DAILY OAI'l TAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAlT 89, 1908
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
M. HOPKR, Ed. and Prop.
in Indcuilcnt Newspaper Devoted to American Principle and
tlie I'ronruMt and Dovelopoment of Air Oregon,
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THW EFFECT OF DEFEATING CAKE FOR THE SENATORSHIP.
If the Republicans of Orogon defeat Cake fob tho ,U. S. Senate next
Monday wlmt have they In tho way of a PArty organization?
A political party can defeat a candidate on the state ticket once in o
whllo AND NOT SUFFER DISINTEGRATION.
It has been dono ovon In tho Btato of Iowa, whore a Democratic Gov
ernor was twico elected. "
But to dofeat a candldato for a national ofllco who won his nomination
sit tho hani'c of tho rank and fllo of tho party and not by putting through
a convention deal, IS A MATTER FAR MORE SERIOUS.
After a statu compalgn Mr. Calco von out over Senator Fulton who had
tho support of tb political machine and the managers and the big news
papers within tho party.
WITH A NATIONAL REFORM ADMINISTRATION IN THE WHITE
HOUSE, tho peoplo of Orogon nro to turn down tho nnti-muchlno Republi
can nomlnco becauso ho stands for vital political roforms,
WAS THERE EVER" A MORE WIERI) INVITATION TO POLITICAL
SUICIDE IIY A GREAT POLITICAL PARTY?
When ,the peoplo, domand reforms wo nro to down a ninn becauso ho
Is clean and stands for roforms?
If Mr. Cake is to bo defeated, farowull to Oregon in tho Republican po
31tlcal column In November OR FOR YEARS TO COME.
Farowoll to tho Direct Primary nnd Statement No. 1 and to all vital
TofomiH In the Interest of tho peoplo.
Bring back tho old political headiuartori! Open tho harems! RE
CONVERT THE STATE HOUSE INTO A POLITICAL HUCKETSIIOP I
Round up tho Ruboa from tho cow counties nt so much per hand. Buy
up tho bunches of Hvoj logardless of politics.
Open up the political dives and put up tho sacks of coin. Tap tho bar
xo's and TURN THE CORPORATIONS LOOSE ONCE MORE.
Put tho Salem Hog In clover wli9ro tho bosaos deliver tho votes, ap
point tho agents to dispense tho federal patronage, AND DOLE OUT
THE' APPROPRIATIONS.
That Is what It will nmountJ.o If the great domlnnnt party In Orogon
turni its buck on tho man who gets his nom'untton by nn open campaign
FOR A CLEAN PRINCIPLE AND -AGAINST THE OLI CORRUPT WAYS
-OF THE PAST. ' ,
"Wo cannot bellovo that any clenn decent mnr of tho domlnnnt pnrty,
-or any Republican with a partlclo of principle or lovo for tho party will
help bring about a condition of political chaos mid put his party In tho
nttltudo of restoring tho auction block In Sonntorlal elections.
From this standpoint, which lo something considerably moro, than a
;purtlRan standpoint, tho matter uppoa'-s to The Capital Journal. '
It bollovos with heartiness nnd sincerity IN THE ADVANCED PLAT
FORM OF PRINCIPLES which tho Prosldoilt la inylng down, IN THE
ELIMINATION OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGES nnd tho equality of opportun
ity for which tho President stahds, and to propagato and dovslop which
ho tins dono moro than any other mnn of his generation.
U conBldorn this, a mattor of patriotism, rather than pnrthunshlp,
-nnd It propones to do whntovor llos within ltn power to uphold nnd bub
tnln tho man whose vory nnmo TYPIFIES THESE MODERN ENLIOHT
ENEI) DOCTRINES. In doing so, Jt Inlloves It expresses tho profound
conviction of an onormous mnjorlty of tho people of Oregon. IRRESPEC
TIVE OF THEIR PARTY AFFILIATIONS.
In tho pro3ent campaign and tho coming oloctlon Statement No. 1 Is
not on trial, becauso both candidates for tho United Statos Senate stand
nqoaro toed and flat footed upon .lint platform. NEITHER IS CHAM
BURLAW NOR CAKE. AS SUCH, ON TRIAL BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
Tho qliOHUo-n is ono not of thOBQ men, but of broad National Import, lead
ing to a victory which will mean a shout of ringing oncourngomont to
tho National administration or a vital blow delivered In the houso of Its
frlondx This Is tho real proposllon bofore tho peoplo of tho State, and
U Is ono of tho main reasons why th9 papor hns throughout this cam
paign given II. M. Cako Its hour Most support and urges ns strongly as It
way tho voters of tho Stato to sustain tho administration- nt n momont
when it is moro norlously on trial than nt any othor porlod of Its wholo
history.
