DAILY CAPITAL JOUItXAIi. SALEM, PRECOX. FRIDAY, MAY J, 1008
FULTON TO BE GIVEN
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SENATORSHIP IN 1912
Senator's Adherents Concede Chamberlain's Election Next
June-Bourne to Be Knifed and Passed Into Oblivion
Fulton Machine Leaders in Marion Will Knife Cake
A Portland special of Tlim-jdny
imyts:
ChorlcB W. Fulton o the United
Btatea fionnto In 1912: Jonathan
Dourno, Jr., bnck to a nlcho of famo
In Oregon's hall of political history.
Thin In tho dream of Senator Ful
ios's frlcndtt, which vision. Is to be
mulu io come to pasa through the
earnest four-yeor-long effort of tho
Fulton wlnp of the party laboring
throughout tho ntatc to put Fulton
onco moro In the plrco lie Is now
oon to leave.
Yeotordny afternoon nt the meet
ing of the stuto centrnl committee
tho Intention of Senator Fulton's
friends first uecamo plainly appar
ent, though ever Bine the primaries
It has boon working like yeast In a
baker's trough until now all of tho
Fulton forces of tho stnto arc leav
ened. Tho breach between Fulton and
Bonrno Is to bo widened until It
yawns far apart,' and from this time
on the bnttlo for tho mastery will
ho carried forward. Hourno and
Dourno's efforts will bo shown no
quarter by the frlcndn of Senator
Fulton until tho former Is beaten
back, If poMlblo, out of all uom
bianco of control of the state and
forced to back out of tho contest for
rooloctlon gracefully or bo beaten
At' the polln In the cnmpr.lgn or 10 12.
Uoiinio Cut Out. I
Senator Dourno Is not to be
allowed, to head tho delegation to
tho national convention In May, If
tho frlonda of Senator Fulton can '
provent It. It Is duo to Senator
Fulton that lu have that pine and
bo shown that honor, his frlendt
contend. He Is outspoken In 1th ad
vocacy of V. 11, Taft and In that Js
In lino with tho administration at
Washington. He Is Ta'fs friend and
Taft Is his. He should lead the del
egation and not Dourne, this Ib the
argument and It I winning favor
throughout the ranks of the party.
Yeoterdny Senator Fulton's
friends domlnntcd the state central
committee and forced tipr ) tho
Bourne-Cake faction the resolution
of Taft's Indorsement under the
threat of forfeiture of the- Cake
senatorial campaign. Lost night, It
Ib now clalnud, a Taft delegation to
the state convention from Multno
mah county was selected by the
county central committee.
No Instruction wn? given tho 47
delegates, but It Is being argued that
they aro bound by tho recommenda
tion of the state central committee.
Whether that may be or not It Is
whlspored that when tho votes nro
cast In the stnto convention tho
Multnomah delegate will show a
majority of Toft supporters, and
Taft spells Fulton jmt nt this time
In Oregon politics.
Out ovor tho state, In every coun
ty, tho word hoA been nafcsttd alent:
and tho Fulton forces are lined up!
for the dlutnnt battle of 1012. At!
very point Senator Dr.irno will bo
tthoved Into tho background If the
Fulton forces can do tho trick, and
until tho Btato convention muotn tho
frlunds of Fulton will be In control. J
From this time on Senator Dourno
It to bo ousted from every vantage
point of political power ho may
lior.HcsA until in 1012 ho will bo an'
1'OH.v victim to tho Fu'ton forcoi.
Dourno, t in nnjuod, has dono noth
ing for tho state while in Washing
ton, has accomplished nothing tnd
will not to the end of hlj term.
Governor Chamberlain, In tho pri
vate opinion of the Fulton leaders,
will be tho next senator at Wnshng
ton, winning hie pending battlo vlth
H. M. Cake. Fulton and Chamborhln
In tho "United' States senate iVID
make a team hard to beat, It is be
ing argued as a further contention,
while Bourne and Chamberlain
would mnko a combination not so
strong.
It Is recalled to mind that during
the tlmo W. H. Taft was In Oregon
recently' ho spoke in the highest
terms of Senator Fr.ilton, holding
him up as tho best lawyer In tho
I'nlted States senate. It Is pointed
out that Taft and Fulton aro very
Iricndly and from statements made
by tho presidential candldnto It U
now whispered that Bhould Taft be
placed in tho presidential chair and
Fulton aid in putting him there by
lending tho Oregon delegation to
Chicago solid for tho administration
candldnto tho reward would be a
cabinet position, Hum bringing an
honor to Oregon which has not been
given tho state slnco George H. Wll
llamB hold tho office of attorney
gonoral under tho administration of
President Grant.
