Daily capital journal., June 08, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1008
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
.!. HOFER, Ed. and Prop.
in Independent riotrgpaper faevotcd to American, Principles and
the 1'rogrew And Devcfopement of Al Oregon.
FublUhcd Kvcry Evening Except Sundiy. Salem, Ore.
SUBSCRIPTION RAXES.
, (Invariably In Advance.)
Ally, by carrier, per year. W.00 Per month We
Btilr, by mall, per year. 4.00 Per month 35c
Wakty, by mall, per Tear 1.00 Six month SOc
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SPECIAL DELIVERY
For convonlonco of subscribers branch dollvory ofllcos are establlsh
at tho following places at 35 cents per month, $1.00 for-three menths:
Asylum &toro, P. O. Do Voe & Son, Asylum Avenue Junction.
Carllnb, Sevontoonth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store.
Dftuo'a Store, Alex. Dane, SouthCommercial street.
BloctHc Store, C. M. Epploy, East State street,
Fairgrounds Store, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds "Road. .
Howell's Corner, Twoltth and Cross streets.
O, K. Grocory, A. A. Englebart, Twelfth street. '
AVboolor'p Storo, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue. Z
Tew Park Storo, F. G. BoworBox; Twelfth and Leslie.
Lane Grocory, Seventeenth stret
J. L. Mooro & Son, corner Capitol and Union streots.
West Salem Store; West Sgaiom.
Zlnn's Confectionery! 478' JiUto street.
Ir. Stone's 241 North Qommerclal streot.
Huffman's Store, North Sixth stroot.
Gorman Dakory, corner Twelfth nnd Chcmeketa.
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THE MANIA FOR POLITICAL
SUICIDE.
It has beon very strong with tho
old machlno loaders' in Oregon for
some tlmo.
Tho declaration of "Senator Fulton
that Statement No. 1 should havo
no binding offoct on 'Republicans IS
SfOT SOUND POLITICAL ADVICE.
If Sonator Fulton had been itho
nominee, and had rcpolved tho pop
ular voto ho would not bo peddling
flint kind of political garden seed.
It Sonator Fulton had come back
to Oregon and put In n month on
thd stump for tho election of Cnlw
HE WOULD NOT HE TALKING
THAT WAY.
John F. Carrol of tho Portland
Tologram Is n Republican to our
liking. He supported Cako but ac
cepted tho verdict of thp pooplc.
Ho hns an editorial Friday that
hits the nnll on tho head, as ho Ia
very capable of doing when ho sots
about It.
Ho has n llttlo preachment on
"Legislators and Uiolr Obligations,"
nnd it roads ni follews:
"It Is all right to speculate when
n plodgo Is not a pledgo but when all
Is said and dono In Its 1a8t. analysis
ii plodgo Is always n pledgo anl
nothing 01,10. Tho moti elected on
-a Statomont No, 1 platform solonin
ly obligated themselves to tho peoplo
tlint In -tho ovont of their olootlon
they would vote In the loglslnturo
for any ono whom -tho peoplo. by
tholr votes designated ns their cholco
for Unltod States senator, If thoy
aro honorablo mon thoy aro left
with no option. Thoy accepted tho
nominations with tholr eyes wide
opon and thoy could hnvo been In no
doubt an to tho quality of tho ob
ligation thnt went with It. Fow If
nny of thorn aro In any doubt and It
1s Impoifllhlo to concclvo how nn
lionornblo man could havo any hon
est doubts,
"If a limn hns boon elected on a
Republican cholco platform or If ho
hnB boon olectcd without pledges
then tho matter Is strictly up to him.
Ho may do wlmlovor his Judgment or
ronsclonco dlctato3 In tho mnttor of
voting for a United Stntes senator
nnd thoro aro no reasonable grounds
rupon which his constituents can call
him to account, nut with the othnr
mon It Is different. With ro-poct
to tho election of senator thoy are
simply trustoes to carry out tho will
of tho poonl? who oloctod them. Thoj
nro loft without option in this re
aped for they have given up tholr
option. Thoy aro In tho attitude of
tho secretary of a convontlon.'ns ono
momb-oloct of the legislature put
It, who Is Instructed to cast tho voto
of tho convention for a particular
man. Tho secretary may dislike tho
mau but ho rccoglnzos that tho cast
ing of tho ballol'is a purely outward
formality and thoroforo, ns a mat
ter of course, ho does as ho is in
structed to do, though If loft to him
self ho' would hnvo dono otherwise.
