Daily capital journal., January 22, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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DAILV CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JAXUAItV g
60cSSIP FROM
THE CAPITAL
t ContlniioJ from page three). ,
of thn currency question and (ho in
troduction of numerous measures
"calculated to euro financial Ills, con
-grcsa thus far slnco tbo holiday ro
''cow has buslod iUolf principally In
planulng nuraoroua and tundry bills
tor (ho Immediate bonofll and relief
of tho resident of the District of
Columbia. There has been agitation
In previous congresses to secure
cheaper gas, lower stroetca$ fares,
and universal transfors for tho capi
tal of tho nation, but never before
wui tlioro such iutorest taken In
JtfeeM matter by so many different
HjBra to both houses of tho nn
ttomtiegllaluro. Tfio attention of
Mho mombers to tho needs of Wash
lagton doubtless was drat attracted
hf tktk send for. aii extension of the
atrcot railway (rank?, to the now
union station. Tho terminal was
formally opened and put Into use
tiy tho railroads only a few day bo
Torn tbo sixtieth congress assembled,
4 4ho incoming members wcro
tfcortxiRhly impressed with tho ncJd
tor Imtuedlato notion by tbo long
walk they wero compollod to tako
over muddy roads and dirt pave
ants lo tlio nearest streetcar lino.
"Thon the champions of n universal
transfer system and of tbreo cent
fares got busy, and hnvo Insisted that
no (raokaKO legislation bo
uJl
through without provision for tliolr
lict hobblnH. Prom this contempla
tion of thu wrongs heaped upon
AVaahlngtonlans by the public sorv
Ico corporations, It was but a stop
to additional reforms, and tho are "r "' "Wl onw m '" 0l "'""''
hinted at in n "show mo" resolution hn n ooA recortl Ux U," "J5!1. nf
IntriMluiioil by Representative HhaklejHr,n- hnvl"K IM,rvwl ln th ,,,,,,,,,;
Tord of MlMourl. which dlrsot tU ,,,B nn'1 mw T,,fl M Kovernor of
iieorelnry of commerce nnd labor to ' W'""'""- 0r'81 ,l vor' hK!l
Investigate and report upon the f.Plnlon of tho man and says bo Is to
fair or all puhllo service oorporn '" vntnril to nil others ns an Ideal
tliiMin ihn nuiriiit. iiinUiiiin siriMit. Mnillilnls for the Prosldoney. Hn
railway. telephone, olootrlo lighting
nnd gas companies.
W'lillo tbe nttentlnn of (ho general
IMibllo (m taken Mp with tho talk of
itrluftltilii u'Nr vifllli Iiihaii mul tiiuv
on,, In following the progrftn, of tl t
tmuiwlili. squudrou 'rouml tho item.
... ... . .
n miglitly army Imlug quietly
innralinllfil here In Washington au!
liroparntlniu for n bitter lnteriieln
tniRglo ar being poshed vigorous
ly. And tl will be a Here light, awl
1ng okI when the agjcreeeom ar
victoria. This Is the light wklsh
tlit HttvwattNi f proklbUiftH nn plan,
nlng to UMke before eoggreee far
the -anetweHt of laws which will
wHHt imt the "ttottioa Hunt," front
thn DIctrM of Columbia. If any
tklHka t)Ml the mailer le Barely
tt hmii mm mr will gad iaw
aelve -ecy WMih ntlaukea. for the,"'"' BU w"" " -- -boats
of tmpe.anre, believing ihai'W'"- wM' a,,"r-1 f
the lime kaa oo when lny eat
furott twek n meaaui thronak eon
Mfe. aal reaitttag wnai aa Impetni
vuld Ue gtvn their rant by ihu
MttaialtUng ike federal government,
atrtt d4(MrMlaed to snake every shot
ruuat nnd hiii ! no atone ua
turned Im railag tlt bulwarks of the
llqnar Intcru Waaalagtoalana will
Imvn vor llitl voice la toe gt
which N ( teav the city "wot or
"dry" for Ik- ontcome will very
largely dapead upon the preeaare ev
w ed M tlut ladlvldaal Matanart
from their koate dMrlcU aad aeataa.
