Daily capital journal., March 19, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

VUIX 0AMU1. JOCKXAl, KU.tM. OHBOO.N. TUUMP.1T, MAltCII 10. W0. .
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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!!. ffOFKK, Hd. jmd Prop.
A lm4pete( Nepfet Verotot to AWlcn Priaclplei and
IbrTreffMM snd Derctofat of All Oregon.
rufclWiod Krery JCrcnlag; Kxctt ffandty, Suh-ia Ore.
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gUBftCKimox katks.
(lBTt!b!y lo Adrabcc.)
PtMf, bjr CAfrir Pr J61"' "....W.M Por montb,..,.....0o
jEMttlr, by n, pr yer-. -... X0 Vet month. ...... SSc
We! by mall, per jrr... ... 1.00 Six month ...,..MSo
r t-
11.90 for thro
ftfXCfAfc DELIVERY,
For o nveslea ei hcrUtf brunch delivery oc
MkH t thfluJfollowliif ftaes at IS cents per month,
Asykim Btor, F, 0, De Voe & Son, Aaylum Aronuo Junction.
Carllno, Seteatwata Btret o A. W. Lane, 3arden Road rttoro,
Daua's Store. Afex, Dane, Sosth Commercial street.
El&trle Store, 0. J. Kpptey, East Stats street
Fair Grounds Mors, Harrison D F,r Grounds Road.
Howoll'a Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Engleba t, Twelfth street,
Wheeler's Store, W. D. Wbcaer, Highland avonue.
Yew Park Btor , T. O. Bower ox. Twelfth and Leslie.
rmxm for la follktte
A reporter of Hfa In Oreo Mako
tCfltaI for Him Out of Action
Taken at Hslem.
Editor Jeurnal:
Tho Marlon county Ropubllcana
refasod to Instruct 4holr delegates
to tttb atato convontlon to aond a
delegation to tho national convontlon
for Taft for Prosldont.
A motion to that offset on the
floor of tlio convention, Saturday ro
colvod no second. And cries from
all parts of tho hall "No! No!" Indi
cated that tho groat war eocrotary
la not tho unanimous choice of tho
llrflt Republican convontlon to as
somblo In Oregon. Accordingly no
notion In this direction was takon
nnd tho dologntoa from Marlon coun
ty will nt upon their own Judgment
whon they meet nt tho stnto con
vention, Htato Convention Deferred.
Tho Republican state central com
mlttoo has decldod 'not to onll n atnto
convottllon until nftor tho Ropubllonn
and Democratic primaries, whloh
will ho hold under tho primary law
on April 17. Tho only purposo of a
Republican slnto convention can bo
to name night delegates nnd as many
nltornntos to tho RopMbllcnn national
convontlon whloh moots In Chicago
Juno 10.
Tho Orouon nrlmarv law divests Intcsninn now boforo tho American
tho oIiMIdio convention of all nom- I!000'0 1Iln r(,cord ,n nub,,c Ufo
lnntlng function, except tho nomlna.l"nrka him aa tho moat uncompro
tlon of dalegnton to tho national con- 'l"'nR "Khtet' In hlntory, either of
volitions. The Rcpublleantnto con- this country or of any other, v
trnl eoinmtttoo believes ' that It Is ' "" '" know La Folloito. tio
acting within the spirit of Hint law nghtor." nay tho famous Washing
to postpone tho onll for a state " correspondent Wcllmnnn. "you
convontlon until tho prlmnrlo nro 0 not nnrttrstona tho now Idea In
all over. j politics. He expounded It. Uo liu-
Th vocimUteomen state ttint n lrosl It lon ths atato of Wlsoon
lato convention will be snfo from !"
local innumicM. so far ns th Hrlfa Tho nw standard of olUxonalilp
for thti paying omew Is oonoerned, ' which now obtains In Wisconsin, tho
nnd tHft' a late convention will bo nwukoned conscience, tho thlnu for
In poMamlon of nil the ncodod In- knowhnlRo of actual conditions, tho
formation aa to tho presidential now senso of duty to tho state all
n unon thn Re- w th roHulta of L Foilottrn y
some cltlea. Th& American ppbllc,
as woll as tho Republicans of tho
country, aro having a flno opportun
ity to weigh this man of ponder
ous physcaque, Taft Is tho exponent
of Roov?lt policies and as such Is
popular.
