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Newspaper Page Text' fj ' lf" ; I r 4 UAILV CAPITA f, JOrilSAU. HAI.KM. OKKOO.N. MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sfrl, 108. SENATOR FULTON . CLEARS HIMSELF lis lefty it .Mey Sitisficftiy i His Frieflds-Oives Tkec UirtswcfiHc fess Wiy Sack's Story Is Fatee AMUSEMENTS 'HHMHtlHHHMIHH Grand Opera IIohbc. Februarr 27 "A Royal Slave." March 4 -"Tito Virginians." HOG AND GATltf RECEIPTS letter with one of them enclosed; Each county should help pay for them. What Is 150 to Bend out 10, 000 sbetfcs of advertising of this peerless valley to the world? SeaaloV Fulloa'a .reply lo F, J. Kney was given 4o tho Sunday mora lff papers, although tho Portland" Telegram violated itlio confidence of thto Vnta AasocUUlon, by printing It Hotora'ay night, Following Is merely tho opening and the main polnta of iftMuttor Fulton'a roply, and Tho Cap. tUI Journal can vouch for tho truth f aeaator Fulton' ta.tomont, that ke h elected geoatnr without tho et m deliar of money, of hid own orjiayono's, ami not oven troatlng to Jfjar, 1! Wuld not' evon flay eortpers to print his picture or wrftelfto, aad matty newspapers conU Saoefl of this, it wan also known fttftl thoro waa monoy to ho had At the headquarters of aomo otitho as jrtrftat against Pulton. Tho Capital Joaraal supported Pulton nt tho time without any solicitation on his Drt, as did most of tho nowspapora. Mk Opening Hlalemcnt. Por over 32 years near a third f century I havo resldod In the stale of Oregon. During 14 yonra of that lmo l was a momhor of tho atato aonnte, and for a qunrtor of a cntury more or less nollvo In tho IwlltloH of tho stato. During most f that period tho Republican party was rent and torn by Intoroonlno wtrngglos and factional atrlfo, yot mover nt any tlmo during all those alorray day did oven my most blttor onomlos bring in question my honor or Integrity. During tho 20 yonrj provloun to my olectlcm to -tho sen ate ovory contested elcotlon of United fltata sonator wan attended with numerous and notorious charge of "bribery and lavish nxpomllturo of money. My election occurred at tho Jonu ry eusslon. l0n, nnd was notod for fcavlMg boon conducted In a decent am honorable manner, without scan- al and without tho use of money, it "was ao because I Insisted that It mut tie ao I Mated mnny times thn. would 1 not Bocuro tho ofltco without tie imo of money, I did not want It. No Money to Hpetitl. It Is q'ilto true that I bad no mon tiy to spend, but my frlanda offered to provide money for me. I declined It, enylng that It was my ambition to bo elected without tho use of monoy; to go to (ho senate with olean bunds nd free of obligation to any ami trwy luterAd. 1 Old so, It has boon loft to .Mr. Henuy to bring tho llrst charge that has over boon made against my chnr ctr for Hungrily. Ono thing ob. Morvable, however, of his several ehatgea against me la that l am ac chupA. in wary luilniioa of trying to help a friend, in unt a single matter In It allege! (hat was seeking to ad vance my own Inlorest, or In anywise o proflt by the result. If I have Kianed. as he would have the people believe. H bus not been for my own stdfatUege or pjortt. but to aid a friend Now. J luibmlt to y oajtuJtt mind that there are. at loast three eon. vlaclOR and. I think. oeaelunlw rea aorai why that story, o far as 1 am tonoerued. la not true. Ulvr