THE ROSS SENTENCE.
Tho sontonce Imposod
upon
J.
Thorburn Rosb, tlio Portland bunkoi
nnd polUltclan, has n losson for tho
pooplo of Oregon.
Keep
Your Idle moiioy where It will
work for ou whilo you jtro looL
lng for nu iiitcstim-nt.
Our Saving Department pay
tlirw por cent interest mid nil
withdrawals nro paid on dwunml.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK'
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Saltjm, Ore
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DELIVERY
Tho ronl meaning of that sontonce
1 la that machine politicians who work
graft politics CAN NO LONGER ES-
CAPE, PUNISH.MENT.
Tho time hns beon when.nny mu
chl.o'ptMtlelan in the statt might
commit any outrage on tho pooplo
nnd oscnpo conviction.
Thnt day 1b pnst whon gigantic
spoliations in th nnmo of braiB-band
loyalty to party and tho machine
CAN BE CARRIED ON WITH IM
PUNITY. Ross Is tho first man to suffer con
viction In our state affairs, but ho Is
not the first man guilty of Biioh soml
criminal prostitution of public af
fairs. That he secured the nomination
of Steol THROUGH
NIE PROMIN-
ENCE HE HAD GAINED IN POLI
TICS no ono can doubt.
That others have done tho sam
thing boforo him and still others are
planning to do It over again no on
can doubt.
Tho crime Roat was really guilty
of was working a customary political
graft game oji'tho people ofOreg'on
IN THE NAME OF "REPUBLICAN
ISM, .
Lot us call things by their right
names and lot us not pretend that J.
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Thorburn Hobs Ih any worso than any
other man who cots' Into ofllco and
proceeds to te.ko advantage of his
position to enrich his pocket.
Ross was caught In tho breakers
of a panic, that Is all. HE WAS
CAUGHT SHORT- ON A RIG POLI
TICAL SLUMP, and suffers whore
other men linvo gained wealth and'
prominence.
Tint, noniiln wilt nsk. What nro WO
'loyal to party for, If party leaders t
are using tho party for such pur
poses? WELL, THE PEOPLE ARE NO
LONGER VERY LOYAL TO PARTY,
although somo newspapers still ad
vocate "Votffor-a-yollow-dog-lf-ho-Is-on-your-tlekct?"
Tho lesson of tho Ross sontonce
h that men who ehow a disposition
to -work machine and graft politics
should bo ruthlossly snowed undor.
Mr
CREATE HOOD ItlVtill COUNTY.
Tho initiative monsuro to create
Hood River County U ono of tho few
bills that should rocclvo an unani
mous voto next Monday.
Tho peoplo of "Wasco county arid
Hood River nro agreed that this bill
shall pass and THERE IS NO OTHER
WAY NOW TO CREATE A NEW
COUNTY.
Thoro win never a now county
created but It was a great Btlmulus
to tho development of tho state.
Tho Hood Rlvor soctlon Is a lino
fruit region nil to Itself andlS EN
TITLED TO LOCAL SELF-GOV-ERNMENT.
Tho only pity Is that such a large
body of rodhot ontorprlso Bhall be
cooped nip In ono county.
If Hood River could bo out Into
four quarters and a now county built
6nto ench quarter IT WOULD SUIT
US BETTER.
But as it Is It will be the mo.it
wldo-awako, prosperous and richest
county in tho state In a few years.
KILL
THE BILL FOR
JUDGES.
FIVE
Tho peoplo should vote down tho
proposition to hnvo five Judges of tho
SuproniD court Instead of three.
Tho Judlolary of this Btato now
costs tho pooplo about $100,000 u
year AND IT IS TOO RIG A BILL.
lfjvory legUlatuio q routes now Judi
cial 'l'Htricts and thon new Judged
and now district uttonuys have to bu
appointed.
Tho way It Is now tho legislature
croated tho olllces of commissioners
of tho Supromo Court, AND TWO
WERE APPOINTED.
They can bo continued In olllce by
tho legl'jlatMi'e If thoy aro needed.
If tho pooplo voto to cronto .two
additional Judges thoy .MAY KEEP
THE COMMISSIONERS BESIDES.
Tho Supremo Court Is n funny
mnchlno In somo ways, Thoy work
hard but hnvo no bo&s.
Thoy put In full time but they do
not havo to hurry. A JUDGE CAN
TAKE A DAY OR A WEEK OR A
MONTH ON A CASE.
That thoy nrf.houost and Indus
trious nnd thorough goos without
saying. If thoy ground out fowcr
opinion's tho pooplo would quit tak
ing ho many nppoalH.
Vot3 down tho two now Judges.
Koop the commissioners If thoy nro
needed.
