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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, Al'lHL 0, 1008 SI THE CAPITAL JOURNAL V.. IIOFKR, Kd. and Prop. Ah Independent Ncwipspcr Devoted to Atnorlcan Principles and tlieTrogrcM and Derclopement of All Oregon. Published Krery Evening Except 8undy, Salem, Ore. lUBSCIUPTION KATS0. i (Invariably In Advance,) A&lljr, by csrrler,per year. ............ ICW Per tnonth.-.i...-..00o tHllr, by malt, per year- ......t-...... 4j00 er month.. S5c Weekly, by raall.per ycftf;......... 1.00 Six months .........Wc i 2SBS 5 SPECIAL DELIVERY. For o arelee at subscribers branch delivery office art stafc lkkf at the follow! uiacea at IB cents per month, ?1.99 for tare i Asylum Store, F. O. Da Voo tk Son, Asylum Avonue Junction, Carlfne, Seventeenth street o A. W. Lane, 3ardon Road store. Dane's Store, Alex, Daue, Sosth Commercial street. Blectrlo 8tore, 0. M. Eppley, East State street. Fair Grounds Store, Harrison Dae, Fair Grounds Road. Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets. o; K. Grocery, A. A. Eagleb t, Twelfth street. Wheeler's Store, W. D. Wheeer, Highland avenue. ,Yew Park Stbr , F. O. Bower ox. -Twelfth and Leslie; NO PARTY DIVISION. Of RopHbllcan Vot,ea Among Sever al Candidate In Juno Under Pri it wry Law Those Who So Be llovo Atx Misinformed Letter from Well Known Ronton County Man, i (In the lottor bolow, Mr. George R. Hnll, of Bollfountaln, explains that In tho Juno oloctlon thoro will 1)0 but ono Republican candidnto for uonator. Tito only tliiio thoro will 1)9 moro thnn ono Republican candi dnto Ib nt tho prlmnrlo? on tho 10th of April. In tho balloting nt tho primaries, tho cnndldnto recotvlng the highest voto will bo the Republi can candidnto, and tho only republi can candidate to bo Voted for In Juno, nt which tlmo also thoro will bo n Democrat, a SociitllHt nnd a Prohibition cnndldnto. Uudor State ment No. 1, that ono of tho four candidates receiving tho "hlghost number of voIoh," will bo tho jwo )!o'h cliolco, to bo ratified by tho legislature. Ah tho Republican!! havo two votes to ono of nny 6thor party, tlvclr candidate under any or dinary conditions, Ih practically Hiiro of oloctlon under tho Statotnont No. 1 plan.) Ed Jeurnal: With your permlJ nlon I will oiitlonvnr to correct nn orror thnt Ih boUovcd by mo to ox Int In tho minds of Hovornl Republi cans hero nbonit having roforoncu to tho Primary law nnd Stnteinont No. 1, Tho orror rof erred to In Hint Ho publlcrns by dividing tholr voto umong tievornl candldntcH wlillo tho Domocrnta may concontrato tholr voto upon ono, my bo nblo to clot, that one by n plurality voto. This viow, It HooniB to mo cim not bo on tortnlnod by r.ny ono who under HtnmlH the conditions under which the Primary law Is conducted, I will try to oxplnlu In the first place, that iiH I undorHtnnd It, primary oloctlon lit only tin finprovoil mode of conven tion for tho purpoBQ of nominating cnndtdntvn for tho olllcos of county, Htnto, district ami nation (tho lattor U. 8. senators.) Now It Ih plain thnt wlillo thoro mo Bovural candidates running for onch of the Bald onieos but one will hnvo boon nomlnntod by oltlur party. That ono will bo iv Republican by tho llopubllcnn par ty nd a Doinocrnt by tho Democrat lo party. Thus frr, the result In the Bnmn, in by th convention mothod. Now then, what next? Why tho oloctlon Ih next and each party will hnvo U one candidnto for onch of tho uuvornl olllces. Whsro has thoro btm nny tulvan ln . i,,.. ilie other? Now come tho tlokot that oloctH. The Hopublloan can voto for his man for each olllco and bo can tha Domocrnt for IiIb. but lot mo hero Htntoa that tho candldatOB for U. 8. nonator are tlif big ono. and onch party has one nnd may take Ita choice Individually, nnd collectively. Now what will hinder tho stronger party from looting Us man? I nna wr nothing, nothing but tho eholco of individual candidacy on tho oppo sition ticket, and Is It not tho privi lege of every olector to voto for his choice of nil the candidates before, th poonle. Under the Primary plan, as. by