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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. ORKOON. FRIDAY, JUNK 12, 1008 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL K. IIOPER, Ed. and Prop. An Independent Newspaper Devoid to American Principles and the I'rogre dnd Devclopeineut of All Omrou. rubll!iol Krery Kvcnipg BxceptSmiday. Salenl, Ore. ' f r. , SUBSCRIPTION KATES. Invariably In Advance.) IHlly, by carrier, per year W.00 Per montu Wo Dally, by MH. P year 4- Vet moth & Weekly, by mall, per vear- ...i..... 1.00 Six months .........Wo tfr e ' SPECIAL DELIVERY For convenience of subscribers branch delivery ofllcos, aro oatabllsh at.the .following places at 36 cents per month, $1.00 for three menths: Asylum Store, F. Q. Do Voo & Son, ABylum Avemue Junction. Carllno, Sovonteonth Btreet, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Storo. Dauo'ft Store, Alex. Dauc, SouthCommorclal street. Rleotrlo Store. O. M. Eonloy. East State stroot. tfaifgrounds Storo, garrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. Howell's Corner, Twolfth and Cross streets. , 0JtC Grocery. A. A. Englebart, Twolfth street. ' Whefilor's Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avonuo. i Yow Park Store, F. G. Boworsox, Twelfth and Leslie. Lane Grocory, Seventeenth stret J. L. Mooro & Son, corner Capitol nnd Union streets. West Salem Store, Wbt. Salem,. Zlnn'a Confectionery, 478 State atroot. , Dr. Stono's, 241 North Cpmnjorclal streot. Huffman's Storo, North Sixth streot. Potman Bakery, cornor Twelfth and Chomekcta. t - i. WHO ARE THE DISHONEST REPUBLICANS? Of course, It Is Inconceivable that n politician of any party should bo dishonest. It Is concolvablo that tho rank nnd lllo of any party MAY BE MORE OR LESS HONEST. Tho abortion of tho Orcgonlan that tho Statement No. 1 Republi cans aro utterly dishonest and un principled In their attltudo on tho sohntorlnl olectlon, AND UNWOR THY TO BE CALLED REPUBLI CANS Is Important If truo. It Is usolcss to point out that all tho laws rolntlig to tho olectlon of United Stntos sonators WERE EN ACTED BY REPUBLICAN LEGIS LATURES, AND SANCTIONED BY REPUBLICAN VOTERS IN A STRONGLY REPUBLICAN STATE. Thin has boon recited n thousand, times, But tho Orcgonlan Is tho only morning papor In tho stnto of metro politan circulation, and Its word Is law to many Republicans. It Is tlip only papor of Ropubllcnn party protonslons that has gonoral STATE CIRCULATION AMONG RE PUBLICANS. When It callB nil Statomont No. 1 Ropubllcuns DISHONEST AND UN WORTHY OF THE NAME REPUB LICAN, It ninko3 many Republicans bollqyo that It Is truo, becauso tlioro nro many porsons In nil pnrtlos who bollovo wliatovor party organs print. But Is It trr.io? Was It dishonest for tho Ropubllcnn loglBlaturo to onnct tho Mnya law, providing for n popular voto oh senators? Wub It dishonest fdr tho Ropub Henna to HUbmlt and adopt a DIror.t Primary law containing Stntoniont No. 1? Was It dlshoncBt for tho peoplo to elect a Statomont No. 1 loglslnturo nnd to nominnto Cnko for tho son ato? Wns It dishonest for tho poop'c to onnct tho law directing, tho legisla ture TO RESPECT THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE? It Is to be pro3iuned thnt nil that Is douo that In not approved of by tho mnchlno politicians is dishonest. BUT IT IS A PRESUMlTION OF EARTHQUAKE VIOLENCE. After tho Mays law gives tho