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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL It. HOFER, Ed. mi Prop. Wi fc I4epeti(ltr'Kowpir Deroted to Araerlcnn Principle and tbf fywftre aad Derelofxtnent of All Oregon. tMfohttlirtry Bret'to Xiocpt Sundan Salem, Ore. y"! " ' : ,,' , suftsciurrroN rates. t (lamlably Jn Advance.) Oaty, by carrier, por Kr W.0O" Per month. Cterhr, fa mall, per year. .. . 4X0 Per month.. Weefcly, by mail, per year. ....,. 1,00 Six month eoo aso SPECIAL DELIVERY. T or c javealeae trt r)crrbr branch dollTcrr oMeea ar tah- at the fol!owlf pttcea M 15 cents por month, 91.09 for tnrM t'. ....... v- Asyfcim store, P. u. De Vo son, Asylum Avenue junction, darlluo, Seventeenth street o A. W. Lane, 3arden Road store, bauo'a Store, Alex, Dase, South Commercial street. WCctrlo Store, 0, M. Epley, ERBt state street ffiijr Grounds Store, Harrison Do, Fair Grounds Road. HewoM'B Corner, Twelfth Had Cross streets. . K. Grocery, A. A, Kagleba t, Twelfth streot. Wheeler's Store, W. D, Whceor, Highland avonue. Yew Park Star , F. O, Bower ox, Twelfth and Leo He. A hrrthm ooon advice to the ' Ttetubllcans who are shouting) tottd aboatt iho party bolrtg mined y Wstoment No. 1, had bettor do n SMIb thlaklng. 4 fa tho first place the law could liefer havo boon oimctod Aft IT WAS IF THE PEOPLE HAD NOT WANT- frl the uecoad plncoffno inan or not of Mca ta uny party Is proponing to treptral or tunend tho law. 7fow let us nil bo good nnturcd xand, consistent. This rltor docs 31 ot mlhd having bricks silled nt him 'by 0. II. Mooros and other gontlo-mon. to a diroct voto of tho pcoplo Is ia. polullstlo measure, all parties havo swallowed tho dose and must abllo by tho effect. It will not havo boon tho first timo tho Republican party took a doso of modlclae THAT CAUSED IT TROUJ1LE AFTERWARDS. Tho direct primary and the Initio tlvo and- referendum were accepted In Oregon by tho lendors and by tho party. Tho Republican party payed tho way for thorn by enacting tho Mays law, and shnmofully violating it by refusing to voto for Geer. Botno say did any of tho Demo crntn vote for Geer, but tho Ropub PLOT AGAINST TAfT RUNS ON THE ROCKS i . . ' '" Scheme To Prevent Nomination by Con tests In Convention Is Spoiled -Friends Hare Committee Walte Wellman Says National Body Will See .Timt Strict Jostice Is Done . . . ?. !sl mmmmmmmimmmmmmtmmmmm a "l 4 Washington, March 20. TK6 mora bo. It Is not a claea feeling. friend- of President Roosevelt andj0 le-den of affair- feel the nine Secretary T,ft are In the majority In W m bo masse, o the , poop o Thin paper mipportod ,tho whole i Means who did not voto foi' Geer, jiopuuucnn iickov iw yvrn hko. .Know mo reason wnyv AND WILL SUPPORT IT AGAIN. Will you ito tho samo? Thoro are two Republicans run ning nt tho coming primary for the nomlnutloit for United Btatos sonn tor. All true RvpilblloniiH will nupport tho Republican nomliioo of tho lrU ninry, and In tho Juno itlootlou all TIIISRK WAS NO PLEDGE TO MAKE TIIFI KEEP THEIR WORD, GenUomn, If we havo notonough sand In our craws to elect a Ropub Moan senator with from 20,000 to 40,000 majority, what do we do Borvo? With laws onactod by oursolvoB. with aamlldntee winning who nre truo Roinilillfliiim WILL SUPPORT imon of ublllly mul standing In tho THE NOMINEE WHO IS NOMI-j party, who will pity MS If we oannot NATED FOR SENATOR AT THE, put ono of them over the trnck? l'RIMARY. Statement No. 1 HcpuhllofUiH will nbldo by tho primary Inw and will oirr OIT AND VOTH Under tho direct primary liuv now Hupport the nomlnoo for senator us n fQrn0 ,n Q Ul0 nivMllol mndo at tho primary, ApHI 17. All other Statement Hepubllcansl vo,lor n Pwor In the land. .The who aro Republicans at lipart nntl po'ootlon of public lorvnnts Is now In principle WILL DO THE SAME; I