Two Opposing Hcavy-Wclgtits.
Taft and Bryan aro both heavy
wolghts and tho humorous para
graphors glvo that as n reason that
thoy should bo pitted against ono
nnothor. In avoirdupois Taft now
hns tho ndvnntngo, but Bryan la
growing more etimborsoino ovory
day.
Alertness In Needed.
Somoono lias refcently rcmarktd
that In thoso stronuous times, tho
country needs n "loan, lank man,
who thlnka much and la n great oh-'
sorver." it is suggested; mat heavy
weights may ho too easy-going.
In policies Tnft poses as tho soo-
ond edition of Roosevelt. It Is a
matter of speculnlon ns to whothor
ho could bo oh vigorous ns tho Presi
dent has boon and Is today In prono
cttttng tho trusta nnd othor ovll
doers. Western Man Needed.
The real original In this lino of
work Is vigorous nnd vlllgnnt Bonn
tor ln Follotto of tho llvo westorn
stnto Wisconsin.
La Foimio, the Fighter.
La Follotto differs from nny othor
Lover?
of good health should prevent sick
ness Instead of lotting themselves
got sick and then try to euro It. So
long na yon keep your liver, bowels
and stomach In n healthy and actlVo
condition you vont get sick. Hal-
lard'H llorbtno rollovos constltpntlon.
Inactlvo liver nnd nil atomach and
bowol troubloa. Sold by all dealers
candidates who loom upon tho Re
publican horUon.
Taft Not Huilorsed,
In view of tho position taken by
tho lUpuhllonn state central com-
'ears
of proaohlng and lighting.
(llvo Kery Man n Clmnee.
Hlggor and butter than nny one
or nil of tho Incidents whloh hnvo
mltte,. tho Republicans who nom. oonlrlbutol to the rogoiuiratlon of
hied In tha armory Saturday did a WImohsIii. moro vital than prl-
wlso thing not to pass the resolution y olMUong, of gr8tt,er conie.
mnlorslsg Taft as tho oholoo of Mar- uonw hnn llM0Mful r08Mlatlon
on county for tho presidential nom. f raUrQlul rfttw,t tho tjotermlna-
luatlon. tl0n of U0 ,leop0 ,0 control tholr
1 Ksidng of Candidate, I QWn Kvernmont aml nmj(0 jt Borvt,
It may bo remembered that four hft rRnk nm, fto ,nBtPn(l ot Ul0 ,p
muntba ago llm name of Fairbanks' oUl ,ttloroi(i. 0nu 0g9,ulttl oraho
wa KMoritlty nwnHoMil as llkoly Wg0OUlIn iaoa , tno doctrlnt llint
o head tho tloket OrliloUmi upon government oxUU fur tho purpose
lh wanner of Ills opining out and of e,, frM ttlu, untrammekd
upon hU inethruU so Injured hit .opportunity for all Individuals, and
ohancwi Kmt hi l not now rated as not ,0 KrttUl lMfcUl ,,,1,,,. l0
a !Lrii.b,,W,r' . . . 'certain Interests. A avoond casentlal
Taft Is now havln8 a run and has , ,0 mM mt u f tity of
aiutaluPd himself very well. In a long U ollMW to nforw WMe m
salwi .if puhlltf addrowi U has phMM of l0llw, alul lho hIn M.
n emlea In tho ranks of union labor -e,ltlrt, u .httl no ,.. hall .,,
who intwrupt Htm In hU speeehes In ,& lXdrolw l0 the rw hU 0l,ottMll.
Z.l. ..,"- """ ,."...;,. Uy t partlolpau
taxeo upon tho ad valorem basis nnd
at tho gmo rnto that other forms of
properly arc taxed was n part o the
general program to wipe out special
privilege and equally distribute the
burdens of govcrnrnerU. These were
all merely Incident. Tho blpc thing
in Wisconsin wifc tho restoration of
representative government.
Wisconsin Has Government.
