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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OItEGOtf( FIUDA?, JUNE 8, ISO.
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5TIIE DUTY OJPjJajip JlEPUDLIOAtf
' tARTY.
While political parties aro not as
Important to tho pooplo as thoy onco
"were, It lil still worth while to dis
cuss the duty of tho Republican party
9n Orogon.
Whon wo- speak of tho party wo
Tofer, to all Republicans, or persons
who In tho past or now profess TO
UELIEVE IN REPUBLICAN PRIN
CIPLES. In Orogon there has boon nonilu
ally n government by tho Republican
"party but that Uiobo holding public
positions at tho hands of tho party
cared very much to popularlzo tho
party by good works IS DOUBTFUL.
Thoy have mostly hold office en
tirely for iwlflsh purposes with very
Tlttlo regard for tho popularity of
tho party no far as rondorlng vnlii
iiblo services to tho pooplo or CHAM
TIONINO POPULAR MEASURES OR
TROTEOTING PUBLIC INTERESTS.
It has boon rathor a government
of tho Republicans who got Into of
Bto In Htato nffnlrs In tho name of
tho party for their own benefit.
Thoy cared very llttlo what ro
cord or Impression thoy left behind
thorn bo long aa thoy GOT WHAT
THEY WANTED OUT OF THE OF
PICE. Tho first duty of tho Republican
party la to rcsprvo this and put men
In ofllco In Btato and national affairs
who will mako good records. '
In many of tho counties tho Ro
publicans havo glvon tho peoplo good,
clean, honont, economical govern
ment, RUT THERE HAS' REEN MUCH
TO RE DESIRED IN OUR STATE
AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
In our Btato affairs tho loaders
xjonsontod to popullstlc measures but
roBlstod reforms lllco tho flat snlary
law and nchool land reforms.
Thoy havo reslstod tho reform era
bodied Jn Statement No. 1, which
was. lntondod to euro THE ARUSES
OF CORRUPT SENATORIAL ELEC
TION8.
Thoy havo Imprcssod tho peoplo
, with a Btrong doslro to got back to
tho, old rotten systom which has boon
xinlverftttlly condomned.
THE DlTY OF THE REPUBLI
CAN PARTY IS TO GET RIGHT ON
THESE QUESTIONS. It is u funda
mental prtuctplo of Republicanism
to abldj by tho will of tho majority.
If, aftpr having embodied populls
11c moaaurcs upon tho statuto books
nnd In tho constitution, thoy want
to repeal them, LET THEM SAY SO
AND NOT ASSAIL THEIR OWN
CREATIONS IIY INDIRECTION.
It should bo obsorvod .that tho con
lomnatlon of tho roform measures
r.ontnln.od In tho last Republican
'Btato convention havo nil been enact
rd by tho peoplo.
Tho lndlrept thrusts at tho Direct
Primary aro answered RY ELECTION
OF A STATEMENT NO. LEGIS
LATURE., '
Tho denunciation of tho recall, and
other proposed measures In thai
platform nro mot with their enact
ment by tho pooplo.
Tho condemnation by party lead
ers of direct election of Senators by
tho voto of .tho peoplo Is mot by
onactmont of a law DIRECTING THE
MEMBEHS OF THE GENERAL AS
SRMI1LY TO ELECT THE CHOICE
OF THE PEOPLE.
Shall tho machine leaders drive
the Republican party farthor Into
hostility to tho will of tho masses
of citizens, or shall tho party becomo
nmonnblo to tho majority?
Tho first duty of tho party Is to gat
Into hnrmonlous relations with the
mnjorlty.
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Keep
Your idlo money where It will
work for you wlillo you uo lool.
lug for an Investment,
Our Savings Department pnys
tluvu nr cent interest mill all
withdrawals nru paid ou ilomaiul. I
SAVINGS DEP.VRTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
TO OVERTHROW THE EXPRESS
ED WILL OF TUB PEOPLE.
