Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 12, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'5!t;',' y Does not Color the AVER'S HAIR Vlflnp PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT ASPIRANTS Write Sons, nnd Others.. PosslblliUcg and Near Possibilities for the BcpnKlciin Nominations for President and. Vice-President The lr Personalities arm Aciucrcmcnw written by Staff Representatives of ,e United Press Who Arc Personally Acquainted with the Bublcpt. (lie Washington, Juno, 13. Tho MFoHetto nre: That he Is a roform- f wbo has flgurea in Wisconsin ior ur nf vnnrB that ho linn boon 4JU11UUV1 otcrnor or tnai Btnto anu is, now 4inembor of tho U. S. Bonato; that 1. uvea on niuia nna vegoiuuios in- itetd of meat and potatoes; that ho ton tho Chautauqua circuit prom- Mf (luring lOD luuiuiyr uiuu, mm railroads haio mm; mat mom- teti of tho U, S, afenato nro not fonj dhlm; that ho makes a good speech wd that ho Is oppoHod to tho vested latereata nnd that all railroad men tilnk ho wears hoofs and horns. He has been In political llfo for IS years, during wuicu umo no ser ted three consocutlvo terms In tho totter branch of congress, and three Uaes as governor, ho was uoioaten 1 tor re-eloctlon to tho houBo In 1890, ud that yoar mnrked tho beginning oi hit remarknblo Btrugglo against tte domination of rnllrond and othor on Important committees, nor plena corporations In tho politics of Wis- ant soclnl rolatlons have beon ef- coailn. At tho ond of ton years' effort he became tno governor 01 mo sinic. Tie experiences of thoso ten years me varied. Thoy lncludqd houso 0 houso cnmpnignlng, ninny dofcats fitronago bribes nnd ovon offers of soney by corporations Interested lu jetting him out of their way. In cce Instance It 1b nllogod, the nom- Ititlon for governor was stolon from tin by tho purchase of dolcgatos. Bit at length his strength with tho rtoplebecamo so ovorvholmlng that 1? was nominated and elected. During his Bervlco as governor, Li Follette was bo successful In his pro- pagwd of roform that an honout majority was Bocurcd in tho legisla te and laws woro enacted compoll- b( the valuation of railroads and other quasl-publls corporate proper ty and rovlstng tho taxos of these corporations so that they havo been compelled to pny moro nearly their Jnt proportion. A primary election U for 8onntorlal and othor noml- utlons wns passed. A good law h secured covorlngtho grant of tret railway franchises to munlcl- pil corporations in tho stnte and por milting n voto by tho people on all inch Important privileges. Having ctaanod houso in his own !te, La Follotto docldod to ontor broader field, nnd in 190H ho was t'-Mted to tho Unltod Stntos seuato 'a ucce:d Joseph D. Qunrlcs, nnd 'oo his seat January 4, 1900. wrmm'i'.i ALCOHOL 3 PER av.sv Acge(aWcIVepraiionIarA$ slmtlailngilicrbodaniirwuii itngtlicStoaarispuloMiEihor TTWrrlfil'SWI'WW "tytfjiii vTm if 1 1 1 ' J if fit I Promotes Digesttonlif erfii-1 ncss and It'strontalnsncithrr Opium.Mornhinc norlioraL IN OT Si ARC OTIC. im Jteteeforjjksm'amnzi ftrifiui &tJm jtlx-Savta f AiktSctd luCuittituiitit H'tKaStJ' Oaultii Stair htJutfttatlnv. :o E3Z0 Apcrfecl Remedy for Cbnsflpa-" Ri uon , aour aioraacii.uKuiiw Vornis,Com-ulsionsjensu-ncss and Loss of Sleep. IacSiirab Signature of j NEW YOI?F .b L Guaranteed, wlcriKe i Ewctj Copy of Wrapper. ZMiih'nMky '$&. 