DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORKGON, WEDNESDAY. APIUL 8, 1&0H
SALEM POLITICAL
MACHINE HIRES SPACE
Aro tbo people awaro that tho havo bad narrow escapes, Thoy
Salem political machine cannot aro hiring epaco to blacken men
Meet tho mon It wants defeated In
open debate?
Aro tbo peoplo awaro that unnlrio
to "meet tho candidate of tho pco
Apto. that space has been hired to
tdvcrtlso (also isauea?
As they havo dono so many times
In tbo past, they seek to mako a
faleo ls:uo of ono man whom they
dread ana fear and bato worso than
,tbo dovll does holy wator.
. SO THEY 1IIRK A TWO-COLUMN
SPACE IN TlfB STATESMAN.
Will tbo Statonman toll tho peoplo
who od Its that space and puts up
the money?
Tho Salem political machine
which ran tho Into convention with
two Southorn Pacific attornoys In
ckrgo has hired spneo In tbo States
jsmn to advortiso tbo editor of Tho
Capital Journal.
Ho la arrayed with Sonntor
Boarno, W. S. U'Ron and Tom Wat
wq as tho author of ALL THE
WOKS AND CALAMITIES THAT
HAVE OVERTAKEN THE MOST
PROMINENT MKM11EIIS OP THE
MACHINE. J
Bomo of them aro under Indict
went and cdnvlctlon, and otbors
who stand by tbo people's rights,
Tho'Mnachlno leaders woro unwill
ing and unable toeet Mr. U'Ren In
debate- at Salem. Thoy are unablo
to meet 4he Statcmont No. 1 Repub
licans In debate. So they biro space
to abuse a privato citizen,
WHO PAYS THE MONEY FOR
THAT SPACE TO DOWN STATE
MENT NO. 1?
Thoy hire space to nbuBO A. C.
Llbboy of Jefferson who is deputy
grand master of tho Odd Follows of,
this district, and who has never boon
mixed up with ballotbox frauds.
LinilEY IS A CIiKAV RESPECT
ABLE YOUNG ORANGER and n
man tho machlno naturally hates
because bo Is unapproachable for
any rotten echemo such as tho gang
work on tho unsophisticated,
If bo gooa to tbo legislature ho
will vote for tho pooplo'a senator
nnd to trim tho whiskers of tho ma
chlno gang nt every turn of tho
road. "Why shouldn't thoy fight
Llbboy and call him a Populist.
That Is tho class of men tho ma
chlno docs not want to have in tho
leglHlaturo nnd aro spending their
money llko wator to keep thorn out.
What Stove
for Summer?
tj
INITIATIVE MEASURES
TO BE VOTED ON -NO. 1 4
Nothing adds to kitchen
convenience in summer weather
like a New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove.
Anything that any stove can
do the "New Perfection" will
do, and de it hetttr. Bakes,
roasts, boils, toasts; heats the wash water and the sad
irons, and does it without dissipating its heat through the room
to ytur dacomf ort. The
NEW PERFECTION
Wkk Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
actually keeps the kitchen cool actually makes it comfortable
for you while doing the family cooking, because, unlike the coal
range, its hoat is directed to one point only right under the
kettle. Made in throe sizes, fully warranted. If not
n with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
TeJ?ayd lamp st-
j '"'tair light that is very grateful
to tired eyes a perfect student or family
lamp. Brnsa, nickel plated, hence more dur
able tbnn other lamps.
If not with your dealer, write our near
est agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( Incorporated)
8UPItE3IE COUItT ItEVEKSES
CASK FOR SECOND TIME
After pending in tho courts of
this stnto for tho past six years, dur
ing which time it has twice boon n?
high as the supreme court, tbo suit
of Mrs. Mary Stewart whigham
against the Supreme Court of tho
Independent Ordor of Forresters for
$2uu0 Insurunce on tho life of htti
husband has beon aga.'n returned to
tbo circuit court of Multnomah
county for trial. In both lnstanccr
thc circuit court rendered a decree
in favor of Mrs. Whlgham and tho
supremo court In favor of tho Inde
pendent Order of Foresters. Judgo
l A. L. Prnon .. .
