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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1908)
iff. . ( i J) rr , t i i. Tjr( -.? - up? DAILV CAPITA I. .lOril.VAL, SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1008 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL !!. HOFER, il. and Prop. An Independent Newspaper Dovoted to American Principles and the I'roRr&'and Development of All Oregon. Tubllshcd Every" Bvwilng Except SmMay, Salea, Ore. Sufts(5niFT?ON RATES. IKlty, by carrier, per year, ttaltr, by mall, per year .. eelty, by mall, per vear., u(Yn variably lu Advance.) ', jo.iw tor uiuuiu wu 4.00 Per month 83c 1.00 Six months 50a MiaBMiSEMHiMMnnmMiaaBaMMMt FUN AND EXCITEMENT BESIDES ( lirKRV FAIR SPEOIAIj DELIVERY . froc convenience of subscribers branch dellvory offices are ostabllsh - tt the following places' at 3tj coats per nlonth, $1.00 for three menths: Asylum' Store, F. G. Do Voo & Sod AByluin Avenue Junction, Carlino, Seventeenth Btroot, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store. Dauo's Storo, Alex. Dauo, SouthCommorclal streot. sloctrlc Storo, C. M. Eppioy, uasi mate street. lTatrgrouhds Stdre, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road.1 Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets. .' $ . O. K. Grocery, A'. A. Englebart, Twelfth streot. Ut I Wheeler's Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue. XOW rnrK Storo, l. U. uuvYomu, ihuiuu uuu uvanu, l.ane Grocery. Seventeenth stret J. L. Moore & Son, corner Capitol and Union streets. VrAt'alMM OftrA TXfnttt GfnlhrVt Jt ' j Ztnn's Confectionery, 1478 Suite street. 3 Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial streot. Huffman's Storo, North Sixth street. German Bakery, corner Twelfth and Chomeketa eots. i V A u f 4 f 1 ,. r, limJL Yl mKPURfilOANISM VS. PRINCIPLE. A fundamental principle of the Itepubllcan party upon which it was found od by A. Lincoln, was that the wlll of tho majority should bo the supreme law of tho land AND TUB ONLY SAFE GUIDE OF THE VA3VTY. Thoso who aook to overthrow tho tsxpros30d will of the majority aro hence not Ropubllcan3, but Imper ialists, and tholr duty Is to got rid of their Imporlalstlc nonsonBO, or soaso to call thomselvoB Republi cans. Tho Portland organ of Imperialism that Ib assailing tho right of tho pooplo to oloct United Stnto3 sonn "tora or enact roform mcnsureB HAS SUPPLIED ONE OF ITS PRODUCTS tTO CALIFORNIA Alfrod Holmnn. by tholr own subsorvloncy and stu pidity fallen Into a false and fool ish position, tha Republican legisla tors would bettor preserve such rem nant of respect as remnlnB to them by keeping faith. Oregon has now been under tho direct primary rule for something moro than three years, and already tho system hn3 destroyed all wholesomo political organiza tion and mndo such chaos of state politics as completely to destroy Its responsibility and dignity. Inci dentally It has eliminated Oregon's standing and Influenco In tho United Stntes Bonato. Indeed, It has done worso than this, for It has sent to tho sonato ono man (Sonator Bourne, and wo agree with him hero) who acknowledges no ro3ponslblllty to party or fixed political prlnclplo, and It Is In tho way of sending another who directly and aVowodly stands Tho Bouldor Crook, Cnllf., Echo ha3 takon an artlclo from the pen for principles at odds with tho opln of Holmnn and thon an artlclo, from ions and sentiments of the state. To 'Tho Cnpjtal Journal, and hoa'ded tho this practical nullification of fixed two articles, "An Imperialist and' a principles nnd purposes In politics Republican." havo certain quack doctors of pollt- Yo print both articles, with apol- ical sclonco brought tho Stnto of Or- "Ogloa for reproducing our own ed itorial except In tho way of con traBt, Tho Echo aay6: AN IMPERIALIST AND A REPUHLI OAN. Alfred Holmnn, editor of tho Ar gonaut, In a fluo gentleman but a "very poor Judgo of things politic. In tact wo moro than Busplclon ho is moro In sympathy with Tory Bontl jnont than Ropubllcnn. Tako tho Tollowlno oxcorpt from his 'last wcUk'B artlclo on tho Oregon elec tion, for InBtance: "Through nccoptanco of tho direct primary nyRtom with Its 'trimming;' In tho form of pledging tho cand. datos, Oregon prosonts tho spectnclc of n political and moral anomaly. "Undor tho provisions of tho direct primary tho Bonatorlal candidates "who got tho largest numbor of voto3 "becomes tho candidate of his party. CnndldatoB for tho legislature had previously boon pledged undor tho direct prlmnry law to voto for tho candldato who got tho mo3t vetes: thoroforo a legislature strongly Re publican, representing a Republican -constituency and .Rpmibllcan