11111 " '" H"'. mi. mi 111 1 11 r.v That La Follotte would bo Inef fectual as a member of tho United States sonate was tho prediction freoly made by his numerous ene mies. The powerful Interests which he had antagonized In his own stnte feared and rosented his presenco In the United States sonate. Ho has disappointed his enemies, no less than he has pleased his friends. Those who believed that ho would bo content to make a noise nnd lot It go at that have found that they woro mlstakon. Others who thought that ho would ronder' himself use less by lll-advlsod porsonal attacks or undignified conduct have found they woro equally In error. On tho other hand, tho smooth, diplomatic gcntlomon who run tho sonato havo found It Impossible to movo La Fol- letto from his regulnr course of ac .tlon by soft speech, promises or hopes of any kind of reward. Nclth- or offices, nor tendered appointments fectunl In sworvlng La Folletto from the course ho had mapped out. Senator La Folloto has constituted hlmsolf, n very Importnnt minority of one. In this capacity ho objects to bnd legislation and uses his ob jections to Bccuro whnt Is posslblo of good legislation, and tho fact that tho sonato doos business practical'1 by unanimous consent, has mndo La Follotte's lcglolntlvo Independence n potont factor In tho law making powor. Tho best speech on tho adminis tration's railroad rnto law wa9 Hint delivered by Sonator La Folloto. He Is responsible for moro amendments to that law ns It now stands on tho books than any single member of tho senate. His long fight with thorn roads In Wisconsin had given hi a wondorful preparation to deal with this Bubject Intelligently nnd force fully. President Roosovolt acknow ledged tho assistance rondorcd by Lu Folletto In this fight, nnd sovornl of tho lntter's amendments were adopt- od by tho administration beforo thoy woro prosontcd to tho sennto. Sonator La Folletto wns a pioneer In the work of saving tho public util ities. In tho 59th congress he ox posod nnoffort by tho Stnndard Oil company to ncqulro tho oil and min eral lands in tho then territory of Oklahoma nnd Indian torrltory. Ho propared. lit wm unnble to secure tho passage of an oxcollont law to protoct tho rights of tho government GASTQRIA Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THI CII.TU onrir. W" " Bears the I A, Signature fjw v Ifi1 JTVl Af Y For DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, and thus of the people, In coal nnd mineral lands which still aro part of tho public domain. He, aided the I'aszage of tho meat Inspection law, the pure food law, the employers' liability law, and practically all tho good legislation enacted in tho D9th congress. In the GOth congress La Folletto single-handedly dofoatod tho original Aldrlch currency bill. He hold that the bill was Intonded primarily to create a market for railroad securi ties which had beon corralled by Rockefeller, Morgan, Ryan and a fow other New York capitalists, and at Senator La Folletto's demand tho so-called "rallwny bond featuro" of tho Aldrlch bill was stricken out. A record of this character had Us natural effect In drawing upon tho head of La Follotto tho bitter em nlty of nine-tenths of tho mombers of tho senate. Ho found htmBolf tho object of a conspiracy fostered by tho "Old Guard," tho objoct of which wnB to "segregate" him., Tho lead ors of tho sonato dpparontly agroed to speak to him once during tho day, but othorwlso to Ignore his presence as a member of that body, ThlB has, however, mado no difforonco to tho Wisconsin senator, who has gono on with his self-appointed tnsk of being a thorn In tho stdo of those who ho believes represont tho vester Inter ests. His most notable effort In this direction wns during the Inst dnya of tho recent session of congress, when ho tnlked 18 hours and 23 minutes continuously In opposition to tho amalgamated Aldrlch-Vreu-land currency bill. Ho did not kill tho bill, but ho succeeded in im pressing his porsonnllty moro strong ly than ovor upon tho country, and Incidentally in accomplishing a feat In long-dlstnnco oratory novor be fore recorded In tho annnls of tho sonato. Rules that had not beon In voked In n genoratlon hnd to bo on forced by tho Bonato lenders to pre vent tho continuation of his filibus ter and tho indefinite postponement of tho adjournment of congress. No Need of SulTeriiig from Rhetuun- tlsni. It U a mistake to allow anyone to