It Is plainly tho Intention of thono
who nro dictating Ropubllcnn poli
cies In Orogon to overthrow tho ox;
pressed will of tho people In olecting
Chnmborlnln sonntor to succeed Ful
ton. That Chamberlain would havo do
fented Fulton oven by a larger voto
than ho did Cake few closo observ
ers will deny.
THAT THE INTENTION IS
CLEARLY TO DEFEAT CHAMBER-
LAIN NO ONE CAN DOUBT.
Tho program 'Booms to bo tq toll
tho peoplo It will bo In violation of
tho constitution to hnvo tho legis
lature ratify tho choice of a Sena
tor bocnuso ho Is a Democrat.
WHAT EXCUSE WOULD HAVE
REEN TRUMPED UP IF CAKE HAD
REEN ELECTED NO ONE CAN
TELL.
Rut Cako would hnvo beon nssall
od by tho Bamo Influences, though
porhnpB with not bo good n show of
Auccqsa.
Ro this t3 It mny, the Issue will
bo lilftdo BY THE ALLEGED LEAD
ERS OF THE REPURLIOAN PAR
TV IN OREGON.
Tholr cry Is now unconstitutional.
Noxl romotyst ranees aro to bo circu
lated algned by Republicans asking
roprosontntlvos not to vote for tho
cholco of tho pooplo.
THEN THE INFLUENCE OF
MONEY WILL RE ATTEMPTED.
Who can doubt It who knows tho
pact history of this stato. All for
tho purpose of overthrowing tho
will of tho peoplo and defeating tho
law.
Is thnt a good program for the
Republican party to bo committed
to? WE DO NOT BELIEVE IT.
It would bo far bottor to eay, wo
havo beon defeated by tho people
In tho political game.
Lot como together as an or
ganization, NOT TO FURTHER RE
SI8T THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE
RUT TO EXECUTE IT.
Resistance to any form of popular
expression is only gottlng further
Into tho mire.
Tho rank and Mo of tho Republi
can party WANT CLEANER METH
ODS OF ELECTING SENATORS
AND ARE GOING TO HAVE THEM.
Lot us not put tho Republican
party favthtr on tho defensive, nnd
plunge deeper Into lndofonslblo po
sitions. But It Is useless to give reason
able advice to lenders WHO ARE
RENT UPON THEIR OWN DE
STRUCTION. Thoy havo undertaken to put tholr
party Into drydock and will succeed.
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COFFEE
You are both judge and
jury for Schilling's Best
Your grocer retutst your moony U yon dMt
Ula it: w pay bla
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES
IN MAIlIOtf COUNTY
Following pupils passed tho olghth
grado oxamlnntlon In Marlon county
hold on Mny 14 and 15.
Salem
John C. Carson, 923 High St.
Margaret Polsal, No. 3.
Otto Trlco, No. G. tt
Alice M. Matten, No. 63& '
SUvcrton ft;
Mary P. Morgan.
Katlo Lincoln. , ,
George Klnkald.
Tona Loo.
Pearl Darkus. "" '
Lauronr3o Alrlck.
Earl FlolBchman.
Ollvo Jonson.
Hattlo Norvlg. ' -'
Donjamln Flolschman;
Clara Funruo.
Salem No. 4
Hattlo McElroy.
Gladys Hopkins.
Chas. Burrls. ' '
Mabollo Jay.
Lynn McElroy.
Floyd Dates.
Sublimity
Mario Odonthal.
Theresa BaUBoher.
Mary Van HnndlL
Tamos Rlpp.
iminiHviuo
Ada Small.
Mlnnlo Potorson
Bornlce Wolborn
Jefferson
Lena Morltz.
Frank Thomas.
Robert Terhune.
Corda Morrltt.
Cora Morrltt.
Hublwml
Clark Will.
Ruth Hurst.
May Ronnor.
