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DAILV CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1008 ii iluijm m lhliiuj am 1 11 ! iirnwi n irrrt tttittti RLATfORM, . (Continued From ftago 1.) ttdirbfarit! landa'titi'd "roamfhTtfto i' Rfim,bljcan policy for tio distribu tion of- available areas of tho pub ! He domnlii to lahdia3i acttlcrB, ' "In lino with thlft snlondlrt imdor- v"' , .i ... &. InlrMirt'tf fi ruiKiVitrthni flnfi. nn in IK" bo strengthened and. Its renl objects S'T8" "" p.... ,,y..,.. , bettor attained by quch amendment HfatlvO, to entcraipon a syatenm- as wljl-iivo the federal' govornmeuW V4niPe,l W ft4i,arB a(1 ''.. ..'. .i-i n',i ,n(fni jVepmflrehenslve plan of tho watot Kiuuiur uiui vidiuii u wi.. ' L ' ' t. i tii ii tf-i and secure greater publicity in the -WB uo "H" ' 0l ",u UIU manogenirtnt of, thKrWftdf c&nio'?7lecrStttt6';i" t atlons, engaged in Interstate com- . , IVmilon IiicrrnHc. ( slons made by tho present congress and declaro for the liberal adminis tration of all pension laws. We rt merce, having the power; nnd oppor tunity to effect, monopdllos. Railroad cttlslntlim.- J (lilt- ...,.,.. l'. t.ttfthMv.V.nlnt ll!v- ,, u,. u, VJ'-vrvMa'!limrm ollr .winratlon Hint tho bftll railroad rate law, and thG Vigorous enforcement by the pront atlmfh Istratlon of the Btate' against tho roads and discrimination. .We be lieve, however", . tfjat tho Interstate commerce Jaw -should be further amended to give tho railroads the right to make- and Pli tariff ngrooments Btibjcct to the fcpJirovM of tho Interstate' commerce commis sion, but maintaining always tho prlnclplo of competition between naturally competing linos, avoiding" common control of such lines by any moans whatsoever. "Wo favor legislation that will In Bure federal supervision as will pro vorit, In tho futtire, over-Issues 'of stocks and bonds by interstate car riers. , Labor rlank. Tho Republican party pledges It s&lf to contlnuod dovotlon to every causo tlint makos for tho safoty and ibottormont of conditions among thqso whoso labor contributes mucn to the progress and wolfarc of our country; to tho snmo wise policy which induced tho party to maintain tho protection of American labor; to oatabllsh tho elght-hcar day In tho construction of public works; adopt a child labor statute In tho District of Columbia; direct an investigation Into tho conditions of working Tom en and children, theso lator being tho employes of tolephone nnd tele graph companlo3 engaged; In inter state business; nnd nmond nnd strengthen tho laws prohibiting the Importation of contract labor and dcrlaroi that thoso policies will bo pursued in every legitimate 'direc tion, within fodornl authority, to lighten tho burdens nnd;ncrea3o tho opportunity for hnppliioss nnd ad vancement of tho toilers of tho' na tion. "Tho Republican party will up hold, at all t'mos th'o authority' ani Integrity ol tho courts, both state and fodoral, and will ovor Insist th-jt tholr powers to onforco their pro cesses to protoot life, liberty and proporty iljall bo preserved .Inviolate. "Wo bollovo, howovor, that tho rules of proceed ure In fodornl courts with .respect to tho lssmanco of vrlt3 of Injunction should bo 'more accu rately dollnod by statute in ordqr that ho Injunction or temporary ,rti servlco laws enacted, extended and enforced by tho Ropubllcnn party, shall continue to be maintained. Advance Laws. "We commend .the efforts to se cure greater efficiency In tho natlono public health agencies and favor such legislation as will effect this jutrpo3c. ! "In tho Interests of the great min eral Industries, wo enrnestly favor tho establishment of a bureau of mines and mining. aird1l)urnoso1 reaffirming our ad Horanc6 to ovory ttepubllcan doc trlno proclaimed since tho birth of tho party, wo go before tho country asking support, not only,, from thilse who hnVo 'acted with jia heretofore, but from nil cur fpllowcltuorJs wht, regnrdloss of, nastVllolltcall dfiJ0 enecs, unlto with us with n desire to maintain tho nollclos and nornetu- ate tho blosstngs and make" secure fy " ' . : ' . i ; ft HOW 1LATFQRI PASSED;? THK MBASUIIKS I)13FJBATKI Forced, mainln by, tho V Wncgnsln legation, demanding mDreadlcnl READY. FOR ,'AU HUT WANT PEACE "Although at peace with the world, and secure In tho conscien tiousness that tho American people do not dcslro and will not provok" war with any other country, novor thole3S,': wo declftro our imaltorablo devotion to a policy that will koop the republic In a position to defend her tradition nl doctrines at all times and assure her an npproprlnto par.t In tho promoting df permanent tran quility among nations. "We proclaim our obligations of further strengthening the bondB nf friendship nnd good will with nil nn tlons. Wo ndhero to tho Republican doctrlno of the encouragement ol American shipping nnd favor such legislation m will revive tho moi chnnt mntino prestlgo of' our coun try, .so 03sentlnl to tho natlonnl de fense, tho onlnrgomont of foreign trade, and the Industrial prosperity of our,' people. Foreign Possessions, "Tho pro.font conditions In Cuba vindicate- the wisdom of maintaining between that republic nnd "this Im pdclshnblo bortds of mutual Interest and. Is .now expressed thnt tho Cuban people will coon again bo ren'dy to assume completo sov.orlgnty ovoi thtjlr Inpd. '.''