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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1008 if THE CAPITAL JOURNAL K. HOFER, Ed. and Prop. An IndopcmJont Newspaper Dovoted to American Principles and 3k, tho I'rogrws ntiti DoTOlopemeut of All Oregon. JbVjj11, Published Kvery Evenlug:-Bxcept Sunday, Salem, Ore. ,1 V5WWMrtyV, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. lYfuJSji (Invariably In Advance.) yjK Sw Dally, br carrier, per year W.OO Per month Wo I '"SS DaUr, by mall, per year- .... 4.00 Per month 35o k ' rW Weekly, by mall, per year- 1.00 Six mouth Mo '$ SPECIAL DELIVERY For convenience of subscribers branch dollvory offices are establish ed at tho following places at 35 cents por month, $,1,00 for ihreo menths: Asylum Storo, -F. Q. Do Voo & Son, Asylum A'vonnie Junction. Carllno, Sovonteonth street, A. W. Lnno, Garden Road Storo. Dau&'e Storo, Alox. Datto, SouthCommorclal etroot. Electric Storo, C. M. Epploy, East State street. Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road, tlowoll's Corner, Twolfth and Cross streets. OiK. Grocery, A. A. Englobart, Twelfth street. '"Wheeler's Storo, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avonue. Yow Park Store, F. G. Boworsox,' Twelfth and Leslie. Lane Grocory, Sovonteonth strct J. L. Mooco & Son, corner .Capitol and Union streets. West S&lotn Storoj W0t Salem. ' ' , ', Zlnn's Conrdatlonery, 478 Stato stroot. ' " Dr. Stpaos,v24;l Nortb. Commqrclal stroot. Huffman's Storo, North Sixth stroot. German Bakory, cornor Twolfth and Chemeketa. 11AISINO REVENUES FOR HIGH ER EDUCATION.' Tho question of raising rovenues for -Institutions of hlghor education by Bomo other way than a direct tax was discussed at tho meeting of tho Stato Grange rocontly hold at Eu gene, and while tho report of tho commlttoo was shoved oft" to tho last, nnd too lato to got It boforo tho con vention, tho mnttor nttractod a great deal of attention. For a stato with only half a mil lion population to appropriate half a million blonnlally for higher edu cation ,1s an abnormal load for tho taxpayor to carry. With tho small lncomo from tho lrreduclablo school fund, and tho needs of tho public school so great tho grange has taken u wlso atop In Booking to find some othor sourco of rovonuo to tap than tho taxpayer's pockotbook. Tho fight on tho state unlvorslty appropriation was not a fight against hlghor education as such but against Soaping up a burdon of direct tax ation that has grown out of nil pro portion to tho rost of tho Interests of tho Btnto. What tho Report Means. Tho rqport of tho state grange rjommlttoo which wo print bolow moans thnt a campaign will bo, wngod along, now linos nnd that the logls laturo cannot lougor moroly go blindly down Into tho pockets of tho pooplo and take whatovor It wnnte and thon levy on tho proporty of mo poopio to rniso tno monoy, uut tho allogod solons nnd statesmen inust.rnck thqlr brains to find way? nnd moans to get monoy by othor pourcos than a direct lovy on assos sablo proporty. This roport was pre pared by Milt. Richardson of Yam bill county, and Is a very nblo doc ument that should bo preserved for , reforonco. ' C:y of the Report. To tho officers and members of urnl outgrowth and expansion of our tho Orogon Stato Grange: ,)Ub!lc cliool system, and as such aro Your commltleo appointed In ac- entitled to that gonorous support cordauco with tho recomondatlon of necessary to keep them In tho front tho commlttoo on education of tho ranK of owr over-advnnclng clvlllza lnBt Stato Grango to assomblo facta tton, Dut j8 should bo tho caro of nnd recomond methods of granting tno8o who coutrol tho destinies of support to our higher Institutions of our 8tftlo to soo that tho funds for learning havo had the matter uuder tholr BU1)I,ort ,a drawn wholly, or In Borlous consldoratlon. I ,mrt nt ,oa,t from othor 60urCe3 Wo find thoro is much dlssntlsfno- than dlrect taxation on the produc tlon with respect to tho manner In lg cIft38e8 of our p30pl0t Your com. which support has boon granted to mltt0 flnd8 tImt ,n othor 8tate8 thoso Institutions In tho past. Wo whoro tho h,ghor institutions of aro under tho Improsslon that any IoarniB r0 far more gonorously form of dlroct taxation on tho pro- 8unportod than In this Btato thnt duclng classes of society for tholt tll0y haV9 n better 8ystem of tax. support will moet with opposition atloni Th( funds for m Blinnort of from many of our taxpayors. Tho tho,r stnteg and 8tnlo ln8tm,tlons nro opposition docs not spring from any obtaluod from taxea on lnhorltances antagonism to tho Institutions them- fl tax03 on cornorntlons for prIv. solve, lU from tho manner or ays- , ted them b tho fitatc torn by which they aro governed and ThU fom of ,nd,rect twatlon r0. granted financlaV support. Tho Poo.jmoVM the ,md from th duo. 1 . W& 00 mOO mJ B Your lillo money whero it will work for you whllo you nro "look ing for an Investment, Our Savings Department pajs three iw cent Interest ami all withdrawals nro paid on demand. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK '' plo seem to be somewhat divided In their feelings respecting theso high er Institutions of learning, A groat many take an ndvanced and progres sive view, and' consider them a ne cessity in our public system of ed ucation. Whllo others look upon them n3 luxuries that can bo dis pensed with, without sorlous dnmago to tho prcsont, and tho future thoy feel no Interest In. All with a fow Isolated exceptions, recognize tho worth of theso Institutions to our advancing civilization, and yet thoro nro many, whllo admitting their vnl uo aro disposed to procastlnnto In granting them adequnto support for tholr proper development In tholr ovor widening Hold of usefulness. To overcome theso objections and to banish that desire to procnstlnato and leave to tho future tho needs of tho present, la to carry on a vigorous and continuous campaign of educa tion among tho people. To head and conduct a campaign of this kind nono nro bettor equipped for tho work thnn tlio officers, professors nnd tcncl.cra of those Institutions. Lot thorn Bet forth tho manifold ben oftts to mankind to bo dorivod from hlghor education by making It possi ble for all who seek a hlghor educn tlon to find It by menna of our public InBtlutloiiB of learning. Lot thorn mnko theso Institutions boneflclal to tho producing classes of society, by ovor bolng on tho nlort In guarding their Interests nnd liberties, by warn lng thorn of tho danger.? and taking stops to prevent tho over encroach- ing monnco of corpornto greed anj i,y interesting thoniMlves In tho nat- urai roiourcos of our stato and lead In securing a portion of them to tho stato to bo hold in perpetuity for tho benefit of th stato and her Insti tutions. Your commlttoo unhosltntlnglj upholds tho higher Institutions of learning. Wo consider them tho nat l ors and tho menace to tielr hlghot iimuiiuiuiia ui tuiumiiK ia uuihuiui- Your committee 1b firmly Im- prossed with tho Idea that If proper Interest is manifested by the Stato Grange that ways and means can bo found In this stato to raise funds In abundance for tho adequate support and proper development of our hlgh or Institutions of learning without resorting to any form of direct tax ation. Aside from a graduated tax on inheritances and a tax on all corporations doing business In our stato, wo havo vast natural resources that if secured to tho state to hold In perpetuity for tho benefit of tho stato and her public Institutions would yield an annually Increasing revenue for years to come tht would meet the expenses of the whole Btato government. Wo have within the borders of this stato thousands of acres of mouataln laad unfit for agricultural purpose, but well adapted to graz ing and for timber. A great deal of It !b nt present covorod with forests of flno timber, on othor portions tho timber has boon destroyed by foroat fires, but With propor care It could soon again be mnde to produco mer chantable tfmbor. Theso lands should bo granted to ' tho state to( hold,ln perpetuity, with tho right to soil tho tlmbor and lease tho grazing privileges for the benefit of tho, Btato. Another natural resomrco which tho stato should havo tho porpotUAl benefit of is tl vast water, powor In tho numerous stroams flowing down from olther side oftho two mountain chains t'ravorsln'g our stato from the north to the south. Eloctrlc power fer: driving, machinery and lighting purposes, Is yet In Its infancy, but alt indications point -to Its rapid development, and electricity can bo generated moro economically by water powor than any othor process.' If thoso powers wore presorved t"6 tho stato tho rental from, thorn would increaso irom year to year as uio in dustries of our Btato grow In Impor tance and In' tlmo would bring mil lions of dollars annually Into our, stato treasury. Wo havo another natural resource in what is called desort land. Thin desert land could bo made very val uablo to tho public In general