peo ple n direct voto on United States RonatorH; Aftor tho primary Inw glvos them n right to nominnto United Stnton (senators; After tho peoplo ronfllrm Stato mont No. 1 by 45,000 majority, AND CARRY EVERY COUNTY IN THE STATE FOR IT; Thou tboy ar to bo (Wonted In their oholoft of a nonntor by tho ma chine manager. j EEP YOUR IDLE MONEY i WHERE IT WILL WORK FOR YOU WHILE YOU 'ARE LOOKING FOR AN INVEST MENT. OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PAYS THREE PER CENT IN TEREST AND ALL WITH-DHAWAl-H ARE PAID ON 1)1!. MAND. 8 AVI NGS I EPARTMENT CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK It is not a question Of a Demo crat or a Republican, BUT OF THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO DO ANYTHING POLITICAL. Tho last rosort of tho crookod mnchlno Intellect Is to say, It would bo all right If tho constitution of tin United States said so, Who makos tho constitution of tho United StatoS? IS IT NOT A GRANT OF POWERS FROM THE STATES? Can not a stnto do anything that It Is not Inhibited from doing by tho fcdcrnl constitution? What more must tho people of Or egon do to convince tho machlno pol iticians thnt thoy ARE HONESTLY TRYING TO ELECT SENATORS BY DIRECT VOTE? Do they want to forco tho peoplo to still further assort tholr earnest ness In demanding this roform? Aro tho Republicans who nro will ing to LISTEN TO THE CHASTE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE or tho Ro publlcnns who ennnot henr anything but tho foghorn of tho boss and tho metallic jlnglo of tho bnrrol tho honest Republicans? Aro tho Republicans who wnnt to rostoro tho old system of legisla tive graft in tho election of sena tors tho only. honest men. In tho par ty? Does not ovory tcn-yonr-old child know that tho men who go to tho legislature for 40 days to swap Jack-knlvos WILL ALSO SWAP THEIR VOTES FOR A CONSID ERATION? Does not even tho IllltoVnto citi zen of tho state, and tho Insane, and tho Idiot know that men soil tholr votes In tho- legislature? Is It tho honost' or tho dlshonoH Republicans who nro struggling to. rostoro tho PURCHASE AND SALE STYLE OF DELIVERING VOTES ON SENATORSHIPS? It Is not directly charged that any Ropubllcnn over eo'.d. hli voto in tho leglHlnturo. IT HAS NOT. EVEN BEEN HINTED AT. But why Is there such florco rosis tnnco to the abolition of tho system that makes selling of votes in tho legislature AN ABSOLUTE IMPOS SIBILITY? Do honost men nnd honost nowa popora resist reforms that lessen di rectly tho sum totnl of corruption, and tho greatest nnd most corrupt graft of all Is ncknowlodged to bo the old way of oloctlng sonntors. "Tho Statomont No, 1 legislators will do a great deal for Chamborr lain if thoy shall oloct him sonntor, But, what, oh, what can or will Chamberlain DO FOR THEM?" That pnrugraph from tho Oregon Inn rovoals tho misconception of rot- ton machine politics, Tho machlno conception Is thnt In ref'irn for vote tho sonntor must "DO" SOMETHING for tho roprosen tatlves of tho peoplo. Of course, thnt "somothlng" must bo something tnnglblo from tho standpoint of machlno polltlos. It Is tho hungry ory of mnohlnlsm FOR REWARDS FOR LOYAIrY TO PARTY munJnolou.fi, predatory Re publicanism. The votes of tho pooplo aro to bo glvon to malvi tholr roproeontntlvs "Honornbloa" In order thnt thoy may bocomo dishonorable It says In tho sontonca above quoted, VOTE FOR A SENATOR WHO CAN