tho old regime of the convention plan, lint what, any you, has all this to do with Statement No. I. It Is Jut this Tho people's choice for U. 8. HoiuUor must bo ratified by tholr legislature. Tho representatives nnd senators whom they elect to irpresont those In their legislature nnd whom should bo Instructed by their constituents to voto for the pooplo's eholco, made by thorn at tho preceding oloctlon. And tho ser vant who will not obey his mnBtor by doing his bidding by subscrib ing to Statotnont No. 1, lint? no right to our voles, and wo have n right to entertain n nuoplclon. That a cnndldnto rofUBlng to comply with our wlshen as n3cortnlnod by our votera, wishes to soil his own vote to tho hlghCBt bidder njid thu assist In filling hjs pockets' with tnlntod money nnd tho U. 8. senate with corporation toola. That will hold up nny hghl.itlon thrt tho pcoplo need and want, nnd thus perpetuate n Hotitio of Lords that hnvo long ox lotod ontiroly Independent of tho pcoplo whom they misrepresent. YourB as I view It, GEO. It. HALL, Sr. o Object to Strong Medicines. Many pcoplo object to taking tho Btrong modlcluos usually proscribed by phyBlclnni for rheumatism. There Is no need of internal trcntiuont la nnd enflo of muscular or chronic rhoiinmtlsin, nnd more than nlno out of ovcry ten enflos of tho dlseaBo iro of ono or tho othor of thoso varie ties. When thoro is no fovor and IU tle (If any) swelling, you may know that It Ih only nocosiary to apply Chnmhorlnln'H Liniment freoly to got quick rollof. Try It. For sn'.o by Dr. Stone's drug Btoro. O ii Rlu'innatlHiii. More than nine out of ovcry ton cnso of rhoumutlBiii are simply rheumntlsm of tho nuncios, duo to cold or damn weather or chronic rhoumntlHin. In such ensos no Inter nal troatmont Is reqtilrod. Tho froo application of Chatnborlaln's Llnl inont la nil thnt Is uocdod, and It Is cortnln to glvo quick rollof. Give It n trial and see for yourself how quickly It rellvos the pain nnd sore noHd. Prlco 25 conts; Inrgo also, 50 cents. Sold by Dr. Stonb's drug Btoro. MACHINE METHODS UNMASKED yiLaii ' ' i 1 1 s Ex-Democratic Boss at the Head of the Machine In Marion County to Down the Dfocct Pimay Law IS YOUR MONEY Making money for ou? Tho moro of It you have omployod for you, tho less you need to work yourself If you kuup on saving j ml putting your savings to work, there'll ooute a time whan you won't need to work. Have you ever thought about having some money At Work For You If not, it Is time you were think ing It over for yonir own good nud for the good of those depend' int upon you Hegln now Opon a wiving account with us nnd we will help you save. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Stock Without Water. W W. R-i'scll, of Sheridan, In a letter to the Hcllrond Commission complains that during 51 hours Jie was on tho road with a carload of cattlo from Milton to Sheridan, the nnlmnls woro not furntshod with any water other than what he was compelled to furnish them from ti bund bucket, ml thnt during tho 21 hours on tho run from Portland to Sheridan not u drop of water was furuUhod thorn. The first part of tho run was on the lino of tho Ore gon Hnllway nnd Navigation Com pany, and from Portland to Milton was on tho line of thu Southern Pacific company. Tho matter will be investigated by tho Commission. Th. Statesman will not Bay who writes or pays for tho anonymous two column Bpace dovoted to the editor of Tho Capital Journal In every issue. According to Its regular rates that spr.co must cobL somo ono at least $G00, ANDljOME ONE MUST PUT UP THE MONEY. WHO 18 IT? Thero Is little doubt In tho minds of tho public that tho money.. Is. raised nnd tho Bpace hired by tho Salem machlno politicians. At tho head of those Is nn ox-Democrat who but a few years ago was a deputy sheriff under Frank Durbln, AND WHO POSES AS THE FUL TON MANAGER IN THIS CITV. Two years ago ho ruined the political chances or Alex La Follette, and mado a llfo and death fight to keep Tom Kay out of tho Bonato. Now ho poso3 aB the friend and protector of tho purity of tho Republi can