"Most mombors-clect of tho legis
lature choorfully accept this view of
the case. They rccoglnzo and at tho
same time proclaim their obligation,
Dut in tills, connection it Is surpris
ing how many of thorn havo already
boon approached with attractlvo fi
nancial suggestion provided thoy
do tho "right" thing In tho legisla
ture. It carries one back to the
good old days when tho legislators
woro appealed to through tho sonso
of touch. Tho old way may have
been bettor than tho now way; "there
Is something doubtless to bo snld on
both sides, but the suggestions of
brlbory with which tho nlr Is al
ready filled aro not calculated to
nrottBo any violent antagonisms
ngalnsj. tho now way of electing senators."
WARSHIPS
RESUME
VOYAGE
San Francisco, Juno 8. Tho bat
tlcshlpa Maine and Alabama woighod
anchor in the bay shortly after 7
o'clock this morning and paBsod out
through tho Golden Gato on tholr;
way to Hawaii. Thoy aro pathfind
ers" of tho Atlantic fleet and aro go
ing ahead to try tho courso for tho
mriln body of ships in thp great
cruise around the world.
Tho special service squadron is in
command of Captain Giles B, Har
bor of tho Maine. It is oxpoctod that
tho two ships will maintain a schod
fyo of 10 knots an hour and will ar
rive at Hampton Roads on October
22. Thoy will not cover exactly tho
samo itlnery as tho lCshlp' floot, but
will go ovor tho main strotchos of
tho long cruise. '
Ono reason theso two ships woro
choBon for tho "pathfinders" is that
both havo bollors that domnnd. tho
us3 oi n greater amount of Coal than
is used on other ships and tholr vo
ago will bo shorter than that 'of tho
fleet.
unclFsam .
robbed of
$85,750
Untitling Fine Home
S. P. Kimball Is erecting a $4000
ro3ldonco on his West Salem hill
property and Royal Anno chorry
farm. Moy6r and Wolkor aro tho
contractors, two carpontors who
came to Salem from California about
a year ago. Tho slto commands a
wondorful view of tho city and tho
valley with a landscapo composed ol
tho Polk county hills to tho wost.
Annual Sessions of Grand Lodge
A. F. & A. M.
And Grand Chapter R. A. Masbns
of Oregon, Portland, Oregon, Juno 6
to 13, roturn on or boforo Jurio 16.
For this occasion tho Southern Pa
cific Co. will mnko a, rate of one and
one-third faro on tho'cortlflcato plan
is authorized. G-8-6t.
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General Debility
Day in and dny out there Is that feeling
of weakness that makes n burden of Itself
Food docs not strengthen.
Sleep dOos not rofresh.
It Is ' hard to do, hard to bsar, what
should b6 easy, vitality Is on tho ebb.aud
tho wholo system suffers.
, 4 For this condition take -
Hood's Sateapaiilla
It vitalizes tho blood and plves vigor niul
tone t,o an tho organs nnd functions,
In usual llautd form or In riirwit..,.. I
tablets known as Sarsatabs. lOOdorcsfl,
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Will give prompt attontlon
to all orders, guarantee our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to the sanitary stand
ard, WE WILL nE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
streot, back of Darr's Jewelry
Store. Phono 550.
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MEIMCINE EATER
SMALL DEPOSITORS
Our bank wolcomoi small de
positors. In our Savings Depart
ment ns sin all nn amount ns one
dol'ar will opon an account.
