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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL lOm'AL. ALEX, ORBOON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1WW. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL V.. MOFKX, VA. owl Prof. ia lMta i'jhwifiatr lree to American rrinclpU and HH'rHw mi Dretfwent of All Oreon. ' rseUabed Kyr Nvsafcfci KiScfH gw'l) 81" Of. IWMCKirrfOK RATK0. (ISTerJaMy Id jidra-aee.) 0My, by carrier, iw yr-... ..i.f.t.9 Per month-. ...,..0o W Mfclr. by mall, jMsr yer... ....... 1.09 Six months .... Jtto Me are Mtfttk $1.00 for three UPECIAIi DELIVERY. IMte at the fellow at 15 cents par moattt, f AfyteB Wore, F. O. De Voe Boi, Asylum Atobhs Junction. CAtlte, Seventeenth street o A. W. Lane, 3rden Road store. Do' more, At, Dotte, oth Commercial street. Bleotrie , G. K. Eealey, t ttate treet; Fk Qrea4e Store, Harrison Dee, Flr Orouftds Road. HowoU'a CM'ler, Twelfth as Croes otreets. O. Ki rocery, A. A. Eaglebo t, Twelfth etreet Whoelor'a IMore, W. D. Wheeer, Highland aveane. Tew Fork tor. r, O, hwr(, Twelfth aw Leslie. me HELP THIS WORL MK DAY -H'a H4e Id lure the Btnlloa along and holp tho world bo'gny; t , flow to Blag the happy song and whlstlo caro away. It'a Urns, to gladly leave behind the sorrow and the sighs' ' " It's time to took. er fry & And each cranny where It lies. . It'a.tlwo te h4tt the fer mirth and about Jamah t?aieo; 1 Give Joy thoxfreeo ol the earth, drlvo Woo Into the ca; v It'a time to hide tho frownB and lot tho songs of gladness rise The worU Je taeghlng; lot's forgot tbu sorrow and tho (JKhjir . t ' 8. B.SKlsor. ' "O1 ' , THK Mtiim AH TO STATEMENT NO. ONE. mi. & iVHriilj.n,. ruifn from' lllrt, COIIblrV ttrOclnclS that tilt) IRQ!" nil.' nuivn"l"' Vw""n y" ----- --- . - MUiu.. r it.n nnln whn nrn twrvthlrdn Ttontibllcnnu, nro not satUtlod to M-copt opposition to Htntomont No. 1, AH A TKST OK PAIITY I-OY- AITY. Tba aplrant for tho county office aro all willing to bavo tbolr namca 80 faflforo tbo peopIO on tho direct tirlnmry ana uo opponent 10 oini mont No. 1 aro willing thoy ahouM. ' Of course, tborols a woll-grounded fonr thnt If dhoopponents of Btnto Ttient No. 1 aro atrong enough to dlctato n legislative ticket, TIIHY Vthh 1K HTIION'O KNOUflll TO DIGTATK THK HKHT Ol-' Tilt! On tho other hand, tho opponents of tSatomont No. I say thoy have nd Intention of meddling with tho make-up of tho rettt of tbo ticket, but DO DKMAND THAT OANDIDATKH I'Olt THK LKOIHiaTUHK NOT TAKK THAT HTATKMKNT, as It would pledge thorn to tfjpport. mo choice of tho people for United Btutos senator If tho pooplo at tho Juno -election chose n Domocrat. -Umiv TiMtmhllfntia ImVn nn fnnr nf n. HoiUOornt belllK cllOHCU. OtllOr IK THH FKOPLK AHK TO KLKOT THK UMTISI) HTATKH HKNA fu TriMV HAVK AH MITCH HIOHT TO NAMK A DKMOUKAT AH TMMY HAVM TO NAMK A UKMOCHAT KOlt ANY OTIIKIl OFFIOK. Wo do not bollevo atatomont No. 1 should bo mndo a test of a man's Itnnuhllrnnltiiii. Under tho hoadlng, "Should 1'eolo or noises ltluoT" tho Joseph Hor aid, a Kepubllcnu pnper, mnkes a pretty plain stntomout of tho Issue, which wo copy below. - 8omo of our political friends will take oyooptlon lo II, I-Oll IT UHKS VKRY PLAIN l((N(iUA(K, but M this Is n frou country,, wo suppoio they will permit a newspaper to call things by tho names by which thoy nvi tmul iinitnr-ktfiml So at the risk of being crltlolsod, wo roprodtion thb following from tho pen of our country contemporary, ana iar it i.u itm wiuvv u IH WOHTir TO OUII IIKADKIIH, WHO TOIMl THKUl OI'IMONH AXY. now wrriiow dictation wom any nhwhpai'hu oh ioiiti OAIf llOSHi Hlntomeut No. 1 Is nn optional n'Cdge. to wbloh candldatMi for the lexlnlakiro may subierlbe, binding the onmlltlnto, If olootwl. 