prlncl Ilos, stands undor a foolish but nono tho 1038 morally binding promlio to send (0 tho senate a man ropresont InR Democratic principle. There s loroahadowod In tlu tono of the Or egon prosH nnd of certain political leaders, n disposition to seek a pre toxt for abrogating tho pledge and Tor giving tho Republican votoa In tho loglBlature to a Republican can dldato. This, wo think, would be Lad faith and bad politics. Havluf? CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK J. H. ALBERT, President E. M. CROISAN, Vice Pres. JOS. H. ALBERT, Cashier Careful, courteous and prompt attention to tho Interests of Us enstomors haa constantly In creased tho volumo of business of tho bank for the past; 22 years. New Accounts Sotfcited egon." Now this Ib groat argument for anybody but an Imperialist, Isn't It? "Dlroftly and avowedly stands for principles at odds with tho opinions nnd 8ontlments of tho state." Four tlmos has Geo, E. Chamberlain car ried tho stato of Oregon against tho Republican candidate, and tho edi tor of tho Argonaut calls, It con trary to tho sentiment of tho stato; he does not believe In majority rule, so pray toll us, Mr. Holmnn, what you really do believe In? For tho purposo of placing tho po litical quostlon In Oregon boforo tho pooplo In the propor Ugh wo re publish tho following" article from tho ablo editorial pon of E, Hofor, Of Tho Journal, a Republican paper publlBhor at Snlom, Oregen: "While political parties aro not as Important to tho peoplo as they once wore, It Is still worth Whllo to dis cuss tho duty of tho Republican party In Oregon. "It liaa boon rather n govornmont of tho Ropubllcaus who got Into of fice In stnto affairs In tho nnmo of tho party for tholr own benefit. "Thoy enrod very little what roc ord or impression thoy left behind them so long as thoy got what thoy wanted out of tho office. "In our -stato affairs tho leaders consonted to popullstlc measures but roslstod reforms like tho flat salary law and school land reforms. "Thoy hnvo roslstod tho roform embodied In Statement No .1, which was Intonded to euro tho nbusoj of corrupt senatorial elections., "Thoy havo impressed tho pooplo with a strong desire to got back to tho old rotten system which has been universally condemned. "Tho duty of tho Republican party Is to get rlghton theso quo3tlons. H Is a fundamental prlnclplo of Re publicanism to abide by tho will, of the majority. ','If, after having embodied popn lhtlo measures upon tho statuto books and in tho constitution, they j want to ropearl them, let thorn say so and not assail their own creations by Indirection, I It should bo observed that the con demnation or tho reform measuro coutnlned in tho last Ropubllcnn stato convention havo all been enact ed by tho people. "Tho Indirect thrust at Jtho Direct Primary aro answored by election of a Statement No. 1 legislature. "Tho denunciation of the recall, and other proposed measures In that platform are mot with their enact ment by the people. "The condemnation by party lead era of direet election of senators by the vote of h people is teet by en- Although tho Cherry Fair this year will far surpass tho glgtfntlc succossos of 1006 and 1907, both of which woro pronounced by hortlcul turallsts' of national reputation ns tho greatest ovents of their kind over Been anywhere, those In chargo of tlio fair this year do not purpose stopping at a cherry display, how ever magnificent, Tho polobration which begins on the 0th Of July will, In addition inciudo ono of tho .most oxtonslvo street carnivals ever seen In tho Btato. Tho committee In chargo of at tractions havo scourodj tho country rfor high class featurosof oVory de scription, and thoy have succeeded in getting together an aggregation of Bldo shows, circuses nnd sensational opon air artists, tho ilko of which Salem has novor behold! Every thing worth having In tho line of attractions that , la now holding forth at tho 'big carnival nt Dallas will bo soon horo on tho opening day. In nddition to this attractions will bo brought in from Portland and othor places. "Ono of tho costly features of tho fair will bo Daro Dovll Dick In his sensational and halr-ralslng slldo for llfoj Dick Is known throughout the country ob ono of tho most dnring of aerial porformers living. He will slldo from tho tower of tho Court Houso each day of tho fair and thd "blood curdling" exhibition will bo frco to all. Tho society circus, n brand now featuro, and different from any thing olso in this lino, will be soon In this section for the first tlmo. Tho circus will hold forth In a tent with a seating cnpaclty of moro than 2000. This will bo tho coutcr of tho tonted attractions. Besldos this