Tliivo ltttiMiiiH, rirt- It Is manifestly false that 1 should have gone out Into the pub Re lobby of the stale Route niid etc trv Into an altareatlou with Smith brmt tush a matter, or should there have demanded the relMrn of the money aud threatened him with via-Jea-pe ew.Hd NVUiJaj ptHMiruleC U la alta Kelhr improbable laat had we Uta oRagi la auok bHStxeiw, we weaW have taken I 'e well, a atraMger aatl third imrty, lute ear twHtWeas. takvd U ever la hi nstefie aaJ uent the aweey V hlat, ad Una add.-U o tk daa-r .( detect lea. hea ihmIIH wae tlivre hittutetf. will-1 tan aad aaUofte to aeee( the moaejr Third Tk wry hwt that I, Ir af ter . bH the Very MwJet f Hty owa evMMt ler re-eetlM Ut Ik jwrnai HaMMMy. la Oaaearj-. ia wpbi t U.e UiiftleMmr akvi told hiH aaytkta ahyUlU, HMkea k HNir that 1 myeelf waa mm Immi- oated. fer awreiy I wtnM ml iuoh v5i-vuwu(rtM ,4-e deikVerHW' ta veivwi HwJf, AUk Quitout Thra la aot the let taat I wm u the jgeveraor & I dtS )mt eimetu dve that I peFeaa)ly wa?i weww of Ihumwucel Webl l etWr b h tuegtleava t aim weh a iw. lt ra aay ima believe, that had I boon a party to tho paymont of tho monoy, directly or Indirectly, I would havo montloned It to Governor Chamborlaln7 Remember, I waa thou and thoro engaged In a contest for tho sooAtorshlp, and ho wao tho Dom-1 ocratliy governor, whoso eloctlon no ono had morn earnestly contested than I. la It concolvablo that, had I boon a party do 4ho transaction, 1 wpuld haVo spoken to tho govornor of all ma'about It? I have stated, and I repeat, thatj tho assertion that I was present whoni nay such jJroposltlon was mado to Binlth, or that I waa In any way a party to It, la absolutely false. I know nothing About It until loufe af- forwards. I do not fool at liberty to stato tho source of my Information, for much, of It was confidential, but 1 was firmly convlncod that It was truo, and that It waa my duty to toll tho governor, and I did so. Auditorium Roller Rink. Six-day rhecs all this week. IteKU- ilar sessions, Tlio Vaudcttc. Moving pictures and Illustrated longs, ovory afternoon and evonlng eicept Sunday and Monday after- aoonr. Pulton'a roply covers several pages of flno print, nnd Is too long to bo glvon In this pnpor, It will probably bo olroulatod a a enmnnkn doou mont. Tho best proof that what ho told Chamberlain was truo Is found In tho fnot that later Oovornor Chnm berlnln had to dlsponso with tho sor vices of Smith nt tho stato prison. Tho roply of Sonator Fulton Is per fectly satisfactory to his frlonds. It Is tho general opinion that Mr. Heny 1ms fnllod to "make good" In his at tack on Fulton, and thnt his Congro gatlonnl ohuroh spooch at Portland will ruaot In favor of tho sonlor Ore gon bouator. "TUB VIRGINIAN" AT SALEM, BLARCII When "Tho Virginian" played In Trenton, N. J., a Cow wooka ago. ono of tho boys from the college, whoso homo Is la Dotrolt, aBkod to bo pro sontcd to Frank Campcau, who halls from Dotrolt also. Tho actor was waiting to go on in tho last act, whllo itho youth stood pouring forth his admiration of Mr. CamDoau's "TranipaB," tho bad man of thu rango. Ho said, "Oh I I have scon tho play three tlmoa and I think you nro flno, but tho best thing you do Mr. Campcau, Is whoa you drop dond." Then "TrampaB" smiled his peculiar amllo, wont on tho stag and proceeded to "drop dead." Chicago, Feb. 24. Hogs, receipts, 60,000; cattle, 25,000; sheep, 2G, 000. Hogs opened steady, unchanged from Saturday's closing, and 1C cents lower than Friday. Left over Sat urday 3300. Mixed, $4-05 4.25 heavy, 14.05 4.30; rough heavy, $4.054.10; light, 4,054.25; cattlo and sheep Bteady. Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 2 4. Hogs, receipt, 11,000; cattlo, 9000; cheep, 1J),000. - Omaha, Fob. 24. Hogs, receipts, 5000; cattlo, 3700; sheep, 9000. Personal Mention Hdltor Freoman, of tho Albany Herald, was In tho city Sunday. Charles E. Hicks, a formor news- papor man of this city, was In town a short time Saturday on his way to 'motion to dismiss tho Indictments on 'Frisco Roodlo Cases. San Francisco, Feb. 24. Judgo DUnno this morning rapidly disposed of a long calqndar of grntt cases. Tho indictments against Cus Urab son, Joseph Orecn, I. W. Drobeck and Eugcno Schmltz, In tho Parksld i franchise cases, were continued for two wcoks to bo sot. ... Tho caso against Jeremiah 1)1 nan, ex-chlof of pollco, Indicted for per jury, was continued for two weeks for trlot. Tho cases against Eddlo Ornnoy, William Drkt. James W. Coffroth and ex-Mayor Schmltx, in tho prize fight matter, woro continued until this nftornoon, when District Attor ney Lnngdon Is to bo plncod on tho stand by tho attorneys rcpresont Ing the dofondnuta In an ondoavor to sooure evidence In support of their of a Blam at tho highly reran,, lustruviurs. In connlitnlnt, u . - me rnr states: "if this bill be Z pass, tho University will u, J re.. . t .t . m ouiiu iu oraur uy return man ior.wa u cwo in demanding fui freo sample copies, and then order I prqprlatlons. somo for distribution through thai Other Arguments File malls. The 1000 Facts of Production Tho state grangers ti.t. can bo enclosed In an ordluary two-J lied arguments against th cent letter without additional post-.i'ass" bill and tho annrnnri. age. I $25,000 for fgur years for thai iuu uuviuuss men una uiuzens oi ouuioui i armories throuch Salem can get this literature thatlntate. 5 nnswora a thousand questions In a Tho argumont against th mnvlni.lnn .. .,111. t i i u ' Dnei Kill - .. . fle logic of facta free for distribution I flimsy excuse to legalize th iiuui iuo oaicm tioara 01 iraae. paotea 10 state olflcera Orders for largo lota can bo placed Judges and sheriffs naBSP ... with Tho Capital Journal office or blind of attending to public bu u. J., oui'iiuru, secruiary, or a. iioior uo iiuupio aaopted an antl-na pfesldont of tho Willamette Valley and th'o legislature offers the' uuvujupuil'ill L.eague. uypusitu. FARMERS AFTER PROFESSORS (Continued from Flret Page.? COFFEE The best name for coffee is one that tells where the money's to come from, if yon don't like it in Vc!.,0,.r'."urn t0"r m,n" ''t IIL Siilttlnjr' llrtl m pr ,(, VHTKRA.NK IIO.VOl'tKI) REAR old ekqikr: WAHIIINOTO.V. Tho Union veterans nnd Ladles of the (Irand Army celehratvd thu birth day of George Washington on Sal- urdny at (Irand Army hall, and about 100 aat down to a splendid dinner, aud afterwards listened to a tine program. The principal (Irand Army man who spoke was John V. Robert bo ii, who made one of his entertain lug vltaaeope talks on army days Other vetorana told Htorleji of oamp and Held, and the afternoon was one uf I hose enjoyable reunions that tho homo of his fnthor, who Is vory lck, at Henley, Gal. Mrs. J. B. Crabtrco 'id Mrs. Chas. Rasom of Turner paid a mixed soolal and