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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. 0ALKM. ORBGON, THURSDAY. MAHC1I 20, 10.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
V,. 1IOFJ5B, K6. a4 Pro.
km Jparfeat lleifjf Devoted to aamtean Princltks a0
the-Pw awl JHrtiopemml of Alt Oreeji.
PuWInhwI Kverjr Etcalng Kxcept Sunday, Solera, Or.
gU8CKIPTI0N RATK0,
(Invariably In Adrance.)
ftJwtlr, fcjr carrier, per yr..........-f.00 Per raontb........C0c
MHr, hy mall, per ywr.M.-... .. 4i Per month...... 13c
fftfcly, by "jail, par ycnr.... . ,..,v., 1.00 Sir monthi ......Wo
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
ROW WITH STUDENTS
Many More 8tHJcH(s Have Been Let
()Mt o Account of Demonstration
Against ProfcBsor. .
SPECIAL OLIVER.
rr o ftveIee Qt ufccrlbrB branch dollvory oeea r eeta.
ct tie fejiewt fwee at I cents per month, li.oe iw wriw
Asylum Store, F. Q. Do Vo & Bon, Asylum Avenue Junction.
Carllne, Sereateeattt street o A. W. Lane, 3ardon Koad store.
Daue'a Store, Alex, Due, fkMth Commercial strcot.
Electric Store, 0. H. Epplftr, East State streot.
fair Grounds Store, llarrlson Do, Fair Grounds noad.
Hawaii' Coraer, Twelfth Mi Gross streets.
0. YL Grocery, A. A. Eaglet t, Twelfth street.
Whwler'a Store, W. D. Wheeor, Highland avenue.
Yew Par War , F. O, Bower ox, Twelfth and Leslie. .
VmK&miON OF STATEMENT NO. 1
knj MacuanJon of Statement No 1
On 1t1i tho peoplo to better un-
jats4inK of the situation is to bo
'WBraemed,
1 la gpnorally understood that
f8lHtNo. 1 IS A HELP TO
wwr at a mnmn election of
SMNATOftH BV THE VOTK OF THE
jwoplm.
It the people aro to oloct tho Unl
ted Mateo senators, thon any meas
ure that makes tholr choice flnal and
certain Is In tho right direction and
to bo supported by nil who stand for
that nrlnclnlo. '
tho discussion. Thd people aro tlrod
of baring momborn of tho legislature
Bell tholr votes for federal offices or
casH
THK PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE
BETTER MEN FOR SENATORS
THAN MONE1' CAN BUY. -
In his first Htatomont Dr. Cuslck
said:
WHOEVER GETS A MAJORITY
OF ALL THK VOTES LET HIM RE
ELECTED."
Now bo nays It doog not matter,
"WHETHER IIH IIUY8 VOTES OR
NOT."
Buya them of who? Why of mom-
If. Dr. W. A. Cuslck Is In fnvor of bora of tho iCglHlnturo, of courso.
oloctlng Honntora by tho direct voto
of tho pooplo, THK PEOPLE CAN
HAVE NO DIFFERENCE WITH
war.
If bo donjos that tho pooplo nro
capable to elect sonators, then ho
You can only buy votes of thoao
who hnvo thorn for a1e, and VOTES
HAVE REEN BOUGHT AND SOLD
IN LKGI8LATITRICS.
It lo not bollovd thnt with tho
Oregon plan of direct nomination,
linn a right to contend for somo othor ami direct oloctlon, that sonntor
"way of electing thorn. ahlpn enn bo bought nny moro than
For ovr 20 yonrs tho Ropiihllonu congruRsmnnshlpB, or governorships,
"parly and Republican legislatures
Tiavo boon rcno'cmllng" IN FAVOR
OF DIRECT ELECTION OF SENA
TORS. In an artlalo In tho Statosman Dr.
Cuslck inado the following ntato
Tmont, CLEARLY STATING TRE
PKINCII'LMTIIAT A MAJORITY OF
THK PEOPLE HAVE THE RIGHT
TO NAMH THK UNITED STATICS
KKIfATOIl, Tho doctor used thono
word)
"The pui'poso of this nrtlolo, bow
"5vor, Ih to ahnw that a minority or
plurality or anything short of a ma
jority of all tho vote oust, nnnuot bo
mado o do duty, ns bo 'volco of tho
people or choice of tho pooplo.' Can
didates ahould find and declare thorn
apH'oa rlarly In this mat tor. Thou
WHOEVER nWTB A MAJORITY OF
ALL THE YOTH8, LEI1 HIM UK
i;i,E(THD, as he Ih apt lo ho tho
"bofct or, tho bunch, and full recogni
tion will by, glvou tu the 'peoplo'a
jlolc." inil majority rule."
