DAILY CAPITA ft JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FIUIIAV, HKOKMUEK 0. 1007.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
13. HOFER, Ed. mid Prop.
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An Indopeudont Newspaper Dovotctl lo American Principles and
thoTrogrosa nnd Dcvclopeinont of All Oregon.
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TINGE OF AUTUMN.
Rod gleam tho leaves on yonder trees,
To lator turn to gold;
A hint of frost Is In tho broozo,
And bleak's tho distant wold.
Tho smoke curls (upward slow and wliUe,'
And far across tho hl!l
There glints tho rondwny in tho night
Tho morn Is crisp and chill.
Tho sun sinks dOHOlato to rest f,
Behind tho church's splro;
Tho afterglow's dull In tho west,
Whoro onco woro skies of fire.
Tho songsters' tunos aro not so sweet,
Tho frail, belated blooms
aivo hint of winter's Ico nnd.sleot,-
VJ Low hanging clouds and glooms.
ThO moon ncross tho domo rides white,
Tho skies nro Jowol sot;
Tho dov falls soft from out tho night,
Tho grass is spnrklinij wot.
Tho spoil that vine and treo have dolod '
Is safoly housed with oara;
Tho stubblo glennis like burnlihod gold
And Autumn's ovory whoro!
-Will F. Orlffln.
' THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN OREGON.
No ono can nccuBO tho Eugene Uoglstor of not being n good party
Republican newspaper.
It has boon a thick- nnd thin, GO-THE-WHOLE-IIOG REPUBLICAN
VA1MSH AT 'ALL TIMES.
It Is not a Bour-bnllod indbpondont kicking cnrlcaturo of journalism
us it hnH Bomotlnios called other pnpors, or would havo callod thorn
IF IT PERMITTED TO ITSELF ANY SUCH RANGE OF VOCABU
LARY. llonoo Us ntlMmbrntlons In tho following editorial nro worthy of notice
by tho alleged practical politicians of Orogon.
Its odltorlnl la ontltlod "Orogon Needs n'Polltlonl Awakunlng" AND IS
CERTAINLY A BUNG-STARTER. '
Tho Capital Joumnl quotos It lltorntlm, oxcopt that w havo under
scored a few choice pnssages:
"Oregon, nominally, is Republican by at loa&t 30,000, yot In state and
uouuty affairs It ling been decidedly froKklsh Tor a number of years, giving
lis Democratic governors oecmlounUy, nnd frequently ' landing Demo-'
uratle oilleerH In power IN STRONG. REPUBLICAN' COUNTIES, AMONG
WHICH LANE IS NUMBEHIfiD.
The cause for this condition l run 11 y not far to seek.
In the first place, whon n state nr county bocomee overwholmlngiy
ttapubllonn, polltlcnl lassitude ovovtokos tho pooplo.
Whon Imiivh bcoomo one-sldod, or aro all ono way, political lethargy
tnkoe strong hold of tho votors, POLITICAL 13NTHUSIASM WANES,
RapMbltoans bocomo bo thoroughly engrossed In successful pursuits un
tior bonefleonoe of Rooubllcnn reign that so far as tho party and Its
orgnulitntlon Is ooncornbd It Is nil but ullowod 'to go by dofault,
THROUGH TACIC OF PROPER L13ADHRSHIP by which tho alnows o
war aro kopt burnlshod up ready to do vallont bnttlo at all tlmos for
party prlnolplos.
What Orogon neods, and 1ms needed for a number of yonrs, Is Rupub
llcnn leadership OF THE ROOSEVELT TYPE.
Under dlreotlon of won of tho Roosovolt stamp thore would bo such
wholesomo loynlty 'to pnrty prlnolplo that ovory mnn who had ovor worn
tho tltlo of Ropublloan would bo proud to lino tip In ovory campaign,
national, atnto. county or municipal, in support of Republicanism, for
tho Roosovolt kind of Republicanism Is tho only kind worth having, for
It Is tho gonulno nrtloloAND STANDS FOR THE BEST IN NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT.
If Orogon Republican Um hns bean remiss In tho pnst, .tho causes for
Us romlssnoss nro summed up In tho foregoing, and that other nnd most
potent caiiBQ factionalism.
As for factionalism, not only party leadership but the state press, of
which tho Orogonlan Is tho most notable example, can take tho respon
sibility upon themselves. ;
Instoad of maintaining such leadership as would unify party Interests,
thoro havo been cuterwalllngs and halrpulllngs THAT HAVE SPLIT
THE PARTY IN TWAIN, resulting In putting up of Incompetent men for
otlloo and tho cholco of an opposing and strongor faction, with result that
partly through disgust and partly through apathy duo to warring ele
ments In tho ranks, PARTYISM HAS LANGUISHED AND DEMOCRACY
HAS TRIUMPHED.