REWARD YOU PRQP ERLY. Wo nro going to nominnto Taft. Wo hnvo tho delegation to the na tional convontlon. "Wfo cnu get you federal oKlcii. No ono olso cnu. IT IS THE APPEAL TO THE POCKET INSTEAD OF PRINCIPLE. Wimt, ph what? cau n senator olected by tho people do far a mem bor of the legislature compared to a senator uamed by tho machlno? Tho peoplo hnvo no barrel, no federal oflloos, no Jobs In the log lslnturo, no clerkships in Washing ton. THE. MACHINE HAS ALL THESE THINGS. The peoplo hnvo nothing but votes. KTo h with tho pobple. jji .. -SMILES Tho man who votes for Prohibi tion nover expecting .to seo It en forced, nnd tho Republican who votes for a Domocratlo U. S. Bon ator, not expecting him to bo elcctod, aro both advocates of bootlegging. . The pooplo aro onthuslastlc about tlio bills tho .last congress did not pass. : Tho name of tho groat German General von Moltko-has been made nearly'as odious as Grant's once was, A washerwoman's nnd scrubwo man's union haB boon formed In Now York. Thoy expoct to mako n cloan up. - v Tho United States bought $52, 000,000 hides and raw rubber of South America last year .arid sold those countries only threo million dollars' worth of shoes, ; Junction is building n largo now school houso. C. W. Washburn has lot to H. V. Johnson n contract for n building 74 by 100 for a skating rink and bowling nlloy. All Eugene merchants advertlso to handlo Eugqno mndo brooms. A good way to boost homo manufac tures. Cottago Grove is getting n two Btory brick erected by F. B. Phillips, n public-spirited buslnosa mnn. Tho contrnctor Is II. J. Clark, builder of sovoral othor brick blockB this sea son. Thnt town Is growing fast In Bplto of going dry. Tho countlos going dry hnvo glvon n groat boost for skating rjnki, bowling nlleyB, merry-go-rounds, soda-water shops, lomonndo stands nnd othor dry concerns. Antl-trontlng clubs nro springing up tho tho wet counties. Hootl River County. Tho offlcinls for tho nowly created Hood River county, to bo appointed by Governor1 Chamborlnln nro to ba divided betwoon tfio two partlos, thej Democrats having boon allotted S.ljF. Blytho for county Judge, G. D.Culbertaon clerk, L. E. Morso sfie'rlff, M. M; Hill commissioner, V. Clf&rook tronsuror. . The rost of tho ofllces go to tho Republicans. It la a noteworthy fact lhat tho govornor loaves It to tho locality Interested to' soloct Its own officers and dooa not object to naming some Republi cans. . o j. .COFFEE, . Insist on the roaster's name; never mind the country it grew or.is said to have grown in. Your trocri rrtnrni rour mflney It you lea lllo Scbillliitf Utftti iay Itiiu Tho Rapidity of Dream Action. Dr. T. S. Clomston, Buporlntondont physician to tho Royal asylum, Edln burRh, and a woll-known authority on mental dMsoasoB, has glvon a Lon don Daily 'Mail represontatlvo Bomo interesting vlows on tho subject of droamB. "Tho modern opinion about dr.oamjng," said Dr. Clouston, "Is that a long series of cvonts do not tako placo Instantaneously, ns used to bo thought. Dreams may go on nil night. It mny bo assumed that a dream sloop is not a sound sleep. "A vory curlors thing 1b that mnny molnncholy pooplo, whoso wholo conscious llfo Is ono of mis ery, droam beautiful and happy dreams. Thoy will tell you In tho morning that that was tholr only plensant timo of tho 24 hours, and thoy wish thoy could sloop nlwnytt, for then thoy