DAILY CAM TAL JOURNAL, JfAHlK, OMMOX, MONDAY, MARCH 1. 1XW
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LOGGERS WITH KNIVES
ASSAULT SILVERTON MAN
M. J. VanValkctiborg-, an attorney
f considerable prominence, and ro
cmtly elected delegato to tho Repub
lican ftto convention, waa attacked
Saturday sight At 9 o'clock by two
men In a saloon, at Silverton, one of
them drew a knife and slashed his
fnco opes through to h( tooth, from
ear to chin. Ho te in a vory precari
ous condition. Tho assailants who
n" n i hi i ii
woro from a nearby logging camp,
mado good tholr escape. VanValk
enberg was In tho saloon, when the
two mon. who had boen drinkirig
heavily, ontorod and boasted they
could whip anyone in Sllvorton. Van-
Valkonberg replied, and hey Imme-
diatoly pounced upon him, with the
dreadful result. Tho city marshal
ing County Sheriff Culver arc conUn
utng tho Board) for hid assailants.
COMEDIAN
HITCHCOCK
DISCHARGED
Thfi Girls fiestgbt Positions la His
Ctomtft rimI Ilk Wife Ktortl Him
ta Oiw Court.
SILVER NOT AN ISSUE
(Continued from page one.)
coming campaign, adding that ho la
aatlsflod with tho platform adopted
in Nobraska as a whole.
"Tho Oklahama law is tho best I
have noon," ho said In an Interview.
"For InBtana?, that foaturo of it that
(authorises the banking board to col
lect assessments from all banks for
'itho protection of depositor of each
' bank, thus giving to oacjh. bank the
(United Press Leased Wire.) otrongth of nil banks, is a good ;ono.
Now York, March 10. Tho caw, Tho Aldrlch financial bill Is bad, in
against Raymond Hitchcock, aoucscd LhatMt, provldeo'for tho Issuo of bank
o mistreating young gins, nas uecn notes as onorgoncy notes, nnd por-
msmlsood, mlt tho ttso of railroad bonds as a
Tho comedian was dismissed from basts of security."
custody today by Justlco Ulnnchard,
of tno nupromo court, and tho
charge on which ho was being tried
In noUod, Tho comedian's wife, who
Is Trddy n Dictator? t
Washington, March 10. Senator
Dourno. nf Oronon. nredictn 4 lint rtrv
had romalned loynl to him through- ftn win 6WOop tho country, unless
out his 4roubIo, throw hor arms 'k00,0 volt , nominated at tho Chlca
tbout her hinband1 neck whon tho R0 convonUon. LaFollotto doolnros
motion was onnouncod, nnd gavo him thu Oregon senator Is olosor to tho
a t.lru II. ..I ....... l II. .1.. ..-I. ....
n uit un uu. ii mil iimiku u- .noart or tho pcoplo than any othor
riety.
Tho climax of tho oaso, which, cro
ft tcl an Interest hero, noconil only
to tho Thaw trial, followed a aonsn-
ftopuWllcnn, Hftvo the President. Ho
mnuo tne:i9 ntniomonuj sunuay uvon
Ing, after n conforonco with Roosc-
volt, Inoldentully Dourno raised lila
tloh such tw tho dnfonso promised on ' Volco in a wall of exasperation at tho
tlio opening any Of tho trial. I'rosldonfa attitude In rolntlon tiTLhu
third-iorni tnovomont.
.Vs.
Flora WhltHon, ouo of thoglrlB
whoso statements to tho grand Jury
reunited in tho nctorV Indictment,
took tho Mtand itodny, nnd doelnrol
that hor testimony beforo that body
had boon wrung from hor by threats
of tho Hgonta of tho floury society.
8ho declared that tho comedian had
novor luHUltod or wronged hor or
any of tho other girls, nnd thai, till
of tho charges against htm woro
trumped up by tho ngentn of tho
Hoary society or Hugo Voecks, broth
er of ono of tho girls, who pleaded
guilty of having tried for'moro thnn
a yoar to blackmail Ultohcoak.
