DAILY CAPITAL JoynHAL, SAIAM, OBBQOW, SATUKDAY, MAY , It
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
I-:. HOFER, Ed. and Prop.
An Iadcpettddnt Newpper Doroted to American Principles and
tliC't'roKrcM'aitd Dorelopement of All Oregon.
Fubllrhod KerKvenlnj Except Stindsy, Salem, Ore.
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THE NATIONAL SITUATION.
Root l to go on tho supreme
bench It Taft is elected and Fuller
retires,
Tho United States congress will
adjourn with MUCH LEFT UNDONE
AND LITTLE DONE.
Tho character and callbro of the
mon composing tho) bodies has de
generated. Tho low Ho-called groat statesmen
In olthor body are HANGING ONTO
THE AIJUSES.
In tho Methodist general confer
onco th'oro has been tho usual trtrlfo
for lionora.
Somo So-called bishops have been
calling each other liars, 'both said
to bo foreign born.
Botwoon doing politics, struggling
for plnco, hnd watching tho dollnr
public men aro TOO RUSY TO DO
ANYTHING 1XR THE PEOPLE.
It la about time John Johnson or
aomobody who don't pretend to
know It all were made president.
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STAND
FOR PRINCIPLES NOT
MEN
Tho- Capital Journal advise the
voters to act upon principle not
mon lu electing a United States
Nonatoi,
If wc could believe nil that Ih
printod In tlho Portland Journal niut
Telegram nolthcr Cake nor Cham
berlain arc (It to be chosen United
States senator,
THE PACT IS nOTII ARE MEN
OF MORE THAN AVERAGE ABIL
ITY AND CHARACTER. i
Doth aro good, clear, strong,
forceful public sponkors.
Both have a grip on public ques
tion fnr above tho ordinary. I
Doth aro mon who made u
straight-forward fight for Statement (
No. 1, AND TOOK THE HIDE OF
THE COMMON PEOPLE.
Tho olcctlon of Cake will mean a
dectslvo victory over tho old Port
land machlno politicians WHO
HAVE DONE MORE TO DEBAUCH
OREGON POLITICS THAN DE
CENT PEOPLE CAN UNDO IN A
GENERATION.
If Cako gets tho popular vote h
will bo tioatod by the legislature,
Th6 Statement No. 1 member
will all vote for Cake If he gets tho
popular voto,
THE "PARTY CHOICE" MEM.
HERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
WILL VOTE FOR HIM FOR PAR
TV CONSIDERATIONS.
If Chamberlain gets the popular
votu tho Statement No. I members
will voto for him.
This paper will demund that tho
entlro legislature respect tho popular
cholco in either case.
Dut It believes that Cuko'a election
wou'd settle tho senatorial tight In
Keep
Your illi money wlu're It will
work for you while you uat oo..
lug ijtr an investment.
Our Saving Department uys
Unvo iw oont interest mul all
withdrawals are paid oa uVjiumil.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
Oregon In tho moat satisfactory man
ner IIY ESTABLISHING THE PRIN
CIPLE AND REDUKING THE MA
CHINE that wants to restore the old
system of election by purchase and
bargain and Bale of federal oulces
and appropriations.
It Chamberlain gets the popular
voto IT WILL TAKE A HARD
FIGHT TO SECURE HIS ELECTION.
Tho problem of who will succeed
him as governor will bo Involved.
Durng tho past two years Gover
nor Chamberlain has been tho hard
est-worked ntnto official.
As chairman of tho state boards lu
control of tho state Institutions, OW
ING TO ILL HEALTH OF SECRE
TARY OF STATE BENSON, AND
ABSENCE OF STATE TREASURER
STEEL, he has done most of tholr
work.
Tho people should decide tho sen
atorial election on the Hues of na
tional political principles not on
tho personality of tho mon.
Lot riB give Govornor Chamberlain
credit for what ho has done. It-
has mado a good govornor,
Let us not join In tho crusade
to belittle and blacken Cake or
Chamberlain.
BOTH STAND FOR A PRINCI
PLE SACRED TO THF, COMMON'
PEOPLE.
Tho o'-ectlon of either should be
respected by tho legislature as the
triumph of the principle of popular
election of U. 8: senators.
Tho dofont of Cako In June and
Chamberlain In January Is tlito plan
of tho oM corrupt, unprincipled Port
land machine.
NO VOTER SHOULD AID THAT
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE PHI
MARY LAW AND STATEMENT NO.
1.
If you voto to down Cake In Juno
you nro not suro you will bo able to
elect Chamborlaln in January.
IT IS NOT CERTAIN thnt the gen
'ornl nsBombly will have a majority
on Joint ballot for Statement No. t.
As Cake is a champion of the di
rect primary and Statement No. I,
tho ,bost way to head off the over
throw of thoso principles Is to vote
for him in June.
TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS
AN OVERWHELMING majority of Oregon's voton
by registration havo formally declared ' that
they bollovo In the principles of the Republt
' can Party, Let them nowshow thai they, are
honost by voting In accordance 'with their decla
rations. Tho Oregon' election cornea before1 the
Republican National Convention. Let overy Re
publican voter in tho First Congressional District
uphold the honor of the Republican Farty In Ore
gon and strengthon tho Influence of Oregon's
delegation la tho National Convention by voting
for H. M, CAKE for United States Senator and
W. C. HAWLEY for Representative id Congrem.
If either of those Republican nominees falls ot
election the primary electtoa system will be'dls
credited and a return of boss rulo will be invited
The good namo of Oregon's voters will bo smirch
ed and Oregon's delegation to the National Con
vention will bo placed in a humiliating position.
For tho. effect It will have on tho November elec
tion it 19 Imperative that the Republican noml
noss In the Juno election shall bo elected by an over
whelming majority. Aa a bollovor in the princi
ples of tho Republican Party It Is your duty to bo
at the polls June 1, and vote for Cake and Haw
ley. ' a -' .. j jsi-
pouticaRI
Announcement of Candiiiat
tfcal Parties Printed UndM1
At Commercial Rates
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
U. S. Senator.
H. M. Cake, of Portland?
Supremo Jadgo.
R. S. Dean, ot Eugene.
Dairy d Food Commissioner.
J. W. Dalley, of Portland.
Representative la Coagress.
W. C. Hawloy, of Salem.
First Congressional District.
Railroad CoramlssloBer.
T. K. Campbell, of Cottage Grove.
THE PERSON WHO HAS "LOST
INTEREST IN THINGS" HAS
lOST ALL.
Ih tho llBt of "things that Interest
you" growing Bmaller or larger year
aftor year?
What sort of things havo you tak
en on tho list n'nd what sort of
things havo you addod to It?
Look It over this "list" and
analyze It critically; Just as though
It wero tho other fellow's or the
othor woman's "list."
If tho list Is larger .than It was a
year ago, congratulate yourself. If
It Is smaller got a little anxious,
and put yourself on tho witness
stand.
For the future add' something to
this -list continually, industriously.
For. In overy item that you add to
It, you add an extension to your
"lease of life" lengthen your years
on earth.
How many kinds of advertise
ments Interest you for example?
Here's a chance to add a lot o?
Items to the list profitable, edu
cative, remunerative Items.
District Attorney.
J. H. McNary, of Snlem.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative Marlon County
For Representatives.
S. A. Hughes, Sttleiri.
Hal D. Patton, Salem.
L. T. Reynolds, Salem
A. C. Llbby, Jefferson.
0. L. Hattoberg, Sllvorton.
' T' as&.fcjKi
ir Hamilfca 5:
r, ttilF'Nt
For IW fW
lr. W. 8.
JohaW.iZrr'!!
P. L. FtMWoIi. "
For Ooiurty CefflL
For CoaHaM?MS3
Jha H. Ljjt jyf;
County Judge.
W. M. DuBhoy, Salem.
Sheriff.
H. P. Minto, Salem.
County Cleric.
R. D. Allen, Salem.
County Recorder.
D. 0. Dragcr, Mohanm.
County Treasurer.
J. 0. Moore, Salem.
TolhePwofM
;:"r.."?whi
reDreeentatiM r 7u
dare myu unamitfluj
or of th lJurT?!
ffi'-Mi.a
all timet mtA f ii. .
cholco tor kMtwjuff!
cat affiliation, tui Mm
myseitaKrraatMtlltey
enforcing thelf BuWitl
Just and econoBle !hU
DR. W. If I
F. J.
Assessor.
Rice, Prntum,
School SuporinU'tident.
W. M. Smith, Salem.
Surveyor.
D. B. Horrlck, Jr., THimor.
Coroner.
M. Clough, S 'em.
rothePeofiletfM
Havlnz KcestH tk i
atlon o( the Proiiw.tlm
for the countr ot Vvfal
the office ot rtprNtt
nereuy promiK tutBM
I will at all tlmHinffli
voto for the pencil M
States senator tta iUi
celvo the hlghett
the peoples w, wWs
gard to mr doIIUciI i
or personal prettKMn
H.S05
Salem Mar 15. 1. '
JUDSON HARMON.
.Imlhon Hnrinon. the Democratic nominee for governor of Ohio, hits noi
always been classed as u Democrat nor as a conservative. Prior to the
Greeley campaign he wan a Uepubllcnn and In thnt campulgn acted m secre
tary of the Liberal Uepubllcans. Then he helped organize what was known
h the People's party. After thnt hu wan out or polities until 187U. when he
became a Tllden Democrat.
Parks and Their Uhcs.
That was a most roassurlng ad
dress made by Pollco Inspoctor Mllos
O'Reilly In which ho told his nudl
once, tho Broadway Board of Trado,
that ho had no Intention of Interfer
ing with kissing in Prospect Park.
Through somo regrettable, miscon
ception tho Inspector wuj represent
ed as a grumpy misanthropist, lu
whom the milk of sentiment und hu
man kindness "had soured beyond
hope of recovery. It was even hinted
that, he Intended to es'tabllsh a sort
of secret feorvice among his sparrow
police for the purpose of 'sleuthing
Und surprising heedless couples who
Indulged In oscillatory manifesta
tions of tholr mutual regard and
hnlllng them to tho lock-up and af
terward, to court.
