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ATTACKS HKNISY'S MOTIVES.
Article from tlio Han FnmrlHco Ar
Konnut Reproduced In tins Port
land Orcgoiilan.
In 8nn Francisco tlio motives of
Francis J. Honoy In prosecuting tlio
munlclpul grafters lm boon sorious
y questioned. No longer Is It consid
ered that ho has boon prompted, by
a deslro to HOrvo the public disin
terestedly. Within n year n innrkod
chnngo linn occurred In pMhlio sontl
inont and the tuothodH of prosecu
tion, by Mr. Honoy have been do
flcrlbcd ns n "sohomo of Intimida
tion, subornation, fnlsohond, In
trigue." No loss roapoiifllblo journal
than the Han Francisco Argonaut
Biiinn up tlio "Honoy tnothnd" ns:
"This rotton nnd criminal system
of first' Imagining' the guilt of
eomobody nnd thou 'rounding up'
evidence to mako tlio nightmare ft
domonntrntlon If not A realty."
On March 21 dho Argonaut pub
llHhcd an oxhatiHtlvo rovlow of the
nntl-graft movomont In San Francis
co, showing how from having public
mipport the proucoutlou, In chargo
of Francis J. Honoy, hns beconio dls
orodltod. Tho Argonaut trncos tho
gradual uncovorlng of tho motived
back or tho prosecution, dlscloaos
tho arbitrary authority of tho pros
ecution which had buou uraurped
and relates how, from botug a public
proHocutlon tho autograft movomont
dogonuratod Into one of personal re
volt go.
"Tho first thing tondlng sorlously
to raUo quoittlons uh to tho purposes
of tho nroiooutlon dovolopod In nd
drouaoa mndo by momborB of tho
prosecuting group boforo public and
lonces. Mr. Honoy, In various plat
form tnlku, pormlttod himself ho fnr
to dopnrt from inwyor-llko practice
aa to boast of his purpose to convict
certain porsonagOB, somo of whom
ho litis olllclally charged with wrong
doing, others whom ho had not then
and until this time has not preferred
charges. At Berkeley, at Stanford,
nnd olsowhoro, Mr. Ilency, speaking
for tho prosecution, announced his
determination to 'got' certain mon.
This was thought nt tho moment to
bo a gross Indecency nnd ns tlmo has
dbvolopod tho scopo and mothod of
tho prosecution It. has been even
moro severely regarded.
"But, whllo tho puollc took note
of these deviations from normal, lo
glthnnto and worthy prnctico, novor
tholcsg It did not withdraw its back
ing from 'tho graft prosecution. It
was folt that tho good causo ought
not to bo discredited in tho houso of
its frlonds, becnuso n prosecuting
agont had Indulgod lilmsolf in ill-,
tlmod, lll-tompored and oven grossly
Improper futtcrancos.
"Thoro woro thoso who any clearly
that so much spleen, a spirit bo
doeply vlndlctlvo, a boiiho of proprie
ty so out of joint with all reasonablo
standards, Implied somothlng very
much nt odds with the nominal pur
poses of tho anti-graft movomont.
"Tho Argonaut Is In favor of
Ing ovor tho wholo buslnoss of pros
ecution, of throwing out tho vicious
Hplrlt of personnllsm nnd of prlvnto
rosontmont and rovongo, nisoclatod
with It, and of making It u puroly
public matter. It Is in favor of pro
ceeding ngatiiBt tho porsona notor
iously guilty with rospoct to whoso
delinquencies? tho ovldonco is as
cloar tiB daylight, rather than con
doning tholr crimes for tho sako of
bribing thorn to supply ovldonco truo
or false against other posslblo crim
inals. Tho Argonaut is for abandon
ing tho wholo scheme of Intimida
tion, subornation, falsehood, In
trigue and fraud and proceeding by
regular nnd logal motlrads to rogu
lar and legal ends. Tho Argonaut
holds In coutompt this wholo rotton
nnd criminal system of first Imnglu-
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CASTORIA
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ing the guilt of someone and then
'roaadiBg up' evidence to mako tho
nightmare a demonstration If not a
reality.
"Thev Argonaat Is In favor of
bringing Into the management of
this prosecuting movement someone
who- knows enough law and who 19
careful enough In. his methods to get
convictions that-"will stick. We have
bad enough of gross bungling. We
have had enough of Intriguing with
courts. Wo have had enough of sub
orned testimony. We have had
enough and more than enough of
methods in prosecution outside the
law beyond-the -bounds of decency,
calculated In -support of purely per
sonal purposes and ending results so
violently at odds with every legal
principle that they have only to bo
laid baro before Intelligent and un
prejudiced judgoavto ho immediately
discredited- and .nullified. Wo are
not in favor 'Of capitalizing on the
public, account tho cruel and Invet
erate malice of any group of citizens.