entirely In tho hands of the people, WHETHER IT HE CAKE OR FUlJn"d. ,f th ,,0.0,,, do n.1 OXOr0",? ,Yw iiieir prorogniivu aim goi oui anu It'ls nb-olutely certain Hint Cako,0 f J'10 VmroM, tho loglslr.ture or Fulton will be nominated at Umtw.m l'or';rl" n" ta vIho or primary for United Slate senator. rtnl U,,e ,,,rhTy ,R,VV "00,nK that On national um with 40.000 lth,(,0",l,, "nt U- , ,, Plurality In Oregon for Roonevult In I, T,ho ' vot ot he lt0 8l,n,uW 1000. with a onmllduto for senator, "' ",,,"R' " u"1 " "'" i'rr' H' ntandlng on national Republican principles. WITH ANY KIND OF A DECENT AllliU CAMPAIGN, WHO IVIIiIj WIN? The Capllal Journal doe not take the poiQlmUtlc view of tho Oregnn tan that either OaUo or Fultou will bo dofwtti'd by Ohnmhorlnln for tho tlon. Pride In their states, loyalty to their friends who may be candi date and Interest In perpetuating good Movernmrnt should stlimilnte voters to vote In the prlmarlen. Wo have long complained In Ore gon that n fw liiMNiee dumtuuUtd else tlniiM, named candidate and made United Htatea mmato unless 8,atl).tlu policies of the state. Now that mom No. 1 In abandoned by all Re publicans The sooner Republicans nbnndnni tills povvor U lodged In the hands of the whole people, through the pri mary law, let the people show their Huoh calamity leadership, and begin ...'.. r w .j to RdvwaU national Hepublleau0X"r,U,K lr lowr luteRlg.utly principle nd imiII together TO ""J,1'0""''- , WMVt A HEPUHLUWN SENATOR) ?ho Ca' tnl Jmgl urge. very tnn.1 in.. mi imiii TiitJ iAirr'ilulwr " "" l,J1" " P'-imnnw Sltf ) - - - IN OREGON, Tho Republican party bus gouu too far In the direction of popular eleo tlon of United State, senators by tho diroct cholco of the people to retreat now The enaVtmeut of the Mays law In If the principle are worth anything, If wo believe In and hold sacred the perpetuation of good government, not only In the nation, hut. la the statu, oounty, oily and preoluut. we should oxeroUe the ott lien's privilege every time opportunity Is offered. Lot us never shirk the task of vt Ifim Ihu Milimllim nt Ilia illrtxit Itrl wary law. WHICH NOT KVWN THE RK- hl."t .varogHllve of Amer- t itMiim.iww ". ANTIHTATHMKNT NO MOANS CONDHMN, are mattorti of history, as are muny purty platforms fnrortng the eleciloa ur United Btetea sonntors by the direct vote of the people. If lontlng tho election of senators ARE YOU READY For ih nnnnoial opportunities that wilt come to you. Good credit, or pady eash l uedl to kels them. If you have a wvIhkh aaotuiat you will have both. Start an aawouut now ami bo prepured Fer Yor OpporlMi(y Muh oh deposit ta a safe aavtagat baah U aa lMtaace (ml hy ssMtlUMt ftvlwraHy. No oho ahoiild be without thU tmitvotlee. SAYIIffS KTAITMENT CAPiTAl NATIONAL BANK The Lucky (Junrter. Is tho one you pay nut for a box ef Dr. King's New l.lfo Pills. m TheV brine you the health that's ' more precious than Jewels. Try them for ineauaaue, uiiioutnoa, cousupaunn 'anii mnlarla. If thav iltsjitinAlnt von tho price will be eheorfuliy Mf untied at J. O. Perry's drug store. i o i .i . Spring mllllaery opealag when the old man opH his poekethook. !Uco Suialde as Prtaildeat Uoeveit tails It la mi nearly the menace U laweaae la tp. uUttun that diMttlw awoag (sjXaaU are. And olght eat of lea f lkc deaths are dlmetly t ladirtur oaused Uy bowtl iruUa. MtCsi llahy HlUlr onres dlarrkeea. djutu tary, sour aunwrh a ad all laiaat aimteats of this aaure. Jiut th tuiag for teeOtlag WaW. tHj SI and SO oaat, Said y all dalj. Trade wKh eur adMtteMC ' '.K .1,1,. i M ,. ,. tho natldnal committee. This fact has been ascortalnerf'beyond the pos sibility of doubt. Tho significance of It Ib "very great, It means that no spurious contest from tho south or elsewhere ' can got beforo the con vcntlon oxcopt la a minority