Tho Whltfton girl admlttod having
met Hitchcock a number of tlmni,
bgt declared that she and tho othr
girla Involved in 4110 case woro soak
ing position! In tho actor's ohurtts,
Hnd had never boon wronged by him.
Assistant DUtrlot Attprnoy Garvin
asked for a wnllnuunoe, and hast
ened beforo the grand Jury to pro
euro the Indictment of tho Whltson
girl on a perjury oharg. Upon mo
tion of tho attorneys for tho defonso
tho nj ugalnst Hitchcock wa&'ulls
missed. One moio charge mill hang oW
Hitchcock, but it Is boliovvd IhltfrilaO
will bo dismissed.
l.uto thin nfternoou Jiutloo II Ian
chard ordered tho grand jury to lii
vostlgnto th charges that) agents of
tho deary society had (hroAUmvd tho
Whltwu Rlrt. UllehcookM nttornuys
ray they wlH iewnt evidence which
will roBult in baring a soamlul in ono
of Now York' most famous organi
sations for tho protection nf children
"Is Roosovolt n dictator," he do
manded, "and U ho groator Minn tho
people T
"Tho man in th White House says
wo must tnko Tnft. The pcoplo say , na aumB tho Hiioh laid down hv tlm
Ing for local option elections in Juno
in every county In the state In which
prohibition has not already been in
troduced. -o
GOVEKNOR ENTERS RACE
(Continued from First Page.7
United Btatea sonatorshlp Is as fol fel fol
eows: Sn'cr, dr., Mart'h I. " .ie
People of tho State of Oregon I
have been reiuested by friends of
different political parties to become
a candidate for United States sena
tor at tho approaching primary and
general election, and have received
tho indorsement of committees of my
own' party in several of the counties
for -tho eamo polt!on. I have glvon
theso requests and Indorsements my
very deliberate consideration, and I
now doclaro my willingness to accept
tho nomination, If it is voluntarily
glvon mo by my party and friends at
the primary nominating election, and
will Jn such event appeal to tho peo
ple of all parties for election In June.
i oonovo urmiy in tno direct pn-i
mary and In tho right of the pco
plo to nominate candidates for all
offices. I bollovo In tho election of
United 8tatos Benators by direct vote
of tho pcoplo, and to accomplish this
that no candidate should be elected
by tho loglalaturo who does not un
qualifiedly algn Statement No. 1,
pledging hImBoirto voto for that can-
dldato for United States aonator who
has recolvod tho higliost number of
tho pooplo'o votes for thnt position
at tho gonoral olcctlon next preced
ing tho olectlon of n aonntor In con
gress, without regard to his Individ
ual proferonco.
Kviiutora by Direct Vote.
Many of tho states havo declnred
In favor of an nmondment to the con
stliuilon of tho United Stntos provid
ing for tho olectlon of sonators by
direct voto of tho people. Tho lowor
houso In congresfl has nt loaHt flvo
times by resolution voted for such
nmondment, and each time tho senate
or tho United States has dorcated It.
It follow, tlioroforo, that thoro Is
only ono way to bring about (ho elec
tion or Benatorw 'by direct voto or
tho people, and that Is by nroceod-
hlngc3 of the knee" In tho hop that
patronage may follow fawning?
PrlHclpfll and Pnrtisan.Mblp.
These policies havo been indorsed
by mon without regard to party who
placo patriotism and principle above
partisanship, and loyalty to country
abovo loyalty to party.
