolydlsnppoarod.
In faot tho Chanlor boon wna only tho work of a fow "would bo"
politicians who knowing (that Chanlor has an unlimited bank roll saw
tho opportunity for holplng him to spond It.
Jonatlmn Bourne may havo beon rebuked by President Roosevelt
V6rB IIDOO prjzo offer for tho best third term argument," but If
v'Boumo'fl bhouhlors have folt tho weigh of presidential anger, THEY
?UAVK NOT HEl'ERRED THE SENATOR FROM OREGON from atlll
Nor Corporations.
Articles of Incorporation filed in
tho ofllco of itho socrotary of stato an
follews:
Noahkanio Ramch company; prin
cipal ofllco, Portlnnd, Or.; lncorpora-
Ono Salem widow' is offered $10,- tor8 Snmuol G. Reed, George F. Hol
000 for a lot on a paved Btreot. An- mn.n and A. A. Hnmpson; capital
othor widow will not tako $1G,000 8tclc, ?25,000.
for a lot on Stnito Btreot thnt is to Baptist church of Shedd, Oregon;
bo paved. Paving holps ovon widows, incorporators, J. B. Cornott, Sr
Mark Curtis and V. W. Robnott.
Too much prosperity Is a bad Paisley Flouring company; prin
thlng for somo people. Thoy can't clpal ofllco, Paisley, Oregon; cnpltnl
Btand It. stock, $1G,000; Incorporators, John
S. Spraguo, A. A. Eltham and S. O.
Go around to tho board of trade Crosslor.
and boo tho real rod ripo raspborrlo . WoBtorn Contracting nnd Engl-
In Novembor. nooring company; principal ofllco,
Portland, Orogon; capital stock,
E. J. Murphy Ib tho only cnndldnto $2100; incorporators, W. B. Scott,
for mayor of Pendleton. Murphy T. A. McDougall, C.'lL Packer and
will bo It. J. E. Gnrdno-.
I Wntors Bros. Invostmont Co.;
As bbtwoon Bryan and Roosovolt principal ofllco, Salem, Orogon; capl-
which is tho bolitcr Democrat? tal stock, $50,000; lncorporntors,
Fred R. WntorB, Goo. E. Waters and
Not a good day for tho sham Do- F. W. Waters.
mocracy. Exit JIoarBt and Chnnlor. Boomnn, Spnuldlng, Woodward Co.;
principal ofllco, Portland, Orogon;
Bottor and pormnnont sldownlks capital stock, $25,000; Incorporator!,
Is tho agan at Tho Dalles. Julius Beoman, Lewis V. Woodward
o and Orrln P. Spnuldlng.
A Notro Dnino Lauy'H Appeal. Tho Goo. T. Murton Aiulit Co.;
To nil knownlng Biifforors of rhcu- principal ofllco, Portland,' Oregon;
mntlsm, whothor muscular or of tho capital stock, $2500; lncorporntors,
Joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache, Goo. T. Murton, Unrvlo M. Murton
pnlna In tho kidneys or nournllg.i and Jlodloy V. Carrlngton.
pains, to wrlto to her for a homo
treatment which has opoatodly cur-1
ad all of thoso torturos. Sho foolnj
It hor duty to sond It to nyufforera
FREE. You euro yoursolf at home
a thousands will testify uo chnngo '
of cllmnto bolng nocossnry. ThU
slmplo dlscovory baulshos uric acid
from tho blood, loosons tho stiffen-1
od Joints, purlflOB tho blood, nnd
brlBhtotif) tho oyes, giving olaiticlty1 sell it tO yOll) it is good
auu iouo 10 mo wuoio nyaiym. u
tho nbovo interoets you, for proof
add roes Mrs. M. Suinmers, Box R,
Notro D'amo. Ind.
What Would ZZz
You Do
If tlirep good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. If thoy
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should got well, after us
ing only $12.00 worth oC
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and
, Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con
dition to do?
"I havo to thank you for wivlnr
my wlfo'fl Hfo two yearn ano. Vfn hall
continued with tho doctor until tha
third doctor, llko tTio two provloua
ones, eoltl thnt nothlnjr could bo dono
for her: that sho lind bettor bn tnken
homo from tho hospital to quietly wait
hor timo, which would not be over
weeka at tho moat. I brought htr
homo, and then 1 thouRht probably
Dr. Miles' Heart Curo and Nervine
mlKht help hor, so I trot a bottlo of
ench and Rome Nerre nnd Liver l'llla
nnd oommonood to frtve tlictn to her.
Wo soon Been an Improvomont. nnd
encouraged by thin wo contln'TM giv
ing tho modlclne. We Rave tier eleven
bottled in nil of tho medicine. Slio
takes it occasionally now If Bho feels
. the need. I am in tha ministry, and
have been for 44 yours."