and rob no ono Individual in particular, by tho government withholding it from ovor passing Into private own ership. Let the government put and maintain water upon It and thon by a system of long leases In small tracts at a low but profltablo and non-spcciilatlvo rental placo families upon thorn to cultlvato and mnko tholr homes there. A system of this kind would provldo Independent homos for thousands who nro strug gling against adversity for a poor living and nt tho samo tlmo bring In a vast rovonuo ovor and abovo ox ponsos which should bo given to tho states In whoso borders such lands aro located to support tholr public Institutions, Your commlttoo Is of tho opinion thnt theso Institutions enn bo moro economically administered by bolng all undor ono stato board of control. Wo thoroforo recomond that thoro bo a stato board created for tho purpose of "managing our hlghor In Btltutlnns of learning. TIiIb board should consist of not loss than three nor moro than flvo persons. It should ho n mlxod board cdmnosod of both mon and women and o ar ranged In tho election or appoint ment of Its members that tho major ity of olthor sex ovor tho othor Bhould not oxecod ono. This ,bonrd should havo dlroct cha,rgo qt tho, ox pondlturp of all monoy used In .tho Intoroat of thoso Institutions. It Bhould bo its duty to oversee'' and provldo buildings, apparatus, teach ers and ovorythlng needful for tho propor prosecuting of tho work. Thoy should kcop nn account of all oxpondlturos- and mnko a detailed ro port to tho loglslaturo at tho begin ning of onch rogular sossloh, to gothor with estimates of tholr moeds for tho tlmo Intervening bo'tweon sessions. By plnctng them all under ono board of control wo bollovb thoy can bj moro economically carried on, besides It would do away with tho political scandal which has hereto fore boon attached to tho appropria tions, Your committee has only toudhod upon .sonio of tho vnluablo natural resources of our stato which should bo secured to the stato to hold in porpotulty for tho benefit of tho wholo peoplo. A. thorough Investi gation of the matter would no doubt reveal many othors which tho Btato should hold the monopoly of for tho benefit of tho prosont genera tion as woll as thoso who come after us. In conclusion your committee would recommend that this State Grango takes 3tops to collect reliable Information touching upon thoso nat ural resources of our state, which aro -now fast passing Into private hands and private corporations and lay tho mattor boforo tho proper au thorities and use the best efforts at Its command to secure to tho state In perpetuity these valuable natural resourcos for tho benefit of tho wholo poople. Wo fed sure no hot ter method for tho support of our hlghor Institutions of learning can ho doylied than that from tho In come dorivod from the natural sources of tho stato. re- Stinnct Troubles. Many remarkable cures of stom ach troubles havo been effected by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Ono man who had spent ovor two thousand dollars for medi cine and treatment was cured by a few boxes of theso tablets. Price 25 conts. Samples freo at Dr. Stone's drug ptoro. ' " -j - How does ono know what price to ask for a cow if one does not., know what -sort pf a profit-maker she is? o Sharpers find farmers mere dttt culf picking than they did ten yr ago. Cherrlng Indlcatloa! DEMOCRAT DELEGATES IN TEARS J NO DRINKS (United I'rcss Leased Wire.) fj Denver, Colo,, Juno 3, Sovoral prominent 'Democrats who vlsltod tho convention auditorium today In advance of tho convontlon, to( Inspect' the monster! structure, entered a1 complaint that no provision has boon' mndo for a bar In the. building. Tho nea.reBt bar !l a block away. Tho Denver city council has dcoldcd not to grant any lomprofary HqUor fran chises nonror to the convontlon hall. It dovoloped today that several hun dred applications havo boon mndo tq tho committee on arrangements for a bar. concession In' the convontlon hal) and that largo sums were offer ed for tho'prlvllego.but that all oth ers have boon refused It Is a, dis tinction of tho commlttoo not to so euro any rovonuo from tho auditor turn whllo the convention Is in ses sion. , s . . , rjj L Soro Nipples. . Any mother who has had oxporl onco with this distressing" ailment will bo pleased to know that a euro may bo effected by applying Cham borlaln's Salve as soon as the child Is dono nursing, Wlpb. It, off with A soft cloth boforo allowing tho babo to nurse, Many trained nurses uso this salvo with bast rcsulta. For sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. i ' O-i ojk.mn? ' Zrm Jtm Au Bean tit Jl7 Blgnatuw yf' , of - ltieKtodYty Kara Alwais Bought ?