Nor aro -wo in. favor of providing
public funds to Biipoprt tho swagger
ing, blundering-and unlawful meth-
ot-Mr. Francis Honey and Mr. Wil
liam Burns. If we are to mako this
prosecution a public Instead' of a
prlvato matter; let us select for it
agents of established character,
skilled enough nnd honest enough to
proceed by regular legal methods,
(unbiased by tho passions of a long-
sustained prlvato conflict and unbur
dened by tho distrust and enmity of
a largo proportion of our people."
YOUNG
MOTHERS
For County Commissioner.
J. T. Bockwith, of Sldnoy precinct
Is ono of tho host and most success
ful farmers In tho county. Ho has
boon a Marlon county farmer all his
llfo and knows tho wants of tho
farming population, nnd ns county
commissioner would safely represent
their Intorost. Mr. Bockwith stands
aggresalvoly for good roads and Ib en
titled to tho support of all who want
bottor moans of transportation
among tho varlouB parts of the
county. Head bin platform doclara-
tln In thiB paper; and you will boo
that ho Is alone in demanding bet
ter roads among tho candidates for
that ofllco.
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Plenty of Trouble,
is caused by stagnation of the
llvor and bowels. To got rid of it and
hondacuQ and biliousness and tho
poison that brings Jnundico, tano
Dr. King'o Now Llfo Pills, tho reli
able purlflors that do tho work with
out grinding or griping. 2Gc nt J.
0. Porry'B drug stro.
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Una it ContlmJbuH Record.
Walter 'Bmltb, tho Republican
candidate for county superintendent
of schools, taught In tljo spring and
fall of 189C In "tho Klumb school,
this county, next nt Weston, Oro.,
thon tho East school at Salora, thon
at Mitchell, Oro., thon tho Salem
Park school for six years as princi
pal. Ho Is, besides, a graduato of
tho Monmouth Stato Normal, and 1b
present county superintendent by ap
pointment. Ho l8worthy tho voto of
any frlond of tho public bcIjooIb.
A Twenty-year Sentence.
"I havo Just complotod a twenty
yonr health bontonco, imposed by
Ilucklen'a Arnica Salvo, which cured
mo of bleeding pllos JuU twenty
yoarB ago," writes 0. 8. Woolovor, of
LeUayBvlllo, N. Y. Bucklen'a Arlnca
Salvo heals tho worst sores, bolls,
burns, wounds. and cuts In tho short
eat tlmo. 2Gc'at J. C. Perry's drug
stro.
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New Coryoxntlous.
South Bend Eustorn Oyator Com
pany Principal otllce, Portland, Or
egon; capital stock, $50,000; Incor
porators, B. M. Lombard, W. G.
Bristol and R. W. Lowls. ,
Pacific Contracting Company
Prluolpul ofllce, Portland, Oregon;
capital stock, $25,000; Incorpora
tors, J. P. O'Neill, Louis Ralph Ell
son nnd Ernest Brand, Jr.
Henry Pleckonstoln & Co. Prin
cipal ofllco, Portlaud, Oreg'on; capi
tal stock, $50,000; incorporators,
Henry Pleckonstoln, Honry P. Pleck
ousteln nnd Ben B. Flockonsteln.
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Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
auts promptly yet gontly on tho
dol, through which the cold Is
forced out of tho system, and at tho
sjuno tlmo It allays inflammation.
Sold by ail druggists,
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New Notaries.
Alfred M. Esson, St. Johns; C, W
Piatt, North Bend; A. B. HUchlnB,
Portland; Amor A. Tusslng, Brownsville.
TEA
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THE CLASSIFIE
A mother wlio is in good physical
condition transmits to her child tho
blessing of a good constitution;
BiCKiy, amng motiiura, mo rovorso.
Tho tiny babe brings to her a liv
ing responsibility. At such a time
too great caro cannot bo taken to
build up the mother's general con
stitution, and restore her feminine
Bystem to a lienlthy, normal con
dition. Tho greatest assistance that
any woman can havo in accomplish
ing this all-important work is
LYDIA&PINKHANI'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Mrs. M. Gilmer, of West Union,
S. O., writes to Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass.
'I was greatly run down In health,
Buffering from a weakness peculiar to
my sex. I began to take Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
I was not only restored to health but
am tho proud mother of a flno baby
girl. I wish every .sick and ailing
woman would givo Lydla E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial."