K qaHrt will na gtvt. none aakadi
U will he a Kgt tae gaiaar
llttewtfti ettorta pronmaly will
inndetn tkeidUik eeaKreee to
nlriot Iturotma m wiMI as Aataik
lmmlnmlloH. laada of Ue mv
l l PHt at leant a lamaararx
atifp to the IhIUu ai law cte Hmt
.tH ar (MlatlMK aat tkst fully
ttae.aaa.Me of AatiMfleaa gold waa
takea Uok lo Harnpe laat er bv
tkt cMigmtlag (oreigaeni Mku aad
i ikeaa aoofim laa.eaf atroa
wad rtcHpd their aiokaa foilagea
Mt KM pHt f UtU eoamry. TWy
IMtlat to iheaa HganM (o show thai
inetead oi taa la bar aad ataM
tii-oHSot tanaa llarape ratsMlalgg km
p dewieap that great aaaatry.
th- nibn hat ooly etaynd la
AMian liag mo$k to tm Uetr
4t4tal m nad taoa kave gnat attk
rroen ae. they tame, leaving laa
llalWd Mlair tHMtrer )km ot ynat
wW T-.y ara laat tlwea gga
retai oa'x u th wlm kar ma4ed
ua tao aaMMn eatud fra tne aa
twu T Mara aa& atUbm0u
ly aaoot i Otiawal Immlcmtlaii
Tat avama UU lHailt aaru. ae
twatutetpi a 4x ptmiaa fw
Sm m Mat loan (wtai Wa m
the rt It-, wnule ! Hr;ami
U b) H HWMnt a MK IM, K N yrj.
uraUaMo it it w p more p.
iaa a iaai frk4 m- U r
atrtaUd lMHtgruMi aMvaaiatat. U
f tk rpat mmw fr.mlmi.
a big howl over tho action of the
department of Justice In removing
tho western land fraud cases from
the Pacific coant to courts to thos6
of the District, Bocrotnry Bonaparte
submitted to congross a request for
an Jtr.orgcncy appropriation of $19,
000 to covnr tho expense of trying
thoso cases In this city. Under th'i
law one-half of the expense of run
nlng tho District government Id
borno by congross and one-half by
tho taxpayers 6t tho District. Tho
trial of tho Hyde-Donson-Dlmond
and Schneider cbsob t this Jurisdic
tion will moan that one-half of tho
cxpenBO of witnesses fees, Jurora'
fees, balUffs' fees and miscellaneous
court expenses must bo paid by tho
property holders of Washington.
They aro Imposed upon often enough
as it is, but when it comes to mak
ing them pay for something which
thoy don't. KAt nnd In which they
have no Interest, they feel resentful.
However, It Is not belloved that tho
department of Justice will change
( program, and if congress BOca fit
to grant Sccrotary Bonaparte's re
quest, the District government will
have to poy tho flddlor dcsplto tho
fact that It doesn't danco.
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OREGON CITIZENS FOR TAFT
(Continued from First Page )
preferred Tuft to any other candl
.Into nnd that Oregon was probably
well Into the Taft column. "It Is my
mitnlnn." ho mild, "lli.il If loft to n
J popular volo of tho party thin Btnto
would oxpross n proferonco for Tntt.
KiiIciii Clly Father for Tuft.
Aldormun Mldrldga of this city In
ot n I'olUlolnn. but a representative
u waH THft'B '(,,,orttl,0 V1"1!
vnii tue nay. au orumnry pmm
olnn who would have used his power
reokleeely eonlil never have restored
ordor or oatabllahed goverumeut.
'I'll It's work In the lluud eoimnandoil
lJ,B M?T rw,,,,cl of fr,emU "
oe8 f th "TTiTn 12 n"
Imb 1 1 IMS Ih Ilia tilatdrv flf tilt lil-
", , , . " . ........ ,
amis, aud Lieut. Uldrldg unri'Hl-
tallHgly delar,Tall would maku ,
oae of the great t PrealdenU t It -.
UMlleil lutaa hms ever hart aeconU
to aoaa-HiHtl tkat kls election would
Ue a moral eertalaty. The writer
Uae eaavaaaed arort of itepubllraas
la tale eoaaiy aad Had taal tae
plainer claas of rltuieas aal bneiaeaa
wen are rtroagly for Taft. Tkay
argue that he has ailed all tit civil.