business visit here Snturday. Mrs. II. M. Dnrnott of Turner vis ited frlonds In Snlom Saturday. Mis. I. L. Robortaon rotfirnod to hor home In Turner Snturday even ing. Mrs. P. T. Dorooreaux of lOtiirsno. who has been visiting her slstdr In Oregon City, paid a short vlalt to hor rolatlvos In this city on Saturday be- rore returning to her home. Mrs. C. A. Nash, assistant post master of Oregon City, was In Sa lem Saturday on buslnosi matters and also to visit with relatives. Mrs. Roio Armstrong has been visiting her sister In Albany. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jakes returned to their homo In Turner nftor a brief buslnose visit In this olty Saturday. tho grounds of bins und projudlcc. In Judgo Lawlor'a court tho cose against Patrick Calhoun, Thornwell Mullally. Tlry L. Ford. William M. Abbott and E. E. Schmltz, charged C0,V0H I)Ut 1G0 ' tho approprln-l with bribing tho supervisors to voto t,on; t,mt no niontlon Is mado of the! Tho. ir,n.. . .. -o a"bio uaaurt tnat the uito BPrvice to which the mlJ ever called Is to nettle differed tween largo corporations and employes, and thaClho former mornlnjg by tho Linn Council Patrons e ory P88,,)I6nianner tbi of Husbandry. Thn n-mimn .it. Lnt OI ""s. and that h contains IB rnnHnn tn 'vnttl Telephono Company, backed h against tho proposed appropriation, ,f.rfu' lnfowk "e trying to BUggostB atrongor motlvo than "ex- ""C , 8roBB earnng tax .V.. .. ... .... at thn laat nlnr-tlnn t. "Bnnco- in tno following state- ., .. . "' li c ment which concludos on0 of their , ' in" i0lRl .r ""MOO w( paragraphs: "Their (Stato Unlver- . ? 8"fflclnt appropriation alty) hands aro always out." I ' "a nnd oroct arraorIe. In ev Tho first tmrt ' of h ,inn, wh,ch now h" or would raise calls attention in h .int.m.n n... pan' of m'lltln. and that thl. tho University haB but 23 per cont, r0fiuf,ro, cndless approprlnllon whllo an .increased appropriation of ,08U,t ,n "sra",nS." 300 por cent Is naked for. I , Oiiptwo 8ufltaigi. Tho tables in thn nrr..mn,, ti,-' Tho Oregon Stato Asso, nlumnl aro classlflod n "nmon,in,i aeat Woman Suffrage hm fll ...... ' " nrtritmnnl nrtnlnni n. 4 nnu -a direct contradiction of tho re- ., , ' T l l,u' m(,au port of President Cnmnboll. whlnh V"5' u,u,m Br"Pra'.y, t shows 399 studonts." It Is nssertotL , ,m,,08 ft burdon on w that (hoy elnlm 000 students, but Wh, l'0 n0f. Want " and bc tbnt thoy fall to show that 200 of . u 1UBM"' "' nn ,ntrral q thosn nttond iim inB, n,i ..iii a. and nt "quolltj" ot votei. pnrtmonts In Portlnnd. whlnh op8a"lntlon is compojcd enlr re- worn on. for nn ovorhond frnnohlsc, wcro con tinued until March 2 for trial recolpt of $12,000 from Intorost and. (oob; that undr tho now appropria tion, $229 would bo tho cost, por year por student, nnd not $150, as shown In tho report. Tho claim of tho nrgumont that now settlora would bo Induced to1 ' i ,T r,,14 8 'tltw como to Oregon ,f this appropriation! T fc! ln. E?01 h Is grai vMij uuiugnuon "Hint "now sot. GIRGUUTE FACTS (Continued from pngo ono.) ties, to clrou'ate at- least 100,000 Oonlos of thn flluwt nniinlnln.