Mrs. Paul Oliver, of St. Martln
ville. La., writes to Mrs. Pinkliam:
For years I suffered from the worst
form of female troubles, and tho doctor
said I could not get well without an
operation. Lydla E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound restored mo to pcrfcot
health, and I have tho sweetest littlo
baby girl. I will uovor ceaso to
pralso Lydla E. Pinkham's medicine."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vcro table Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female ills,
andhas positively euredthouHandsor
women who have been troubled with
tho wont forms. Why don't you
try it V
Notion to Tmnrovo Portion of
Broadway Street.
, Notlco Is hereby glvon that nt tho
rogular mooting of tho common
council held April G, 1008, a resolu
tion was adoptod to Improvo Broad
way street with- full intersections,
from tho north line of North Mill
crook to tho north line of Madison
strcot In tho following manner:
By establishing a permanont
grado on suld stroot along tho pro
posod lino of lmprovrtmont whoro
not nlrendy ostnbllshod.
By placing tho stroot railway
track of tho Orogon Eloctrlc Rnll
way company whoro It oxtonds along
tho proposod lino of Improvement In
tho contor thoroof.
By grading tho roadway of said
Broadway stroot botwoon said points
full width from curb to curb with
full Intersections to tho propor sub
grado. Tho subgrado shall bo ono foot
bolow tho established grado and up
on said subgrado shall bo placed one
foot of cloan creek or river grnvol,
provided howovor. tho spaco along
tho contor of snlil stroot to bo oc
suplod by tho snld Orogon Electric
Railway company shall bo grnvolod
In such a maimer that tho top of .the
rails of said company will bo on n
level with tho ostnbllshod grado of
said Broadway stroot.
Tho cost of placing said track in
thu contor of said stroot nnd Im
proving botwoen tho rails nnd ono
and ono-balt foot outside of tho rails
of tho Orogon Electric Railway com
pany, to bo assessed on tho franchise
and property of said company.
Tho cost ot snld improvement,
save and oxcept tho space botwoon
tho rails and one and one-half feet
outside of tho rails of tho Oregon
Eloctrlc Railway company to bo
assessed on the abbruttlng and adja
cout proporty, as provldod in tho
charter of said city.
Remonstrance against the above
improvement may be filod within 20
days after tho date of tho first pub
llcatlon of this notice.
By ordor of common council.
W. A. MOORE3.
Recorder.
Dato of first publication of this
notlco tho Sth day of April. 1908.
4-S-10t.
LARGEST FACILITIES
PRODUCTION
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FOR SALE
Worlds of Bloom Calla lilies, roses,
violets, cinerarias, hyacinths, daf
fodils, etc., and everything in sea
son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court
Btreot, Salem. 3-24-tf
FJno Property for Sale In good
market town on. Southern Pacific,
good schools and churches. Ono
acre planted to all kinds of fruit,
two-story, 8-room honiso (on BOlid
foundation) with porches, closets
and pantry, bIbo two-story black
smith and wagon shop and largo
barn. Will be sold reasonable, as
ownor is unnblo to work at black
smithing. John Holm, Aumsvlllc,
Oregon. 31-2-lm
For Sale First-class carnet paper at
this ofllce; 2Cc for a big roll.
Wood For Snle Just received 2
caro of flno dry wood. Phono
Main 74 or call at Salem Truck &
Dray Co. office, CO Ctato St.
4-C-2wks.
For Sale Second hand windmill,
tank and pipes complete. Call 1G03
E. Stato Btreot. 4-11-lw
For Sale My modern 10-room homo
at tho southeast corner of Oak and
Winter stroetB. For particulars
wrlto mo or call on Job. H. Albort
at Capital National Bank. F. A.
Wiggins, Toppenlsh, Wash.
4-10-Weds- Sata.
fmtffi,
FOIl SALE
A Good Investment A 7-room mod
ern resldonco within 2 blocks of
streetcar; 4 blocks to business
contor; easy tortus if desired.
Price $2400. This 1b worth Investi
gating. Insures you n greater in-
como than having your money In
tuo bank or investing in U. S. gold
bonds.
Hero s Another Snap 5 acres close
to Salem, about milo to street
car. A largo 8-room houso, barn,
45x45; about 40 fruit troea of
different varieties, also small fruit
building; can't bo duplicated short
of $3000. If takon at once, nrlco
$2500, one-hnlf cash, balance time
to suit, Call Investigate and bo
convlncod.
This Is Your Money's Worth 122
acres of rich valloy land, GO acres
In cultivation, 30 acrcB flno piling
timber, balanco pasturo; running
water; good houso, barn and out
buildings. Only one-half milo from
R. R. depot. Price $G0 por ncro,
Seo us about this.