report. It menng that. tho plot to create contosta, confusion and choas can not succoed. It means, with llttlo moro than tho shadow of uncortnln ty, the nomination of Tnft on tho first ballot. And If any period pf waiting and of perplexity comes to that convention tho nomlnco will not be a opponent of tho administration, hut tho chlof of tho hdmlnlRtrntlon himself. Tho policy of the administration Tnft lenders as to contents from tho south or plsowhoro Is- this President Roosevolt and Judgo Taft aro both In favor of It, and that settles It: To glvo a Hquart' donl; to havo sub'ComminsoM patiently hoer all contMta; to sont tho legal, rogular delogatos, no mnttor whvthor (hoy aro for the admlnlstratleu-Taft pro gram or not. On account of the effort a of tho enemloe of the Proildeut and of Tnft to stir tip contofltfl and soandnlR In tho south, tho Taft managers recent ly dotarmlnpd to ascertain oxaotly whore they stood In tho national Re publican convention. Thoy know tho convention wai to bo with thorn n RooHovolt-Tnft convention. Hut did thoy hnvo tho national committee? Would tholr opponents ho ablo to being In majority report In favor of tho sontlng of a lot ofi trumped-up delogatem from tho south? Inquir ies wero mnde ns to predilections of nil the members of tho national com mlteo. Nothing was left to chnrico or to Kuok. Tho facts wore nscor-, tnlnad In evory case. Thero nro 54 members of the national eommtttoo. one from each state and territory and tli District of Columbia. Thir ty th eta of theie aro ouUand-out Roosvvelt-Tnft men and fivo or six more 'are much moro likely t,o be frlendy than otherwise. Thus (ho Roosevolt-Tnft foroos have n safe clear working majority of tho com mittee. Tholr strength on any squaro proposition oannot bo less than 32 to 21, and It Is muoh,mpro likely to bo nearly 40 to 14, With tho committee to paw on contests and tho convention to uphold tho major ity reKrts, the Roosevelt-Taft poo- ple are not doing much worrying over the southern conspiracy of tholr opponents. At the JHHie time, It Is true that practically the only danger to the suooens of the Taft movemont and It Is a very small menace IIoh In tho feliag among Miithorn Republicans, for the greater part of the Repub licans af the aerth havo gladly ac cepted Taft a a substitute for lloosnvelt. The north undoratandi Taft as a great big man ou his own aooount one of the biggest and strongest ma we have aver had la our public life. It to true that In some paru of the west they still hanker for 'Teddy." nut the vast majority of northern Ropublleamu even tatiudtng a goodly part of those living la states having "favorite on." are heartily and warmly for Tuft, becaMto they believe he will make a great President if elected tint all throagh the south, partleu hrly la state w here there is a ral ftttHlUicaa party, the demand for WoswH l still stroag mi stroag that it ma) fchow Itseir in the con reittloa Hwipttt- the -s'aa of the lad r. Wh UMwaee Prestdeut RexMWvalt t rt ari awa the most fa-ular pebh wa ta the outh elite the wsr Orvw Cleveland waa aevr wtiUki lu the south MBi Urya. thagh wUt popular, has Wtvc r8Ud the plaoo ta the af ft!a f the sjtUi he he d a few tHtatha la US. at the seUh of the Htvr eras. aa4 whea Mr ltran ap amt to he the tavrlt of the (at. Nsw KoAMX'ttlt's iwm.ii.iniv Domocratlo sonntorn and rcprc scntatlvcs from the south admit In private conversation that If Prenl dent Roosevelt woro nominated ngaln thoy would fear for such' states as Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina and Florida. Thoy do not admit Roosovolt could carry them, or any of them, but with tho President as tho nominee thoy know they would havo tho greatest fight thoy havo evor had to kcop somo of thoso states In lino, All the filgnn of tho times aro that tho Bouth