Wo hay good reasons for giv
ing thoso accounts our best sei
vlco. Mo it of our largo deposi
tors started us small depositors,
nnd Rovoral satisfied customers
with Bmall accounts Is n bettor ad
vertisement for r.ts thon ono cus
tomer who carries a largo bal
ance, Doposlt your Idlo money with
us. Wo will keep It safely and
maka'it earn more for you.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
BANK
Tho man who was probaly tho
champion modtclno-consumor of tho
world died n fow days ago. In splto
of tho fnct that ho never hnd a dny
of sickness In his life this man who
died from heart dlsoaso at tho ago
of 7S, had put more mcdiclno Into
his InstdcB than many a drug storo
contains. Whllo tho records which
ho kopt of his consumption aro In
complete, thoy show thnt (hiring his
life ho got away with moro than 1,
000,000 pills, nnd moro than 830
bnrrols of liquid mcdiclno. In ad
dition to tills, ho estimated shortly
boforo his death that ho had used
omothlng ovor 15000 gallons of lo
tions externally, to Bay nothing of
nenrly 50 ncros of plasters and tho
lllco. It wns his habit to consumo n
couplo of handful of whntovor sort
of pills he fancied boforo breakfast
and during tho dny to sip liquid
mcdiclno as some men do highballs.
In spite of tho wnrnings of doctors
tho strnngo dlot soomod to havo had
no effect upon him, although with
advancing years lie cut down his
dally rations. Ho was oftqn urtfal
by his friends to mnko medicine tak
ing n profession, tho idea being thut
ho could tnko n box or n bottlo or
this or thnt nostrum, and thon re
rolvo pay for n testimonial. This,
however, ho refused to do.
When you need to tnko something
take it promptly for the stomach,
but tako somothlng you know Is xtt
liable something llko Kodol for
Dyspepsia and Indlcenion. Kodnl
Is pleasant to take, It Is reliable and
Is guaranteed to glvo relief. It Is
so'd by nil druggists,
n
Tfiiipcrmu'p Workers Banquet.
Sa'om tempornnc. workers were
given a recoptlon with refreshments
Saturday ovonlng at Ramp Memorial
hall. Tho Salem Silver Comet Mili
tary band dropped down to give Tho
Journal oflico a serenado and nt tho
request of yo editor stayed nnd ren
dered a concert for tho ladle3. The
editor sot up a box of Salem made
cigars and tho ladUn invited th
jplolors in to consume Salem made
co cream. Tho concert was up to
Stoudenmover's standard.
o.
DoWltt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills aro prompt and thorough and
will in a very Bhort time strengthen
tho weakened -kidneys. Sold by all
druggists.
o
Takes Ills Own Medicine.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Luudpen of Au
rora woro in Salem Sunday to sea
the Capital City. Mr. Luudeen keeps
now Aurora hotel and judging from
his appearance he sets a good tablo
and as a result wears tho Bill Taft
snillo and something of his style
physically.
Pittsburg, Penn., Juno 8 Govern
ment ngonts today aro investigating
startling allegations contnlnod In an
nnswor to n civil Bult filed horo, In
which members of tho tr'oasury do
pnrtmont aro alleged to hnvo takon n
bribe for putting through n deal by
which Undo Snm paid $2000 n front
foot for a po3tofllco slto when prop
ofty on olthor sldo of tho lot Is soil
ing nt $400 a front foot.
Tho wit wns brought by tho law
firm of Wise & Minor against John
II, Armstrong, Snowdon G. Lonnox
"nnd tholr associates" for commis
sion alleged to bo duo for tho safe of ,
tho land. Armstrong and Lon ox In
their nnswor stato that tho goVoru-1
mont was cheated out of $85,750 In
tho purchnBO of tho Bit which cost
$912,226.40. It is alleged that tho
chlof promoter paid $85,750 to cor
tnln porsons In Washington to 'havo
tho deal pat through,
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DIED.
JOHNSON At tho home of ho.'
daughter, Mrs. Maria Policy, at
35-1 Winter street, Mro. Mary
Johnson, nenrly 88 yenrs of ago. t I
"Grandnm Johnson," ns sho was
familiarly known nmong her largo
clrclo of friends, wns long a resident
of Snlem, coming horo with hor him- J
band, tho Into Lewis Johnson, from
Indlnnn In 18G3 nnd hnd resided horo j
ovor since; all these yenrs living in. .
tho samo homo.