Bocauso such conditions havo oxlated nnd do not exist and conditions
In which some Oregon papers havo had a dominating hand In helping
to framo. It Is poor policy for suoh papers TO WHINE AND WHIMPER
AND KICK OVER THE TRACES (nstoad of braolng up, taking a no,v
tack nnd ondnvor .to do something for tho good of tho party.
No paper uood bo a hide-bound partisan shoot to do Its duty political
ly toward tho public.
ALL IT NHKDS TO DO IS TO BE POLITICALLY DECENT AND IT
CAN COMMAND THE RESPECT AND INFLUENCE,. WITHIN THE
PARTY WITH WHICH IT IS AFFILIATED.
Sometimes tho Republican party mnkog mlstakos just as It did when
Furnish was nomlnntod for governor, first, boonuse ho wag politically
unknown to tho state, and second, bocauso HE WAS FORCED UPON
THE PARTY BY A DOMINATING FACTION without counting tho cost
to tho party of suoh arbitrary action.
Suoh proedduro as this Is woll calculated to upset political precedent
nnd land tho opposition Into power and It did.
No paper In Orogon was moro directly responsible for olectlon of a
Democratic govornor THAN THE OREGONIAN HENCE. OF ALL THE
PAPERS IN THE STATE IT HAS THE LEAST KXCUSE FOR CRYING
OVER THE RESULT and tho consequent lotharglo condition of Oregon
Republicanism today.
Thoro "I? only ono vra to remedy present political condition In Ore
son and that la for tho men of OregonWHO EARNESTLY BELIEVE IN
"THE TRIED AND TRUE PRINCIPLES OF REPUBLICANISM to tako
sufflciont times from tholr engrossing business affairs to get together,
reorganize, 'select "tho best mon In tho stato for leaders, and restoro Oro
gon Republicanism TO ITS OLD TIME HARMONIOUS BLENDING IN
TO A COMPACT WHOLE.
WHAT THE PARTY NEEDS IS LEADERSHIP IN WHICH THE PEO
PLE HAVE CONFIDENCE; A LEADERSHIP THAT WILL INSPIRE
PARTY PRIDE AND ENTHUSIASM? a loadoiBhlp that will caqso tho
pooplo, when u (united, harmonious victory Is won, to build bon flro3,
touch off cannon , turn looso tho skyrockets and glvo vent to tholr ox
htlcratton. . WHERE IS REPUBLICAN PATRIOTISM AND ENTHUSIASM TO
DAY? Burled, deeply under tho debris of factionalism, dead ambitions, nnd
tho ravnges of a disease that for years has been entlng uwny tho vitnls
of party loyalty and party ambition.
ALL IWE NEED IS A MOSES TO LEAD US OUT OF CAPTIVITY
TO ETERNAL DISSENSIONS AND PARTY STAGNATION.
MAKES WORK EASIER.
Snlent People- Aro Pleased to Lonmj
Hon It Is Done.
Tho Orator.
Do you want to bo n factor
In the business of tho day?
Mako n speech.
Do you wnnt to bo nn actor,
Not a dreamor, In itho fray?
Mako a speech.
Even though you can't accomplish
nlL tho thing you ndvotrlso,
Tho art of elocution makes a mau
scorn wondrouB wlso.
It's hard at first, but any ono can do
It It ho tries.
Mnko a speech.
Do you want to got n system
That will lot your famo oxpand?
Mako n speech,
Tako, familiar truths and twist 'em
Till thoy'ro hard to undorBtand.
Mako a speech.
Do not lot tho carping cynic fill yonr
modost soul with dread;
For good Intentions woll expressed
to work hns often led.
Even If thoro's nothlnj; doing lot's
at least havo something said.
Muko a speech.
Washington Star.
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A Rer Wonderland.
South Dakota, with Its rich Bllvor
mlnos, bonanza farniB, wldo ranges
and strnngo natural formations, Is a
vorltnblo wondorland. At Mound
City, In tho homo of Mrs. H. D.
of Doan's Kidney Pills for backacho clapp, a wondorful easo of hoallng
and kldnoy troublos." has lntoly occurrod. Ilor oon Boomo.l
For Balo by all doalors. Prlco GO.noar death with lung and throat
conts. Fostor-MUbnirn Co., Buffalo, throublo. "Exhausting coughing
It'n pretty hurd to attend to duties
With a constantly aching back;
With annoying urinary disorders, i
Doan's Kidney Pills make work
oaslor. m
They" euro backache
Thoy euro every klduey ill.