If, entertaining there views, my
party and tho people see fit to nomi
nate mo at tho primary election for
United States senator, I will cheer
fully accept the nomination and ap
peal to tho pcoplo, Irrespective o
oaxtv. "to atinn6rt mo at the general
A WORD OE WARNING
TO REPUBLIGAI
WhMe not ppolng as a party, organ,
Tho Capital Journal can lay claim to
having a record for tho support -of
Republican principles and Republl-
nnn tlrVnta . i
Two years ago, alter a
j .
redhdt
nomah county have been WcJ
to ittomptlng to tinker with
a i a ns ot a wnttj
""" "",ctu 4Qey are flchtinr ,
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election, reserving to roysolf, If elect- campa,n over statement No. 1, It
Od, tha right at nil times to place
countiry abovo party, arid to support
those meaonres, whether of a Itwpub
Ucan or Democratic administration
which my couscloncO approves as
bept calculated 4o promoto tho beat
Interests of my country and my state.
GEORGE E.- CHAMIBERLAIN
Kodol Is a scientific preparation of
vcgotablo acids with natural dlgest
nnta and contains tho aamo Juices
found In a healthy stomach. Each
doso will digest moro than 3000
grains of good food. Sold by all
druggists,
tho entire
that the man In tho White Home
must run again.
"If ha la upt n dictator, ho will
bow to tho popular will, and tako an
other term. Ho Is tho only man that
can win on tho Republican ticket. If
ho Is not nominated Rryan will sweep
tho country, for In tho popular osti
ums o It Is In this erder:
"Roosevelt, llrynn, LaFollotto."
Labor OppoHt'H Prohibition.
Portland. Or., Mar oh 10. Alarmed
at tho growth of 4he prohibition tioii
tlmvut and apprhuslve ot the ac
tivity of tho Anil-Saloon League In
Orugon, tho various trad uulons of
fthls olty that are directly oonoerued,
havo taken toH o combat that In
tluouoo. Men wbo are particularly
Interested In the situation proves to
Htm an organised offort to ptnoe Qro
gou in th prohibition colunm, and
'lihT!5 rotiOlved that Xhn time to aot
hg4inrlvL At u unwllng liUl yn
tirdny ton unions ww reprUKl.
Tliuy deoldod to onl another tonfr
eiice uoxt Sunday, nt whloh plans fur
a 'permanent orguuliatlon will bo
made Portland labor ladars da
el ii re that the tmiprlon ot th
liquor bulHiaa In Mu4tnoHuUt eoun
y would tarow lo.ooo mon wit of
work.
The Antl-Sa'oou LHtgu. with the
assUtauc ot varkms auxiliary oran
IsatloHs. U circulating petttloa call-
NEW MILLINERY
spwNfi m
TRIMMED HATS
Urns' y riYntiouM, nil the nowenl dwlgiu, iiuiterinU of ocl
lent qiudlty, IViimtuHt by tlrwt-tittM trlnum'i-, wry iwonnldo
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
Koltxted frMn th Ut domicile uiul ImiMirUnl htink). Tho
lrtrt ' ,Ht ttornent cviir brUuglit lo Hitleiu. lUnutlfi
Hovmx mid follsgo. Iditlit ltr,,.
Frtimy Hat
Pins HUd OnwumnU, U Uh v tlilnir at lwv
Large and Well Selected Stock
Lowest Prkcs M Ita State of Oresoa
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
240-246 Commercial St,
A KUMUEIl FILK
THKIH NOMINATIONS
Alox. Hold, of Portland, this morn
ing (lied his petition for nomina
tion an Dairy and Food Commis
sioner on tho Republican ticket.
John P. Ru3k,ot Joseph, this morn
Ing filed his petition for nomination
on tho Republican tlckot to tho omco
of representative for. tho 24th dis
trict. Ho has signed Stntomont No
1.
C. Sprlngor, of Culver, also an up
holdor of Stntomont No. 1, has filed
his petition for tho Democratlo nom
ination of Representative ofsth 21atj
district.
It. H. Donnolly, of Rlchmoud.thts
morning niod his potlUon ior nomin
ation to tho ofllcA oi Republican rep
resentative or tho 28th district. Ho
makoo no declaration.
