Daily capital journal., March 30, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1008.
9
OCIALIST
COUNTY
CONVENTION
IT UP A TICKET
.. au, EXISTING PAR-
Z ,vn DECLARE FOR THE
T1W a"
.flEBStflO6 PWKOIPLM-
iJSff ADDRESS TO THKPBO.
oFMAniON COUNTY.
Tti Socialists of Marlon county
.Mfd a ticket and adopted a
,forn 8 follews:
Ticket.
L rfpresentotlves L. D. Ratlin,
e Hwmer, f. j. uoou-uuuBu.
. .. -j r A nhnnnl.
(tStelnDumerauu v. . v.i
ftr coantjr Judge u. '. "amp.
for iherlff-T. Y. McLolIan.
ror derk-L. k. nan.
Tor recorder J. P. "Wlsner.
rr treasurer n. It. Fyan.
fK school superintendent T. C.
For lorvoyor T. V. Walt.
Fk asieasor T. J. Clnrk.
For commissioner R. F. Meyers.
' Platform of Socialists.
Ii Socialist party of Marlon coun
U contention assembled at Salem,
pa, March 28, 1908, ap
ijh cleclorfl of Marlon county
Kwperato with us In tlio great
tof brMglng about a condition in
A irorv citizen will hnvo an
pal opportunity with ovory othor
tn of life, liberty nnd tho pursuit
iijplncss, and to this end wo
'Vt the following platferm:
tidec'aro ourselves In sympathy
the great International movo-
toward the emancipation of tho
i!tc of our time, and condemn
pidual Invasion nnd restriction
ii rights of suffrnco by tho cnpl-
fVJc cass, who aim to tnko nway
mres tho right of tho workor to
'j or voice In public nffnlrs.
I endorse, tho state national nnd
nttlonal platforms.
ft nncqu vocally ondorBO tho
ik amendment to the constltu-
f Oregon on equal suffrage.
It hasten tho establlahmont of
M eo-operatlvo commonwealth, wo
i tn county nffnlrs, tho Ini-
E'n In direct vote of tho poo-
i;l ih" pub'Ir ownership of all
Ik ui ti. s ditch an wntor works,
'''f light p'antB. streot rnlhvnys
'phono nxtftna.
iro opposed to tho me of con-
obor In competition with othor
Wo condemn ns Inconsistent
I "lacere the position or the old
which oppose child labor In
fpatfornis while unhofdlng tho
K'uivo system which renders
tobor necessary.
re in favor of electing all our
P' rounn. Mate and national
U by direct YOtft nt Mm nonnk
alrocat the election of precinct
wrs
H who are In mpatby with
Principles, we invito vrnir honr.
operation
" flns of .Marlon County,
Republican nnrH- Ic, ,.
H this lmi hv thA to .i
r of that fo,m 0f tyranny
" EQVPrnmont u.. ,,
HI I ' IMJUUU-
nil lj n narK- nt nino..f..,n.
'ilatinB always for tho
stands nr.minM.. -
fj. " """MWUfclJ iU
i "ry and onnrasstnn a
executive officers are ever
Democratic party, led by a
BOHava the Impossible task
to ? bck th wheel of ovolu-
dav8 of Individual effort
J. erM1 competition, is neces-
aiV-T, Mre- To vocato
4hoo? ,0f commrc!ai8m to
r 'oe vari0Ug stagea of d(j
"'"HI it aoln .- ... .
i;f. - vacuus mo
u D,jt stesmanshlp, but
KoBbUon ,arly ,s mere,y
k ersi tre f he branchs Qt th0
4i. vf .i.
weo
h,
alow-dying of all the higher aspira
tions. This Is capitalism. There
muBt bo n, vast army of dependent
peoplo at Its bnso to support It.
Capitalism debases manhood in ev
ery walk of life. It Incites to graft;
drives men to dishonesty; forces
women to prostitution; hobs child
hood of Its right to decent physical,
intellectual and moral development;
and Its appeals .always to the Bclflsh
and barbarous Instincts of man. It
deprives vast multitudes of our peo
ple of the right to llfo-llberty and tho
pursuits of happiness, nnd fills tho
land with tramps and beggars. Under
its deadening spell the worker's
wholo tlmo must bo taken up with
his "dinner pall," to tho ontlro neg
lect of tho higher ambitions of life.
Socialism offers emancipation. Its
goal Is the co-operative common
wealth. It would so nationalize In
dustry that all men und women would
hnvo a chanco for life.
It stands for itho right of every
man to work, and to have tho full
valuo ofthls toll.
For tho equality of women with
men in business, social and political'
llfo.
For democratic management In all
business and governmental affairs.
For pensions for tho aged nnd In
firm. For condltloiiB that make possible
tho application of the golden rule In
business affairs.