I)r t'urlok Inadvertently atatotl
tfto trith In tho above words, and
wlmt UK IN HIS HIWRT MUST
OTntl. IH RIGHT.
ll-a)UliiK that he had Inudvor-ont-ly
ranrd oleotlnn by the pooplo jho
titlier day In dlKualK the subjaot.
Dr. W A Oulpk In tho Statesman
Wednmiday mornlnK tllsoueees the
atibjwl anatn Ilo saya:
"Kvery member of tho leKUIature,
front Marlon to and win be oleoled
by u majority, and when thoy oloot
a United Stat senator bo will, and
xian oaly be electcnl by a majority of
both hounos. and WIIHTIIHll UK
WVVH VOTRS OR NUT, HAH NOT11
UNO TO DO WITH THIS RIKtH'S.
filON. He koim a majority or be Is
not eloted. It Is foolish to keep In
alstlns on oleotlUK the United 8tati
tionatora by popular vol'e, booause.
a itriPat It can't be done, as sueh
VroGooillnR would be in violation of
our national constitution."
"WtlimiHU UK IMTVH VOTES
OR NOT," has everything to do with
Itaw to Obtain Wealth
U the (rollH all aie aaxlouj
to solve. $ttm fiM 4o Haw It
left to Oiami otHc fUtb bttaaujM
the hav no rlih rettviN, bat
the smart omhk ma r woman
of today apnji a wtvlnp account
m th 8im Way tftwnnU oWlala
lat wealtk.
Your Having win tmrM three
per eot lntret with u. Small
ttneount woloomft.
SAVINiS NrAITMENT
CAPITAL
NATWNAl BANK
Tho peoplo will not bollovo that
Dr. Cuslck' moans to say that a aona-
tornhlp could bo loKiiUy obtained In
tho loRla'aturo by purcbnslnR Votes.
dr. rrsicic is not tiik kind
OF A MAN TO SAY SUCH A THING,
In tho HutiRo that ho uphohlh pur
i'hao and xalo of votos In the IokIs
laturo. nut ho has nnnln rovealed the very
point that tho pooplo ARK SORK
AFRAID TO TRUST TIIKIR RKP
RICSKNTATIVES UPON.
Statement No. 1 absolutely de
stroys tho value of a man's vote In
tho leglalaturo an a ansa or political
ItHSot.
COFFEE
Cheap for those 'that
von't pny for good; Schil
ling's Best for those who
won't have poor.
Your Kttt utumi yuur iuner l( tou doa't
llkn lu iur btui
STATE CONVIIXTION
OF IMtOIIIIUTION'ISTS.
Portland, Or., Mnroh 20. Tho
Mnto Prlhlbtllon party will bold iu
onnventlon tomorrow to seleoi n atato
tloket. At tho same time sevoral
dlstrlat oouvontlous and the Mult
nomah eoainty convention will be
Rlieumnllo Pnlun Relieved,
B. F. Crocker, 18q., now 84 years
of atte. and for SO years Justice of
the peaoe at Martlnsburp. Iowa,
say: "I am terribly adlloted with
solatlo rhoumntUm In my loft arm
and right hip. I have used three
bottles of Chamborlala'a Pain Ilalm
and It did me lots of good." For 84le
at Dr. Stone's drug store.
1)11)1).
PKTHllBOX At tho Salem lfopl.
tal, Wednesday afternoon, March
85. 1008. or tutmroulcwla, O. M.
v Pdierauii. SO er of nge
The decerned was a roldent of
Frultland and loaves a wife and four
ohlldren In that town. Funeral an.
nouneement -will be made ater, after
Ithe arrh-al of a brother from OatUor
uta.
C U May, wlyo T8iile4) narUtenst
af tow-w, and who died Wtlnestay,
waa hnrled In 04ty NIew esinatery.
The fuaoral was hw4d from tho
church at that plaoe. ami the sr
vkMM were oaudueted Uj Uv. NK,
of thla place.
TH remalaa of Mrs. Sarah U.
Kruhn. whe dil at Kugono, at the
a of 9 j ears, woe Intorrod In the
Odd Fellow' oontwy. Rv, . R.
Comer, of the UaptbM ohuroh, con.
ducted the service, which wore heW
at 3 o'doek this afteraooa.
a
Don't take cold, bwt it yoi do.
doa't fall to take Kemp's Balsam to
PNveat serious coqueaee. Koth
laic ! h w valuable ta UexUag
cough aup eolds.