would bo happy. Othor molnncholy peoplo hnvo fear ful dreams and scorn to bo more mis erable thnn during their waking moments. "Tho doctors now, as n rule, think it Is a good sign when molnncholy pooplo hnvo choorful dreams. Tho phyalollglcal view of dreaming now may be said to bo tho oponing out of n partial consciousness of tho things that havo boon hoard anl thought about and soon by the brnln previously. No now thought was Astoria claims to bo worked by.ovor created in n dronm, nnd it Is Portland to the, tuno of a million n . vory doubtful wliothor tho solution yenr. Woll, no ono will blnnto Port- 0f nny now problem was ovor offect- innd for working sucu n iruiuui field. Mnjor Klnnoy would hnvo boon a plcturosquo figure In the, loglslnturo. Coos Bny would havo boon hoard from with him in tho houso and R. D. Humo In the senate. Tho Alaska gold cloan-up this yenr on Sonttlo estimates h $29, 000,000. Soattlo estimates nro sub ject to tho uE'ial discount. Public school enthusiasm pays big dlvldonds. m C. J. Howard, In his papr, "Vost o. Orogon," tlilnln tho pooplo roso to .ho occasion In defeating Cnko. You Never Can Toll. Just exactly tho causo of your rhoumatlsm, but you know you hnvo It. Do you know thnt Ballard'a Snow Liniment will euro It? ro lloves. tho swelling nnd Umbers tho lolnts and muscles so that you will bo ns active nnd woll as you ovor woro. price 25c, 60c and J1.00. Sold by all dealers. Luno County, Roptfbllcan stnto and county ttck ot got mnjorltlos, nil oxcopt Harry L. Brown, sheriff. E. U. Loo 5s clork; B. F. Koonoy was ro-olected assosaor by a big voto, os was G, R. Chrlsman county Judgo. Waltor B. Dlllard Is county superintendent of schools, nnd Hugh M. Prlco county commissioner. Lane county wont dry with a bnng.and to mako sure thoro should bo serious enforcement of tho law olected a Democratic shorlff. But Lane county nnd Eu eoeo will prosper undor nny law. , o . Soro Nlpplen. Any mother who has hnd export onco with this distressing ailment will bo plonsod to know that n cure may bo offoctod by applying Ohnm bor'o in's Snlvo ns Fnon ns the child h donp n ursine, winn it nff wini n soft cloth boforo allowing tho babe to nurse. Mnny trnlnod nurses uso thii salvo with best results. For snlo by Dr. Stone's drug storo. O' It tnkos 30 or 40 men to attend to tho business around the Albany depot. It's a busy placo. Tho Best Pills Ever So'd. "After doctoring 15 years for chronic Indigestion, and spending over two hundred ddllnrs, nothing hos done me ns much good ns Dr. King's Now Life Pills. I consider thorn the b03t pills ovor sold," whltos B. F, Ayscuo. of IngleslJo, N. O. Sold undor gunranteo at J. C. Perry's drug store. 25c. cd In a drenm. "Tho montnl doctors find cIoho an aloglcs betwoon tho dolualona of tho tnsnuo and tho dreams of snno poo plo. Thoro nro throo brnln condi tions vory noarly nlllod dreaming, tho hypnotic condition and somnam bulism." Professor Vorwon's oxporlonco of a long drenm occurring In n second of timo is ono thnt has befallon many persons, Including n few who hnvo put tholr oxporlonco on pnpor. It Is woll known that dream ovonta enn occur with startling rapidity. Tho difficulty Is to fix tho dtirntlon of timo. Tho professor was nolo to do bo by tho fact that his "duol" was fought botweon tho knock of n st'ck on hi? head and tho almost simultaneous shout of "Como." Lord Hol'nnd Is stated