.Tohnnlo Lcmbokc.
Chns. Will.
Martha Johnston.
Roy S. Yoder. .
Ida Christen.
Marlon
Homor Conklln.
Loroy Brnnt.
Albort Mltznor.
Kenneth Doorflor.
nervals No. 3
Edna Marthalor.
Brook.H
Mnrla Nendol.
Clara Bleuor.
Salem No, 8
Foment Bnrnlck.
Aurora No. 5
Dora Phares.
Loulso Austin.
Stayton
Delia Phillips.
St. Paul ' "
Agnes Murphy.
MeKee
Ray Doyo
Aurora No.
Floyd Walker.
Turner No. a
Fro'da. P. Neal. . .
Gervnln No, 2
Amanda Hondrlckson.
O. Hnzel Hunt.
Colin Rubens.
SUvcrton
Cnrl Limn.
Hazol Weeks.
Eva Dlpkon,
Salem No. .1
Chas. Riigglos.
Eugene G. Grltton.
Wnyno Budd,
Mnudo Weaver.
Geryals
Henry Stnfford.
Ruth McGoo.
Stayton
May Crabtree.
Shaw -
Albort A. Amort.
Ella Amort.
Salem No. -I
Goldlo Williams.
Stayton
Basil Klrsch.
Edmond Horrllng,
John Apple.
Wooilburn
Louise Boaman,
Frano Johnson,
Edna Dammon.
Chas, Remington.
Marvel R. Frost.
Mabel Feathers.
Camlllo Hall.
Geo. Richards.
Salem No. R.
Herbert Hoysor.
WoodliiMit
Geo. Kenagy.
Blanche Fish.
XoMe
Myrtls Henderson,
Tho. Henderson.
Sa.'em No. fl
Willie Porllck.
Salem No. 8
Mabel Baker.
Hazol Sargent.
Roy South.
SUvcrton
Jesslo Hartley.
Marleay
Edward Tookor,
Salem
Sylvia Miller,
Kent S. Kraps.
Bessie Good.
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9G diplomas lssuod; 207 took examination.
Born in Iowa.
Our family woro all born and
raised Jn Iowa, and havo used Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholorn and Diar
rhoea Remedy (made at Des Moines)
for yoars. Wo know how good It
Is frdm long exporlouco In tho ubo of
It. In fact, whon in El Pnso, Texas,
tho writer's llfo was saved by tho
prompt use of this remedy. Wo ard
now engage In tho morcantilo busl-
ness at Narcoossco, Fin., and havo
Introduced tho remedy horo. It haa
proven vory successful nnd is con
stantly growing hi lavor. uiuaiB
Bros. This rfcmody la for anlo by
Dr. Stouo's drug Btoro.
Tako caro not to allow food to
sour In the pig troughs. Food Just
what tho pigs will oat up clean. .If
any remains clean It out.
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BuckTcn'H Arnica Salvo Wins.,
Tom Moore, of Rufal Routo 1,
Cochran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad
soro como on tho Instep of my foot
and could find nothing that would
heal it (until I applied Bucklon's Ar
nica Salve. Lcsfl than half of a 25
cont box won tho day, for mo by af
fecting a porfect cure." ' Sold undor
guarantoo at J. O. Porry'a drug
storo.
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Sovon or olght Bhoop will paaturo
whoro one cow would. From this
you can toll how many shoop you can
keop, If you aro now kooplng cow3
and wish to chango off to Bhoop.
O'
A Wreck
is tho only fit description for tho
man or woman who Is crippled with
rheumatism. Just a few rhcnimatlc
twlngos may bo tho fororunnor of a
sovoro attack stop tho troublo at
tho start with Ballard's Snow Lin
iment. Cures tho rheumatism and
all pain. Prlco 2Dc, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by all doalors.
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' Tho posts of political foncos nro
not of preserved wood nor concroto;
thoy roqulro constant watching nnd
repairing, and in splto of both gen
erally decay spodlly.