SALEM INVESTMENT 'CO.
432 Stato Bt. 4-10-tf.
For Sale at Bargain Eight-room
houso and lot, 323 N. Church St.
Soveu-room houso nnd lot 555
Chomokota St. W. II. Slopor, 221
N. Front St. 4-13-lmo
For Sale -15 tons good mixed hay.
Addross Box 119. Rt. 8. 4-13-3t
FOR RENT
For Rent Sulto of rooms with
board. Mrs. Ed Lamb, 371 N.
High street 4-8-lwk
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES
Frank At. Brown. Manufacturer ol
sash, doors, mouldings. All kind
ot houso finish and hard wooo
work. Front street, between SUti
and Cdurt. Mako all complaint
at tho otflco.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES
Livery and Feed StaWes Old Post
ofllce Stables, at 254 Ferry street
botwoon Commercial and Front
streets. Telephone 188. Somo of
tha flnest liveries in tho city car
be found here. Dick Westacott
proprietor. 10-1-lyr
WANTED, REAL ESTATE.
SoUYouTKl
largo amount of capital to Invest
in city property and farm lands, at
market value. Salem Investment
Co., 432 Stato street. 3-25-lm
PLUMBERS
The. M. Ujut Plumblog, hot wtJ
and steam h outing and tinalng
164 Commercial street. Phoat
Main 192. 9-1-ln
M. J. Petiel Plumbing, steal ane
gas fitting. Successor to Kaox A
Murphy, 226 Commercial street
Prone Main 17.
DRAYMSN,
Cummins Bros.' Transfer CvwpaBy
All kinds of transfer work done
Furniture and pianos boxed readj
for shipment. Prompt sortie 1
our motto. Stand and ofllce at
25S South Commercial street
Phone 210. Residence Phono 98
EXCHANGES.
ATortland Modern 7-room house,
to exchango for farm land or acre
age. Como in and investigate. Sa
lem Investment Co., 432 Stato
street. 3-M-lm
-arpentem Unl
Union No. 10C5 0f cJ
Jolrers 0f AmercaT"1
Saturday evening iuT
Hearst hall, 4M '
Dennis, Roc, Stf "
ForCNU'M nt . .
wood Foresters,
Saturday night in ii'
State street '&
J- - F-ry flnanclai lej,
Central Loug0 mTiTT
nor State and Liberty ,
Tuesday of each efr lt,
m. Oscar Johnson, n 0.
Anderson, K. of n, acd
Modern Woodmea rf A5
gon Cedar Camp No. mt
oyery Thursday ml
o clock In Holman hlL
HUl, V. Q,; y, A. w;
Woodmen of Woria MmT
day night at 7;30, In Ho!
O. L. Darling, o. 0.1 P i.
lr. Clerk. ' U
Linooia Annalty URksJ"
dont and pension mutnt
OOOOOOplodgrssewrytin,' Good ngonti wanted. J.i
Mongomory, tcpra or
Box432 Salem, Or(e. j
Ryan, secrotnryt SH 8tDi
MISOELMNTOIS
Cllngcr S Hunsnkpp will btll.
a now homo or repair the olj
Quaranteo all work. Plow
Concix-to Work Get my prlw
sidewalks, curbs, septic tul
ccmont work of any lad.
work guaranteed firikluj.
Wnrd, Highland add. Phoa
Ml
Will Call and Pay Cwb-For t
oast off clothln, broken n
and Jowelry. We pleas tit ;
High grndo work. Fbcm
Slgourrioy, 483 State, V.
Wanted If you want a miri!
grnnlto monument re tn
you money. Wo don't pay bit
nor city taxes you get tha Ik
Como and get bur prlcei, u
convinced. Our shop It b
Viow ceraetory WXIJeah:
mnnnger. Pbono 126$. M
Voget Lumber nnd FJ CorA.
ber .shingles, bnlldleg tut
wood and coal. Lo prlcei
prompt dollvorlM. 0a Wad
of S. P. passengic depot 7
198. H;
Butto & Wcnderoth Flfl v
liquors and clgiw, W U
tho celebrated Kellcj sJ &
whiskies. Cool and rcfreiUsf
constantly ot draujkL S
Commercial strcot. jj
Enlarged
rtn. ikmI market oa IMS
troet has been doubled loJM'
wfl are better prepsred than m
servo customers. Prompt ttte
tho best of mean .
or phono 199. B,B.Edrr
BUTTEnXDT BRE.
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read yot the prk b
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