A few days ago 12 students wcro
suspended at Standford university on
accoufit of having to 6k a leading
part In a demonstration and parade
against a professor by namo of
CInrko, who is supposed to have
somothlng to-do rlth keeping order
and discipline among tile student
body. Tho Bt'udonta annealed and
threatened to strike and leavo tho
university In a bod, "AVn'onswcr
to their protest many moro hnvo beon
suspended.
Moro Student Let Oat.
Wednesday 41 studenta were Res
ponded. Tho student affairs com-
mittoo refused to reconsider tho
cases pf tho 12 students originally
suspended. All of tho sophomores
who participated In the parade wero
punished by having ton houra added
to tholr gradnaClon requirements.
Five hours woro added to tho gradu
ation requirements of of tho fresh
mon' offenders.
Tho announcement of tho commlt
tco has created intenso excitement
and resulted In a demonstration
against Professor Chirk, chairman of
tho committee. While leaving tho
rompiiR for tho postoinco, ho was
booted and hissed by a crowd of stu
denta who had gathered to discuss
tho ouspenslons.
Tho hot-henda nro 'tnlklng of or
ganizing a walk-out, but tho moro
consorvntlvo studenta nro advocating
npplloatlona for lonvo ot abRonce as
n protOHt against tho suspensions.
Alrondy 25 men hnvo askod for
leavos.
"ICenny" Fonton, cnplnln of the
Stanford university baseball team
and ono of tho loading nthlotas In
tho Cardinal school la again promt-
nont In university circles duo to his
outspoken advocacy of the "walk
out" policy In tho controversy ho-
twron tho studenta and tho Hludont
affairs committee nt Standford ovor
tho suspension of 12 studenta who
woro charged with bolng a part of a
crowd of Stanford men who mado a
demonstration against tho student
affairs committee,
Fonton Mado Speech.
At a recent maw mooting of stu
dents Fonton mado a speech, declar
ing that It wna his bellof that the
only coijrso left tho
wiih to Hlrlko. and
compel tho committee and President
Jordan -to tako a moro rational view
of tho situation thnn thoy apparontly
onro to. So poworful was Fonton'
animal that It -took the combluod of
forta of Goneh Lnnagan and Proal
dont of tho Student Jlody A. A. Mur
phy to prevent an Immedlnto wnlk
out Fonton declnros that It la not
a question In rognrd to the liberty
of having liquor In tho boarding
housea on th rumpita, hut of tho
right of the it tdnU of Stanford to
have some renoM beyond tho aihl
trary word of the student affairs
oommlttou whan siillct of dispute
co mo up botwoou the studenta and
the faculty.
Fight an Old One.
Th light la an old one on the
Stanford campus and was bitterly
fought two yearn uuj. when tho thou
existing RtmUut affairs oommlttoe
uspomltd D. S. Allen, udltor of the
Dally Palo Alto, bocauso of bis edi
torial criticism of the policy ot tho
eommltte. At that time the stu
dents forced the resignation of the
uommtttue and sacurod the appoint
ment of a new oommlttoe, with a
moro liberal policy When President
Jordan adopted his present "antl
steam beer" policy his committee ro
fclgnnd and tho prosont committee,
headed by Profosaor Clark, formerly
prohibition mayor of Mayflold, was
scUctud. Many ot the faculty aro
supporting tho student In tho pres
ent unpleasantness.
If You
Are Sick
It is because some of
the organs of the body
are not doing their work
well. Thprfe is a lack of
that nervous energy that
gives them motion. Oon
gequentlyyou are weak,
worn-out, nervous, irrit
able, cannot sleep; have
headache,indio;estion, etc.
because there is not suffi
cient nerve force to keep
the organs active and al
low them to perform their
natural functions. Dr.
Miles' Nervine restores
health because it restores
this nervous energy.
"l have bn atck tve" . year, and
Id not know irfeat ttsls the natter
with me. I tried many remedle aad
aone of them proTsd f any vahis. I
heard of Dr. Illlit' Kenrtae. I Fro
cured a bottle, and before 1 had taken
Italf ef It I wan better. I weutd have
bad ncrvou praetratton If I had net
ret thla raedlelHe whra I did. I con
tinued to taka It WftUl I waa entirely
well. I hare atoee recommended It
te five of rar lady frtenda, aad they
have all thanked me fer deta , t
it beaeflted tfaew alU" n
MRSU ROBH OTTO.
ltt 8. Si St. Ceiumbuff, Ohio.
Dr. Mile' Nervine la aeld by yeur
drunUt, who will guarantee that the
first Wtle will benefit. If It fall, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
I CANDIDATES CARDS I
wMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
(Cards. of county candidates $5.