party. Ho HAS DRAGGED TWO OF HIS PERSONAL FRIENDS' ONT.O THE REPUBLICAN TICKET FOR REPRESENTATIVE, not dar ing to go on himself. Whllo protending to mnko war on Statement No. 1, tho machlno Is hacking Sam Hughes for representative, WHO TWO YEARS AGO SIGN: ED STATEMENT NO. 1, AND WHO NEVER PUBLICLY RENOUNCED HIS POPULI8TIO VIEWS. In tho oyos of tho machine nil are Populists who this year sign State ment No. 1. This would include tho best mon running in Multnomah county, nnd nil tho Republican cnndldatos In mnny of tho counties of tho state. In following tho load of THIS EX-DEMOCHATIO OFFICE HOLDER FROM IOWA, who flrnt hold oulce under tho Democrats and NOW AS SUMES TO RUN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF MARION COUNTY, tho RepubllcnnB of Marlon county nro liable to find thomsolvca out of tho organization of both housos. Sunday's Oroconlnn published n tablo showing thnt In the lower homo fill CANDIDATES HAD TAKEN STATEMENT NO. 1, AND II THE PARTY CHOICE STATEMENT, whllo In tho senate 13 Blgn Statement No. 1, and 1G tnko tho party eholco. It la a well known fact thnt most of the holdover senators nro Statomont No. 1 mon. Under this ex-Domocrnt's mlstnkon Jondershlp, tho party will not only bo split, but It will bo absolutely Impossible should ho tAiccccd In. nam ing his loglBlntlvo Blnto to securo tho organization of either house or scn ato. AND ALL MARION COUNTY INTERESTS WILL BE IMPERILLED. Do Marlon county Republicans want Btich n machlno to rule them? On a mini show-down In tho rccont county convention, of ovor 20 dele gates In tho Bccond wnrd, tho largest Republican wnrd In tho city, only throo dologatCB stood for tho machlno program of putting up n legislative ticket to fight Statomont No. 1, and thoy woro thrco of tho worst chronic machlno politicians In ie Capital City, WHO HAVE HAD THE BIG GEST GRAFTS AND GROWN' RICH OUT OF POLITICS. That Ih tho character of tho mnchlno that hires Bpace to tradtico tho political character of tho editor of this paper because ho would not Bland In with thorn to overthrow tho direct primary law. Will tho pcoplo bo led Into tho mlro by bucIi mon who dnro not show themselves to tho public? A Tuenty.venr Sentence. I "B. C. DoWIlt & Co., Chlcngo, 111. r imvn lust romnlotod n twenty Gontlomon In 1897 I hnd a dla- year' iMi?'" ZlVt'Zl SJmhtbottl! cars nco" writes OS Woolovor of "U tho gold In Goordn could not Sl.:Lm jy vSeri'TrrV K Salvo heals tho worst soros, holla, "" "r tr"'' - N;0'J, burns, wouftdB nnd cutn In the short- ' J ,nB.' fi','a ,A ULt 27 1900' est Mint. 25c at J. C. Perry's drug Sol by nil druggists. Btr0, ,, O.COCOX.X-!Jk.- PiAntb sM ftlml "e in wnan ovuffli itfnro jF'a CANDIDATES CARDS (Cards of county candidates $5. Cards for district and state candi dates $10). FOR COUNTY JUDGE OF MARION1 COUNTY, M. L. JONES. Republican, farmer business man and taxpayer. Garduate of Willam ette University, atudied law and ad mitted to tho bar. Whoro he is best known nro found his strongest sup 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. T hereby onnounco myself as a omdldato for nomination at tho Re publican primaries for county su perintendent of schools. 'WALTER M. SMITH. I hereby announce myself as a candidnto for nomination at tho Re publican primaries for commission er. B. E. ROBERTSON, Turner, Oregon. I dcslro to placo my name bofor.j tho Republican primaries for a&ro nomlnation for County recorder, .f). G. DRAGER. I wIbIi to nnnounco to my friends thnt I am a candidnto for county treasurer, Bubjcct to thu Republican primaries. JOSEPH G. MOORE. I hereby nnnounco myself a candi dnto for county commissioner on tho Republican ticket. G. B. HOYT, Jefferson, Oro. I nm a candidates for ofllco of county Judgo, subject to tho Repub lican primaries, on tho platform of a Bquaro deal to all. W. W. HALL. At tho request of many Republi cans I havo decided to bocomo a can dldnto for tho nomination for county Judge, subject to tho Republican pri mary oloctlon, WILLIAM BUSIIEY. For Assessor. I hereby nnnounco my candidacy In tho Republican primaries for as