4o votw fur that eandldate for United Btntw senator WHO UIIGIIIVHH THK lllflll- KHT NU.MIIKK Ol' THK I'KOPMVH VOTIW AT THK JUNK UliHC TH)N, If a governor or sooretnry of state Is to be elected, a primary Is held at which all tho tvmdldatus who des'ro to do so may eome before tho ieoil and ONK MAN WHO UKCKIVIM THK HinillCHT VOTK 1K )MHH THK CANDIDATK IX)H KACII VMVtW ThusKhoro la only one Demoorut candidate, ono Hepubllnun or one So clsllPt, as the enso may be. n n result of the prlmnrle, and that candidate govs on the otttolal ballot In Juno. THK tiNK IIKVKlVINfl THK HKHIKST VOTll 1 TIIKN KltKCTHI), OV COUIWH, WHY HIIOVMi TIIKIIK UK ANY DltTHHHNCK IN THK KMICriON OK A UNITKI) HTATIW NKXATOll? Thn only answer Is that the United 8tatos eonHUuthm ay the 1kU laturtt shall elect the senator. THK DHIKOT IMtlMAHY, THHOUOII HTAVHSlt&r NO. I, OPKHlft THH NlllKtiT HUHHTITUTK VW THK DIJtKOT HIK&riON OV HIJN ATOUH I0HHII1LK, .! ni.0 . MONT NHUD A JUTK Mll.Ii ( l'ondletou Hast Qreggnlttn.) If the farmer of Oregon will uttlt ivad l$f & (r WHitt9i h' t, theto will be no nevd of a tto Jute mill at ihe QrK$n ptnUja tiary to mahe cheaper saoks. The unlonxnf the farmers and their determlnutlOH tu stand &Qgethr thrwiRh Mthlok and thin will bnwk up any trmt in tho MiHtiy. HUT THK VWUMKUS MUST STAND TOAHT1IHII, Tho sua?) of 4helr uitivament for aheaper saoht depend upejt the t$rttue with wbloh they stick to their orKHHtsaUna and observe IU laws If the farmer can break up the taek trwl ly rHtlHj ami ftkH for bUla that t a cheap and sattetaeiW mIhUom at thn htgfe taj prloea. It hrata a jute mill all to pleees. U hniuInhi n UxatlM. NO IWIMWHITVKH Ql? STATU Fl'.VDS IN A (Xis'fliY I'ltANT, no hwvy (ieiw mt HwUrteHUHe. uolhlHR but a piwlu arowftHt u Kilek teather. That t an iMfirfHHMtv nwMy tor tke wheel xV ejrtoijtlu Ms Ute farmers ehouht keep their orgaHlnttloM friHet ta l heir nOnkL THK KMHHPMHN HAVK WON IIY OHCUNT.ATION. THH lAHil. KHH TAN IKTIIKK.l.Mlt. The hpmR are viylK eheaer ieW, ehmf salt. okeaHr traR(tHHiaHttH raiw. hUher vtmm ami InrtUr reurtw timm their lal4 ty wd hhH I the k tw the hlMy smcvhwUhI laswe f their ( frts The eoHwwtHlv hi Ktstem tlt 'n4 Wtd in frij year te yr H heata a Jute biHI. for ehet rk. l aa tratit u iWv world If pr us- i - iTTfr Sick Hair THtcT hilr oalv ached si clck ueih ,1a. s . ..--. -, ians vrflUM ec vvryiev dm eepie lathe wimM. Why ho Had te your tttth and sairsR to yow feslrP Aver'e Hair Vtcor r JU,,. .hW. JlfP wM. Cuw sick hr. MaTTv iHl(M. rliwaUtk, AhsMeeJ, ahsrf. aa. inujuai. mKiiie. a Hitr-MRk. -jv. SKANDIN AVIANS FOR TAFT MINNESOTA IS TAFT TAFT 18 THE PASSWORD FOB A PLACE OX THE DELEGATION FROM THAT BTATMEN WHO ARE TALXKD OF A8 DELE GATES TO CHICAGO FROM THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS. St. Paul Pioneer Press: That Minnesota will send a solid Taft dele gation to tho national Republican convention at Chicago thoro Is no fongor nny doubt, and tho members of tho delegation will bo either In structod for tho big secretary of war or ovory dologato will at least be a porson who has declarod himself oponly for Taft as first, second and third choice. . , This Statement Is mado aftor a caroful rovlow of tho situation, In which tho Pioneer Press has by In torvlows ,and correspondence secured tho opinion of leading Republicans (n ovory congressional district In the state. Unlto on Tuft. Tho only other candidates who havo any following In tho stato aro Hughos