Is not to chooso tho candi date Tho northern. Republicans, who havo to furnish tho bulk of tho electoral votes if tholr ticket is to succeed, Intend to name, the ticket thomsolvos. NMno out of ten of them nro for Taft. Heavy aro tho proba bilities thnt ovon If the southern brethron convlnco tholr northern frlonds thoy can cany southern Htotos for Roosevolt, Taft will bo nomlnntod Just tho samo, barring nc cldont, unexpected uphonvnls or pho nomonnl chungOH of public sentiment' during tho next throe months. All tho developments of public opinion and of political allgnmont lu tho Re publican rank these days bring us back to tho principle which was laid down in these dlspntohos throo months age: "It will bo Taft or Roosovolt, and probably Taft." o A Neighbor of Yount as'waU as yoursolf In llablo at any tlmo to havo rhoumntlsm. Wo'ro all liable to. havo cuts or burns, bruises orcalds, crick In tho back, neck or' Bldo somo kind of nn aoho or pain. Thon hood this ndvlco nnd toll your neighbors Rallard's Snow Liniment rollovos all nehoa and pains, nnd heals all woundjj. Sold by all deal ers (Cards of county candidates 85.- Cards for district and state candi dates $10). FOR COUNTY JUDGE OP .MARION COUNTY, M. L. JONES. Republican, farmer buBltoss man and taxpayer. Garduato o Willam ette University, studied law and ad mitted to tho bnr. Whoro he Is best known nro found his strongest sup porters. Among biiBlnesa men every where his word is as good as his bond. Ho stands for a strictly busi ness and economical administration of county affalra. John A. Collier, of Fossil, has filed his potltlon for nomination for. tho district attorneyship of tho eleventh district, subject to tho Republican prlmcjrleB. For Representative. I hereby announce mysolf as a can dldato for tho Republican nomina tion for representative at tho pri maries, April 17. IF NOMINATED AND ELECTED I SHALL ALWAYS VOTE FOR THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. HAL D. PATTON. 1 hereby announco niysolf as a cindldato for nomination at tho Re publican primaries for county su perintendent of Bchools. WALTER M. SMITH. I hereby announco myself as n oandidato for nomination, at tho Re publican primaries for commission er. H. E. ROBERTSON, Turner, Oregon. I doslro to placo my name before tho Republican primnrles for a re nomination for County recorder. D. O. DRAGBR. I wish to announco to my friends thnt I am n cnndldato for county treasurer, subject to the Republican primnrles. JOSEPH O. MOORE. Southern Pacific R. R. Tiie Time Card No. Ca tKftt. Decen.br 20th, i2 4 no. illTT No 18.-8:40ieo Passenger. Is No. 14.-8U3 p. H. p press. l Toward Portland jw, "wsr p-M- No. 22(Jli;28un fflT(1 departs. "-""-Wf Toward San Francisco husJ No. ll.-ll.03 A. M. Ro1 songer. , fc No 17.-6:45 P. M. CrtUot PaBsengcr. j No. 15; 9:5G P. M. cuifom No. 13.-2:01 A.M.Stah, Express. Teward Ban FracJ ju u. x. ana a. K, p0rti4 Freight No. 225 U:28A.K.Wy-l I hereby nnnounco mysolf n cnndl dato for- county commissioner on tho Republican ticket. O. D. HOYT, Jefferson, Oro. I nm a candidates for oltlco of county Jiidge,8ubject to tho Repub lican, primaries, on tho platform of a square donl. to all. t ,, W. W. HALL. .1 -o- OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY NEW FAST LIMITED SERVICE. Effective Sunday, March 15, this oompnny will plnco in sorvlco addi tional local and limited trains be tween Portland and Salem. Hours of arrival and dopnrturo of thoso trains will be found In anothor part of ths paper!" 