Tho p'an to inromo tho court to
flvo members and elect two Demo
crats to make the court non-partisan
IS VISIONARY DREAM.
Who doubts that the two Republi
cans nominated this fall nt tho pros
Idpnttal election would bo oloctod?
THEN THERE WILL BE FIVE
REPUBLICAN JUDGES. AVE NOW
have'two DEMOCRATS.
Tho way to havo any non-partisan
featuro In tho court, and to havo any
Domocrnts on the bonch, Is to keep
tho, two commissioners,
Tho commissioners aro Democrats.
Tho Govornor appoints thorn. If thoy
aro naodod let tho IcglHlnturo koop
thorn.
ARGUE MILEAGK
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BOOK HATES.
Tho couforonco batweon tho O. R.
and X. and tho Travelers' Protectlv
Association In tho ofllco of tho rail
road commtsilou, rosulted In a post
ponomont of tho hearing until Aug
ust 5. In tha moantlmo tho disput
ing partlos bellovo thoy can settle the
matter botWoon themselves
Ono of tho principal grlovuuots,
according to C. L. McNary, tho at
torney for the drummers, Is the rail
road company's method of Belling
tho scrip books. Tho o books aro
good for n thousand miles, and tho
prlco por book Is $75. Tho drmin
mors aro charged $100, however,
and rocclvo a $25 rebate whon the,
book Is exhausted. Tho books are
Issued by tho scrips bureau, nnd are
good on practically eory line in the
country. Tho enormous number of
books sold gives tho railroads a sjir
pus of nearly a million dollars of reV
bae money, Tho railroads have tnq
use of this money, which, tho drum-
mors olalm, really bolong to thorn,
Tho traveling moa have askod for a
flat rate, without tho oncumbrnncc
of Bcrlp.
Tho ofllcora of tho O. It. & N It la
said, havo ohown an Inclination to
nccodet to tho demands of tho TravoK
lng Metj'slProtoctlve Association, nndl
tlie Ultiicuiiy win pruuuuiy uu
straightened out. without fitrthor ta-
terforenco from tho Railroad Com-
mission.
STANFORD GOING DAFFY.
If a commission of lunacy 'docs
not sit on some of tho nllegod light
of Intollect at Stanford UulvorBlty wo
miss our guess.
The luteal freak is to officially In
form a student- that ho carjnot re
enter becauso ho has been WRITING
.SCATHING LETTERS TO THE
PRESS.
President David Sturr Jordan
writes to tho boy that ho has boon
labualng nnd misrepresenting tho
roat $50,000,00.0' corporation,
WhnUaplty, to turn Ioobo ono
fledgling writer against tho colossus
of wealth and THE GIANT INTEL
LECT OF JORDAN ! . Hcavons pro
tect us.
About fifty of tho strongest nnd
brightest men In tho university have
boen expelled for expressing opInlonH
at variance with tho Intellectual
headlight of tho great University !
Great, Isn't It?
HerenRer It will bo a certificate
of brains and ability to bo oxpolled
from thnt Institution, and tho dull
ards who remain AND GET DE
GREES WILL BER THE BRAND
OF MEDIOCRITY.
Thoro are men nt tho bond of
Institutions of learning who mlgh:
bettor be steering tho fortunes of a
peanut roiuter. But U would hnvj
to be perfectly automatic nB thoy
could not furnish tho brains to kcop
It in operation without an endow
ment, 6
What Is tho world coming to?
Tom Piatt doesn't know whothor ho
wns mnrrlod to Miss Wood; Do Sngan
enn't quite decide If ho Is united to
Anna and Is said to bo occupying
Hoparato lodgings on account of tho
uncertainty: It Is impossible to find
out whether Mrs. dimness b dead;
Harry Thaw linn nn Insnno notion
that ho ti sano nnd thoro nro thoxo
who harbor tho hallucination that
Chnmborlnln enn bo oleclod aonntor
from Orogon. Pendleton Tribuno.
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Tlio Most Common Cause of
. SunVrlng.,
Rhoumntlsm causes moro pnln
nnd suffering than any othor dlBonso,
for tho reason that It Ik tho most
common of all Ills, and It Is cortolnly
gratifying to sufferers to know thai
Chamberlain's Liniment will nfford
roliof, and mako rest and Bloop pos
slblo. In many cases tho roliof from
pain, which Is nt first temporary,
! has boebmo pormnnont, whllo In old
pooplo subjoct to chronic rhoumn
tlsm, often brought on by dr.mpnoss
or chnngoi In tho Woathor, a por
mnnont euro cannot bo expected;
tho roliof from pain which this lini
ment nffordB Ib alono worth many
times Its cost. 25 and 50 cent sizes
for salo by Dr. Stono'a drug storo,
Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction and
to be up to tho sanitary stand
ard, WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, back of Bnrr's Jewelry
Storo. Phono 550.