. 4,Irt Porto Rice, the government of tho United States It mgotlijg -with loynl and pntroltlc siippprl; drdor and prosperity prevails; tho' well be ing) of tho pooplo Is In every respect promoted and conserved. Wo be lieve thnt tho native Inhabitants of Port 9 Rice should be at onco mndto coycctlyely' cltlzons of tho United Stntos and that all others properly qunllflod for citizenship under the Htralulug ordgr.pan bo ,lssuqd with, j fg""f W", roildlng thorp should ... ;..... ...:v S ...f, . . .r ..: htv'fi tho nr lv ceo of becoirilnc nat. urallzed. out notlc, unless Irrebarnblo in Jury would rosult from delay, In which cao a Hpeody hoarlng thoro ; after should bo granted. Extend Rural Delivery, "Tho froo rural mnll delivery hai now' reached millions of citizens nnd t wo f(j.vor Its extension until ovory community receives tho benefit of postal Bervlco. , "Wo recognlzo tho Boclal and eco nomic advantages of good country roads, maintained more, and mo'o largoly at jMibllc exponso, nt less and lois oxpoiiHo to tho abutting ownor Oppose Negro DlHfronclilseiuent. "Tho Ropub.llcnn party has boon for ovir fifty years a consistent ,frlond of tho American negro. Wo dotnand equal justlco to all man. without regard to their raco or color. Wo declare for tho enforcement Ih lottor and spirt of tho thirteenth, fourteenth nnd fifteenth amendments o tho constitution of the United States, designed 'for the protection and advancement of thu nogro, nnd condemn all dovlces that havo for their real aim his disfranchisement for reasons of color nlono. ' We endorse tho movement Inau gurated. by the administration for tho conservation of our natural re source, approvo measures to pre vent wnsto of tlmber: commend tho work now going on for tho reclame- I 'In tho Philippines, the Invurrai- tlon Sour Sfomeeli "I uirtl (,,cnrr( (ml fel like a it. w n. I Inn ill bn ullrer 'ritm U)te)ilj Hinl tour uunch jor lililiii iwo joar, i iiiii cluo ftuii fitlmr driiifi Luk coal. for a ahurt time Twill r. . riiiinit.! L'&ifftfl to my rlmitU n lha un!y tlilui; fur InUluimioii tij our ttDiiiHDii mikI t keap ih Im.wU In oJaia- oitiuu iunjr nm f rv in ll"'ir lICKItl)- llurry Blue uct Cttaak. fa. 5 est For The Dowel CANDY CATrURTIC I.I.IHMI'Ulllk.. .PUHinl, PkUUblt, Potn,Tit0vJ.noOood. Uor Slokaii, Weaken orUrlp. He tie (4c. hTr .oM lu bulk. YUa jcnulnn talilel ttampil OU.C. UurtnU4 lo eqr or your, montr b ji. " Sterllnc Remedy Co., Chicago or N,V, 399 ANNUL SALE, TEN MILLION I0XES has beon sunnrossed: law oa tabllshod and' Ufo nnd proporty Be cured. Educntlon nnd prnctlcnl o.s per'lenca tlioro aro ndrauolnR tho ca pacity of tho ncoplo for govornmeiU loi by step to an ovor Increasing monfMiro of homo rulo. "Time hin Justified tlo solocllou of tho Panama routo for tho Isth mnln rannl and ovontB show tho wis dom of securing nuthorlty ovor tho zono througli. which It Is being built. Favor Territories Admission. "Wo . fnvor tho admission of tlw t?rrttorloT of Now Moxlco and Ari zona as soparato statoi of tho union. "Wo recommend a centennial cele bration throughout tho nation on Feb. 12, 1909, tho hundredth nnnl-' vorsary of tho birth of Abraham Lincoln, by all tho people especially by tho public schools as an oxerclso to stir tho patriotism of youth. Conclusion. "Wo call attention to tho fact tha; nono of tho great measures hero na vocatod by the Republican party could bo enneted, under n Domocrnt'c administration or under ono whore tho party responsibility Is divided Tho continuance of present poltclos absolutely roqulros tho continuance In powor of tho party bollovlng In them and possessing the capacity to put thorn in operation, navond nH platform declarations, there are fundamental difforoncos betwoon the Ropubllcnn party and Its chief oppo nents making tho pno .worthy nnd tho other unworthy of public trunt. ."The prosont trend of tho De mocracy la toward socialism whllo tho Ropubllcnn party Btands fo' wjso, woll regulated