su ft or from rhoumntlsm,(nB tho pnln enn nlwnys bo relieved, and In mo3t enscs n euro effected by applying Chamborlnln'B Liniment. Tho ' ro- llof from pnln which It nffords Is nlo'io worth many times Its cost. It mnkes slceii nnd roit possible. Evon In ensos of long stnndlng this lini ment should bo used on account of tho rollof which It affords. Do not bo discouraged until you havo given It n trial. For Bale by Dr. Stono'3 drus store. Cotton Growing In Coren. Consul-Gonornl Henry D. Mlllor of Yokohomn transmits nn nrtlclo from a locnl flnnnclnl and economic Journ al on tho cultivation of cotton In Coren, from which tho following ex tracts aro taken: "It Is n well-known fnct that tho future of cotton planting In Corea Is full of promise, and Blnco tho es tablishment of tho Cotton Planta tion nsaoclntlon various mensr.iros linvo been ndoptod to Introduco Im proved mothods of plnntlng and tho roBult has provod very satisfactory, Tho cultivators of cotton, hnvo ench been glvon n fnrmlng Implement ro, gardlcss of tho slzo of their holdings. Prizes havo boan glvon by tho gov ernment to thoso who nro dlllgont'y engaging In the work. Thus every thing possible Is being dono for tho oncourngoment of tho cultivation of the plnnt. During 1907 tho work has been qulto satisfactory, with tho ex ception of a fow plantations, and thoro la no room left to doubt tho adaptability of tho Corenn climate nnd soil for tho production of cot ton. Now tho question is, how far tho cultivation can bo extended In Coren. If things progress nt tho present rnto, within flvo years thoro will bo nn area of plantation ex tending over 122,500 nores, nnd tho output of ginned cotton will bo 28, CGG.CC pounds, vnluoil nt 53.225,000. Compared with tho Kim roallzod by tho old Coronn method, which Is 12. SG0.000 pounl. valued at $1,910, 000. hii exeat of 1C.10C.000 pound, valuod at ll.S10.000, will bo obtain nblo. Thus, If all tho plnntntloiiB In Coraa will ubo the now soads th output of ginnod cotton 'will bo G7, 200,000 puumli. valued at $7,600, 000. Wban you nead to tako uomothlng take It promptly for the atomacfc, but take something you know la reliable- something Ilka Kodol for Dyspepsia aud Indlgeetlon. Kodol Is nleasapt to take, it Is Tollable and Is guaranteed to gtvo rollof. It Is sold bv all druggists. o- Ulds for Proposals. Sealed bids for the ereotlon of a school heuse In the new district No. 128 will be received until Saturday noon, Juno 13th. Plans and speoin catIon3 may be seen at tho residence of E. G. Lantz, clerk of the district First house south of Catholic ceme tery on Liberty road. R. F. D. No. FRIDAY, JUNK 12, 1008 MWWWWWWWWMMWWMWWiW 1 -A I M. m. 1 M ". m i 11 1 aiiw 1 11 in 1 TTrini rvo jjiKt iWWWWWMWWWWWlHMM FOR SALE For SaCe Good, almost now hnv baler. Can bo seen at Capital Soap Works, 1230 Ferry street. Will sell, cheap, G-S-TJw,. For Sale Ono team of young horses wolght 1200 pounds, 4 and 6 yoa.-s old, color black. Inquiro at Fash Ion stables, opposite court house. C-10-3t. For Sale- First-class carpit paper at this qfUco, 2,6c for a big .rqll., . . Farm and City Property Our lists of deslrablo properties Is too large to specialize Yoror ,Bros, Co., 373 Stato street. tf. New and Second Hand Goods We aro now located in our quartora on Center ntreot, whoro we will do a gonornl business In now and Bocond hand goods, watch repair ing a specialty. Gordan & Razell, 32,5 Center street. G-12-lmo. For Sale Good rubbor-tlro buggy. Call on Romeo Hunter, at Cro3B market. 6-ll-3t There Is n Demand -For proportlq convonlently located which may bo purchased on Installments. If you havo ono of merit, cither city or country, to bo sold in this mnnnor at mnrkot valuo, lot mo know about It. Customors aro now wait ing to closo deals. FOR J3ALH. OlO Acres Located 3 miles from good, thriving town, closo to Sa lem. 240 acres undor cultivation, 7G ncros tlmbor, balnnco pasture. 