. O- "
HARRY ORCHARD
READY TO DIE
i
luw ot Oregon, and electing only
suoh candidates ns aro willing to
blndl thomsolves to voto 'ror tJliat
candtdato ror United States senator
who shall recolvo tho highest num
ber or tho people's votes ror thnt po
nltlon nt tho gonoral olectlon preced
ing tho olectlon or suoh senntor,
without regard to individual prster-
onco.
Tho peoplo or this stato havo taken
an ndvanocd pocltlon on this subject,
hilly realizing that In no othor way
Is It possible to put an end to suoh
dtogracerul and notoriously corrupt
proceeding as havo characterized,
many sessions or tho loglslaturo or
this stat whon It became necosnary
to uloot a isonntor. It Is ror tho pco
plo to determine In tho election soon V
to tako plaoo whether or not thov
will rontlnuo to occupy tho advanced
position they have taken on this ub-
Jeol. or wholhor they will recede nnd
again surrender to th corrupt bom
aud imlltloal moohlne th powers' J
whloli they lav alter yttarB of strug-! K
gle and with dlmoulty snatched from
thtlr hanilii.
Only One Imm
Thoro Is praotloally no othor lsue
before tho p,..- n th ,..aseut
campaign. It k on whloh Involves
the maintenance at tha primary law
In Its Integrity, ami th right ot the
pM))l to rule. It U a death strug
gle bwtwoen the people on ouo side
nnd a comipt ystem on the othor
No otlier or bolter evldouco of tho
truth ot this statement is n.eedd
than tke fight which reprftnentatlree
of Oio old regime are now making to
again entronoh themselves In power.
There Is no great national Issue to
bo dlfccu&tod In this campaign, and
yet appeals are bolng mado and will
he made to party loyally by the rep
roontatveti of tho system nnd of
machine methods. The president of
the Patted Stne ami the Democratic
and Republican hmumm aro in accord
OH aU vital lewee. As a result the
ProeldMit has antagonized large num
tiers of bUt owm party who place par
tkwuehlp above prtaclja. and who
aire alter the spoils of office, rathe
tksn the eowmoH good; ke has an
tftgttnliod the reitreeeiitatlvee of high
tlHanee ami Hclal Interest), truit
HUkgHatee ami maeklne politicians
tkfeMsghoMt U eoentry
I have boen In hearty aoeord with
mo&t of e polek4 of the President,
and have not htitaUHl to so oxpres
mymtft In jvubllo tvd In Klvate, 0m
04 much be &ld nt aU ot tho of his
own party In thW ami In Qthtv
Ute. both In and ni of rongros.
who donounco hlk la private and
whlspor hi namo In pnUUc. and who
nevorthele in hie jrvnce and la
the abadow ot the White Heuo hoe
Kate not to "crook tho prgnaM
(Unltod Press Lcnsod Wire.)
llolso, Idaho, March 16. Harry
Orchard expects to bo sontonccd to
death next Wodnosdny, which will bo
his I2d birthday, nnd ho declares
that ho is ready to accept his punish
ment without faltering.
"I know what my plon moant, nnd
I am ready to die," ho said today.
Further than this Orchard rofused
to mako any statement. Ho sponda
his time roadlng tho Blblo and othor
boooks sent to him by local clergy
men. Those who nro noarost to hint
stato that ho will rofuse to accopt
n pardon or commutation of sontonce
oven If It Is offored him.
supported
ticket and tho Republican nominee
for tho United States eenato, .regard-,
lesa cf whether thoso candidates
were for Statement No. 1 or not.
So in this campaign It has a word
of warning to Republicans, not to got
Into tho attitude of violation of of
tho primary law, and further not to
HE DELUDED TO FIGHTING THE
QUESTION OF UNITED STATES
SENATOR UPON STATE ISSUES.