to hnvo fallen nsloop whllo ho wns likening to tho rending of a book and to havo hnd a long dronm between the begin ning and end of a sentonco. Chambers' Encyclopedia says on tho snmo subject: '"Ehe rapidity of tho sequonco of our Ideas Is ono of the most remarkable of tho phonom onn of dreaming. This may bo com pared with tho similar, condition which somotlmoa occurs during tho act of drowning, when tho wholo of one's past llfo mny bo mirrored on the mind In a moment. Dreams which soem to covir months or oven years tako place within a few sec onds or minutes." In Baring-Gould's "Curious Myths of tho Mlddlo Ages," roferonco Is mnde to n drenm In which during the striking of tho hour on n clock tho dreamer saw tho wholo of tho grand lirmy pnss In' review beforo Napoleon, Horso, foot and artillery pnssod slowly in an apparently ln tormlnnblo line, onoh unit salutlna as It pnssod. Yet n'l passed In. a moment of time. Tho rnpldlty of droam action has ' suggested to some psyohollgUts the i theory that d roams nro always ex-, porioncoa uuring me moment or passing from sleep to wakefulness. o Stomach Troubles. Many remarknble cures of stom ach troublos hnvo bren effected by Chamberlain's Stomach nnd Liver Tnblets, One mnn who hnd spent ovor two thousand dollars for medl "vn nnd trentmont wob cured by a fow boxes of those tablets. Prlco 25 cents. Samples free at Dr. Stone's drug storo. WOOL PRICES ARE PICKING UP (Pcndloton Tribune,) At tho second wool snlo hold to day many growers tiro disposing of tholr clips nnd from indications at this timo ithoro will bo but llttlo wool loft at tho conclusion of tho Balo this ovonlng. During tho foronoon today nln$ clips, aggregating about 300,000 pounds of wool, woro sold and tho prices rangod from 9 to. 12 cents, Tho fact that thoso prlcos aro lowor than thoso offorcd at tho flrest Bale Is duo to tho - fact that much of tho wool sold today la from tho west end nnd is heavier than that Bold on May 25. Of tho clips sold this morning thnt of William Slushor waa by far tho hoaviost and aggregated 150,000 pounds. By holding hla clip for this salo Mr. Sluahor was ablo to get & cent moro a pound than ho could hayo realized had ho sold It at tho first sale. o Tho Big Head. Ib of two kinds conceit and the big head that comes from a sick headache. Doca your hoad over fool llko a gourd and your brain fool looso and soro? You can euro It In no timo by acting on your liver with Ballard's Herblne. Isn't it worth trying for tho absoluto and certain rollcf you'll got? Sold by all doal-cra. Tho Wlllamotto valloy was never guilty of having floods and big storms In Juno. BucW'cn's Arnlcn' Snlvo Wins. Tom Moore, of Rurnl Routo 1, Cochran, Ga., wrltes: "I had n had soro como on tho Instop of my foot and could find nothing that would heal It until I applied Bucklon's Ar nlcn Salvo, Less than half of n 25 cent box won tho day for mo by af fecting a porfoct cure." 8old undor gunranteo nt J. C. Perry's drug storo. O ' fln tho 7 K'ntl "aW Alrta,S BU2M ATTENTION, HORSE BREEDERS Tho undersigned hna two fluo stnllions, ono ahlro nnd ono Porchoron, two of Ruby and Co. 's host Imported stock, both cntorcd at the Salem horso show, h,otb getting first in tholr class. Thoy can ho Boon nt tho Wlllamotto stablos onch wook Frldny and Satur day. Terms roasonablo. J. P. MINCH,, Salem, Route 3VBox 89.