und La Follctto. Hughos has a number of frlonds, but no organ ized effort has boon mndo to secure nny dolcgates friendly to him, nnd IiIh frlonds say thoy bavo no Intention of pushing him, realizing that -tho good govornmont which thoy desire can bo secured best by uniting on Tnft nnd that dividing tho forces might result In tho nomination of a reactionary candidate. If such can didates as Fairbanks', Knox or Can no hnvo nny frlonds In this state thoy have not yot como out In tho opon. Thoro Is a wall-organized move ment for Ln Follottc, but It has not gained much hondway otttsldo of the organization, nnd they have given Vi hopo of oloctlng nny dologatos, nlthought nt ono timo, It Is believed, they had somo hopo of electing dele gates In ono or two districts, nut tholr talks at tho (Inrflold Republican club In Minneapolis Monday night Indlcatod thnt thoy will not try to nominate delegates, but will give their support to (Hs Taft men. IMc,wtt-ntLfirKO, The way It looks now. F. II. Kel logg, of Ht. Paul, will ! choHdn u doluKitto-ut-lnrge by tho state eon vontlnn without opposition, as he will have the Indorsement of his dis trict. Minneapolis expects to have one of tho delegnto-at-tnrgc, the northorn part of the state one and tho southern part ono. Thomas I.owry nnd W. W. Heffelflnger are cnndldntos for Hennepin's Indorse ment for detogate-at-large. lloffol finger doojatejl for Tnft from the start, and the Minneapolis politicians say he Is golV o twin Out Anally. Lojvry was supposed to, bo for Hughas, but he has not declared him self. K 11. Hawkins of lilwablk Ii a candidate for dHlegate-aulargo from his section of tho gtate, and he la for Taft. He will have the support of his congregational dtstrlot. In the louthorn part of the state Senator A. S. Campbell of Austin will probably be the delegate-at-large. although W. II. Parsons of Winona Ii talked of, Frank Hunt of Mankato. another Taft man. also wants to go. but men from hi own county say that the county and the dWtrUt will ast push fo honors tht ywr, as they have had their share in recent convention. No Ortfrtulml Mmmmmt. The Tnft movement, however, has (troeeedeil iveHUReHSl . There ha4j been H ergHtd H to bring J (iHt deletbts pledged to him.' ami Uwm who have come out haw dene so ef thtr ewa ateortf or at the eolleltathsH of frtU. The reeitlt Ii ' that In some districts the are ftv-' ml seeUime the hotter, taeogh alt for Taft. white ta otkr dUtrlcH ther kt aohody ektw the honor j Aa C. P. StMptoa, Hate railroad cm mteeior. abj la a laterview In the Pioneer Prooi lt wk. eerr one thinks tht soom oo eke H loohlag after Mr. ToU'e eaadldaey. and ualt there k som orsaalied ettort to see that proper wtea arx brought out for dlgtes. thwo Vs daaiger thai men he sheeted who will hot carry eut the whOtea of the peo-' pie. J In the flret dletrtet. tt is believed.! Seaater U O. Cooke ef Ketlegg uad Axtel UruadlR of Albert Leo. will be the delegate, hut If Senator Camp bell is not chosa deiegat&t-larfcw. ho might bo ono of tho district dele gates. J. If. Adair of Owatonna, Is being pushed for delegato by Steele county. as thy assert they are en titled to a dofeiate. He Is squarely -for Taft, and bq aro tho others. a 9i 4- SMILES It may bo Knox a good hard name and a smart man back of It. Talk about advertising Oregon, If Charley Fulton hasn't dono it, tp the vaiuo oi minions. Tho Willamette valleycpuld mso n wholo lot of that Coos Bay coal and Harrlman ought td4buiid that Hnj for us. Marlon county is building a lot moro crushed rock road. ' Tho Portlan'd ;b'oard of trado en dorses