- innn Is crnntm! I rn nii.i i... ,l. . fnnt nt ... !.. nnnnl.. ,ii ... .... . . , OlOrO. ...u. u. v.w, ui a. juiir. r"""') uuiugnuon uint 'now sot- Tho Salem Hoard of Trado Is clr-. How would como to Oregon If this oulntlng 20,000 copies of tho 1000 oxcosslvo appropriation Is dofontod. Faota, and they apply to all of tho Attontlon is called to tho fact that eight counties, and this onmpalgn la tho collogo Is woll off, as nro tho stu non local, selfish onterprlRO, but on donls, who bonsted of tholr pnylng tho. broad basis of developing tho tlolr conch $1500 for two months' whple valley as one geographical Instruction. Also thnt whnm , nuuuuu Kccplnt; Open Rouse. Evorybody is welcomo whi fool good ; and wo fool that waj whon our dlgostlvo organs aro! ing proporly. Dr. King's Ken Pills regulato tho action of ate iivor anu oowols so ncrcctll ...,h-ii fc ,,u,i' lw,tB Eoa wnen m Kurtz Home RoIiIkhI C. J. Kurtz returned 'o h.i In North Sitlom Sunday, altera i days' absonco, nnd found that' one had broken Into his housol hnuled nway a wagon load of liuro, olothlng, Jewelry nni no c up iq are deseed Arrustetl a ooiikIi that haa been hanging on for over two meatha by taklag RaJ. lard's Hotehouud Syrup. If you haw a cough, don't wait stop It at onee with thU wenderfal remedy. Sea did for eoughs, ewlds oa aheet, Ufla him. lirouohRU and pulmHary troubles. Prlee Si, I0e aad $1.11. Sold by all dealers. ma bHHil " " iii- grew more preeJoaa as the darkj'" ,Mrt- Je,,H Craig, thla morning muimm retreat lat the vleta of time tl U her Imhih In Poriland. J- A iiyauu, who haa been 111 with. HI family here, left for his home at White Salmon, Wasklagtoa thla moralng. Mr. and Mr. W. H. Tlnim left i,hfci wernlag fc Mt. Atiael. where he will eiiethl a aha time wU frleiMla. Mw. P. P. Retlge.. whs haa been vtaMtog Mr. R. (toor My-P,t Uirad this iiiomtHf to her home in Perils ad Mr. ami Mrs. D. X. VeJmer, after a itrlef vteit with (deads la thk oltr, oa their wk? from Lo Aagelee iu UerUaad, oeHtlaMed oH their Jour- Hey p the taetrofmlU thl mornlag. Mas. Q. Ii, RHraeet Mt tab mora- lug fv a wuek vlalt with her lw Mr. J. W, Victory, of Porttaad. Ur. Jejfc Coer. of km Firt Uau mtjpmHk, is in. ana wis nn ab to olbay hie ielH Sunday. $rk Stewart. nh.i h ben iotul IfW 0J Wllto ai' pMlrlHil M I hie ctty. retern d 'uh urk m - auk at Aurora ihi- u. u nK i. -..- i stmtAnt. nt tu ir-i.. . ..iro, oiommg, jew Mr. and Mrs. U. 8. Dotson wore ch of the eight ceuntlee will be tnto $1R0 ner month M,a JL.l v,"'on8- Thero Is i Salem visitors last H(tturln- aikol to elroulata in.nnn mni r sohooU nt haotn ...t..-L . . . ruuues. ..r . . ' i., .. --.-- ""i" i - , nmen nuss i,ora vanoe or Portland, who was n visitor at the Vance reception, went to Albany Saturday fora brief vteli .with friends. Mrs. A, 8. Shaw and daughtor, Hdlth. hav been vlaltliig her sister. Mm. if, 1 1 n tt ley in this olty. u II. IS. llerllu. of the Oregon Eele trio oompnuy, haa returned from a brief buslnes trip to the metropo Mrs II. Shaw, who haa been vlalf. Printer lak. the weekly Jograal or AdvertuiHg. published at New York, ooataiae eepeolally vilHoble artlolea this week far the retailor whleh ought to be road by every ad vortkdag merrhaai. Thre are two attotH eaeelally ior tho retailor, la AddlUua to the regular weekly de- pariment otlt..! MiiUe AleM a4 "Uaateeoe Coonaol aiul A4wtWs vriwtor'a lak haa roIy more to advutee toe eaoee of eoMfwi Ma.verLWK,- dortu too I Ikkl uuj -- !.... . . . w-TVH fwtf VWIO SMUT OO the I'arts. or 86.000 copies In all. an 1 l the nrgument as tho hnn,i nt m. wtth the 20.000 ooples In this conn- ohool system, cast but $S per year ty vll make the 100,000. jeaoh. Think of tkle proposition, aad then ' "There are but 1 1 pupils to oaoh resolve te b uae of the rmy of lastructor mnder the presont system lctetere for Weetera Oregon. Send ow many would (hero ho If tho np' tliem oet 1r yeur own lettomprl-j proprlntlon waa tripled? " nueetlon vjte er buelaeae letters, with no ad- the delegation, in n,t.iiM . .. dltloaal potaao. Umall clu, ,,,uP th. in.r..n.i It Is the faeta of production that one man. attontlon iu nnii.i i.