Tho olectlon of a United States
.senator involves purely national Is
sues, and snotiid no acciacu upon
national principles alone.
It Is playing into tho handB of tho
very party tho Republicans want to
dofcat to mako tho"wholo fight hlngo
upon tho Interpretation of tho pri
mary law.
IT 19 DOING JUST WHAT THE
DEMOCRATS WANT DONE, to
dlvldo tho Republican party over In
terpretation of tho primary law.
Tho Orcgonlan has secured a di
vision among tho Oregon Republi
cans already, nnd .will fan tho flames
to a final and fatal dissolution of tho
party, If it is allowed to do so.
If you do not bollovo this, read tho
Orcgonlan cdltorlnl Sunday, entitled
"Tho Dllcmmn," whoro It practically
aaya that mmtiihic i-'uiiok auu
CAKE CAN HE ELECTED OVER
CHAMIIERLAIN.
Thon road tho following oatlmato
of tho situation sent from Salem by
Its trained political editor at tho
Capital City, who says tho plodgo
asked of candidates for tho loglsla
turo In Marion county Is uncertain
nnd "dubious."
Thor seems to bo eomo doubt as
to tho moaning of tho this clause It
Is said by somo that it pledges sup
port to tho man nomlnnted by tho
Republicans nnd voted for by thorn
nt tho Juno election. Othors say
that It plcdgos aupport to such a
candldato only In caso ho succeeds
in doroatlng tho Domocrltlc candldato
In June. Tho uso of tho word "oloct-
Hl" conveys this Idea and Indicates
that Marlon county cnndldntes will
not bo pledged to support nny man
who may be dofontod by Chamber
lain at tho polls. While generally
(understood ns a "Republican vot ra'
cholco" plodge, it Is not such in lan
guage. Already the RopubllcanB ot Mtilt-
thelr pd
n of tha
themselves
'Already the Republican, of
..w.. wuui; ure tort
legiBiauyoHwJ&tch Is In vlolatlo
MtHf n-J I- ....
j.. a.uu iu reiier, is m;
txau uubtvcAIN,
wny not enact a platform
uouai issues, support the Dl,
mary taw, and ELECT A R;
jos otinaxuK UPON '
REPUBLICAN PRN'CIPLES
Hoo- not too Republican p&rt
pcwieaty in nearly every jbde
Union declared In favor of e
Bonaiors ny tno direct rot
poopleT
injtA XSOT THE REPrB,
I'AKTK- STAND FOR 4
ifri. fn.imi.tn . ..
w jLmrv, regmatioa of
poratlons, enforcement of !tai
and abolition of land me:
national system of finance M
ing, equal rlghta to all dl
gardlosa of wealth, race, c
previous condition?
Republicans should be
against a campaign of varfi
tho Direct Primary law
SHOULD UK WARNED AQ.lI
CAMPAIGN FOR THE ELEi
OF A UNITED STATES 8E
ON STATE ISSllvS. WU Uu
eucti a warning or follow (he
ship that has cost them itv
trol?
RIVER JUMPED
ELEVEN f
The rlvw lost night made i
tho most rapid rises foroc;j
rising 11 feet In the 21 homj
vious to $ o'clock this morale!
water has now reached the
mark, and Is rising at the
two-tonths or an Inh n ho
Island Is for tho bct part sabs
and preparations are bclnj ci
tho concerna along the nteri
for a continued rise
Piles Cured In 6 to 14
PAZO OINTMENT It tW"
euro any caso or Itching, Bllnilj
Ing or Protruding Piles U
day sor money refunded. 50a
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Spring and Slimmer, 1908
Many of the advance models in Spring and
Clothing direct from the shops of the famous nwM
Bishop's Ready
Tailored Clothes
$1 2.50 to $30.00
are on our counters. This is only a hint of the cw"j
Spring. We want you to stop in as you pass hy a
at the new things that are now ready for you.
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