Wisconsin Is ono atato where they
have real popular government. The
people rule. Thoro la no sham about
this. Tho old style boBs has disap
peared. Tho railroads aro no longer
In politics as thoy once were. Other
powerful corporations no longer dlc
tuto to public offlclalo. Men In pub
lic offleo now owe alloglanco to no
Itme except the people who elect
them. A comprehensive and sweep
ing civil service law haa forover In
sured tho pooplo against tho building
up of another political machine with
state patronago as tho chief Instru
ment with which to mould public
oentlment. Wisconsin Is free, and
will bo ablo to remaln'so Just as long
no tho peoplo kcop wide awako.
In Larger Measure. .
La Folletto stands for tho same
things, in larger meaBuro, In the
United States senate that ho accom
plished In his own stnto as district
attornoy and governor for thrco ouc
ccsslvo torms. Ho has successfully
met and grappled, with ovory ques
tion that hns como up and ho always
comes out dcclslvo'y on tho sldo of
tho pooplo.
I Folletto In Practical.
Poworful as nn orator, resourceful
ns a debater nnd Indufntlgnblo as a
workor, ho Is moro' than a match
for tho probablo nomtneo of tho
Democratic party, William Jonnlngs
Ilrynn.
Ilrynn enn go boforo tho peoplo ns
u theorist only.
La Follotto Btnnda us an accopi
pllshod fact. Ho has a record In
tlmoly loglBlatlon thnt Is unsurpass
ed.
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B iff & JV"2 K
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OAKTOIIIA.
JUh tu s?1t Klai You Ibti Always Bo,M
"qr Zm
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TIIK UluST HOAMT Tim
PAMILY EVFJt SlAI)
Can be obtained from our prim
tfndor and Juky bct, mutton oi
pork. All our meats are selected
from the choicest, and prepared fo
the table to suit the demand of thi
fastidious. Our prices aro lowei (w
quality than you can find at n
place. In Baletn,
K, 0. CK088,
Phoae 301. 870 SUt -.
fir aber Bros.
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ARE YOU READY
For the finauelal opiortuntUu
that will om tu you.
fjofhl rvdu, or ready oAah 1
nevf.Ht u iHrit thm.
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eu will hnvRth,
Start an aiommt now nnd H
prejmrdd
MuHwy o iUHtt in i safe
Wiving tuk U an Inwrunt put
Hty lt vlorM No one
hhouid U vlhut thi protfKHlon
SAYINCS KPAIT1ENT
nATWnAL Ban 4
In governuuMit.
from nominations to vlQottons J
The Wlenln lde. i
ThU la th WtsoAUislu UUa. Thin,
U th MFoltelto kw1. Primary'
)oUttns woitt hut an lackUnt. a'
mut to an ud, Uallraad regula
tion u we4y a romwly for oho of
U grtrnt 1t. Thi abolition of the
railroad paw and th tvkkgruph ulo
Uhou and tuirt frank whs ih
first 8ln In breaking thn Hwor of
tk illrviuls ami nthar HHhlle sarvlv
ooriHrAtl. Tho paMw of nn
atali-lobby kw. fiMlthldluK paid lou
lOlt paklHs tu momber of t
lotftlatuiv about mattora of lobula
tion, xwpt at nubile hearings In
wumulttw tmm, tm a weoad sto
In the auw dlrvHJtlon The pastago
of a taw prohibiting ay employe of
a public aurvlw corporation from
holding a public effloo wRhout flrt
rturalHg the iww or fraaU which '
thj cowpaay Ive him, was Intended
to UIp servo the same purjMse. Tho
law eompvlllng railroad aad other J
public mic eorporatloua to py
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will gtvo prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction and
to be up to the sanitary stand
ard. VK WIIA UK Pl.BASKD TO
OIVK HSTIMATKS OX
CONlR.crrs.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, hack of Uarr'a Jewelry
Store, Phon 550.
Proof la iRoxliRUstlbl' thnt
Lydla E. PJakliaM's Vegetable
Compound carries women safely
through the Change of Life.
