DAILY OAPITATi JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 100S
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COUNTRY EDITOR
TAKES AN HOUR Off
TO TALK TO HARVEY
IALVZES AN OREGONWN EDITORIAL
ft
IDEXTALLY HE CALLS ATTENTION TO THE UTTER DISINTER.
:ESTKI)I19S OP MR. SCOTT IN HIS ATTEMPT IV 1003 TO CAF-
ITIRE THE SENATORSHIP 11Y ARUNDANT PROMISES, AND IN.
UTIMATES THE GREAT EDITOR PAID FOR A GOLD BRICK AND
'GOT A LARGL SIZED LEMON.
expected the eloctlon than he had
tho Oregonlan nnd Tolegram would 'Roosovelt from tho olllco of goncral
tlli? political graves for those not, land commissioner.
Mned up, but would support tho;o Those facts help prove tho mala
'?"'o voted for Scott. contention, that tho Oregonlan kept
A rrorr lnent figure during ihU so- silent nbout graft among Republican
r.lon was n iw Jirlor falted, Stnicd leaders for foar of "hurting tho par-"enat-jr
from Oregon , Jonathan ty" or else from somo more Blnlater
Bourne, who had Iron a candidate roason.
throughov tho Ms'l.in himself. Mr. Regarding tho Orogonlan's snap
Bourne's hadqurrt rs woro In tho plcturo of Hoosovolt and Hermann, It
Eldrldg block. Ho was this session was no chance affair, but took bov-
as at previous sessions, lfloro or lew
a factor In loglalntlvo mattors, and
kept open-houso In Salem, where ho
wined and dined nnd toasted various
membors of tho legislature. Ho had
a certain following whoso support 't
was necosBary to secure In order to
bring about Scott's oloctlon as sena
tor. Mr. Bourne, however, mennt
business, wanted to bo reimbursed
for expenses incurred, nnd Insisted
upon a contract, which was drawn
up. This agreement Is said by those
Medford Tribune.
a two-column editorial tho Port-
Oregonlan In Us Issue of Sep-
I .-.. .. .InfnM.lM II..
ber i exii uuih uuu ueiuuun us
he prior to the land fraud trlal9
rtplles to criticisms made by tho
me. Parta of tho editorial real
one of those delightful little
(lies In which tho moral Mr.
tsnlff was in tho habit of extoll-
ils own virtues.
actious virtue oo. out of every
of this Journalistic Pecksniff.
rcy Sco ft has had a hard time
ling tho devil. "It 1ms boon ainpostlo of truth so confident of his for United States senator In tho Joint
.iTifl.l In wnrlr In." tiiif. lin linn mvn ntnrHnn ihnt 1m xvmin Inn r nn..-t- n. iii... .a.i.i.i
11W..U w .. w. .. , . .- .. w ., .. w-..wwwa. . .v ...w.v .wt.fs nu&aiuu
uuairuo u. uau no wanted it, no who saw It and numorous loglsla
would havo taken measures In ttaw'tora did to havo read aa follows
to obtain It, and It would have been'.-m caBo I recclvo Jonathan Bourne,
cn8y" !Jr.'B support for United States sona-
Mr. Scott had no thought nor wlshjtor at tho Joint .session of the lcgls
to becomo a candidate." Why theUjlnturo tonight, I hereby agroo to use
did Mr. Scott wlro to George E. the full power or tho Morutng Ore
Brownell on tho last night of tho 'gonlan and tho Evonlnir Telegram to
session as follews: "You have often; defeat John II. Mitchell nt lhi next
expressed a deslrcto help mo; If you
do, now Is tho time.
Mr. Scott did not expect to bo
senatorial election nnd elect Jonn
than Bourne, Jr., In his place.