Military aad judicial position of Im
iHtrtanre. that lie le a tried aad true
...... a.-- ... - - bma! maILIum1 Im
u"'Jr
hi in to Ika people
nnd would make him a w Inn lag can-
dl,t,lU
Joha -"ragl Mod of tea do you
ilka UaatT" iTteelHa'-ao-teM.
eome but Raaky Monataja Tt
baat." JokM "W Uolllatar'i
Kockjr Mouatala Tea Uaatt" I'rlarll
la "It apaaka for Itaatf. John "
(Makea lovalr aogipsajrfoa. ) 1'
ttaaa't flora.
Kllhul tlio NV;iits,
(UaUwt l'raae Iaaaad Wire.)
tlarkavllla. Testa.. Jaa. It. -Two
aatcraea: v?w kilted aad a third oae
wetttided Im a baUw ladax with
gaarda, Thar ware raaaht la Oi
aat ot trying to tlr and dynamite
tbe tobacco factory of tba Uays org
Oawpaay
IMIm Ouml In O to II Dar.
IUVO OlKTMHtrr la Kaaranteed to
oure any taaa of Itaklae, HUad. Uleed
lag or l'ratradlai: lMlat la 6 to
day sr aaaaty refunded, (le.
Tho (fnMu SwhiIoI.
(United lreaa LhmJ Wlm
I Merlla. Jan. tt a, Mr.
(Ia.atli. . .W. u.Ui.u... . . .
..w-r-.-- -. - hi-, a-Mrg-M
b Bdltor Uardn agntnet otb.r
'Katghu of rbe Houu.l Table," Ua-
era rooat llobeana t.nd Major
Oouni l)Hr ui ivd u defend
kkrflttMMVo. tinU) bvforo tntt nitlltmrt
aaan f inMuiry.
Tba (ho mra ar ogkUlty ebaraed
wllb abaMttg tbalr au bortty by forc
ing or tadtuiii-r eotdler under them
tw pattultMii. in the iiCmhbm obAr-Ma
by Harden. Ouunt Hobuau u ik.
KabKr'i. cwaaia.
-
A4Tp- iu Motbet liua t im m..
eaJaitaa vt-t(i hw khu - -
aUemx and h-iit"4 dAiung (h nustar
Willi UaJtmtei Kvhx li .. din Tea
H 4 greaix' u. . f , .kikiw.
Ir mw kma-ML daaa Um ,- i,
I
Men's Amorlcan Gentleman shoe, kid
of., and pat. leather Bhoes, former
prlco f J.75, now
Mcn'a 'Highland Calf, former prlco
$3.00, now
Men'a Highland Calf, former prlco
$3.50, now
Mcn'B Water King rubbor and canvas
lined $5.00 shoes, now
Men's Water Klnc rubbor and canvas
lined $4.00 shoes, now ......
Men'u Water King rubber and canvas
lined $3.70 shoes, now
Mon'a Water King rubbor and' canvas
lined $3.50 shoes, now
Boys' Water King $2.50 shoos, now.
Men's Sunflower shoos, formor prlco
$G.fb, now
Mon's 8unflower BhoeB, formor price
$6.00, now
Mon's Sunflower shoes, formor prlco
$5.90, now ..
Mon'B Siintlowor shoo, formor price
$5.50, now
Mon'a Sunflower shoos, former prlco
$6.00, now
IloyV high out show, formor price
$2.25, now
Boys' Calf shoos, former prlco $2.26,
now
Everything at a reduced price. Going out of business. This
is no fake sale. I mean what I say. Come and see for yourself
Stock and fixtures for sale at a bargain
SALEM CASH SHOE STORE
C. C. GIVEN, Proprietor, 263 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon
BECAUSE THE
JUROR DRANK
lUHKatl I'raat Iaacd Wire.)
North Yakima, Wash.. Jan. it.
Joaapk riauaar. toe Mexican kalf
bretd, recently coavlotvd hem of
warder la the drat degree for the
kllllag of hU wife, laabel. near Top
pmlnh. baa boeu granted a naw trial
by Judge I'rfcble. The new trial la
granted ns a rftiult of aWdavtU pre
Mntd to the court alU'Ktus; that
WIHlaut WelU. uu- or the Jumrs, n
IntoxUnitid iM'wrul dm. dming the
11 tK ti t nH'ftMM (f (hi. iru!