,W. H. Wood of 250 Cottngo St.,
Salem, Or., says: "A good many
years ago I got badly kicked by nJ
mulo right ovor tho kldnoys nnd at
another tlmo whllo digging a well
It caved In on mo also Injuring my
back and stneo thon I havo had moro
or less annoyance from my kidnoyi.
Chnngo of wonthor causod my back
to acho and whon I worked hard It
becamo ho lnmo that I could hardly
straighten up aftor stooping. I pro
cured Doan's Kldnoy Pills at Stono's
drug storo,. and slnco taking them
altogothor I havo continued to work
hard nnd ovon oxposod to sovoro
wonthor not an acho or other symp
tom of my formor troublo romalns.
This clonrly proved that Doan's Kld
noy Pills net up to tho representa
tion mndo for thorn. I also know
of othor pooplo who havo dorlvod
groat bonoflt 'from their ubo. I am
glad to lot othors know tho morlts
First Class
Conveyances
and Reliable Horses
You always cot nt Vnnni,n -r...
can glvo you any kind of a vohlcio
that you dosfro nnd n iin0 i.i '
to it that is gontlo in harness.
FASHION STABLES
O W. YANNKE, Prop.
I81-1B7 N.-IIInli St. Phono Mnln 4I
wfl)HHeHetin
Now York, solo agents for tho Unl-
tod Statos.
Romombor tho name Doan's
nnd tnko no othor.
n
Reconciled to tho Inuvltnhlu.
"Tho only thing I can recommend
In your enso," said tho surgoon, "Is
a long journey."
"Woll, It It hns to be, doc," tho pa-
tlont gronnod, "got out your whiting
tools and go nhend With tho opera
tion." Exohango.
Cntnrrh Cannot Re 'Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, G9
thoy cannotreach tho seat of tho tfor; "but It's nil for tho host.
spoils occurred ovory flvo minutes,"
wrltoB Mrs. Clnpp, "whon I began
giving Dr. King's Now DIscovory,
tho groat medicine, thnt saved his
llfo and complotoly cured him.
Gunrantood for coughs nnd coldn,
thront and lung troublos, by J. O.
Perry druggist. BOo nnd $1.00.
Trial bottlo frco.
disease. Cntnrrh Is a blood or con
stitutional disease, nnd In ordor to
cure It you must tnko lntornnl romo
dlos. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takon
lntomally, nnd acts directly on tho
blood nnd mucous surfacos. Hall's
Catarrh Curo Is not a quack modi
cine. It was proscribed by ono of tho
best physlclntiB In this country for
yonrs and Is a regular proscription
It Is composed of tho best tonics
Consoling.
Poor John! Ho wns a kind nnd
forbearing husband," sobbod tho
widow on hor roturn from tho fu-nornl.
Yott," uald a sympathizing nolgh-
You
must try and oomfort yoursolf, my
dear, with tho thought that your hus
band 1b at poaco at last." Skotchy
Bits.
.o-
A Home Mndo Happy by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.
Abovii two months ngo our
babv clrl had monslos whlnh
sotllod on hor lungs nnd nt last
rosultod In a sovoro attack nf
known, combined with tho host blood .bronchitis. Wo hnd two doc
purlflors, noting directly on tho mu- tors but no rollot was obtained,
cons surfacos, Tho porfoct combl-ljijvorybody thought she would dlo. I
nation of tho two Ingredients is what
producos such wondorful rosults in
curing cntnrrh, Sond for toslmonl&ls
freo. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, prlco 75c,
stlpatlon,
Tnko Hnll's Family Pills for con
stipation, o
r
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
Thi Kind You Have Always Coujht
&fo
Hoars tho
Signature of
Young Men
A savings .account has otton
boon tho moans of a clork mov
ing from behind tho countor Into
tho employer's ohar.
The lack of ono has ofton kopt
a olerk behind tho counter all his
llfo. !
Which do you prefer?
Let (us help you savo your first
thousand!
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!
Capital National
Bank
wont to olght different stores to find
a certain romody which had boon
rocommondod to mo and failed to got
It, whon ono of tho storekeepers In
sisted that I try Chamborlatn's Cough
Remedy. I did so and our baby is
allvo and woll today. Geo. W.