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Dor Deutsche Veroln Von Salem
und Umgegond hat solno naechsto
Vorsnmmlung Sontag, Niichmlttnp
zwol Uhr, den 31ton Mai, In d5r
Union Labor Hallo,Stato street. A.
.o GHedor Sowlo jdlojenlgoh die alM,
lansalitlcson wollon Imd erhonto puon
uiiicn zu o orscnomen, 5-25-iw
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Notice.
Notlco is hereby given that the
common council of the city of Salem
Oregon, will nt 8 o'clock, p. m on
tho 1st day of Juno, 1008, at tho
common council chambers at Snlom
Orogon, procood to assess upon each
lot or pnrt thereof or parcel of lanj
llablo thorofor Kb proportionate
sharo of tho cost of Improving
Brondway Btroots, In tho city of Sa
lorn, Orogon, with full Intersecting
botwoon iho north lino of Mill creek
and tho north lino of Madison street,
as shown by tho planB and specifica
tions on fllo lntho office of tho city
recorder of Bald city.
All personB interested in said
assessment shall appear at aald time
boforo Bald common council, nnd
prosont objections If any they have
to snld asse3smont, and apply at sal.1
tlmo lo Bttld common council for the
prlvllcgo if thoy so desire to make
said Improvement In Ilou of their a?
sosnment. i
Dono by order of, tho common
council of the city of Salem, Oregon,
tho 2Gth day of May, 1008.
W. A. MOORES,
S-2G-3t. Recorder.
-Notlco to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given thnt scaled
bids will bo received nt tho city of
Salem nt tho offioe of the undo:
slgnod nt tho city hnll at Salem,
Orogon, nip to 10 o'clock a. m., Jiuu
1, 1908, for tho Improvement of
Stato street In tho said city of Salem,
Orogon, botwoon tho enst lino of
Commercial Btroot and tho west line
of Church streets In said city with
WnrroiiH Bltullthlc watorproof pave
in on t.
Attention Is called to the plnnn
and 8iKcillcntlons on fllo In tho oftlco
of tho city recorder of said city for
tho mnklng of said Improvement
which must bo compllod with In ev
ery respect.
Tho city of Snlem roaorvoa tho
right to roject nny nnd all bids.
By order of tho common council.
W. A. MOORES,
5-20- -It. City Rocordor.
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Notlco Is hereby glv-m th
nt inM ""e '
bids will bo received nt tho city of
Snlom at f tho ofllco of tho undor- I
slgnod nt' 'tho cjty hall at' Salem..
Orogon, up to 10 o'clock n. m., Juno.
1, J00&, for iho pnvlng of tho space
oc.unlcd by tho stroot railway trucki.
of tho Portland Railway, Light &f
Powor company on Liberty street Ini j
tho city of Salem, Oregon, from tho J I
north lino of Stnto Btroot to tho north
lino of Court stroot- in said city.
Attention is cnllod to tho plain
and Bpbciflcations on fllo in the office
of tho city recorder of snld city for
tho making of said Improvement
which must be compllod with In ev
ory respect.
The city of Salem reserves tho
right to rojoct any nnd nil bids,
By order of tho common council.
W. A. MOORES,
5-20- 4t. City, Recorder
lroposjiis for Science BuildlnR.
Scaled proposals plainly marked
on tho outside of tho Sealed cnVo
opos, "IJropoBnJs for Science BulM-
,ing, Orogon Agricultural College,
.Corvallls, Or., and addressed to tho
Secy, of tho Board of Regents. B. K
(Wilson, nt college ofllco. until 3
o'clock p. m. qf Juno 2, 1908, for the
' construction and completion of -i
three story brick nnd concrete, scl-
onco building, nt Corvnllts, Or., In
strict accordance with tho plans,
specifications and instructions to bid
dors which may be- examined at the
ofllco of the Secy., at tho college, and
at tho ofllco of tho architects, Ben-
nes, Hendricks & Toboy, 07 Labbo
Building, Po'rtlnnd, Or.
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Notice of Bulldlnj; Proposal".
Rpnlori nronosals will bo rccclveu
until Thursday noon. June 4th, nt
v..i nflin r tliA1 aAorntnrv of thO
board of trustees of Oivgon School
for Deaf Mutes, J. H. Ackerman.
superintendent of jmbllc instruction,
for tho construction of n porch ami
enlargement of tho main dlnlns
rnnm nml for thft construction Of ftl
extension of tho present brick hol
er house for use of the laur.ury
Plans and specifications may be Been
at the ofllce of Pugh & Legs archi
tects, and any further information
may be had from the superintended,
.
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