3 tho lnflt 'i..,"1 -!and ,..,
WhlRham".,.n.a favor'
decision Is wrltfPn ,8UpreC!e T
tho title -nor 1 J.in!lt
nm -,i.. i . :. vun.
nf '-.' ?,r,nS to
Jhfr,:f
HEADY TAlLOED CLOTHC31
FOIf WELL DRESSED
MEN.,
f the insurance Vo Jde
deceased swore faS601
he was not a hab ltnW,eQfc
tho other hand the 5 Jht- X
tho ofllcers of d'JadtJ
when they Ltatpfe
DoWlti's Carho'lzcd ten
Salvo, n Is op5VMrt Ha
Piles. Sold hv K '
$fw
'jf .i
mum
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PRCE RANftr
20 4A
CURRENT MAGAZINES
Tho fourteenth In tho list or 10 Tho bill as It has boon submitted
proposed Inltlatlvo and referendum to tho peoplo Is ns follews:
measures ban to do with tho lnntruc- " A bill to propose by Inltlatlvo
tlon of loglslotorn on tho senatorial jpotltlon n law to In tit met tho mom
qHcstlon. Tho forms In which it bom of tho leglslntlvo usscmbly to
will appear on tho ballot la n fol fel fol
eow: PROPOSED I)Y INITIATIVE PETI-
TION
A bill for a law Instructing mem
ber a of tho loglnlnturo to vnto for
nd oloct tho candidates .for Unltod
States sonator who roculvo tho Jilgh
est number of votes nt tho general
olectlon. Vote YES or NO
320. Yes.
827. No.
vote for and elect tho candidates se
lected by tho people for United
States senator from Oregon.
"no It ennctod by tho pooplo of
tho Btuto of Oregen:
"8ectlon 1. That wo, tho peoplo
of tho state of Oregon, hereby in
struct our representatives nnd son
atom In our leglslntlvo 'assembly, as
nueli ofllcors, to voto' for and olect
tho candidates for Unltod States son
ator from this stnto who recolve tho
I highest number of votos at our gon-
oral oloctlons."
EDUCATIONAL PAUCE
Tlio April American Hoy.
Tho smiling, satisfied fnco which
looks OMt from tho front cover of
tho April American Hoy Is an Index
to tho Interesting, Instructive, and
pleasing matter this number con
tains. Jimmy Jones, Pirate; Four
Hoys on tho MlBshslppI; nnd That
Dillingham Boy, continue to delight
tholr renders.
West Is purely a railroad enterprise.
Wo stnrtod 1t In our publicity de
nartment." Dnrton Wood Currlo
j has nn Interesting story to toll of
"The Transformation of tho South-
wost," through tho legal abolition
of rambling, n surprising nnd
wholcsomo transformation. Ofgon
eral popular Interest, and with
many delightful illustrations from
drawing by Harry Fenn, Is Sylvester
Baxter's "Tho Railway Donutlful,"
an account of what has been dono in
Bovornl notnblo Instances, In im
proving railway linos, wayside and
stations, nnd a plea for careful nt-
Tho boys who doslro to havo' tentlon to such Improvement.
CALIFORNIA GIRL
CAPTURES LONDON
London, April 7. -Maud Allen,
tho San Francisco dn.ncor, who is
making u tremendous hit horo, par
ticularly In hor Salomo dnuco,- Is us
aural a long run of popularity. Sho
baa drawn moro cabinet ministers
and mombore of tho nobility to tho
Palnco Muslo hall (bun that thoator
has had slnco t was converted from
a grand opera' houso into a novolty
how. Mlsu Allen's nppoarnnco as
Snlomo when she dunees around tho
head of John the UnptUt, is mudo in
a costume that Is dttotddly doool
lotto, conalntlug prluolpaUy of
strings or pearls.
o -
Hugnr Truht Iw Advamdug.
Portland, or., April 7. A con
crtd rlso of 30 cents on tho 100
pounds on fruit sugar which waa an
nounced horo today by tho agents
of tbo three big const rottnorloa has
brought about a ronwnl of tho rum
or that tho American Sugar com-
pauy. thw Honolulu Plantation rum-'
pony and tho WeeUrii Hofinlng .com-!
M AltltllH) SIXTY
YKAItH SUNDAY
W. H. Hay nud Wlfo of Myrtle Point
Celebrated Tlrlr Woddlng Anni-vtvmiry.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rny, of Myr
tlo Point, pnronta of Frank Itny of
Marsbfield and formor residents or
Mnrshflold, eolcbrated tho sljctloth
anniversary of tholr mnrrlngo Sun
day. A large unmber or friends
nnd rolatlvoa or tho vonernblo
couplo participated In making tho
nnulvorsnry a merry one.
Mr. niul Mrs. Ray, dosplto their
yonrB, uro enjoying good honlth. Mr.
Hay is olghty-two years old but still
Quito aotlvo.
Tho couplo cams to Coos nay
from Nebraska about ton years nno
and mado their homo with tholr sou,
rrnnk. until a couplo of yoars ago
wnon no movod to Myrtlo Point.