Tho public Interest In this matter
Is something more than sentimental.
A certain commercial significance at
taches 4o It, Park-mado kisses lead
larger demand 'upon tradesmen, and
thnt enlarged demand Implies a ma
terial Increnso In tho prosperity of
the community. Now, anything pro
duclng greator prosperity naturally
commonds Itself to commercial or
ganizations eudh as tho Broadway
noard of Trade, to which Inspector
O'Rollly's assurances miiBt havo con
voyed a qortalu oense of rololf, Tho
commercial value or Cupid ought to
be mor widely appreciated than It
Is. Police hnrrnsmont of tho poor
child would only have'drlvon him
Into the "let us alone class" whoro
mistaken regulation has already
forced other equally Industrious In
dividuals. Brooklyn Eagle.
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A Cnllfornlun's Luck.
"The luckleit day of my llfo was
wnen i oougnt a box of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve:" writes Charles F.
Budahn, of Tracy, California. "Two
ioo noxes cured me of an annoying
caso or itching
DR. W. S. MOTT
Sa'em, Oregon
Candidate for Repnv
.scntntiw on the Dan
ocratic Ticket.
MY PLATFORM
1. Statement No. 1,
the people's choice or'tl. 1
regardlesi of political futj
2. ReiitaUf uhWW
i
3. Eoofwny la
... 0pONd
chlseji.,,, . t -
5. A state ,wf,"f9!,
depositors la any htalf, fV
created by all ta baU
a dilpcate of fa O!-
1ng law. ,
6 Reform inewurttf ldM
the common people,
nlles. which had
frmitlln. na mm aamm .... 4Un4 ..lnU
tn mntplmnnv mr.r4m,. . I "-"" ' ? aiiu iimiyiuiu-
7. " ' ; "' vM-0o to no other treatment," Sold un-
more homes, moro homes means a guaranteed at J. C. Perry's drug
store
COFFEE
What is essential to
gfood coffee?
Good bean ground fresh,
and a woman of common
sense.
Your iff rtura jaur wmr H dattt
Mk ScMWag'a ttti par tta
HAPPINESS FOR SICK OR CON
VALESOENT. People of sonsltlve norves enjoy
tho dollghtful music aud othor onter
utlnmnit from tho Edison because It
is peculiarly freo from the slightest
Imperfections In tone quality. Why
multiply words about the- admlttol
standard of talking machlno excel
lence? You know all about It.
L. P. SAVAGE
The Mask' Mini
-17 N. Commercial St. Phone 1187
READY TAH.ORCD"CLOTHCS
FO WELL DNCSSCD
MEN,
S7 I si jI I JAr i
s yV
I k.
d? JzrZrtl
PRICE RANGE
20 TO 40
MAKE IT UNANIMi
Just now thorft anneurs to bo Iltt'.O it can never J 3 i
doubt but that it Is Souator Cake of ' Domocratlc seBlor.
nrncr.m. nnne 'tho camnaicn started Between the
It was speedily seen that the oft- j83UO j8 not drsw; f11"
hnnntrwl nnrnnnnl nomilnrltV of -i miv.lln! If " "
George, the Govornor, was not so n-. would not be on t j
mighty stout m It onco was. Var- u )9 f.M reBjeff "1
lous tnmgs tnai some ioiks UUYU I wa8 oae of the R?PW"
Known nuout otiv cniet eiwimnp to gMj on"
U U,.l. ,! n In nt frtlkS tne "e" l.. Hit
uavu cuiitu hi .ikiii. miiu 'v .. -"i. . Hinirvrm wu " '
. .. ia i ii nuui ... . t
though that wJJl
friao '"r.-.hriV
United
.pwT.::. h"
nai buu"w uM,
sole chance -
The vt differ 1 JJ
aro today doubtful If George was
such a wlmlo of a man after a'l.
Tho nearer Owgon makes It unan
imous for Cako tho bottor for Ore
gon. There aro a few places wheo
party politics still count; they don't
usually in city, county and district
affairs; but thoy do In national af
fairs, especially in the upper house
of concrosc. where the majority
,a because yo -
r.?r i."
.... i ami necau ' .i-i
party gets what It wants and no ..,-- e bcHWi
norltv sits tleht tuin walto. Oregon the dtfw : fi
. .- n.ia from cnneress.Mr. titia'1"'r ,..
waiuo n iui vi imitbi w... "-"
Proposals for Science nuildlng.
Scaled proposals plaluly marked (
on the outside of the sealed enve
opotf, "Propocals for Science Dulld-,
Ing, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallls, Or., and addressed to
Secy, of tho Board of Regents, E. E.
Wlleon, nt college office, until 3
o'clock p. m. of June 2, 1908, for the
construction and completion of a
three story brick and concrete, sci
ence building, at Corvallls, Or, W
strict accordance with the plans,
dnoniflonHnns nnH Instructions to bla
ders which may bo examined at the,
offlco of the Secy., at the college, ana
at the offlco of the architects. Ben-1
nes, Hendricks & Tobey, oi ""
Building, Portland, Or. wt
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