Dut bo this as it may, tho fight It
on botwoen tho friends of Fulton
and thpso of Dcfiirno for tho sonator
ihlp of 1912, and It is a fight thut
will not bo allowed to lapso until
tho votOT aro ctmntoj In Juno of
that year.
LA III) TIITON
TO IXCOHPOHATK
Such l.s Current Humor, Though In
terested Pirtlos Defuse to l)U.
cuf It.
Como out and g!v th Salem and
Stnyton electric a life tonight. '
Portland Special: Cunent rumor
In financial circles ha? it that Lndd
& Tllton, bankers, are about to bo
Incorporated, although their attorn
eys, Williams, Wood & Linthlcum,
re'tisc to discus, the matter, on tho
ground that It would be unprofes
sional to say anything about affairs
between lawyer and client until they
aro a matter of public record. That
this institution, tho oldest private
bank west of the Missouri river, is
being Incorporated was not specifi
cally denied.
Should the report prove well
founded, It will bo one of tho most
Important developments In locnl fl
nnnclnl circles that has taken place
In some years and will bo tho first
chnngr in tho policy and method of
management of the bank nlnco tho
day It was founded, 'way back In
isr.o.
Ladd & Tllton, Bankers', was or
ganized as a private bunk by Wil
liam S. Ladd and Charles B. Tllton
and Stephen A. Mead. Tho threo
had been friends In school days,
Ladd & Tllton from Now Englnud
and Mead from Louisiana. Mend
died In the 'COs and his interest In
tho Institution was absorbed by tho
other two partners. In 187S Tllton
disposed of IiIb holdings to Mr. Lndd
and returned to the Atlantic const.
W. S. Lndd remained tho solo owner
of the bnnk until his denth In 1S03.
The bank hns remained In the ennio
location where It was flrt founded
10 years ago, at First nud Stark.
Tho bank ha grown from tho first,
and now it ranks among tho two or
three itrongast private banking in
stitutions of tho ontlro country out
hide of New York city. It is owned
by tho Lndd oitote, whoso wealth
can only bo conjectured. Tho sur
plus of tho bank rutin ovor $ 1,500,
000, whllo tho doposlttt nro about
$14,000,000.
It Is munagid and controlled by
Willla n M. Lndd, Charles K. Iulrt
r. rd J Wesley Ladd.
o-
DoWltt's Little Early Risers, tho
fnmotu ttlo llvor pills Sold by o'l
i ti r,ts.
RECEIVED GRATEFUL THANKS
OF HUNDREDS IN Pini
torv.ev.j. m..f.
liunvm Ftomach is ? 4
tlnctly wine.1' tml
"One of ti,rt ...
of 103 South ml?jM
' 'f.
Tho foDowIng r.rtlCle, tPksn from
the PltUiburR Prof, describes the re
sults of L. T. Coopor'c visit to that
city, and tlio effect of his now prep
aration an told by tho people who
hnd become convinced of the sound
ness of Cooper's theories with re
gard to tho human stomach.
Cooper bellcvcu thrt tho human
stomach In civilized races has be
come greatly weakened. Ho claims
that inobt 111 health of the present
generation In du to this fact. The
artlclo Is aB follews:
"L. T. Cooper1 Is meeting with tho
nnmo astonlahlng success In Pltte
burG nn In other cities. For tho past
fow duye many thouenndn of Pitta
burg pcoplo have called at IiIb head
quarters to talk with him.
"Cooper's prophecy, mado upon
hlu arrival, to tho effect that before
ho left Pittsburg- thousands would
rcnllzo that his theory n correct
and would como and tiiunk him for
w!.at hlB medicine had dono, Is rap
idly being borne out.
"On Moivlny an astonishing num
ber of pccplo colled to express their
gratitude to Mr. Cooper. Judging
from vhnt some of those people hnd
to nay to a Pre-T. reporter, when In-
an thin, Up , J?!
cough. P yclctaa. w'id A T y
mitlon, and ?,
though hor dajg xer
and there ntm-...i...i .. . tlS
Ground for Jmnd ' ,
"Sioitly ft,i ,.. .
to P!tt,l,mw , 'If. CoWl
deful r , Z" 4
ed by nernn. :Z?"W
lc r.O. sn T rfrt .... i ''1!1
: 7" l on'r tmttii
linniotllfttolv h.. ..,.'"