Rend tho letter Mrs. E. Hanson,
3W E. Long St., Columbus, Ohio,
writes to Mrs. Pinklmm:
" I was passing through the Change
of Life, and suffered from nervous
seas, headaches, and othor annoying
symptoms. Sly doctor told' me that
Lydia K. PinWham's Vegetable Com
pound was gooS for mo, and since tak
ing (t I fel so much better, and I can
again do my own work. I never forget
to tell tny friends what Lydla E. Pink
ham's Vcjretablo Compound did for we
during thla trying period."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydla E. Pink
ham's Vcgctahlo Comixmnd, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic painsf backache, that liear-iiifj-down
feeling, Hntulency, indiges
tion, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinklmm Invites nil sick
women to write Iior for advice.
She Ims guided thousands to
health. A ddross, Lynn, Muss.
TO OWNERS
(OF HORSES
Tho undorBlgned Is proparod to
broak, handlo and dovclop roadsters
nnd trotting horses. For torms of
board and care apply to
SAM OASTO,
Fair Grounds, Or.
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Fencing.
Nottlng, Pickets, Gatfs, Maithotd
Roofing, ?. & D. Ready Roofing
All at lowost prlcos.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
SuccoBsor
WAITHK MOULKY.
MO Court Ht. Salem, Ore,
Prices 26c, 60c, 11.00 Sold o;
Hrst-claBs druggist averywher.
(Cards of county candidates $5.
Cards for district and stato candi
dates $10).
FOR COUNTV JUDGE OF MARION
COUNTY, M. L. JONES.
Republican, farmer business man
and taxpayer. Garduato of Willam
ette University, Btudied law and ad
mitted to tho bar. Whoro he Is best
known aro found his strongest sup
porters. Among business men every
whero his word is as good as his
bond. Ho stands for a strictly busi
ness and economical administration
of county affairs.
Southern Pacific
1 1 Tiw
Time Card No. 02 Br, .
Iecrb, 2h, la.OlI'H
Toward I'nrit..., . " Vi
No. 1.G R.Ri a .. M9elf.
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John A. Collier, of Fossil, haa filed
his potltlon for nomination for thb
district attorneyship of tho eleventh,
district, subject to tho Republican
prlmr-rlcs.
For Rcprcseatntlvc.
I hereby announce myself as a calv
dldato for tho Republican nomina
tion for representative at the pri
maries, April 17.
IF NOMINATED AND ELECTED
I SHALL ALWAYS VOTE FOR THE
PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
HAL D. PATTON.
J horoby announco myself as a
cmdldato for nomination at tho Re
publican primaries for county su
perintendent of schools.
WALTER if. 8M1TII.
PaBsongor.
o. 12.-2:45 P. M. R0sebBff
No. 14.-9:13 p, m.
press.
PortUaj
Toward Portland FrAL.
No. 322 K.ftft n w - "
Freight. W-mU
J2-10:i(-t:n
No. 226 11:28 a. n., wW h
Toward San Francfaco l
No. 11. 11.03 A. M. Itob3
No. 17.-6:45 P. M. CotUeji
Passenger.
No. 15.-9:56 P. M. cuifon
preBS.
wo. i3.2:oi A. M. Saa rn
Express.
Toward San Fraieke 1
No. 221.-2:43 A. J. Portluil
rreignc
no. ZZ6 ll:28A.M.Wij.
I hereby announco myself ns n
candidate for nomination at tho Re
publican primaries for commission
er. ' D. E. ROBERTSON,
Turner, Oregon.
I dOBlro to placo my namo bofore
tho Republican primaries for a re
nomlnatlon for County rccordor.
D. G. DRAGER.
I wish to announco to my friends
thnt I am a candldnto for county
treasurer, subject to tho Republican
primaries. JOSEPH 0. MOORE.
I hereby announco myoolf n candl
dnto for county commissioner on tho
Republican ticket.
O. B. HOYT,
Jefferson, Oro.-
I am a candidates for offleo of
county Jdgo, subject to tho Repub
lican primaries, on tho platform of
a squnro deal to all.
W. W. HALL.
m
fj mi i in i ! nir
i
ItnttSOSEBEr
HICKORY
BARK
Coush Remedy
At0lVTUV rvic
Coushs, CoJds
CROUP
IVrKpm(Cb(l
llttnntn.