tho state university appropria tion of 1125,000 on which the grangers took tho referendum. Multnomah Republicans aro to mcot In a mass convention next Sat urday, tbrco delegates from each precinct. . Rov. Rosowarno of Union Congro gatlonnl church, hns resigned heart brokoh over Internal dissensions in tho Scnttlo church. Constrncts aro bolng let for Hnrrl- mnn's lino from Portland to Seattle "Jnll for trust magnates," sounds good, but It Is n poor slogan to get to bo Prosldcnt on. Thoro aro only n few of thoso fellows nnd putting them nil In Jnll would not change tho syBtom. It would mnko places for n now lot. Tho city council ought not narrow up tho south end, of Commercial street as It hns tho northern. Make It tho full $20,000 n your, gontlomun. Thoro Is much to do, nnd It should bo dono right. Tho program should bo scientific, but Its ennnot bo carried out without funds. Tho Taft- Hughes ticket U getting strongor and will be Invincible From Prosldont down It will be hoove tho Republican party to put tup something besides yellow-dog candidates who aro aftor tho graft Colon R. Kborhnrd of Joseph, who has not tho fear of tho political bosses boforo his oyes. Is n candidate for Joint representative from Union and Wallowa, and will vote for the peoplo's choice for senator. This young mnn la n Republican, nnd what Is stranger, seems to be running without opposition. He worked throe years at the asylum, completed n law oourso while working thoro, edited a Yamhill county paper and finished hie law studios nt an oantorn univer sity, nnd then located In Wallowa county We nre glad the young man la starting out right, although somo of the Salem politicians teach It the other way. At the same time Repub licans who are opposed to Statement No. I havo a right to their viows, and at heart probably bellevo Just as strongly as we do that all candidates should be nomlnatsd by the people direct. Horace Greely MoKlaley arrived in Portland Friday, and now ocouples the oetl recently vaoated by Stophen A. Dosiglat Pater. Thus do tho groat follow la each other's footsteps. The Western Uslen has reduced the rates of Its employe, but It ob jects to nay reduction of IU rates. In other words the Western Union How Is Your Blood It yoa lack streoyth, are nervous, have bo appetite, don't sleep well, eet tired Mtfr, your blood Is In fcd condition. Ye cannot be trcg without pare, rich Me!. IfeeA's Sarseparllla makes good, rtffc Meed sad keeps It good. lHepeeli"F'qr lx 0flths ffi ,jr: tew WJ Tot of orer with dyapepsl and lipere fcteod. Speat lots of Monej laraln, WTieo4-a brparllU cured m." Jos. 8, ZaiU. (Jeaoa. Neb. Hav No Appetite) -M I wm?.tronbJ!l with dyapeMla and had no J?Pt-,I..ta2 m ftet tMllnr after eatlnr. ffronMiutUm vm all ran dom. but Ilood'a Sariaparlllahas Tally rellered me." Florsxcb Stowb, SBMervuw. v ueontin. WooknOOO-"! bleM the day 1, beard ot H6Pr8i?iprilla. a It cured neofresse Mbmi after trip, bnllt my huabjjd no after pneumonia, and cured f"2 ?.a blKytpolonlni In our chlMren." Mas. M A. JDLworrn. Box , EmbreeTlll. Pa. j. ftnaA'm RarMnarllli Ii sold everywhere. , In the usual liquid, or la tablet form csllcd SarsotftM. ioo Doees une wouar. xiv pared only by a I. Hood Cc Lowell, Meee. nlavs Dotty larceny highwayman by taking by force a small amount from each of its employes and putting it in its own pockets. SttfrerlB; J Dollars Saved. E. 8. Loperf of Marilfa, N. Y., saya:, "I am a carpenter and have had many sovero cut hcalod by Buck len'e Arnica Salvo. It has saved me Buffering and dollarB. It la by far tho boat healing ttalvo I havo