1 8-room houso, 1 G-room houso, barn 54x92, will hold sufficient feed for 2 years, other outbuild ings; school houso on tho placo. Stock consisting of 40 hoad good cattle, C head horse's, 10 hogs, and wngona nnd Implements goes with plnco, nil tor $40 por ncre. Good torms mny bo had. IS Acres Located In tho famous Roscdnlo district, 11 acros undor cultivation, 3 acres orchard con sisting of prunes, poars, apples and chorrles. Raspberries an.i strawborrlos. About 8 acros lu oats nnd vetch, balnnco pasture. G-room -houso and burn; prlco $2250. 20 Acres Located CV6 miles from Salem, all undor cultivation ox copt n Mi aero of tlmbor. Soli, a rich black loam, no gravol nor whlto land on place. A 20x26 houso and a now 24x32 barn, aUo now grnnnry 14x10. Good family orchard; price, $2250. Goo.! terms can bo had. SALKM INVESTMENT CO. 432 Stato strcot. LODGES. ?arjctc Union No. 100B Loca Union No. 1065 of Carpontera an Jolrors of Amorlca moot ovor? Saturday ovonlng nt 8:00 p. m. Is Honrot hall, 420 Stato St. A. W Dennis, Rec. Sec. Foresters of America Court 8her 1 wood Foresters, No. 19, Moeti I SntAirdav nlcht In Holman ball, I Stato street Waldo Miller, C. R.: J. C. Perry, flnnuclal secretary, Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P. Caitlo Hall In Holman block, cor ; nor State and Liberty street , Tuesday of each week at 7:30 i m. Oscar Johnson, O. C,; E. B Anderson, K. of R. and 8, Modvrn Woodmen of Anierlc Or gon Cedar Camp No. 6246. Meet ' overy Thursday ovonlng at 1 o'clock In Holmau hall. W. W 1 Hill, V. C; F. A Turner, clerk .Voodmen of World Meet evory Tr day night ut 7:30, lu Holman bat. O, L. Darling, C. C; P. L. Fras lr, Clork. Lliiooln Annuity Union, Sick, accl dent and ponnton Insurance; $2, 000,000 plertg-d; every claim pat Good agents wanted. J. H. C Mongomery, suprorao organizer Dox432 Salem, Oregon. R. H Ryau. senrotary, 046 Stato ttrc LIVERY AND FEED 1" I.lverj and IVtd Stable Old Pot offlco Stables, at 264 Ferry street between Commercial and From streets. Telephone 188. Some of the finest liveries In tho city cai be found hero. Dick Westacott proprietor 10-1-lvr SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES Frank M IlrowB. Manufacturer of sash, doors, mouldings. All klndi of house finish and bard wood work. Front street, between Btat and Court. Mike all complaint' at the oflJce. -m t U- ii m .m MISCELLANEOUS Go6f'nlTou1FoT',Ro bam, nvo-acro poultry plate, $4 to $7 por month. Flno, dairy farm. Box 113, Turner, Or.. G-10-3t :i Found 32-calbro Ivor Johnson "ro volvor, 2 boxes of shqlts, ammuni tion belt and Eastman folding kodak. Ownor cart have samo by calling a,t room B, Scott Hot61, Sa-' paying fdr.thls ad.. . ,6:11'-., LohIor Noodlo House Ferry Btreot, jiear High. $-6-lmo. - ' Togo Noodlo Houso First class placo to get bowl noodles. Fresh and well sorvod 10c. 43D Ferry jsfreet. 6-G-lmo .. . t KORINEK & KENVELTi VctcrtKArlau Graduates; Qntarl0 Vollnary Collogo. All calls prompt ly attended to. Office 207 8. High street. Phono, 1G0, resi dence 098. G-l-lmo. Help Furnished Freo of Charge By Salem Employment Company, 473 Stato street, phone No, 140. Par tics wanting help pleaso call at office or phono us, Also havo cows for sate. Concreto Work Oet my prices on sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and coment work of any kind. All work guaranteed first-class. Mr. Ward, Highland add. Phone 669. . May 24-tf Vogct Lumber and Fuel Co. Lum ber .shingles, building material, wood and coal. Low prices and prompt deliveries. One block east of 8. P. paseugr depot Phone 198. 7-2-tf Dutto & Wcnderoth Fine wlnee liquors and clgari. We handle the eelobrated Kellog gaud Castle whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer constantly oi draught. South Commercial street. 