SORC THROAT
.MtftaHNtftt.
iTHROATtPtdLUNCS
KUatkUKUMtlTta.
lvuru.orcoN.uiA.
mwawmMM
rtu. tMfcf ct
mmmammmmmmwam
mmuwit
At tho request of many Republi
cans I hnvo decldod to becomo a can
didate for tho nomination for county
Judge, subjeat to tho Ropublleun prl
mary oloetlon.
WILLIAM RUS1IEY.
For Assessor.
I heceby nnnounco my candidacy
In tho Republican prlmnrlos for as
sessor of Marlon county; plodglng
Just and equal taxation.
. F. J, RICE.
kRGEST FACILIT
TJIK WEST F
IH PRODUCTION
For County Superintendent.
I horoby announco myself as a can
didate for County Superintendent of
Sqhools for Marlon county, nt the
Republican primaries, April 17.
A C. BAKER,
Turner, (Jr
For Representative,
Tho undorsigned is a candidate for
representative at the Direct Pri
maries, April 17. If elected will fa
vor huslnoas administration and YOte
for tho peoplo's choice for United
States senator.
HENRY J. MILLER,
Aurora, Or.
For Treasurer.
I hrby announce to the voters of
Marlon county that I am a candidate
for county treasurer at the Republi
can prlmarlosj pledging honest, faith.
Ifut and impartial handling of tho
county funds.
WM. 8TAIGER
For Representative,
I hereby nnnouno that I will be a
candidate for tho RennbUean noml-
j nation for siata representative at thQ
pr-nmrlw April 17.
S. D. BDKINS,
. Seotts Mills, Or.
For County Commissioner.
I J T tlockwlth of Sidney precinct.
JP'Aforw Hopnemical business ad-
unnl tratlou and an aggressive policy
lef const thciIhr permanent highways
l he eo-oeratoH of state, county!
.auq iceai comiuunltios.
TIME TABL8
CORVAuLIS & EASTERX
Trains from and to Yi
No. 1
arrives a: uorvaiils ...,11
Arrive, at Albany 6:
Lonvoa Yaqulna m$
Vi'rlvea at Albany .....Hjt
No. 2
Loavo Albany U.J51
Arrives at Yaqulna .... 6.1H
. Trains to and from IWr
Leaves Corvrlljs 1 (
Na. 8
Loaves Albany ........ 7 j;l
A. M. 6:00, n7:0G, S OS,
No. 4
Loaves Detroit 1 C51
follows, commencing Jan. if, :
Trains for CorTallU.
No. 8
Loaves Albany 7 5S
Arrives Pt Corvallls ...BJ,M
No. 10.
Loavo3 Albany 1 $1
Arrlvoa at Corvallls ... 4 11
-No. C
Loaves Albany 7 11
Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:1!
Trains for M'j,
No. 5
Loaves Corvallls tit
Arrives nt Albany Til
No. 9
Loaves Corvallls Ill
Anlvos at Albany 1 5i
No. 7
Leaves Corvallls I'
Arrives at Albany
No. 11 (Sunday oaly)
Leaves CorvaUli .. t,l
Arrlvea at Albany Jl Si
No. 12 (Sunday on'y-
Lonvoa Albans ",1
Arrlv.ia n Corvallls . 1 'I
For further InforwaUoa Mj
WM. McMUmAV,
Gen. Pom. Agt., PortlM
J no. M. Scott, AMt. 0, M
Oregon Electric
Railway
TIME CARD
LeaUng 81.
Portland and intermMW
local ' :
Portland and intermedl'
lnal ' '
West Woodbura. Wll-N
atln. Portland. HmlWa J
Portland and Inwrmeaww -.i
11 n
Tlni-Mnnil nnii IntSrmeiUt
lru.nl '
West Woodbura, WIlM"!
tin, Portland. IIraM '
n.tl.nt anil IntCrBieii'
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local ....
Arrlvinc St-
ruiuuuu -m - . .a
Innn I
Portland aad littrwf:
Inonl L
Portland. TsahtiB. Wm1
Woodhnrn. llmltea
Portland aad laterm
looai . ,y
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WOOaBHrn. j
Portland aad tatr' j
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OCT.
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Please annouuee that I am a can
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THEAVi
of the Rejiubllcin voters at the prl
mane to ba hold April 17. H nom-J
tnated and elected, shall support thol
People's choice for U. S. senator. . ie.
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