"I further agrco tht If I recclvo
elected, ho sayB. Then why was this th0 support of Jonathan Bourne, Jr.,
no me utm nu cuui'i wiiu iiiu
fcrlals." Virtue l.u not been his
reward, either. And now, after
mr.ny years of struggle ho can
God ho Is not like uthor edl
As ho Bays:
fho Oregonlan Is tho ono forco
of tho lcglslaturo tonight,
editorial on that fateful February that If elected I will turn all tho fed
night that marked the death of tho; oral natronauo ovor to Jonathan
1903 session entitled "Tho Election
of Scott"? This editorial waB set up,
Btorcotyped and actually on tho
Bourne, Jr.
"I hereby further agroo, In Hou
of receiving tho supportof Jonathan
press, whon tho nowo camo of Ful-1 Bourne tonight at tho Joint Bcsslon
ton's election, nnd tho press had to of tho legislature, that whether elect-
VISIT TO OUR STORE 0
ILL SETTLE THE QUESTION f
FOR HIM
'c carry the largest and most complete stock of fine im-
rted and domestic cigars in holiday packing ever shown
Salem. Also an elegant line of smokers' articles.
CIGAR CASES
MEERSCHAUM PIPES
CIGAR JARS
TOBACCO POUCHES
CIGAR HUMIDORS
CIGARETTE CASES
BRIAR PIPES IN CASES
CIGAR HOLDERS
TOBACCO JARS, ETC.
'hatever your selection may be you have full assurance
lat your gift will prove all that you could wish in good taste.
ENRY WIPRUT
Cor. Commercial and Court Streets Phone Main 100
& CO.,
HOUSE OF
VALUES . .
oral daya to secure, and tho Prosldont
was followed through Oregon for thin
purposo by the photographer. A
largo number of papers had boon
contracted for to contain this plcturo
and they woro distributed broadcast
ovor tho district. Thoso papers woro
not secured nftor tho first publloa
tlon, but reached all voters when
regular readers received their copies,
showing that tho Oregonlan Jobbed
Mr. Roosevelt to socuro tho photo
for Its polltlcnl oftcct. It was not
nowspnpor strategy, but n plain caso
of "get tho money," for papors aro
not printed and distributed for noth
ing. Perhaps It Is because such op
portunities aro rare undor tho direct
primary that the Oregonlan has lost
Interest In tho Republican party.
Farther on tho Orogorilan says:
"TheBo accusers, whothor they call
themselves Democrats or Republi
cans aro all very much alike. Thoy
excuse all tho thieves and corrup
UonlBtB with whom they aro affiliated,
whothor of ono party or another, Tho
Byrnpathy of persons liko him who
writes In tho Medford Tribune for
this dirty gang has always beon In
tonso."
Tim editor of, tho Trlbuno has no
uympathy for "hla dirty gang," nnd
Si
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I
no acquaintance with them, except
through the newspapers. Ho be
lieves, however, that there aro sins
Just as black as thoso punished and
that scribes and phnrlsces and hypo
crltcH are also sinners.
Tho Orogonlan cencludes:
"They (tho peoplo) have been mis
led or many of thorn by tho local
Bolf-Bcoklng corruptlonlsts, Including
thoso whom (as Horaco Grcely said)
God In his inscrutable provldenc?
Iuib permitted to edit or control, for
their own political or personal ends,
n largo portion of tho village and
country newspapers. Wo beg the
Medford Tribune not to consider this
unkind.
"So no moro nt present, but "
Tho personality of tho editor tho
Trlbuno doos not flguro In this con
troversy. Ho Is only a poor country
Journalist who's principal worry is
to mako both ends moot. Ho is not
a aum-slioo nor an avowed candtdnto
for any olllco, nnd 1ms no interests
outeldo of tho nowspapor, bo ho can
hardly bo called a "Bolf-scoklug cor-rttptlonlst.'
o-
.To'EuHil Roads.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Olympln, Wash., Dec. 13. Cho-
halle county has decided to oxpond
tho $200,000 cash In He road and
bridgo fund In now road work this
fell, to glvo omployncLt to Bovoral
hundred men of lniu'lus who havo
boon thrw.n out r.f wirk thoro ly
the closing down of Wo mills. Tho
nbovo Ht.v.emrt.t was n-ado hero by
Prosldont Finch, uf tbr Aberdeen
chambor of commerce.