K13V. P. MIM.10AN,
Oonda Springs, Kans,
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure It told by
your druualnt, who wilt nuarantee that
the first bottle will be no fit. If It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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COFFEE
Nothing" does more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. He
must sell poor; (he needn't
tl-t makes him.
Rutins Raslatball Tram.
Tho porsonnol of tho first bnska-t-bnll
tonm of lnllaa collogo for tlio
soason or 1907 and 'OS will bo as
follews: Fonton a'ud Craved, for
wards; Nod Shaw, contor; Claud
Shaw and Savory, Kuurds. It Is bo
liovod by thoso who know tho rocords
of thoso players, and hnvo watcinsl
thorn work togothor, that Dallas coN
lego will como nearor turning ott an
all-star toam this soason than ovor
boforo. Polk County Observer.
O :;
Your grocer returns your money l( you don't
IILe Schllllnu'i Host; uo pay hi in
Can you afford to trlflo with so
serious a matter as to neglect a bad
cold or cough, when for a trifling
amounlj you can securo a bottlo of
"Hickory Bark Cough Romody,"
that Is guaranteed to curo or money
refunded. Prico 25c, 50c and $1.00
per bottle. For sale by dealers ov-orywhoro.
The Habit
Of Saving
thousands
has made
rich.
A savings bank ac
count will help you
save and make your
savings earn more.
Deposits of one dol
lar or more can be
made anytime.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Capital National
Bank
Fanner Has Two Wives.
Dnvld B. Parmontor an ngod
farmer residing about threo mlloa
from Wnlkor station was arrostcd
Tuosday aftornoon by Doputy Sheriff
O. C. Hammond .says Wednesday's
lsauo of tho Eugene Guard, on tho
cliargo of polygamy and wns brought
to Eugene last ovnlng nnd placed lu
tho county Jail to await his examina
tion bororo Justico ot tho Poaco Dry
son. Tho fnct that Parmontor had
moro than ono wife was brought to
light through tho filing of a divorco
suit against him on tho sixth of the
presont month by Mrs. Sarah E. Par
montor wlfo No. 1, as montlonod by
tho Guard at tho timo. Sho alleged
in hor complaint that sho left homo
In July, 190G, and went to Tacoma,
where sho has boon staying with hor
daughtor. On October 21 Parmen
ter was marriod in Eugene to Mrs.
Louisa A. Dowon. Mrs. Parmontor
No. 1 ioard of tho marriage and at
onco camo to Eugene and bogan di
vorco proceedings. Tho first mar
riage occurred lu Vermont, Novem
ber 12, 18C2.
Parmentor statos that he did not
know ho was committing bigamy,
or polygamy, thinking his first wlfo
doad. Ho says that when slio left
for Tacoma tho doctors said she
could not llvo moro than two weeks
longer, and that shortly afterward
ho hoard that sho had died.
Mrs. Parmentor No. 1 and' Mrs.
Parmontor No. 2 havo both been in
Eugene slnco dlio beginning of tho
divorce proceedings, No. 2 not car
ing to llvo with tho man after find
ing out that sho was not his lawful
wife.
Parmoter is between 60 and 70
years of age, and Is an old soldier,
belonging to tho G. A. R. He is
well-known among tho local mom-
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Trains from and to Ynqulna.
No, 1
Leaves Yaquina 7:16 a.m.
Arrivos at Corvallis 11:00 a.m
Arrives at Albany 11:58 a.m.
No. 2
Leaves Albany 12:36 p.m
Loaves Corvallis 1:30 p.m
Airlves at Yaquina 5:40 p.m
Trains to and from Detroit.
No. 3
Loavoa Albany 7:30 a.m
Arrivos at Detroit 13:30 p.m.
No. 4
Loaves Detroit 1:00 p.m.
Arrives at Albany 6:65 p.m.
Trains for Corvallis.
No. 8
Leavoa Albany 7.B& a.m.
Arrives at Corvallis .... 8:36a.m.
No. 10
Leaves Albany 2:25 p.m.
Arrives at Corvallis .... 3:05 p.-
No. 6
Leaves Albany 7s35 V--
Arrivos at Corvallis 8:16 p.
Trains for Albany.
No. 5
Leaves Corvallis e:3oa.u
Arrives at Albany 7:10 a.ni
No. 9
Leaves Corvallis 12: 30 p.m
Arrives at Albany . . . . .'..1:15 P-10-
No. 7
Leavos Corvallis 6:ou p."
Arrives at Albany 6:40 p.m.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Leaves Corvallis n:i-
Arrlveo at Albany 11:58 a..
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Leaves Albany 12:85 p,Ifl
Arrives at Corvallis 1:18 P-
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)) thoroughly rcnonitjiyii
; ; ly furnished thronjkt
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;; Chlckca dinner oi
1 Call and bo eontlud.
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