To theso prlnclplo3 wo Invito tho
earnest attention of 'every man nnd
woman, and lny upon tho conscience
of ovory voter their support nt the
polls.
o
FItKK LANDS FOR
TWKNTY KAMILIKS
open land will depend on tho loca
tion, and nlBo depend on tho deter
mination of those chosen to repre
sent the settlors and myself, and
must bo satisfactory to all concorned
or tho dCBlgn will not bo accom
plished. The first twenty families among
tho flrBt applicants that organize
that are of respectable character
and evince n disposition to energet
ically enter upon tho business of
homo building that send their repre
sentatives to mo, will bo tho flrBt
Bervod, and If tho experiment shows
that It is likely to provo a success,
will ithen attempt tho location of
nnother body.
Respectfully yours, '
R. D. HUME.'
List of, applicants sent on request.
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A LARGE .
. EXPRESS
ROBBERY
WAS PKRPERATEI) 11EOAUSE A
MESSENGER ALLOWED A
FRIEND TO RIDE IN HIS CAR.
Tlic Salmon King of tin- Rouu Riv
er Mnki'H a Further
Offer.
(United Press Leased WIro.)
Kansas City, Mo., March 30. Of
ficers today visited tho home of O. A.
Bailey, tho WcIIb Fargo express mes
senger murdered In his car on the
Santa Fe yestordny. They sought for
tho murdered mnn's list of his mil
road acquaintances who nro now out
of employment.
Tho olllcers are convinced that tho
murder of tho messenger, who was
slain with a hatchet, and tho robbory
of the-express safo was tho work of
n railroad in tin, more than probable
nn ox-mcsBonBor, owing to tho famil
iarity of the man who did tho Job
with tho safes, keys and markings
Receiving so many Inquiries con
corning his proposition to locate
home builders on his lands In Curry of tho ncknBC8 NothIng ,n tho cur
county, ir. nuniu uus issuuo uiu ..- or th(J 8ftfc8 WM dlBllirb0ll oxcont tho
lowing clrculur: n,onoy nIllj jOWolry packages.
"Tho proposition I mnko Is to, ThQ ofllcor8 nr0 convIncod thal
furnish twenty fnmlllea with' twenty I Dn,oy wng bofrIondinB Bomo ncqunln.
acres of land free for five years, and tnJCu by ,oUuK h,m r,do ,n h,B cnr
give eucn lamiiy a cow, n p.B, uu:nnd thnt tho ,tttter( whoa tho m03
ilnMiiti fMiiln l. nil1((lnn (a Mill ' ..
n dozen fowls. In ndditlon to thlt,
Honger's back was turned, hit him In
they nro to have tho further uso of I tho hoad wUh th0 ni0M0ng0r.8 own
tho land for fifteen years additional hntoUott took tho mto k0y8 from tho
upon payment of tno
yearly rental of two
ncro, and nt tlvo expiration of th.it
tlmo tho Inntl to bo appraised by
ENTERS A
HOTEL
CALLS A WOMAN TO THE DOOR
OF HER ROOM AND TEARS A
HAG FROM HER ROSOM CON
TAINING DIAMONDS.
'!t7f r 8UBda (or a
il tte-ii,; or profit
rkWtt. 8 rcllow nm. must
'ioetah, V 80c,aod owner-"nSCwIthpri-
!Ud Z B of Pr4vate In
!.. ?ropert. aa hla only
each t uw lor eaon
J f RocketHer. each Mor-
PWe "u "usn a thousand
- uieiy, and the
i.iAWB ..u )deHd nmn'8 pockot, nnd nftor nffoct-
dOllai'S POT I,,,, .in ,nl1inf 1nnnlnn frnm Iia
train nt Newton.
Tho ofllclalB refuse to atnto what
Ulolnterosted parties at values i bawd J tho robbory nmounted, to hut it Is
oil mm or unimproved innua m wmt bolleved Tho-aum wnsTnTgo. A' ro
socClon of iho state, and upon p.Vwnrd of ?1000 has boon offered for
mnt of tho price to receive a deed tho capturo of tho murdoroPi
thcroforo; or an nrrangomont mnyi Q
bo mndo whoroby tho tltlo may pns
nt nn onrller ditto to those who aio DADDCn
ublo and lolro to lenvo bofor tho.ULIlJLI
oxplrntlon of tho tlmo montiouod,
thoy will hnvo tho prlvllogo of trans
ferring tholr lonso to nny roflpootjOblo
family who will occupy tho premises
und tho partloso whom thoy trans
fer will succood to nil tholr privi
leges. No enloons or llquor-solllng
establishments will bo pormittod,
nnd restrictions ngnlnst such will
appear In tho contract. Standing
timber nnd the use of a sawmill will
bo given to provldo luinbor for such
Improvements ns are desirable. '.Free
pasturngo will bo furnished for a
cow for each family.