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OUR CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT1
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For SjiIo on Easy Terms Tho It. D.
Fleming rosldonco, on center ana
Cottage Btrcots; will bo sold
cheap If bought Inside of 30 days.
Enqulro ofWncr, Court and Win
tor otrcot9. 12-10-3J tf
For Sale Two miles west of Liber
ty, on Prospect road, 100 acres In
10-ncro trncts, wood and wntor.
Finest pruno land in Oregon, only
30 por ncro. Easy terms, Salem
Land Co., 4S4 Court street, Salem
12-0-lwk
For 8nl( Good Red Poll and Jorsoy
cow, will bo frcah soon. Puro bred
Joreoy bull, 10 monthn old. Two
Angora goats. Whlto P. Rock and
Rlack Minorca cockrols. Puro
brod Dorkshlro pigs.. T. II. IJluu
dell, Mornlngsldo, Salem, Phouo
1372 Main. 12-7-lw
MISCISLLANKOUS.
iU nuer nnu luii Co. bum
bor .shingles, building material,
wood and coal. Low prlcon nnd
prompt dollvcrlos. Ono block cast
of S. P. passongtr depot Phono
108, 7-2-tf
Ilutto Wendcroth Flno wlnos,
liquors and cigars. Wo handlo
tho colobratod Kollog gand Castle
whlskloa. Cool and rofroohlng boor
constantly oi draught. South
Commercial strcot. 9-3-lyr
Knlargcd
Our meat market on East State
street has been doublod In size aai
we are better prepared than ever to
serve customers. Prompt sorvlce and
tho boet of meats our motto. Call
oi phono 109. B. 3, Edwards, Prop
Ax Hilly 320 N. Commercial strcot.
Has a buyor for household good
If you havo anything in that lino
to soil for cash. Call at onco.
11-2 5-1 mo
For Snlo A Columbia disc grapho
phono (J3G maohlno), and 25
rocords; good assortment. Twon-ty-ono
10-Inch and four 11-Inch
sire. Prlco $20. 11-27-dw-tt
I. . . Al. Jt 11 ..., ...
1 ate of On'soi wuich will 'be stopped anu mo eauurmi oui ou.
?nvr into any tJiublnatJon with
Ab a matter of faot Harvoy Scott
was a gum-shoe candidate for tho
sonator8hlp. Thoro Is nothing sur
prising or aught but laudable In
that. Tho wurprlslng faot Is that h
should find It neoossary to so often
ji i.. ,in.. mlint ntiaiu mftmior
nuea.u.y uy ,...,., .. w.. . Portland buslnow men
of tho legislature of that day knows ' nni ..... .
who aro In 0olltlcs nr jiiiblic
of any kind for what there way
f ' It hates slf ieakers and
r artisans who study only their
:a1rnage, regard lci of prlu
J P detests Pars, time-sovora,
U iid humbugs, and naturally
tey l Lv them Its only anneal to bs a faot.
Nh T-tv and InrelllKonce. which
fa r ig run will nl .vara provHll.-'
Ns , flno thlntr to know that1 Some loelde klsiory in oonntotion
J- c-e incorrap. !: forot in .wth this senator lal ooataat will shed
n rnt man sup -lo to the iub a HUle light upon Mr. Scott's oan-
r ty, who apurns coablna-l(jdaoy. p. w. Leadbettor, Bon-ln-
J th those who are In politics. I jaw 0f H. L. Plttock, one of the own-
iko Royul baking powder,
y r' pure; w'u U-nr-.a liars,
tt a time-sew and hate
'f" One can almost imag
er or not, I will pay to Jonathan
Bourne $25,000 in United States go id
coin."