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Poison Oak Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Llnlmont ouroa It.
Mr. O. II. P. Cornollus, Turner, Ore,
wrltss My wlfo hns dlscovored that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oatc
Poisoning," a vory painful troublo.
Sho not only cured a caso of It on
horsolf, but on two of hor frlonda
who woro poisoned by this samo Ivy.
Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00.
A Now England hog weighed 1043
11)H. beforo butchorlng, end great ado
was made ovor Its slzo. But that
was nothing; wo havo blggor hogs In
tho west that wear plui; hats.
Konnody's Laxatlvo Cough Syrup
Is tho onp thnt children liko bo woll
to take ns It tastes nenrly as good
as maplo sugar. It acta gontly yet
freely on tho bowels nnd thoroby It
drives tho cold out of tho systom. It
la sold by nil drugglBts.
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'Tho value- of a dairy cow doponda
upon hor typo, not upon tho brood
alio la a mombor of. Tho vnluo of a
citizen doponds upon tho typo of n
man ho Is, not upon tho partisan
breed he Is a mombor of.
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
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Tho above . ctjt repvrosonta our
brick llnod Torrid Zono Furnace,
uftiaranieea gaa, smoko and dut
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. FRASER
808 STATS STREET.
Estimate! turnUhea on heating
THE REST ROAST Tni
FAAULY EVER HAD
Can bo obtalnod from our prlm
tender and juicy beef, mutton oi
pork. All our meats aro (elected
from tho choicest, and propared to
tho tablo to suit tb- demand of tht
fastidious. Our prices are lower tot
quality than you can find at ni
placn in Salem,
E. C. CROSS,
I'hono 201. 870 8U( .
.Stomach Troubles.
Many romarkablo curoH oftstom
ach troubles havo beon offectcd by
Chamberlain's Stomach and Llvor
Tnblots, Ono man who nnd spout
ovor two thousand dollars for modi
clno nnd trontment was cured by
a fow boxes of thoso tablots. Prlco
25 cents. Samples frco at Dr.
Stono's drug Btoro.
Graber Bros.
Will Dn M.4. .
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WJI. M'lrrMjf
General PhijLj
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PI WING
AND
OAS FITTING
PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
To Bo Hold In
PORTLAND, OREGON
JUNE 1 TO 6, 1908
Wl'l bo tho most brilliant
floral Fiesta and Civic Jubilee
over held In the Pacific Northwest
Portland, "Tho Roso City." wll be
a scene of splendor and tho
center of world-wide Inter
est for ono week.
Several 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 $2.20.
For partlculas call on local agents.
Win. McMurray,
General Pussenger Agent,
Will glvo prompt attention
to all ordors, guarantoo our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to tho sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL RE PLEASED Tp
GIVE ESTLMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
Btreot, back of Barr's Jowolry
Storo. Phono 560,
THE AVENUE
Creams, ices, clgarj and confec
tons. Corner of Seventeenth r.'4
Aaylum avenue. N. o. Bnker, pro
prletor
BUTTERNUT BREAD.
It is worth more than any otaer
(.read yet the prlco Is no higher,
for said at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
Thomas & Cooley, Prop.
Tlmo Card Xo. s
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way freleht.
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No. ,15. 9:5$ p. bl-
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Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggots
A Bmy Medioln foi Boiy Popl.
Brlngi Qold.n Health and B""4 Vtof.
A spocino for Constipation. Inlljrotlon. 1 U tw
anTl ffidnS Troubles. W'P rif3SS5
,nd UaokHctw, Ifa nocky Mounto in Tea to t ao
let form, as cents n lox. a,n18,,Wafl "r
HOLU8TBB DllUQ COMPANY, MftUIWH. WU.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
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HICKORY
BdKK
Cough Remedy
AiioivrrivuM
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
WhoopmCoufh
Bronchi))
SORE THROAT
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