It Is desirod to locate those faml
Hos contiguous to each othor, that
thoy may havo tho benefit of a
schoo and church, a,nd to provent
mlsundorbtandlng and disappoint
ment It Is necessary that theso fam
ilies shall organize as a body before
locating and select somo of tholr
number to visit tho lands and re
port on the quality of tho land and
the prospect of tho success' of tho
enterprise. While I bellove In 1 n
dlvldunl indopondent development,
tho location of families In' a new sec
tion, whore the creation of homos
must begin from tho baro ground It
la ossentlnl that such settlors must
work together until such time as
they have construoted their places
of abode nnd provided for tho loca
tion of their families.
I would not accopt the responsi
bility f moving families to tho sec
tion whero tho lands are Uunted,
'with any chance of tholr being dis
satisfied, thoreforo I Insist that somo
persons In whom the parties lave
confidence shall visit tho section and
bring back a report to tholr friends;
which If satisfactory, I shall be
ready to complete tho transaction.
Tho land Is situated near the
mouth of Roguo river In Ourry coun
ty. Oregon, and, the survey of tha
Coast Railway passes through the
land. Tho construction of thla road
ha(J begun prior to the panic, but
was suspended at the crash. Whe
times Improve there Is no doubt It
will be built. I have a small vesse'
which plys botween Portland and
Rogue river or from San Francisco
to that point Tho land will raise
any crop or fruit that grows In Or
egon. The amount of timber
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
HimiiiiinnniHiuii
Tl
I White House Restaurant
For ItegalAr
J 25c Dinner at 20c f
Tbejr can't be bt
McGHchrist & Son
Frofrtoattt.
New Spring Clothes for Men
Here are the new "Harvard" models, with
genuine style in every inch; observe the
natty, clean-cut hang of the trousers; note
the full-chested effect, the long sweeping
lapels and graceful coat-lines! These
are the two favorite Spring models. As
usual we are first to show them.
Tho popular Spring shades nro, Groy,
Green-mixed, Oltvo, Elophnnt Drown
and Tnn. Horo they are all In pro.,
fusion. A selection of tho finest cloths
nnd designs frnm tho famous Schlosa
mnstor-tnllora. Como and soo thorn.
$18, $20, $22, $25, $28, $30.
Como nnd pick out your selections wo will ro
aorvo them.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
141 Commercial St.
jimimiiMnmmn
MMMHilllHIHIlllllli
'
W OOUKT gTMWT.
i Call and try tlbM. Mtfttaf.
f alto turaiiB ntm rtry
reaaoBJble.
AT
Salem
Restaurant
I MEAIS 15c
wsistsMMessisastiit
. STATEMENT NO I
I further stato to tho peoplo of Oregon, as woll as to tho peoplo of
my logislnttvo district, that during my torm of olllco I will nlwnys voto
for that candldato for United Stntos senator In congress who lino re
ceived tho highest number of tho people's votes for thnt position tit tho
gonoral cloctton next preceding tho olcctlon of n sonntor in congress,
without rognrd to my Individual proferonco." From tho Direct
Prlmnry Law.
TIuvho Are the Republican Candida ton Who Take the Above Statement.
HAL D. PATTON; Salem,
WALTER C WINSLOW, Salem. x
HENRY J. MILLER, Aurora. ;
O. L. HATTEHERO, Sllverton. ,
A. O. LIIJREY, .Teffersoii. f
whoat, M.80(TJ$C,
tU;
clover, llO
)?1C
3
(United Press Lasad Wire.)
San Francisco, March 30. Every
member of Chief Dlggy's detective
squad Is today searching the city for
the robber, who, after beating and
gagging Mrs. L. A. Palmer, proprie
tress of tho St. Roso hotol, and at
tacking maid In his flight, last night
stolo money and diamonds valued at
$660.
Wearing n falso moustache, gog
gles and a black slouch hat, after
the manner of a Btage brigand, the
robber knocked at the door of Mrc. j
Palmers room, as sue opeuou u
he grasped her by tho throat.
"I'm 'a desporado." tho robber
whlsperod.
Mrs. Palmer was not unnerved by
this remnrk. Sho fought back wltl;
all liar strength until tho robber
struck her full in the face. Aw she
fell he caught her head and effectual
ly B"bbuu "Ul. HUH IU IUIU UllOii i
her waist and seized a chamois bag j
containing diamonds valued at $600 j
and $60 In money. Leaving his vie-1
tlm In a semi-conscious stato, be
rushed out of tho room and encoun-,
terod Edith Berg. She grappled with
him. but was soon ohokod and thrown j
aside. Mrs. Palmer Is on the vorge '
of norvous prostration today,
o-
SALKM MARKET.
liocal Wholesale Market.