Tho contract was later slgnod and
tho money paid ovor to the presont
senator from Oregon. Tho coin ts
understood to havo boeu contributed
ers of the Oregonlan, was In Salem
the last of February. 1903, during
the closing hoars of the legislative
session. Ho appeared In behalf of
i .ii.
ip ar.ri'ause of "Cherry" ani Harvey W. Soolt, wno ns a war
ry as these nobis sentlmen' horxo was to be sprung as a Bamuor
. ...a ....
U' their virtuous sire, whiw jal candidate aad eiewea
IT ii pinch listens is rapt ad
Men
.
e'rJng to tho senatorial elee-
f 1903, the Oregonlan says:
Scon had no thought nor wish
at the
eleventh hour. He oarrlad a louer
signed by Mr. Scott, which Is re
ported by those who saw Jt to havo
contained the follewing:
"I hereby authorize F. W. Load-
better to aet for me In aH matt-rs
partalalag to tho election of united
i a candidate (for the senate) 'States senator at tho Joint session of
F'f He never desired tho nol-
fcr h never folt that It was his
',, i i.i.i.. nniifit T -will make
1118 jgjiivui w...0". -
I ace But on the last night
legislative session In Febru-
193 throuch the ursenoy Of
Persons, Mr. Soott consented
sw fia name to be brought be-
ie convention; yet he no moi
good any contracts oi Hsrwiupuia
that be may make In ray behalf.
II. W. Scott.
Tho letter was read to a number
of legislators, wboso support was
sought In some cases the reading
was accomplished by the threat that
Mr. Bourne could not dollver enough
votoa to elect, and Fulton emerged
triumphant.
At Senator Fulton's banquet four
days later, reforonoe was made to
the cost of a loglslatlvo oampaiga.
Tho remarks pasead showod plalsly
that all nrosent wero familiar wMa
the raising of the ? 26,000 purse.
Hero's polltloal purity from the
one lnaorruptible souree in Oregon.
To come, back to tho land fraud
trials the Oregon oxansos and ex
plains without disproving a single
aenlon made by tho Tribune. T&o
facts remain as stated by tho Trl.
bune, the flies of the OregoiJan fur
nish all tho needed proof. Tho Oro
genlaa did oppose the land fraud
trials during tbolr early stages and
until Judgo Tanner cenfessed: It did
make truce with Senator Mitchell
after his last oleotion as senator,
wblob gave him Immunity from at
For Bale Ono-yoar-old "Mammoth"
blackborry plants. Ton conts
apiece, or $1 por dozen. Addros
Boa 41C, Salem, Or. 10-24-tt
For Halo A now Edison Home
Phonograph SCO outfit for f0.
Apply to W. II, Squire, West Sa
lem. 10-12-tf
Wo Aro Cuj1i PurclMutcrs Of poul
try, egga, nnd all kinds of farm
produco. Borry cratos made up
In unlimited luantltlos. Capital
Commission Co., 267 South Com
mercial stroot, Salem. Phouo Main
170.
LODGES.
Atrpctitvra Union o, 106B Iocl
Union No, 1005 of Carpontora al
Jolrors of America moot ovary
Saturday ovonlng nt 7:39 p. m. lit
Hoarnt hall, 420 State St. A. W.
Donnls, Itco. Soc.
Foresters of Amorlca Court Sher
wood Foresters, No. 19. (
Wodnosday In Hurst ball, sHaW
stroot. Le eAbbo, C. R,; J. O.
Perry, financial secretary.
Central Lodge No. ip, X. ef, P. 4
Castle Hall la Holmas block, eefw
ner State and Liberty streeU.
Tuesday of each week at 7:18 p.
m. Oscar Joknsoa, O. O,; M, M,
Anderson, K. of R. aed S.