3-ll-10t o ... OjTOIIIA. Bw tU -J? Klftl M ,lw '3s " I niQKOKT m MKK Cough Remedy itomfit rvtr it.majBxa Coughs, Colds CROUP WhMP4r CM(K SORE THROAT .. . THOATKdlUNCS KiMiioAsttaura. uiru.onooN.uv a. ttU. le!t4Vt ((t At tho request of many Republi cans I havo decided to becomo a can- dldato for tho nomination foe county) Judge, subject to tho Republican prl tnary olocton. WILLIAM DUSHEY. For Aswoiisor. , I horoby nnnounco my enndjdjicy In. tho Republican primaries for as sessor of Marlon ceunty: pledging Just and equal taxation. F. J. RICE. For County Stipt-rliitcndciit. I hereby announco myself an a can didate for County Superintendent of Schools for Marlon county, at the Republican prlmarlos, April 17. A O. RAKER, ",' Turner, Or. asfriatf : Mr. Joha lUh tif nlag, la., wys . "t w "t Pt.Paarit l have been selliag l)evtus K1daftyln4 lBa wtH Iweoordiag to the and niadder PUU fur about a year i iHwoerau and Rpubi rLli?... J...MT H lwrau are as eathuaat. vi by all drugtUU ,h,IW " Rpufc.leaaa; many of them i JKSiT FACILITIES PHE WEST FOR PRODUCTION OP umii tents For Representative. The undersigned Is a candidate for ropresontatlvQ at tho Direct Pri maries, April 17. If eleoted will fa vor business administration and vote for the people's choice for United States senator. HENRY J. MILLER, Aurora, Or, For Treasurer. I hereby announco to tho voters of Marlon county that I am a candidate for county treasurer at the Republi can prlmarlos; pledging honest, faith ful and Impartial handling of tho county funds. WM. STAIGER For Representative. I hereby announco that I will be a candidate for the. Republican nomi nation for state representative at the pr'martee April 17. S. D. EDKIN8. Scotts Mills. Or. For Count v CommlviIoinT. J T neckwith of Sldaey preoinot. Pla'f.mn Economical huslneas nd m'tu tratlon and an aggreesivp pollw cf r.nsfruiR permanent highways hv he n-oneratlon of state, county . and 'iw. rommunltis. Goml roads ,oave lo p , t l are tne b-8t investment ror the peo- aay & Pie Tuesday. --- . I T-. I TIME TABI CORVAuUS & EASTBtv Trains from aad to ft No. 1 Arrives at CorvallU ,...u-l Arrive, nt Albany c Leaves Yaqulna (:n Virlv03 at Albany ....hjj No. 2- Leavo Albany .ij.jij Arrives at Yaqulna .... j-.u Tnxlns to and from Dttrofl Loavoa fjrvrllis l-ii No. 3 Lioavos Ainany 7:ii A. M. (5:00, a7:05, 8:0$, i No. 4- Loaves Detroit i:H follows, commencing ja. , Trains for Correllli. No. 8 Loavos Albany ,-,ii Arrlvos rt Corvallls ,....ij No. 10. Loavos Albany 1:51 Arrives at Corvallli ... Ml No. C Lcavos Albany ..7.19 Arrlvos at CorvallU .... :!9 Tmini for Albaor. No. 5 Loaves Corvallls Mj Arrives at Albany IH No. 9 Loavoa Corvallls ...... Ml Anlvos at Albany .....III No. 7 Loavoa Oirvallls Ill Arrlvos nt Albany .... Ml No. 11 (Sunday oaljr)- Leaves CorvalllH U ' j Arrive at Albany Uij No. 12 (SunJ.tr onvi- T.onvon Allinnv 11 l Arrive a CorvallU Hj ;For farther InformaUoa til WM. MfJllTMWL Gen. Pass. Act., TortUBd, ' Jno. M. Scott, Asst. a T. Oregon Electric Railway It TIME CAIIH leaving Salrau PnrMnnil nnd interrad!t t" ini Portland and interment f !..! ' West Woodburn. WilA atln, Portland llUel Portland and intern" r Innnl .... ' Portland and interfflfJi West Woodburn, Wrtr; tin, Portland. 1Im ' " rortiana mb w"-" , $ local . ArrlUDS tin Portland aad lBt!''J looal . . ... .. . - . ,lrB1PJJl portmna ami -- ?J Portland. Tuu.an.Wc Wooauura. u. Portland an J lattrmei local . . ., j ... ,rt ICi-8 I'oruana " j i iuva ..r.l Portland. Tea.ans - . .. . . i'M 1 Portland aal trtef-'JI lopal OC.T.C Steamers P -. n. t O T, Jt. . - , - VII u "J Thursday a ' k . 11 MI. - - -.1 f TT" m M. P For Roprv"ntathf, P esc anaounce that I a,m a onn dldato for representative from Ma ori county, subject to the decision of tho Republican voter at tho pri maries to bo held Anrll 17. If nom inate! aad elected, shall support the Peoples choice for U. S. senator. Shall ontxs all crafts and all us- . -r necear) and luxurious approprla- Jl area1- "" tlon. o. L. HATTEDERG. jJJfoeJ, . -,. . rl aad aoeK cj THEAVIf . trtfj a Creams, . swe ... rnraer of ?!rE auicrioa, vriiB '