- do lh b-islneea for a.fy country .they do not out-olaes tho othor slml wheat for tho PaJottee valley, oraagee lar luatltutlons In the stato nnd In (Or the Saa Joaquin wllei'. apples faet. the more Important 'scholar for the Hood Itlver wlley. 41 preflt- ships are carrlel off by (he rival In- t-oism ir me wuiaaieue valley, siltutlona. Th. prko of theeo PaoU of I'm-' The University Is accussd of not dHcttoat.$t.ooporlOfl,M,Upald,or doing right l erring this app o I e saoeM n as a supple- l the arument. whloh reeltes: "The T """ wvr ""Pir in the university haa shown had faith In Willamette valley. They shouM be pushing this bill wtCloeed with every private ami bua- "They aak for $4.Q00 for a girls' daye whea th. eotoaht raUe are I per aere. University prof eeeors with E k, ...... ... ,arK0 re. ($2000 per year, get , --w, .,. SHUHRi MRU , extravagant ideas, Worn Out Tbat'a tho way you fce ak3ul lunge whon you havo a ha cough. It's foolishness to I:t on nnd tnust to lurk to gft or whon nallard'a Horehcmnd Syrui stop the cough and h al 'he 11 Prlco 26c, BOc and $t 00 prr Sold by nil doalers. Hugn Man Wauls Ofllrt D. V. Kuykenda'f rf K Falls, this morning n I f- j in for nomination on ' H', uK ticket for the onlr rf rrB attorney for the sf i Hi with the saorolary of b't o Is the quotation For Rheumatic Suffer. The quick rollof from pa.n ed by applying Chart' crs' Dalm raakoa It a favo'Jto with i ora from rheumatism c'atlta, baek, Itimbago, and dc? ratr muscular nalns. For ca'a t Stone's drug store with pruiit Mty lueol a4verttoor. A Simple Trlok. lt m ey loMtor to koe mri1 FrMy S wt yvnr M v W or how you "t ooaeroa wua rhotMiatlatM. Roo ottiootf Htgot mm ftteratag wlU Ral- ania shmw UmIwL Care rkoti- mUw. sun, oraiMlM. er4W la the brk sW. ooek or Uwb na.t ra. llevee all aohea ami mi. Sold b- ail dealeM. Aa aaarefcW kt aal kttii n.r Utk llwwiolu. wlUto ho aa WimkXuic It b MUlh. U..,U.IAI. .. . . 1st ttu kl. .. . ... a . v. .vnw.a 7..kbi,k'si..ia. . ..j. r .a-. tkBi-a. ma. .L .buuuib .... . w4y Vtat a MtUe old eraaaliattoKi leaver Saaday woratwe. n.- mr. Utllott ktaktldjM D.n.,.ki . '.lAriij- m, ..iiiui , ., .nvuftHt UHUHSB OI , " - r" Geo. W hi) faihrr of hi country, to Qolebrmto hU birthday pubRolw. Ajiitubly CtulH ilfVoiiiH at Uo tdk h. , Wrduf Pr.ataiioas a o4sjr we lo hmU mi u iMi ia tjr jet -ea. HeK)ru ,.rce.n. k, -.n-ne, ifMtmmiM ti M, m lH I S aw. tuooooeaso. r. r L M iJo'. Mm. W. K. Qaiotw. m. uo K, RtdKor, Ma. Ur. p. K s.tn aad Mr. Dr. Pk Qrimth. I A'aa. we are Hot patriotic If 3C03PlX-a.. tasMMietKtKthttafceiH a wAf& W Twr oooioooBooooooooooH BOOOOEBBBBBBBBBBBLBlObOOOOOof B 'VTWl J Great Jalues In Men's Clothing... When you have an opportunity like this of nurchasii ohr well known high-grade clothes at these clearam pnwi, you win no well to slock up without delaj. BISHOP'S RCADY TAILORED CLOTHES Regular Prices $I9.M to $25.00 Sale Prices $6.75 to $18.99 Salem Woolen Mill Store Ii ' lo u