Cards for district and stato candi
dates $10).
FOR COUNTS JUDGE OP MARION
1 COUNTY, jU. h. JONES.
Kopuoucan, larmcr business man
and taxpayer. Gardiuato of Willam
ette University, studied law and ad
mitted to tho bar. Whoro ho la best
known nro found his strongest bud
porters. Among business men every
where his word Is as good as his
bond. Ho stands for a strictly busi
ness and economical administration
of county affairs,
SMILES
Ono thing tho peoplo tako no
nl&rm nt no dnngor of tho faculty
at Stanford walking out.
Thla papor prints tho card of
all candidates and will ovon print
carda and advortlscmonts for tho
Domoorals, Prohibitionists, Soclnl
lita nad Labor Union parties It there
nro any.
It would cost Mr. Ladd and his Su
lorn nmtoclaton about twenty thou
sand dollars to put tholr wntor pow
er In nny kind of shapo to soil It, and
about ton thousand to redeem It
from bolng a public nuisance" and
menace to health.
It will do lota to advortlso Salem
jit tho Portland roso show, but would
i. , uiv "jijlo n Kront doal more for Sulom to
o ""'Wf'Ocet nil newcomers with dowers nt
by thlf .ynoA'iafT nnil 1Illrft Miam fon, a ,. thnv
had como to a land of cordiality and
hospitality. Instead of bolng turned
ovor to a bunoh of roal oalato men.
Lot U8 try to mnko It ploasant for all
newcomers. Lot ua orgnnlzo to meet
evory trnln with a oommltteo who
will hand thorn a bouquot.
The Journal average noorly ten
page a day. Tho Journal takes the
largojt tojagraph report taken by
any nowapnpur In tho world publish
ed lu a alty tho alzu of Snlom. Tho
Capital Journal oomoa very nearly
batng the boot newspaper In the
world for the lr. of thi town. Tho
Journal la tho beet advortlsement
Salum haa.
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No Use to Die,
"I havo found out that thero Is
no use to die of lung trouble ns long
aa you eon get Dr. King's New Dla
oovory," ays Mrs. J. P, White, ot
Rushboror, Pa. "I would not be
alive today only for that wonderful
medicine. It loosens up a cough
quicker than anything else, and
cures lung disease oven after tho
case Is pronounced hopelees," This
most reliable remedy for coughs and
colds, lagrippo, asthma, bronchitis
and hoajraenoss, U sold under guar
antee at J. C. Perry's drug store; 50c
and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Stato ot Ohio, City ot Toledo. Lu
oua County, m.
Frank J. Cheney nmkos oath that
ho U sonlor patnr of the firm of
F. J. Cheaeiy & Co.. doing buslneja In
tho city of Toledo, county ami state
aforwald, and that said firm wilt
pay the sum of ONR- RUNDUKD
DOLlARS for eaoh ad Xry cast
Qf Catarrh that oaaaot b oured by
the e of the HalPa Catarrh Cure.
PRANK J. GHBNKY,
Sworn to bafore ne aad subscribed
In my pre&oace, thla Sth day, of De
tetnhwr. A. D., 1SS8.
(SeL) A. W. OLEASON.
Notary public. "
Hall' Catarrh qure la taken ia
ternally. ami acta dlreotly on thu
blood and tnuoou surfaox4 ot the
ajstem. Bead for toatlmoufal Ire.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledor,
Sold by all druggist, X5c
Tahe HallM Family PUU for coa-
atlBatloa,
For Representative.
I hereby announce myself 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.
I hereby announce mysolf as a
omdidato for nomination at tho Re
publican primaries for county su
perintendent of schools.
WALTER M. SMITH.
I horeby announce myself as a
candldato for nomination nt tho Re
publican primaries for commission
er. B. E. ROBERTSON,
Tumor, Oregon.
I desiro to placo my namo before
tho Republican primaries for a re
nomination for County rccordor.
D. C. DRAGER.
I wish to announco to my friopds
that I am a candldato for county
treasurer, subject to tho Republican
primaries. JOSEPH O. MOORE.
I horeby announco mysolf a candl
dato for county commissioner on tho
Republican ticket.
O. B. IIOYT,
Jefferson, Oro.
I am n candidntos for ofllco ot
county Jmdgo, subject to tho Repub
lican primaries, on tho platform of
a square deal to all.
W. W. HALL.
At tho request of many Republi
cans I .hnvo docldcd to becomo a can
dldato for tho nomination for county
Judge, BUbJcct to tho Republican pri
mary "oloctlon. '
WILLIAM BUSHEY.