ever found." Hcala burns, aoros, ulcers, fever Sores, eczema and piles; 25c at J. O. Perry, druggist, CANDIDATES CARDS Cards of county candidates $G. Cards for district and stato candl datcn $10. For Representative. I hereby announco myself nB a can dtduto for tho Republican nomina tion for Representative nt tho pri maries, April ,17. HAL D. PATTON. I hereby announco mysolf as n candidato for nomination nt tho Re publican primaries for county su perintendent of schools. WALTER M. .BMITII. ' rie THK BUR BOAST FAMELY EVER Can ho ehtalned from oi Umisr ahi Juicy beef. m. pork. AH oar nseati ra troM the eholcest, and nrea the table to suit the demand fastidious. Our prices ara aalltr than yoa can indi place In iaiem, I. C. ORO88, Ffcooo Ml. r f r-r ' . . SALBrl water o OFFICII CTTT HAM For water service bddIt Bills payable saoathly In HICKORY BfIRK Cough Remedy AitoiVTnv rvtt j Coughs. Colds CROUP Vf hoopiny Couch Brsnthjilt SORt THROAT Mi.NMittN THROATr,dUNGS iwiMinntimata, o p eew oa SAtrM.o(uy.utA. ttU. vt)1H Cwtt I horoby nnnounco myself ns n candidato for nomination nt tho Re publican primaries for commission er. D. 12. ROBERTSON, Turner, Oregon. I dcslro to plnco my nnme boforo tho Republican prlmnrloa for n re nomination for County rccordor. D. O. DRAQER. I wish to nnnounco to my frlonds thnt I am a" candldatavfor county treasurer, siibjoct to the Republican primaries. JOSEPH O.-MOORE. I hereby announco mysolf a cnndl- ditto for county commissioner on the Ropublloan ticket. . O. TJ. IIOVT, . Jefferson, Qro. HAVE YOU Kver etoppod to fitre how wwoh yo uHld have today if yon h4 tevod sea put at tautest OOo Ootov or ire dolUrt from yoor mgc eoch wok siaoe you are bee eorolog moe Kttgtots oi h p now. hat starting aavtotf sacotpt will Let a help y ve. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK I am n candidates, for office of county Judgo, subject to tho Repub lican primaries, on the platform ot a square .deal to all. W. W. HALL. At the request of many Republi cans I have decided to become a can didato for tho nomination for county Judge, subject to tho Republican pri mary oleotlon. WILLIAM BUSHEY. Prices 25c, ROc, $1.00- Irstalass druggists erorjwl TORRID ZOl FUNARCE & ir JUu"'!"" x-v " Tho abovt cut repreten brick llne'd Torrid Zone Guaranteed gas. smoke to4 proof. Economical and dun A. L. FRASI 258 STATE 8TREKT.1 Estimates furnished oa b lr Aswor, I hereby announcQmy candidacy In tho Republican prtmaYlea for, as sossor ot Marlon county; pledging Just and equal taxation. F. J. RICE. For County Judge-ot Marlon coun ty, M. L. Jones. His platform will be a square deal and fair treatment tor every one. good roads, no waste of publlo money, eta aeejie)e)ieiiieinnf e)ejie ;yGold Dtsst Flout 1 Made by THS BTDITXT POW- ! SX COMPANY, Kidney. Oregco. j Made tor fanllv use. Atk your grooir for it Rrts tad short alwnv ot hand. ' - I P. B. Wallace i AGENT OW oejie'iaeoaoftgMaittiioeejti fffll ft U UrltSrER'S nn TUB HI V" "ZZZl ! . ..-1 to ktt lrac- ..'"A'i.l DiAMitan ii.-i" -n uikuinuua.ww"' SOlPBYDRlftClSTSDl 'VONEORMANVCOIO LARGEST FACILITU IN THE VUST rv THE PH33vwT10N ' HIGH 0.1ADD W0! lAnt it t8tf A l""ls W ES& rrrroui LIME AND SULPHUR SPRA1 DEPENDABLE BRAND Manufactured by Gideon StoJ Cofy, Cor. MW aaJ $' HAi.im niivnrkv PIIOSE M-VI ; We guaraatee this spray to be a strictly pure w ad af wiu'wa. te SS to 31 Baume. tU For sale by FLETCHER JenYIlD, D. A. WHITE Ss SOX Ji CO., IU 1" CHLBKRT CO. AND AT FACTOR Piled S 58- per barrel; 11.56 credit tor barrel if tcturs- -- - T" - ' LMM11 MUI m ..hiii.iii ii immmmmi,tmmitn,u,vmmmtmk