IndlvldMallsm. Socialism would destroy wonlth. Republicanism would prevent Ita nbus. In line With this tondoncy tho Democratic party today bollovoa In government ownership and tho Ropubllcnn party bollovos in govern' ment rogtlatlon. Ultimately tlu Democratic party wpuld havo the notion Vyvn the pooplp; whllo Repub licanism would have, tho people own tho nation. "Upon this .platform of principle action, a5 minority roiiort, -.elnbody Jng tho WlBconstu domnnds, ,vas 'made by tho resolution committee. "'The planks referring" to tjib olgo tlon of United States', sona'tors by 'Che people; tho ascortalnmontt of tle lihysicnl 'valuation of railroads ahd tho publication of cnm'patni oxp'oiides wcro takon out for separate action. Tho. remainder of tho minority plntform thon wad itut to n vbto arid was loit by 9f2 against only 26 for It. Only 25 mombors of tho Wiscon sin dologatos vptod for tho repprt and ono from Now Jersey nnd two from North Dnkota voted with thorn. The plnnk providing fpr tho publication of campaign expenses was defeated by 880 nos to 94 ayos. Tho direct olectfon of Unltod Stnto3 senators was defeated by 88(3 noes to 11-1 ayes. Tho provision for the piyslcal va!- I nation of railroads Was defoatod by 917 noes to 03 nyoB. Rcprosontntlvo Cooper, o( Wiscon sin, said he was .the only who signed tho roport and said he was proud of It. Tho minority roport opposed ship subsidies, pledged tho pnrty td tho regulation of tolcphono and telo graph ratos betwoon states and In cluding a slight modification of tho aompors anti-Injunction plank mndo! public yesterday. Tho roport domandod a rovlBlon of tho tariff and Coopor sheuted: "V favor tho establishment of a pormanont tariff commission nnd bo llovo thnt It should bo appointed by j tho Prosldont from tho ranks of tho citizens." Tho roport Bald in pnrt; "No party can claim tho public support which does not put ltsolf squnroly on rocord bb opposing com binations of capital as nt proannt constituted. It Is moro necessary now tlmn In 1'900, for tho pnrty to placo ltsolf on record ns opposing criminal combinations organized to fix prlcos. Wo demand thnt"con- grossjgo to tho llmltof Its powors to, onforco tho Sherman net .as It now standi." ' j Pedigree Ranges Yottt kitchen will neve hzt complete Kjntil yo have a Bticfc Range. itop wasting1 fuel and time with An unsatisfactory ange Btsy a Buck and you Wilt if have a ange which not only possesses beauty and strength, hut embodies as well, the constructive skill that makes iot the greatest utility at least fuel expense. Buck's Ranges ate made in one ol the oldest range foundries in America, and con. throughout of the feest obtainable and in the most approved manner. There is a Buck model here to suit your kitchen. THE REMOVAL SALEptice on tne Buck's Range is certainly an inducement to buy now and get the best. structed material mm LrV&HRiHKVHHQEIiTVHIl edit m LfTllMtlS imTiv.'iiHi i rc s AlA'l"iVl,Ml'imW! 3Qnjail SE IURNISHEgSra (MHWI M LABOR IS , ,u DISPLEASED WITH PLANK Something Doing Every Minute Chicago, Juno 18. Tho labor lendors hero wotchlng the convon-' tlon nro apnrontlytllsappolntod wlttt tho anti-Injunction pjnnk ndoptcd to dny by tho convention. Whon ho wns asked for a Btato mont concerning tho nntl-lnjunctlon plank, Samuol Gompors, prosldont of tho National Fodoratlon of Labor, said: "I have nothing to Bay about It l don't know that I will ovor havo anything to any about It." John Mitchell snld: "I regard tho antl-lnjunctlon as being oqulvocal to no nntl-lnjunctlon plank. It sounds n3 though It prom Isod something nnd mny lus an opon Ing wedge for something bettor lator on, but, of ltsolf, It has no value whatever." . itoosKVKrr and taft STOOD FOIt ANTI-INJUNCTION "Wo can fight woll, If wo can fight right. It's Imperatlvo that .bucIi r plank should go Into tho platform (Signed) William H. Taft. This message from tho secretary fit war was read before tho resolu tions commlttoo of. the Republican convontfon today and was followed by this ene: T stand for a squnro doal, not according to tho extremists, neither tho Manufacturers' nssoclat'on nor tho trades unions." (Signed) Theo dore Roosevelt. Tho commltteo thereupon, nftor a long and todlous session nnd much struggling for nnd against, settlod the ntestlon of tho nntl-lnjunctlon plank nnd votod that It should go in tu ihe platform, tho bnllot showlnp 35 ayes to 1G noes. JULY Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo. It 13 especially good for nlles. Do sure to get DeWItfs. Sold by all drug gists. O 8nti f JWTODPILXAL. IM im TQJ H3W Always Mift rj? , yJttZZz. 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