Mrs. Johnson was born In York
town, PennBjivnnin, Juno 15, 1820,
Tho family namo wns Yost. Sho wa
mnrrled to James Miller in 1845, and"
to thorn were born four chlldron all
living, as follews: John 1 1. Miller
of Lognnsport, Ind.; Mrs. Marin
Polloy, Mrs. Mary Cox and Samuel
Mlllor, residents of Salem, Threo
years oftor tho death of Mr, Miller in
1859, Bho married Lewis Johnson
and moved to Oregon, coming by way
of the Isthmus.
Since Mr. Johnson's death in 1887,
sho mado hor homo with hor daugh
ters Mrs. Polloy and Mrs. Cox, who
most devotedly, comforted hor In hor
declining years. Her death was from
old ago, merely going to sleep llko a
tired child.
Tho funoral will be hold at 2 p. m.
Tuesday, 354 Winter street. Burial
will bo in Oddfellow's cemetery.
ON SOME OCCASIONS YOU
COULD AFFORD TO PAY
ONE DOLLAR A WORD
FOR WANT ADVERTISING
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Do Laney Hntiso A fir
A fire broke out In the homo of
Charles De Lanoy, on tho corner of
Litierty and Lincoln stroots in South
Salem nt 8 o'clock this morning. It
started from tho kitchen ranga,
burning through tho wall into tha
pantry. Tho first department re
sponded to tho hurry call, but the
fire was under controli when tho en
gine arrived. Tho damage Is about
$200, which Is covered by Insurance.
o .
Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It
Is especially good for piles. Be sure
to get DoWltt's. Sold by all druggists.
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Busy Modiolus fot Btuy Teople.
SrUgt Qoldtn Hoilth tail Heaav7i Vigor,
specIHo for Constipation, la llzo'tlon 1.1 t
ynt Klitnsy TronWe. MinpUw Kcreni, impur
Mood, BI Urouth, hIukkuIi Uoi. IfauUcti
1 BAcfeftcbe. It's Kocky SIotistRln Te Ir tah
Art form, SA cent n box Ocnulno mail b1
Hoixur&a Race C virNV, Mi,l! i-i, VU
AW.DEN N'JGQETS FOR SAU0W PE3H.F
tX-V AI'VI-;UTINUU Sl'iUJM IS AIIUUT THIS JiOWKHT.
PRICED THING OP VALUE YOU CAN BUY ' I.V THIS
CITY. THIS PHASE OV THE 'MATTER PHOUABLY
NEVER OCQUlUtED TO YOU.
BUT THINK IT OVER. SUPPOSE THAT THE RATE Volt
WANT ADVERTISING IN THIS NEWSPAPER. WERE ONE DOU
LAR A WORD! A PROHIBITIVE HATE, YOU SAY? PKR
HAPS, rOR SOME CLASSES OF BUSINESS.
ln' IF YOU WERE COMPELLED TO SELL' REAL ESTATE,
A DOLLAR A WORD FOR AN AD. WOULD STILL BE A FPHOF-1T-RETURNINGRATE
FOIt YOU JF IT FOUND THE BEST MAR
KKT FOR YOUR PROPERTY, ty? WOULD BE A CHEAP RATE
FOR A SITUATION WANTED AD. IF IT FOUND TWICE AS
GOOD A. JOB FOR YOU AS YOU HAVE EVER HAD, IT WOULD
BE A PROFITABLE WAY TO SECURE A TENANT FOR A
CANT PROPERTY,
IN PACT, PERHAPS HALF OF THE WANT ADS. WOULD
PAY THE ADVERTISERS AT A DOLLAR A WORD AND A
ORET MANY OF THEM WOULD .BE PAID FOR AT THAT R.VTK
IF THIS NEWSPAPER CHARGED THAT RATE.
The purpose of llilrf comparison is not to announce nny
Hdvfiiu'c in tho wnnt Mlvvi'tlHliitf rates but to bring
to jour mind tho fnct tlmt nnt ntlv. tnw, us now bold,
Is a genuine "bargain."
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