Kennedy's Luxatlvo Cough Syrup
noUgontly yotlirompily on the
bowob and allays Inflamatlon at tho
same time, it Is pleasant to take.
Sold by all druggists.
MICKOKT
B1RK
Cough Remedy
tOMSmt MtJsnsEME
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
IWlMW
Cvifc
llrru
&riKkdls
SORt THROAT
TIIROATMtUNCS
rinrnTiiii u i
witM.pat08iN.U4. A.
m. uttk
For Assensor.
I hereby announco my candidacy
In thp Republican prlmarlos for as
sossor ot Marlon county; pledging
Just and equal taxation.
F. J. RICE.
For County Superintendent.
I hereby announco mysolf as a ciin
dldato for County 'Superintendent of
SohooU for Marlon county, at the
Republican prlmarloa, April 17.,
A C. BAKER,
Turner, Or.
For Representative-,
The undersigned Is a candldato tor
representative at the Direct Pri
maries, April 17. If elected will fa
vor buslnosa administration and voto
for tho pooplo's Qholce for United
State 6onator.
HENRY J. MILLER,
Aurora, Or.
for county JudBeTbTfoirr
Mean primaries of Mario?
April 17. Having ?ZT
taloner two terms
Judge one term, I believe i
Ifledtortheofliceforkhf'1
cand,date. jjt
For Sheriff. 1
tho Republican primaries. T
J1- P- MlNTo
For Railroail rn-.. I
I herewith announce myself tL
nonnhllxan i .. "ref
r w-.. uumiuauon for Riti
Vwu.u.uD.UUCl( lr0m Ws
ai-aistrict. w.
For Pui.i.u.
I am a candidate for the D6,
lion fnr vinafnt.i- - .
.. wUro oi B4 tm .y
M l. Tl lt
"" -uo epuoucan prlmarlet.
IRA. HAJULTC
For Reprcseaiaiitf.
I herebv nnnnnn.
candidate for the legbUUrl J
yriuianus, April 17 if 5,
and olected I will t-u.. ,
Mean United siiioa B.u. ".
havo been elected by the pwpJ
t HANK A. TCRM
For RoproscBfattm
I horeby announce nwif
candldato for the nomlnjUoa
rcsontatlvo at tho RepnbHoaS
marles, April 17 If noinli.
olected, I will vote for thefisa
can cholco for United Sut
tor. LLOYD T. REYXOl
HOTELS AND lUST.UTUJ
The
White House Resla
For a Regular
25c Dinner at;
They caa't be lt
McGikiirist & Sm
Proprietors.
iWmUMKIIIHHI
2 k9 couitT smut.
Call and try tsm
16c. Board per ett (tl
also furnished
reasonable.
AT Til
i
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c!
wiimwiiiniM"
4i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in im
; ELITE HOTEL
! '. ni,taurant aod boUl, i
' - Hull tt I
, . uuropoau piau. -
' honra nn snort oruer n
lifllnnor 5K MntS. TbWf 1
' - . M I..I...J MMU.
. . iy unisnea iuruuca -
! : E. ECKKHLEX, Wb
H8 Comiae!iI
Hllllil
Fop Treniurep.
I hereby announce to tho voters of
Marlon county that I am n candidate
for county treasurer at tho Republi
can primaries; pledging honest, faith
ful and Impartial handling of the
county funds.
WM. STAIGER
For Representative.
I heroby announce that I will bo a
candidate for the Ronubllcan nomi
nation for state representative at the
prlmarloa April 17.
S. A. ADKINS.
Scotta Mills, Or.
HOTEL OR!!
Cor Seventh and St'
Prtl,rc tewatii
!! Hotel. Rates $1 H" M
.. i.. frefi
; up. turoptanpMe. -i
I; WRIGfiT-tMCKlNSWHOml
rfopiK"j
The
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For County Commissioner.
J. T. BeokwUh of Sldnoy precinct.
IHitfftrm: Hoonomlaal business ad
HUnUtratlon and an aggressive policy
of oeaetruotlnir permanent highways
Uy the oo-oporntlon of state, county
and local commualtloa. Good roads
aro the best Investment for the peo
ple. For ReprtvfntaKive.
Please announce tha 1 am i tan
dldate for representative from Ma
rlon county, subject to the decision
pf the Republican voter at the pri
maries to be bold April 17. If nom
inated aad olected, shall support the
people's choice for U. S. senator
Shall oppose all grafts and all un
neo4ary and luxurious appropria
tions. O. L, HATTEBERO,
SIlTertoa. Oresoa
For CowBty Jtde,
I hereby aaaoaitee aay caadldacy
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