Modem WoodH of Amrk Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. C246. MsaU.
every Thursday evening at 1
o'clock In Holman ball. W. W(
Hill, V. O.J F. A. Turner, olerjsx
For Sale Good house and barn,
new, 26 acroB all under cultivation
berries, prunes nnd all kinds of
fruit, flvo mllos from Salem, 93600
This Includes 0 cows, 2 horses.har
nes8, 1 heavy wagon, spring wagon
200 chlckons and other farming
necessities. Enquire 492 Stato
sfeet. ' 9-23-tf
For Balo or Tr(V A flno corner
lot QOxlCO, on Court street. Also
cy acrofl of good land, foncod, 3
inlloa south. Prlco on this tract
'$700. Latham Land Cornpanj.
Ovor Portland Genorul Kloctric.
12-9-tf
' HOLLISTCR'S
R&cky Mountain Tea Nuggets
a Bur If dldat for Bair FwjU.
Sriszf Oollw Ilulth mi StuvtC Vigor
A rlfta for C.Btttn&tton. It, UeOOH I t
tanVa unlU hla oonvlotlon became alsmKMwrTHiWe.l,l
certainty: and It did support Blnger
Hermann for congress In two cam-
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Interest semi-annually. Gilt odgo
and a satisfactory investment to
anyone. Address J., oaro Journal
onloe. 12-10-Ct
Fmplorment Agency If you want
help of any kind or want a placo
to work, no matter what you
wanf, mako your whnts known by
registering at my oillco, Also
havo real citato of ovary descrip
tion, end sell at bedrock prices
and terms. Flro nnd accident pol-
lolos. Notary work of all kinds.
Satisfaction guarantood. Offlco,
arango Hall, corner of Commer
cial and Cantor otroots. Phonos
337 aiyl Farmers 193, R. R. Ry
an. 11-30-tf
Woodmen of World Moot every JFH
day nlgbt at 7:30, In Holman ball,
L. E. Ponnell. O, O.: P. L, Fra-
lr, Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Uulon Sick, aeet
dont and pension Insurance; S2,
000,000 plodgrd; every claim paM
Good agonts wanted, J, II, O.
Mongomory, supreme organiser,
Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R.
Ryan, secretary, 640 State street.
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Wanted Pressman. Apply to Jour
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For Sale Two oholco building lots
at low price. New sidewalks and
coccolloiiv sowor connections. Easy
terms to right party. A. F. Hofor,
Salem, Or. 1210-Ct'
For Sile Ono 7-year-old horse and
one set of harness, and a two-stated
buggy. Call two blocks north
of cemetery. Mrs. C. Eberth.
12-11.3t
FOR RENT
To Kent. Flvo room fiat, over Far
rlngton & Van 1'atton's market.
Inquire of Steinor & Berger, 188
South Liberty street. 9-24tf
KMney TrouWw. l'lmpli U.ewi, Jirijmr
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Wanted. Manager for branoh offlco
wo wish to loonto hero in Salem.
Address, with references, The
Morrla Wholesalo llouio. Cincin
nati, Ohio. 12-9-lm
Wante Chambermaid at Willam
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Wanted A cook and a girl to do
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1280. 12-11-lwk
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Frank M. IJrovn .Manufacturer of
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I'LUMllKKS.
Tlico, M. Hrr Plumbing, hot iter
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104 Commercial street. PhoM
Main 192. D-l-lyr
M. J. I'etzel Plumbing, steam and
gas fitting. Rucccsior to Knox A
Murphy, 226 Commercial street,
Prono Main 17.
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ivery iiiki iwu htuutcM Old Poet-
olllco Stablos, at 264 Ferry street,
botweon Commercial and Froat
streets. Telephone 1SS, Some of
tho finest liveries in the city can
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proprietor. 10-l-iyr
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Ofllces, 640 Stato street, opposite
court bouse, Salem, Or. Residence
Phono 818 Main. 8-13- lmo
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It Is worth more than any otae
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For sale at your grocer's,
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All kinds of transfer work 4or,
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Phone 210. Residence Faoae f If,
m .-,,.,iJ, M'lJJ.auMSi
THEAVEHUE
Creams, Ices, clgarj and confer
lone. Corner of Seventeenth an
Asylum avenue. N. o, S5r. prtu
prletor.
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