&j&x SEGOND ANNUAL ROSE FESTIVAL Juno 1st to Gth Inclusive For this occasion tho Southern Pacific Com pany .will sell round trip tlckots to Portland dally, Juno 1st to Gth In cluslvo for $2.20. WM. M'MURRAY, J. M. SCOTT, G. P. A S. P. Co. A. G. P. A., S. P CO. C-29-8t. EXCURSION TICKETS ON SALE FOR NEWPORT On Juno 1st tlia Southern Pacific company will placo on sale at Salem excursion tickets to Newport nnd re turn. In addition to tho usual tlck ots good for tho entire season, wook ond excursion tlckots will ho sold on Saturday -mornings, good to rluir. following Monday, a,t the iow rato of $3 for tho round trip. This affords an oxoallont opportunity to spend Sunday at tho beach. Tho rhododen drons nro now In bloom, nnd the weathor at Newport is dollghtCu' ' -f I you nro not ready to go for an ox tsndcd stay, don't miss this chnnco for an outing. Prior to Juno 1st, excursion tick ets to Yaqulnn only will ho on salo, on Wednesday and Saturday, at $-1.50 from Salem. WM. M'MURRAY, J, M. SCOTT, G. P. A., S. P. CO. A. G. P. A.. S. CO. tf. PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL To Do Hold In PORTLAND, OREGON JUNE 1 TO 6, 1908 WIM be the most brilliant Fiord fiesta and Givic Jubilee over held In tho Pacific Northwost Portland, "The Roso City," will be a hcvne of splendor and tho center of world-wide Inter est for ono week. Sovoral Important conventions to be held In Portland on that occasion, The Southern Pacific Company Will Sell Special Ticket On This Occasion From SALEM, Ore., to Portland and Return at $2.30. Far particular call on local agents. vWw. McMuway, Garal Passenger Agent, 100 Doses Truo only of Hood's Snrsaparllla, tho ono great, uioou purmor and general Jonlo, This remnrkablo triddlcino has effected many radical and permnnont cures that aro tho wondor qf tho world. It era)dlcatos all humors from pimply to" croTfu)a. ry 100 Doses In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known Bflnraatbg. I00doge1 $i, i Co-operation, like charity, should begin at homo. , . . (-. itfA-f! TORRID ZONE FUNARCE H Tho tnboyo cut roprosonts our brick lined Torrid Zono Furnaco, Guaranteed gas, smoke and dust proof. Economical and durable A. L. FRASER 208 STATE STREET, Estimates furnlsnea on hoatlng THE UUST ROAST jm FAMILY EVER HAD Can bo obtained from our prlmi tondnr and juicy beef, mutton oi pork. All our mats'are leloefed from the choices:, and prepared fo the table to suit tb domandi of th fastidious. Our prlcos are lower foi quality than you can find at m place In Salem, E. C. C R O S 8, Phono 201. 870 8tt n Graber Bros, PLUMBING AND' GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention to all orders, guarantee our work to give satisfaction and to bo up to the sanitary stand ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. Call at our shop on Liberty streot, back of Barr's Jewelry Store. Phone 550, fl HICKORY Cough Remedy AHOHrrrtvruH! Coughs, Colds Ar:lT Arrive. CROUP IWhoopmlCoutfH Bronchiil SORC THROAT THROATndlUNCS Uat am mwji to. fMllM-ff Of H Atev.w$. frt rwrtttt jlJT .liHhk.1 fOSMpMRp Ik $1 W- A tlAn una - 0 Will 1 J5!.TMi SQIffru T! iT AVI .oi?m CMciflfi $74 1 . St. Louis StPM Omata Mi KansaXtty $ TICKETS Witt 6' 7, 22. 21 AuSl6,7(21,; Oood or ntjnfhi' jufW prm-(H wubiaUi, REMEMBER I For any farther bte ittti uv""'. rwnt j ruitTMXD,( Tlmo CrM Xo. m to,, tffectlrc ht in no .5 -. -. , i i jH Toward r1ki ! No. 16.-5:11 . a.- prcas. N'o. 18.-8:10 . a- passenier. No. 12.-2M5 p. a.-l sengcr, Toward r&rtWJ ISO. 222. 5!CD f. I iasi iroiguc No. 226.-10MMli way irwxkt. Toiflrd Sh lT(J paMBir, l No. 17. 6:4S p, .- mmmu No. 1P.-:?J i press. No. 13. 331. t R- cxnrcst. Toward San Frt&M No. 221.-2MH.il- frelsht. NO. 225.-11:18 t.-M Oregw SKtkfl1 Tlraeohjlluli cart at Slt 1 " ijnd lntefmit pott AFW 8:19 lb 10:50 li 1:15 p. MO 5:15 p. Local Expreu Local Express Local Express 8:J P rnnVALLW TWEI No. 4- Leaves Detroit - follow, CMKI Trlf No. 8- T.riive Albany .. -" rrlvea t Corw- . No. lt U'aves AleBy Arrlvei at ConiHH .- No, Lwvcs AlbW V''""' -,, No. 6 , mm w ; ArrlvwatAJW"" No. J- , " 1nvM L31T" Anlws at AIW ""' TaiV! LUil "!-..SSt NO. V '"T- , No. 13 iZA Wwi H.. irrlv a: ...tir lsWTJ N- jTw',,J rire at Oew j AftW'- tf.alfl ""' oi ffCW?J ,-. tarrYZd iZA nil ST 2SF-L ' Ta r vz,i M?RtfSSi a'jr