sessor of Marlon county; pledging Just and equal taxation. F. J. RICE. New Incorporations, Shorldan State Prnk Principal olllco. Shorldan. Orogen: capital stock. $25,000; incorporators, J. II. Kukln. W. Bock and C. T. Doughty. Tho Dalles Hotol Company pilnclpnl olllco, Tho Dalles, Oregon; capital stock. $75,000; Incorpora- OXDKRFCIi CHINESE DOCTOR HII", J. . IWHJ, UUW. V. WttfWtWJf DR. KUM COFFEE The best name for coffee is one that tells where the money's to come from, if you don't like it. Voir f roctrrt turm your money it rou itu't lit Schilling lWn. we par htm o- Mnlcolm A. Moody. N. Whonldon, C. L. Phillips. A. E. Lake. Frank Mon ofoo and Paul M French. Ilnkor OH nnd Gns Company Principal olllco, linker City. Orogon; capital stock, $10,000; incorpora tors, Dr. 15. B. McDnnbl. Davis A. Mlloa, Nat. Coopor nnd John Wntor man. Tho Co.Oporatlv invstmont Pnmnnnv nt Drwurnn Prlnolnnl of fice, Portland Oregon; capital stock, tbotn Will treat you vltb Orlontal horbi and cure nny dheuBe without opora tlou or pnlu. Dr. Kum Is known everywhere In Salem, and has cured many promi nent poonle hero. Ho has lived In Sulom for 20 years, nnd can bo truat cd He turn many medicines uu known to white doctors, and with can euro cutarrh, asthma, $7,100: Incorporators, C. E. Hick- lung troubles, rehumatlsm, stomach man, W. J. Smith, H. M. DurBton, j(VOr and ujnoy diseases. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of Rltter, C. A. Lounsbury and C. H. Moore Oregon Milk Foods I dropsy and feranlo troubles. His rem Company edles cure private disease when uaa nun Principal office, Portland, Oregon; erythlng else falls. Ho capital stock. MOMOO; Incorpora- drod8 of testimonials, and tor. J. Woods. Smith. Loon Cheval-1 .. , ' ,. BooHtlng for Scluu.s. As n resuP of tho "boosting" whloh has boon going on during tho last fow months ovor tho entire state, tho state superintendent of school's olllco Is In rooipt of nu av erage of 300 letters a month from Hnn'crn pedagogue, who have re ceived doscriptlve literature of this Btat and i'Q anxlouB to mnko Ore gon tholr home. Thos lottor In quire rs to the opportunities for se curing positions Rtul buying laud. This largo number of InqulrUs but rtcetit, a a year ago there wro scarcely a scor during a month. o A Jlonllng Slve for Burifj, Chappisl Hands and Sore Nipples. As ll h Mill II ir fiiilva tnr lini'iw sores, sore nipple and chapped, iimuis .'iitim hiriniMa siv i mni excellent It aUiys th atn of a bki iilni'Mii tuiMUtly. and ua.t tho Injury h r' severe. hoU tb' parts without leaving a scar. Prloa 26 cents. Kor sale by Dr Stone's' o CASTOR I A or Iafauta and Children, k M You Have Always ftougitt Beam the Signature C&tf85sit ley nnd Otto OlMon Home Trust Co. Principal ofllco, Mnrshflold, Orogen: capital stock, $5000: Incorporators, E. Mlngius, W. U. Douglass and W. S. McFar land. o i President Rposcvclt Say. That outdoor exorclso Is needed by the American people. That's a'l rheuinntlsm foli'rv that advic The answer is slmplo iu Ballard's Snow Llnlmont. nnd tho rheumatism will go. leaving you ns spry as a colt. Gives qulok and permanent ro llof from Theumtdim, n. urnigJa lame hack and all pains. Sold by ull doalors. o Prominent luiKlnnu Woman Gone. lu the death of Mrs. Caroline E Merrlek. of Nw Orleans, Loulslann, lofos one of her foremost oltlzons, ami the cause of woman suffrage throughout the country losos one of lt ahlevrt advooatee and most con- t supporters. Mrs. Merrlek was a clow friend of Sujan B. An tboay In the days when tho woman uffrKge question counted compara tively few adherents In tho south. At the national convention of ouf tragtsta held lu New Orleans In 1903. Mrs Merrick shared with Mis Anthony all the honors. ' Mr. Merrick wa a figure of In terest at the Nntloaal Woman Suf frage convention in Baltimore in 1906. which was the hut she attend ed, and It was duriag this meeting thht Miss AUthOBV wa strlpken with th illness which ended in her death r. month later given con sultation free. Prices for medicine very moderate. Persons in the coun try can write for blank. Send