Eggs 13c.
Duttor Cronmory, ne doom teh
3035c
Hens lie; mixed chickens, 10c.
Local whont 8rJc.
Onts -10c.
Ilnrloy $20,
Flour Hard
vnlloy, $1.00.
Hny Gheat,
$12 por ton; timothy, $14
Onions 3c.
Hops 01d,iyj2HC! new,
Oajc.
Casoara nark 3 to 3g.
Mohair 25c. '
RhiaII Mnrket.
Onts 45o por bu.
Wheat $1.06. v
Rollod barloy $31.,
Eggs .15 c.
Butter Country, 25o;
36c,
Flour Valley, $1.20 pr
bard wheat, $1.40 $1.60.
Bran 90c por sack; $28.50 per
ton; short, $1.20 por Back.
Hny Chaat. $16; cloyor, $15;
cheat, 85c; clover, 75o per cwt.
Livestock.
Hoes Fat, $5.00.
Stock hoga $4.00.
Cows Top, $2.50; fair $2$2.ri0
Steers Tops, $3.50; fair, $2.75
$3.00.
Veal Dressed, 5 7c.
Tropical FrnlUi.
Bananna $6,
Oranges $2. 35 2.50.
Lemons $3. 50 4.50.
Portland Market.
Whoat Olub, 83jt vafle,y, 83c;
bluo stem, 85c.
Poultry Hons, 13 14c; ducks,
16 C 16c; pigeons, old $1 per dpz.
MlllstuffBron, $24
Hay Timothy, valley, $17 $18;
alfalfh, $12 $13.
Vetch $14.
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
iHhnimi h tj tn i'i 1 1 1 ijs
ELITE HOTEL f
Restaurant aad hotel, on
European plan. Meals at all
hours on short order. Regular
dlnnor 25 conts. Thirty new
ly finished furnished rooms.
E. ECKKRLEN, Prop.
148 Commercial St.
"Illl , t.M.H M-M-f4-i
j HOTEL OREGON
Oor Seventh nnd Stark 8t.
Portland's New and Modern
; Hotel. Rotes $ I per day and
; up. European plan. Free Dus.
j WRIGHT.WGKINS0N HOTEL CO.
Proprietors
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The
I Horseshoe Restaurant I
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I) haa opened undor tho formor I
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: Best 20c Meal in Gty
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: : McKENNETII HOWARD. Prop. : :
The abort- cui represent!
brick lined Torrid Zone Furr.
Guaranteed gas, smoko and dual
proof, Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
2fl8 STATE STREET.
Estimates furnished on heating
Strong and HeaHh Poultry
WSm4K
SPRING
SHOES
Shoos for summer wear. Just re
ceived. A big shipment of tho latest
stylos and shapes; men's, boys', la
dlou and children's. TonnlB shoes
and light nhoej. Easy nnd comfort
ublo house sllppors,
Jacob Vogt
:M5 State fitm-t.
Salem, Orcgo
1 . .
flf you feed Coulon'a Improved Mash
I Egg Food
It Doc tho UusinewB.
Mr. E. 2. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Maine, says of Bucklen'a Arnica
Salve. "It does the business; I have
ued It for piles and It cured them.
Used it for chapped hands and K
cured thorn. Applied it to an old
sore and It healed it without leaving
a scar behind." 25c at J. C. Perry's
or, drug store.
Your hens will be cackling over
rSHlGNESTER'S PILLS i'" !!a" r7
II. uu.mil. yy I lliw hjwuiu wv..i. .www.
ZXtiiiM&i I You will help yourselves and help us
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liny it -mir v
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prvvrUt. A-K"IIM:lV.Tr.O
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SOlDBYWrlWiKTSEVEWWIfj;
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you do your buying in our lino from
UB.
Good literature on poultry raising
free.
TILLSON & CO.
Phone 131
arir ytQizSftyA f
IJOI I IQYfrR'X i
Rocky Kfiuntain Tea Nuugels 1!
Brf.siOoji9aHitiiaiRiv SALEM WATER COMPANY
X Mc f T CVmtlnati.n. .Iction. U. ",-Ur" " JVV zJ?
wwlKilcyTr..iio!M. MmpU livwo;, l.ir OFFICK CITS' HALL.
For water arri apply at oc.
GOLDEN N'JGCETS FOil SALLOy PEOPLE
TN.
TUB BEST ROAST HUM
FAMILY KVKK HAD
Can bp obtained from our arisa
tender and Juicy beef, sauttoa r
pork. All our eaU aro aelaateel
from tho choicest, and prepare $c
the table to ault the eleaMiida ef a
faatldtoua. Oar prlcea are lower far
quality than you can lad at aa
plac lo Salem,
K, c. OROI0,
rfcw m.. at ttM m.
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