Sponco, Holly Springs, N. O. For salo
at Dr. Stone's drug store.
MONUMENTS AS THEY
t) Artlstlo Doslgns Best of Wnrlcm...i.i-
I amv' rurt 01 MitcH.'.
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Ordor now for spring delivery. Let u mak8
m .... i -., . ""irj
x uuu u.0uru lor you, ana sot I in piace before m
r uay.
WILTON W.
Works nt 23D Llborty Strco'
MmM-eHMH-tMH-eHtHHiHt
MARTIN
81I03, (
HUIE WING SANG
A Big Supply of Holiday
Goods, Now Ready ,
Fo Yoa Wants
$9.00 bout Silk Klmonas, salo prlco, $6.00.
A big stock of Comfortors nnd Dlankots In Wool mi Cftt
h'vo plonty of them to soloct from at a rery Io ftfe
Collar ruohlnc in boxos. 25c per box.
Cushion Tops In dlfforont patterns to select from, uKfdgi
ICe to 50c.
Lndios' Wool Shawls from $1.25 up.
Lndlos' lloavy Undorwoar, from Boc up to 2 00 ji alt
(lout's lloavy Undqrwonr from Coo up to $3.00 per iult
2Go Heavy lloocod Hose now for i5C.
50c Lndios' Wool Hebo now for Sgc.
...... c.v.nntnra In Wool nnd Cotton from 7Gc up o J
A. big Htook In Collars and noltrf salo prlco from e lo 11
t .iia Mnml Rncs. salo prlco Uom nOo to $2 50. I
Silk Ilandkorchlof with silk onbroldered Initial, frco Ml
Tollot cnROs with comb, brush m mirror, Irora U5wp
Men's work nnd djp Suependore, salo prlco from !5eUJ
u.i am, ni-nua Hhlrts. snlo prlco. from $1.50 to !5I
7r.c yard Wool Drees Good, now for 10c and 35c per mi
$2.00 Lndios' Klmonas, sale price, i.v.
$0.00 host silk, salo price $C.OO.
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Chinese and Japanese Baa
346 Court Street
Sabc
IndlhiieiiMible.
Minors from off the t8e "t Sot
Is "now tho roar.
No moro we'll havo tho actorette
tm n nlnnfora.
Tho nows will make the playwright
wild.
What jonn ho do without 'tho
cho-lld?"
Kansas City Journal.
DR. Kl
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a -
No Roller.
"Dooa sho loso her temper often?"
"Yes, but sho gets It right back
again." Philadelphia Press,
Whon to Go Home.
From tho Bluffton, Ind., Banner:
"When tired out, go home. Whon
you want consolation, go homo.
When you want fun, go home. Whon
you want to show others that you
havo reformed, go homo and lot
your family get acquainted with .the
fact. When you want to show your
self at your best go homo nnd do
tho act thoro. Whon you feel llko
being extra liberal go homo and prac
tice on your wlfo and children first.
When you want to shine with extra
brlllancy go homo nnd fight up tho
wholo household." To "which we
would add, whon you havo a bad
cold go homo and tako Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and n quick
curo Is certain. For salo at Dr.
Stono's drag storo.
Never Recovered.
"No, I don't llko her, she'mado a
fool of mo flvo" years ago."
"Havo you only boon that way
for flvo years?" Washington Star.
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Bw fU -m Klntt Yoo Haw Ajwajrs Swtftt
Radly Mixed Up.
Abraham Drown, of WIntorlon, N.
Y., had a vory romarkablo export
'. u o0. "nnntors got badly
mixed up ovor mo; ono said now
ji . .,. rlln,l t KUinuy iiuuu
tho fourth blood poloon and uw
. . a An til a nllL
fifth stomach nnd uvor iruuu.v, ---
i.m i.inmi mm so my wiio
advised trying Electric Bitters, which
aro restoring mo to perfect health.
One bottlo did me more .good than
all tho flvo doctors pnw.v...
.-j. x -..a 1.1 nnd nuiDuui
Ufiiaranicea u " ' .
weakness nnd all stomach, liver ana
kldnoy complaint, by J. C. terry
druggist, 50c.
A Compensation.
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"WvoryuunB h - - - .
tlons ." said tho man who smUlls
esi,ne- ... ;,,,,
"How SO?" aSKCU ma "
,.... - ..ni. Btuck on tne
"Wen, i m nuu m-" hk
odor of this, but It saves my eat Jg
an awful lot of clove3."-Brookln
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ior All Kinds of
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lime, Super,
Blue Vitriol.Etc.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
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