- m Great Chinese Doctor L. M. HUM Has medlclno which will euro any known disenso. Ho makes a special ty of, nnd giinrantoos to euro Catarrh Asthma, Lung, Throat, Rhoumatlsm, Doblllty, Stomach, Liver, Kidnoy Troubles; also any blnckenod oe swollon soronoiB, brokon llmba; Smallpox; Epidemic; nil kinds of Boils, Lost Mnnhood, Fomalo Weak ness, Hornis Troub'.OB nnd Paralysis Consultation free. Caro of YIck So Tong Co., Chlneao drugs nnd horbs, 153 High St., upstnlrs, Salem, Or. .- l ' r ! OIJ'E OR MANY COLpRS LOW ' r j RATES EAST Will Be Mado This Bp.n.v " ' 5 i Den'l7 tb PACIFIC; ; (LINES IN OREGON) Ftfom Salem, Qttt AS FOLLOWS noTii ways bntrib THROUGH w vt J tfTTir. . "l rui. m , . ualior.vu viiivayu 4.ID 2, 8(7!! I $75.06 TO St. Louis $69.15 St, Paul $61,65 Omaha $61.65 Kansas City $61.65 TICKETS WILL BE ON SALS May 4, 18 June 5, 6,19,20 July 6' 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for roturn In 90 dayi win Btopovor privileges at plear within limits REMEMBER THE DATES For nny further Information call os ngonts. WM. M'MURRAr, Gonornl Passenger Agent. PORTLAND, OREGON, Timo Card No. 53, Southern PadSe Co., Elective 8unilay, JIr i;, 1008. ' ' Town nl Portland, Pnwcngtr, No. 10. 5:13 a, in. Oregon Ei- press. No. 18.-8:40 n. m. Cottage Oror passonger. No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pu- songor. Toward Portland, Freight, No. 222. 5:00 p. m. PortlKl fast freight. No. 220.-10:4011:28 a. m.- way frolght. Toward Sua Francisco, PtMMftr, No. 11 1:03 a. ra. Rostbarf. pnssongo' No, 17. C:4D p. ra. 'Cottage Orou pnBsengo. No. 10. 9:bl p. m. California Hi press. No. 3.-3:31 n. m. Saa FrinclKO oxpross. Towjird San Francisco, Freight. No. 221.-2:43 n. m. Portland fait freight. kj No. 225.-11:28 a. m.ntf freight Oregon Elcctlrc Timo Tabte. Timo of arrival and departure cl cars at Salem is as followi, Pofthsl and intormodlato points; LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH QRADE WORK BATIS AS 10W AS f ASTtRK HOUSIS iKSSMSM awVrWWAlizxSb WZfi I O Bjtha X UTOTIIA. pw Kind Ycj Have Alwas BaagM 3tn the "l8 h,nu '0J nav8 Ama'5 HICKORY BIRK Cough Remedy Aioiirmv puii rnessa Coughs, Colds CROUP &S35BE314 Whoopinf Cou(b llorifnro flroAchltlt SORt THROAT MftNIUt IROATndtUNCS MMMl4 4Ml tf HCkOll UK WWDT CO. tmMmlM. ,1,1 SAUM.ONICON.U S. A. Wu. l)-ht CU u. Arrlvo &" Local 8:40 a.m. 6:00 a. a. Bxproas 10:50 a. m. 9:0S a.tt Local 1:25 p.m. 11:05 a. a Express 4:20 p.m. I'M P. Local C:45 p.m. 3:!3 p.a ExjrosB 8:20 p.m. 6;00 P-g; COItVALLIS & KASTKIW TIMB TAHI.E No. 4 Leaos Detroit iiir follows, commencing Jan. U. "" Trains for ConaUJ. Leavos Albany llitu. rrlvea ft Corvallls ,..,V,IB' :55p.- 4:S5p.a- t 7:45 p. -. 8:!5p.- 6:J0a.-7:10a. j:15p.- No. 10. reaves Albany ,.... Arrives at Corvallls No. 6 Loaves Albany Arrlvna nt CorVallU ovntnu for AlbaflT. i No. 5 Leaves Corvallls . Arrivna nt Albany ... No. 9 . r ifrnllla ... uoavua ., J.K5P.B. No- 7' . fi-OOp. Leaves C-irvallU -. Arrives at Albany ..... ot " No. 11 (Sunday only)- Loaves' Corvallls Ji'.ggi. Arrives at Albnny ."' No. 12 (SnnJay on.y)-j5pSL Ieavns Albany i'.igp. Arrlvos at Corvi ,-tc For further mm r...-- - rr.-al.vs f-om and to W No. ? Arrives a. Corvallls Arrive, nt Albany Leaves yoquiuu U!00a.fr , 5:55 P-b- 6:45a. O C T. Co. Steamers VPlfZr, eit?i leave for P"1riLndatM0S ,tf1il dav and Friday at va1wir 2.aAj" Thursday and'liiW. TUmV For.q?"Bl t hnrc.inv and saiuf"-' -, osl 5. &lg&