Fiauk. Hay and family and H. P
Ilohlon wr among tho Marthfleld
peoplo who nartlclpntod In th cel
ebration of tho Joyous event.
clonn, healthy bodlcn will find Talks
with the Doctor; Somo Secrets of
Clovorness, nnd Destroyers of Boys,
unusually Interesting. Fortv Stunts
In Magic for AmntourB nnd Trnp
plng Hlnto for Doys contain ninny
thlnga ror boys who enjoy mystlfv-Inn-
tholr frloudti nnd tboso who de
light In capturing nnlmnls. Evory
ono of tho regular dnnnrtmonts will
woll repay tho reading of them. 82
illustrations. $1.00 n year. Tbo
Spraguo Publishing Co., Detroit,
Mich.
Tbo A;ril Century.
Of spea'nlly notablo IntcroU Is
tho dlFCussIon or "Tho Ago of Mon-
tol Virility," by W. A. Newman
Dorlnnd. M. D., who presents In this
paper tho, mnln rosults of throo
yoars' InvostlKntlon Into tho rocords
of nchlcvomont of tho world's chief
workers nnd thinkers. Tho concVi
Illu'timntlsm.
Moro than n!no out of every ten
cases of rheumatism aro lmpty
rheumatism of tho nuncios, duo to
cold or damp weather or chronic,
rheumatism. In such cases no IntPr
nnl treatment Is required. Tho freo
application of Chnmbermln's Lini
ment Is all that Is needed, and it Is
certain to glvo quick rollof. Give It
a trlnl and pco ror yourself how
quickly it rolLves tho pnln nnd Bor
nes,. Prico 26 conts; Inrgo Blzo, 50
conts. Sold by Dr. Stono'a drug
Htoro.
t-
AII Signs Must Go.
I nm Instructed by tho council to
notify nil cencerned:
That all signs which aro now
OREGON'S
O PP O RTUNITY
COLONIST RATES from all part of
tho United Stnfrs nnd Cnnndn to nil
parts of Oregon and tho Nortbucst
vlll be put Into effect by
THE OREGONRAILROAV) & NAVIGATIONCO.
nnd-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(LlncH In Oregon)
DAILY DURING MARCH AND APRIL, 1008.
From tin? Pricipnl Cities of the MJddlen West the Itotn wffl &
as Follews:
I'HU.U TO SALEAI FROM TO SllB
CHICAGO f!38 COUNCIL BLUFFS ...,
or. uuujo 9a U.MAIIA 3
KANSAS CITY 30 ST. PAUL f
Corresponding Rates from all othor Eastern points. Stoporerm
plcncuro nt all points in Oregon. j
Tho Colonist Rate is tb0 grcatei-t of nil bonicbulldcw. Orfgwb
unlimited resources nnd needs. morv peoplo who dcslro liotwi i
larger opportunltlcH.
erectod nnd Cfiisnoniled in tbn cltv
!L"l.f0Lf,:!!L!ir0'Lm9.t'(1 ullon. tnoJ which do not conform to tho pro-
vi.iuiiii vuiiiiMiiibiuu tutu uiia'JBis ui i i , . ,, .. .
four hundred records or men ram-'v,8,0UB of ordinance No. 552, mint
ous in variolic lines of Intolleetunl bo forthwith removed.
nctivity. Dr. Dorland's rocords In
dicate fifty as tho overage ago for
tho porformnnce or tho mnsterwork.
Tho railroad has poronnlnl time
liness as n topic and Ray Stannnrd
Baker rinds as a toxt ror a paper on
"Destiny nnd tho Wostorn Rnll
rond" tho romnrk not nltogethor
In Jcstor a Wostorn ngont. "The
4-4-3t
W. A. MOORES,
Recordor,
OAliTORIAi
Bout tin y? KM You Har9 lffaJ BcngM
Signatory
aiA&&&t
pany havo ontsred Uto u combina
tion to control tho augur mnrkot on
tho l'adfle eoajrf. This U th third '
etlff rat iu lh quntod priga of hub- '
ar that ka ooettrnul within tho latt
throe wvte and dmlrs dlro that
tho fact that all Uif of thu rUeg
in price lmve oeprrel 4multnn-
ously in the am uf the lures big
refining ruiupsuW kIwi eoior to the
Tpwt 2 rnt lnrti tH. waa also
auuouad ua othw rd
NWHH (I'UtlllT lnt TtU I
Philadelphia. Iewn , prll f. l
Ngro from ;vry n (if th I'nl-'
tHl SIIm- bUhotiM. nlttor hu1 !
oli.f UadtiH of tbo iarf g,tkrd
btri iikJu( Iu a nutloua) tonven
iku to iui4e thw aJuilNltttrHUou
of 1'LidUtvu RvtoM'vvli Mod dlMhira
'as'almt ih Ktndiducy .r Sirruryi
Taft
Illakujj iVluxnnd'"' - i. of tke;
African MtKdwt thurh ami Uto
TUv W II. SsoU, Mi4nt of the
tfegro Suffrage league, aro leadws
lu tho movement.