Iliads slnco she ltm ,J
medlclnn. Rh .m. . .
looks very much bttttr ,
doubtT this iiiiiM. . '
P'eascd to have them l, Ell
house r.nd verify It."
The Cooper rcm-dlr wi.4
J. C. Perry.
Hero is a definition of a gentle
man: "A man that's clean Inside
and outside, who neither look? up to
tho rich nor down on tho poor, who
can lose without iKjiieallng or win
without bragging, who Is consldorate
to women, children and old people;
who Is too bravo to He, too generout
to cheat and who tnkes his share of
tho world and lot others hav
thlrs."
A Knocker
U a man who can't soo good In nnv
porfcon or thing. It's a habit caused
by a disordered llvor. If you soo
things through blue spectacles, tren:
your liver to a good cleaning out
process with Dnllnrd's Horblne. A
suro cr.io for constipation, dyspep
fila, indigestion, sick headache, bil
iousness, all llvor, stomach and bow
ol troubles. Sold by all dnugglsta.
Fulton Ak C(H(u
fconator Chwle w far
through his nttotnev cf i
Dlngham, hag served wtictMLt
Mc.Mahan. attorney for J, S fia
that the circuit court Is to It uLK
to compel the latter to w tbe uei
i of his recent suit afiltit tt i
j tor on an alleged tlasiltr Tb&
ur will be argued MirM tc
live counsel.
. Twentj'jcar Srttnrt.
"I hnvf just comp'ttel i ttrajl
year health sentence, Impcnl Ijl
Ducklen's Arnica Salve, iMutrt
mo of bleeding plies Juit titttj
years ngo." wrl'ei 0. S. !mtX
Leltaysvllle, N. Y. BticM'i Ife
Salvo heal the worst m:m ku
burnB. wound- and catlls'MWl
est time :'Jc at J C Periru
Btre.
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SATURDAY'S BURNING UP PRICES ON THIS GIGANTIC STOCK-TRUE GENUINE SNAPS
Coffee and Tea
Coffee values 15c to 40c
Sale Pr., IZc to 29c
Tea values 15c to $!
Sale Pr., 9c io 69c
Cut Glass Fancy Ware
Cut Glass values
50c to $74
Sale Pr., 39c to $59.29
Fancy ware 1 -5 to 1 -2 off
Barrel Goods Thrown
Away
Glass tumbler values
5c to 9c
Sale Price, lcto 5c
Miscellaneous
Excellent values
5c to $1.50
Sale Pr., 3c to Sl.19
Snaps
Tables Nos. 1 to 9
Value 5c to $1
Sale Price 3c to 37c
Chafing Dishes and fne
O'clock Teas
ri.afSnaHfchcsS3,70-W
SalePf.f&toJ!l
Five O'clock Teas, J uj
Sale Price
1 "i
Dinner Sets
Haviland $30.00 to $71
Sale Pr. $23.59 to $57
Other Makes, $6.65-530
Sale pr., 55.2M23.M
Tin Ware
Extraordinary values
5cto 60c
Sale Pr., 3 1-2 to (9c
Glass Tumblers
50c to $2, Dozen
values
Sale Price 39c to $1.39
Chocolate Silver and
China Sets
$2 to $15 values
Sale Pr., $1.59 to $11.99
Stone and Earthenware
' 15c to
$1 values
Sale Price, lie to 29c
Iron Drip W
1 3cto 50c
valus
Sale Price, ic to
Small Jardiniers
(Rozahe Ware)
1 5c to 25c values
Sale Price, I2c to I8c
French Nickel Coffee
Pots
85c to $6.65
values
Sale Pr., 59c to $3.79
i lflfifpfH? '.
Lamps ano m-
off. 25cl V 106
r0c to S.-35 la -cl
Pr.. 2fc l '
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SPECIAL EXTRA NOTICE: The rest of this $50,000 s!o:k is going just like Saturdays Snaps. Don't forget that the bargains-wanted by you are wanted by all.s
"TELL
EVERYBODY"
Granite Ware
10c to
$1.35 values
Sale Price, 7c to 99c
avoid the rush.
THE NORTHWESTERN BROKERAGE & SALES COMPANY, HOSBURGH & SMALL,
The closing date of this "One Great Event" in the History of Salem posltvely to bz May 6th at 10 p. m.
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