OUR COAT AND SUIT SALE
, !" ' " " '"'maaaammmagBsaamammW '''aammmmmmmmmmmmmmmMammlMMJ
MMM"wiwwWWMM"eMe"MeM---
It will certainly
MICHAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
aatl, HUD 4 -;,
CLOSING
$2.75
2.65
2.65
3.90
3.00
2.75
2.50
2.00
5.00
4.85
4.50
4.60
3.90
1,65
J. 65
I'lfot I lus Snllcd.
(I'witcd Iias Lianl Wire-)
WAHhinxton. Jan. 22 near-Admiral
l.van aud hie licet sailed from
runt Aivnaa tcxla , according to a
t.-lcgram Juet received from the ad
miral. The lluytliiu Involution.
(United I'raat Iaaaed Wlra.)
WaehlBftoa. Jan. It. The liar
tla revolution in rapidly epraadittf-.
A dispatch to the atata government
from Con Mil Uvugeton at Caie Hay
tlun tmi that tho roolutlonit are
In iNt.iiMMou if n-lKhli(rlnic l!-
UK' Uiwl that I'ttjie HutUU
tli i cat' nt
mmmmmim''BRBHammmimmmummmmmmmmmmmmmnmm
pay you to attend this sale
one oi our suits or overcoats. The prices
are so decisive that the actual cost is not con
sidered. The famous
Bishop's
ReadyTailored
Clothes i
Regular prices Suits $ 1 0 to $25
bale prices Suits $ 6 . 5 0 to $ 8
Regular prices Overcoats $ 0.00 to $27.50
bale prices Overcoats $6.50 to $22.50
OUT SALE
Boys' kid shoes, former price
now
Boys kip shoe's, 'former prlco
now v tu
Boys' good Bhoes, 'lorrier frrlce
now ''''
American Lady Shpea, 'pat., or
formor-prlco $3.75, now
.,
Ladle's' Vassar .shoes,
$2.50 now .,
LadlcB Picnic .BI1003;
former
fonqbr
$2.25, now ."..
vLadloscAmorlcan shoes, Ox.
formor prlco $3.00, now fL
W
Amorlcan Ladies' shoos, Ox.
formor prlco $2.50, now
TOIea IHghlnnd Calf, extra
former prlco $2.25, now
Misses' Highland Calf, former
$1.75, now
Children, $1.59, now . .'
Mon's rubbers, 10c a pair loss.
Blaokolla, 5 cents.
Miller's wntor-proof
size, now
blacking,
Gilt Edge, 25c size, now
Got oil, 10c bIzo, now
GETTING READY
FOR BIG. FLEET
(UaHad I'raat Leased Wlra.)
I-ot Angelas. Jan. St. A recaption
and uail for the ofBcers and a thraa
days barbecue for the Jackie thete
are tba first plans formulated for the
reception of the battleships of Ad
miral ICvans Heat that are scheduled
to arrive lu I.oi Augelue port in
April. General Adua It. Chaffee haa
boen belwttHl as chairman of the
nimmlt'i'i- appointed for tlm rt'Ortii
Ujtlitn and iiti-rtalniui-nt of tht ofll-Ir.-is,
whi.i iwnut. .r F'lnt U namfl
$2.25,
$2.25
$t.65
1.75.
L 1 5
2.60
1.95
1.75
2.66
2.00
1 .50
1.35
1.00
$L7G,
kid,
,.
" .
prlco
prlco
.ties,
1.
ties,
good,
prlco
;
25c
.15
.15
.05
ns cnnirninn or tho commltfco u
provide entortnlnmont for tho mei
James J. .Toffrlog, tho rhampIo'J
puj-lllst, wiih added to tlr hit cf
committeemen. The fir-1 comraltt
will ask tho public to ralsf by popu
lar subscription $25,000 to defnj
the expenioa of tho cnt rtalnmeii!.
XKW CANDIDATItS
IMI.K NOMINATIONS.
Tliomaa K. Campbell, CotUj
Grove, republlonn, for raiload cos-
mlaalonar; Prod W. Wilson, HepnV
Uran, from Tho Dalles, for diitritt
attorney aovontli dltrlct: V 0 O
jiad. Domocrnt, from Cinx.n W
for dlwtrlct nttorney ninth A strw
bav- Med their declnrnilom as ti
dldat r lieforo the direct I'lraarr
and purchase
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Salem Woolen
Store
g-i. Jle, Tea or TablM n,
WautoR iajpajr k&v alwd
Stone St.o