When Women
Suffer Headache
back pains, dizziness, languor; or
fcol ltstloas, dull and fagged,
special caro should bo taken to
maintain tho gonornl honlth, and
to assist Nature through tho time
of unusual demand.
As a woman's remedy,
BEECH AH S
havo held flrat place for nearly
sixty years. They bring now Ufa
to tho system ami supply necoa
xary Rid wImh it U meet nedtd.
Reeclutm' Pille imimrt nprvo
forw, net geotiy on the bowels,
rugukte Ute ttile, improve tho
blood, create appetite and prweoto
oVgOiiUon. Their tetiic proiMtrttoe
relieve vrettkneea ami quickly
Renew Health
and Spirits
SoU CTm'tkf. In bestt 10c mul 3S.
OREGON PEOPLE ARE CROWING WISE
...wJ.".!!?0 nnber of them nro now using ALLEN'S ROSTOV
IIllOW.N BREAD PI.Ol'R. The peoo'o of Now England hav
lived on Jut such Pure Roods for over a hundred years. Time
goods are nnU up In package d In 10 and 25-pound sneks,
and are for snle by ALL PIRST-CLASS GROCERS.
ALLEN ss LEWIS, Portland,
Distributors for Oregon.
ALLEN'S B B B FLOUR j COMPANY
Son Joso. Cal
DesMoInos, Iowa
Oregon pooplo can accomplish splendid remits by htrt'-ibd
this opportunity to nil tho world. Send Oregon literature &
good rollablo information about tho state, far and wide. Call oa tl
nbovo railroads for it if nocossary.
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Horo at homo If desired. Any ngont is authorlrod to wfl i
required deposit and telegraph ticket to any point Call oa 1
agent or address.
WM. McSIUIUUT,
General Pas-sengcr Agent, Portland. Orff
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HAVE AN EARNEST ORE
For tho comfort of tho folks at homo. Bundle if I
family washing nnd phon No. 25 early Mondiyhfl
to send a wnKon tor tho clothes. Wo will MMj
money, worry nnd discomfort, nnd savo tho olotbei, u ml
will como back to you fresh, crisp and clean.
WE DO IT RIGHT
The Salem Steam Laundry
THE LAUNDRY TnAT KNOWS HOW
TPWVV"'- "
"yoU5MTKXJOY A Wtt
In ono of our rigs jmtw'8,d
vnn owned it. More I 1
jou wll have all tte pWJ
nntv n mnra f raCtlOS 01
f ,,rivii stable. TW1
limited In your choice oil
cither Our llrerr iwtki
nlv anvthlne 100 XW
runabout to a coach sd t1
can we serve yoo?
FASIIIOX STAPLE
C. V. ywkr. rrvf.
131-137 N.HIb St-
Batteries!
, Batteries!
Batteries!
Batteries!
Onn't rnnrl thlo nnlnuo vnn urn in
i -. h . wi. ....a .....www . ... .14 Ul
' article, and wl.b to savo money by buying "
J Vnttt March 30. in order to make room for new gooa .
Three Crescent 30c.
A good reliable dry cell. Cheapest batlcry oti tho market,
ECO I ( J!
ELECTRIC LAMP
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These are all of standard make and soo4 Q
S C,Bd'e Pttwer Lempe X5?
It Cndl Power Letup igc.
It CiUMtle Power Le. . . , .t5
Electric Fixture & Supply Co
245 Liberty St.
FRCD R. WATERS, Managci
Phone 263
W One now 3-iuch wagon, oomplWe .
vmio new nuggy, uest ojhku.
On new buggy, beat make. ...
Ono new runabout
One new disc harrow
One new Tiger drill
One u,w Bftickeyo biwler . . . .
Oue h. w Buckeye mowojr. . . .
(n new Huckeye rake
on.- nw Davis creew eiarator
On- m-w H-iHch Rock Ieliuul CM.i
one Ti.w l.innh Itok Island t'!ip;i
t)iu i lO-lnth ock Island Clp.'- -
On.- n.-w handmade liht exp" 5
o ) n,.iv handmade right expreee '
mi cond-)utMd cultivato'. ','t,vV' i1j!r4
Smjt;-tree, 4eble-tree, uftk-)"1-
nr a 3u per cent reduction. m. xmA
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