9-8-lyr Enlarged Our moat markot on Efibt Stato stroot has boon doubled in slzo and xto aro bettor propared thnn'ovor to .scrvy customors. Promnt sorvlco and the best of moats .our raqtto. CaUHpr, phbne' lD9.t?K)IJT4a.tet'Oo..' .JTi'rJujifiiiiRS , Theo. AI. Ran: Flumblng, hot water aad steam houtlng and tlnalug 164. Commercial street Phoae Main 192. 9-1-lyr M. 3, Petzel -Plumbing, sieam n6 gas fitting. Bucconor to Knox A Murphy, 226 Commercial street 'Prone Main 17. iimud nt (uce From $100 to $500, tho host of collatornl secur ity to offor. Address G 10, Jour nal ofllco. 0-11-tt WnntHl Position Llnotypo machlu-ist-oporator of 11 years oxporl onco would llko position in west. Tomporato; day work; employed, "II. J. W., this onico. O-G-lw RuNpbcrry I'ickeiM Wniited Largoit and best ynrds; atendy work; highest prlco pnld. Good cnmplng grounds with wood nnd wator. Located ono-half mllo south of Chemawa. Apply soon, N. C. Jor jjenson. 0-Olw Wanted Girl for general houss work, lady and little girl lu fam ily. Enqulro at Ellto hotel. G-tl-3t For Rent Now 7-room houso an! barn. Pump on porch. 1516 N. Commercial St. Inquiro Hill's Peel Iloom. Phono 451. 0-ll-lw DRAYMEN. " '' Cuiiiuiliia Urns. Transfer Ctiiipmiy AH kinds of trunstir work done Furniture und pianos boxed read) for sblpmout. Prompt sorvlce Ii our motto. Stand und office at 253 South Commercial street Phone 210. Raldonc Phone 968 RUTTERNLT DREAD. It Is worth moro than any other 'read yot the prlco Is no higher for snl at your grocers'. CALIFORNIA RAKERV, Thomas & Cooley, Prop, Salem Fence Works Headquarter for Woven Wire Fencing. Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gates, Malthold Hoofing, P. & D. Ready Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad justablo Wlbdow Screens. CIIAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER '.MORLEY. tWO Court St. Salem, Ore SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY nALL. For water sertlce apply at oee Bills payable moataly la adraae. m-m. .. M . LA i UL M uii I I iiirviij mi iLiurci3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALB How iNty This I." Strib YM 1QH Actt . Mii ica 150 acres under cultivation, 14 acros small timber, balance paa turo, 9-rooto. hous, t barns, 3 acres orchard, spYitig water, loan mixed with sarld. Vlth the plaw Is 18 cows, 10 heifers 1 year old, 1 bull, G horses, 1 colt, wagons, plows, harrows, hack, fanning mill, soparator, chickens, turkeyt, 12 hogs, 8 swarma bees, etc. Laa4 nearly all level, and 2V4 mtlM from a good town, can be had now for $40 por acre, this place wltH stock is worth $G0 por acre aad Is a money maker. OLMSTED LAND CO. Salem nrnnch Ycrox Bros-. Ce. B7S STATE STREET. HOTELS AND RK8TAURAftTfc. IIIIIIIMHIIlllHlllllllt The White House Restaurant For a RvgHlar i 25c Dinner afc 20c They can't be bent McGilchrist & Son i Proprietor. 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 M 1 1 N 1 1 f , . -A: raw iirav uuun'i HvnanfeiB. ,Cflad ftqr Um, &Qkq I 168. Board per week 11.71. alio furnished repass very, 3 f reasouable. AT THI Salem Restaurant MEALS 15c j HOTEL! OREGON I Cor Seventh aud Stark See. Porttand's Mew and Modem f i.. . .w Hotel. Kates 51 per day and up. European plan. Tree Bus. ; WRIGIIT-WCKINSON HOTEL CO. I Proprietors siieatKfi;Mn-teH M i The Leonard I First class rooming and board- J log houio. A. Clark, proprle- J tor. Phono 971. 4-264 Front St, m Salem, Or. T IIglgBJI4 Phone 44 Main 147 N. High St. C. W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE FASHION STABLES Cnb3 npd Llvory, all Rigs Modern Rubber Tiro. Ifuic Wing Sang Co. UlfJ STOCK OF GOODS We make up all ktndx of wruppore and white underwear, waists, klmoa ns and aklrts; all kinds of gentle men's and ladles' furnishing good; all kind of silks and drei goods, hose, suits, pants, overalls, blankets, neckwear, matting, chinaware, trunks, embroidery and lace, etc. OUR STORK IWJiT. Goods now nt vory low price big sale. Utfti X. Commercial St., Salem, Of. s m 21 I ii 3. 6-9-4t.