stamp. If you want some extra fine tea, get It from us, DR. KUM BW WO CO. For County Superintendent, I horeby announco myself us a can didnto for County 8uporlntondont of Schools for Marlon county, at the Republican primaries, April 17. -. A C. BAKER, Tumor,' Or. For Treasurer. I horoby announco to tho voters of Marlon county that I am a candldato for county tronsuror at tho Republi can primaries; plodglng honost, faith ful and Impartial handling of tho county funds. WM. STAIGER ,. Por Reprm,,,, signed BtotemenTv dWato for represeniM.1 ' rlon county rum n.lalIr ot the Repub icbaJnel,t0 niarles to be hniH , ,Cri Shall oppose all Kh.' f uocelsary and USJ tionn. QX Sllvertc For nepw ,, (8igned Statement v The undersigaRl1 representative at tha w marles, April 17. Uew choice for United Sub HENRY? J A' orncTr, (Signed Stattmeats, I hereby annoancfl dldato for tho Republka won for roprcicnlatir h maric3, April 17, IP NOMINATED ASK I SHALL ALWAYS TOW V PEOPLE'S CHOICE tOk STATES SENATOR. HAL D. p; For Rcsfewwwiw (Signed Statement Kol I horeby anaounw mrwlf dldato for tho Hepiblbn Hon for rcprwenUtlre a maries, April 17. IF NOMINATED AXD I I SHALL ALWAYS VOTE F PKOPLK'8 CHOICE R)R STATES SENATOR, A. ,C. LIB Jtl For Itoprcwnuiltt W. C. Wlnslow, candliiu rosontatlvo, signs SUttrnts A "government ot the p jioopm nna lor toe pwp,' Into effect by tho RepuMfa Is my motto. At Rtptlt marlos April 17. For Counlr Judjt I horoby announce m; t for county Judge, before th llcnn primaries of Mirloi April 17. Having beeatoa mlssloner two terms i:d Judgo ono term, I believe 1 1 lfled for tho office for wild candidate 0, P. TEEJ For Ilallrond Conunl I herewith anno-jncenjic Republican nomination for i Commissioner, from thiiw.i al district W. A. Cil For Constable, I am a candidate for Ih tlon for constable ot Silts' ut tho Republican primula, IRA IIAV11 For ConJtablf. - I hereby announce m a for tho nomination for w tho Salem district at lie U prlmnrlos. J C J0 A dinner wil' be ghea Now York in honor of W origination of th "PifO in the army. 1 For Comity Commissioner. J. T. Bockwith of Sidney proclnct. Platferm: Economical business ad ministration and nn aggressive policy ot constructing permanent highways by tho co-operation of stato, county and local communities. Good roads aro tho beat Investment for tho pco plo. For Representative. I horeby nnnounco myself as a candldato for tho leglBlaturo at the1 primaries. April 17. If nominated and elected I will vote for the Repub llcnn United States sonator who shall have been elected by tho people. FRANK A. TURNER. rr , in' Cril v. tllCKORT; Coushft njl i TTTWfT m -....k. risk VWUJ" -" W1HTB BRONZE MONUMENTS Nover chip, crack tarulstj, moss or corrode, Tho nly kind that never need cleaning. For tho truth ot the abovo see them in all the Salem and St many ot the coun 17 cemeteries; somo ot them have been therefor ?3 years. II you want the vary bjst at living P'lcea cajl on i-riddiess 458 Mill St. Phone 12S4, Salem, O. T. B WAIT, f.m aawzaaE; && For RflprescntatlvtN I hereby announce mysolf as a candidate for tho nomination of rep resentative at tho Republican pri maries, April 17. It nominated and 1 elected, I will vote for tho Republl-1 can choice for United States sena tor. LLOYD T. REYNOLDS. For County Commissioner, The umlors'gmjd Is a candidate 1 for nomination on the Republican) tlckot. Strict economy in county af fairs Is my platform. JOHN "E. LEWIS, Aumsville, Or. i CROUP, SQfltuw. aTT,- M(MnWE!R (BHBHBBB l) ' mm vm I B'Vftiis.K.'.'.,WSlrw- "f-wutw. I 1 'LiVZ .,,.''' li.4 . UNITCOMCDICALca ..... . "-jMIJIIIlSSMMIMMIIMiMiy.T J I For Representative. T f.o.nl... .nhnnnib. !, 1 U-tll l)t & candidate for tho Republican noml-j nation for state representative at tho primaries April 17. v S. D. ADICINS. Scotts Mills, Or. ' :old In Salem by Dr. S. C. Stout For Sheriff. I am a candidate for the nomina tion for shorlff of Marlon county at tho Republican primaries. H. P. MINTO. PLUfWWW GASFITTI , ,.i im promi J rt flH order. Sf. --iT5 to pe ui - -ard. KElUMFli MVK ego CDS' .. .. rsW ..... Mtkof "