flvo or six side shows, all of tho hlghost order, havo boon socurod for tho occasion. Thoro will 1)0 balloon asconsloni, high dlvbru, high wlro pojforrner, merry-go-roundsj and tho Hot of at tractions Is not yot comploto. Snlom will out-do horsolf this year In tho way of parados. Tho parado program Is not comploted a? yet, but this featuro promlaos to be a wholo roso carnival in itself. Manager R. KT. Page, of tho Portland Railway, Llglit & Powor company, has donated a car, which will bo brilliantly illuminated and docorated, and which will bo run through tho stroots in tho ovonlng. This feature will be In kooplng with tho othor Il luminated foatures, ono of, wlhch la tho 3000 foet of olectrlc Btreamors which arrived Saturday nnd with which tho principal thoroughfaros will bo strung; Tho comic parado as tho commit-' tee have arranged It, will bo some thing to bo romembored long aftor tho festivities ni'd ovor. Novor b2 foro has tho fun-creating program boon bo well nttondod to. A partial list of tho comic attractions already socurod follews: Molly McGulro, a recent Lowl3 and Clark fair attraction, who will np poar with a bunch of trained anlmnlJ In addition to this will appear "Tho Comical Dancing Mulos," and Snlom's famous clown lu his comical sulky; "Tho Lonely Bnnd," Snlom's Morry Widows, and a hundred other star features. JJosldos tho special chorry fair fea tures of tho comic parado, thoro will bo'lncluded tho entire Fourth of July comic parado, which alono la moro thnn threo blocks In longth. Tho parado will not be compoBod of boyu, ns is usual, but somo of Snlom's most roprosontntlvo cltlzons will tako part In It. Tho comic pnrado this year will bo a finished production, com ploto In ovory dotnll. 100 Doses $1 iTjuo only of Hood'a BarsaparHla, tho ono great blood purifier and gonoral lento. This romnrttablo medicine has effected many radlctfl and permanent ctjres that aro the woiidor of tho world. It eradicates all humors from pimples to eo'rpfula, , 100 Doses $1 In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known aa tarsntabs. 100 doses $1. HORRID ZONE UNAR05 RA-iy EAST! Will Bo Made This- SfWOB tj SOUTHER PACIltyfc" (LINES IN Mntfcrfy'f FW Salem, Qg AS FOLLOWS. I TO WW" WA, 4gtfvl POIlTT.ivn i- 1?W ri... niu uh umcago $74.1 $69.15 ,$61,65 $61.65 St. Louis St, Paul Omaha The above cut represents our brick lined Torrid Zono Furnace, Guaranteed gas, smokb and dust proof. Economical and durable, A. L. FRASER 258 STATE BTREET. Estimates: furnished oh boating w nctmont of a law directing tho mom- Anniinl Session Oregon Clirlstlnn borB of tho gonoral assembly to olect ; m Missionary Society., i. .i J n. Tumor, Orogon, Juno 23-July Gth, the choice of tho pooplo. 1 1008 For ftQ 'abovo occn8fon ' "Shall tho machlno lendors drlvo rato of ono and ono-thlrd faro will tho Republican party farthor Into bo mndo by tho Southern Pacific hostility to tho will of tho mnBSOs or Company on tho cortlficnto plan. ,,,,' ,,,, ,,, ,. unnnrn, JQ'n M. Scott, A. G. P. A.; Wm. cltlzons, or shall th,e party bocomo McMu Q 'p A .20.5t amonnblo to tho majority? 0 "Tho first duty of the party Is to Notice to Property Owners on Broad. get Into harmonious relations with tho majority." CAUSES CRIPPLES TO WALK SOME REMARKABLE ACHIEVE- TACOMA, SEATTLE AND ELSE Wlinilti. wny Street. Notice Is horeby glvon that tho ownors of proporty to bo bonoflted by tho improvomont of Broadway street in tho city of Snlom, Oregon, with crook or river gravel, botweon tho north lino of North Mill croel: and tho north lino of Mndlson street, In said city, who dsslro to mako said Improvomont In llou of tholr assess ment and In' nccordanco with tho plans and specifications now on filo In tho ofllco of 'tho city rocordor of nnlil oltv nlinlt flln Hinlr wrlttnn tin. "lwlv VtU.MIKUI'LL rilirSGH 1 -- !.- Tn on infto vw.uu., u. Ul UVIIU1U UliU .11, XilUO. By order of tho common council. W. A. MOORES. C-lC-llt. City Recordor. o 1 Graber Bros. PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will glvo prompt attontlon to all orders, guarantee our work to give satisfaction and to be up to the sanitary stand ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE ESTIMATES ON CONTRACTS. ,' Call at our shop on Liberty streot, back of .Barr's Jewelry 'Storo. Phone 5G0. Tacoma, Wash., Juno 20. Recent ly thoro camo tp Tacoma a mnn of striking nppenrnnco, who nt onca at tracted attention as an Individual o,ut of tho ordinary. He is n rnthor short but well built man with origin al red side whlskors, bright blue oy3 and a firm though pleasing mouth that Indicates strength of charactor combined with a sunny disposition. Ho registered at tho Tacoma hotel ni James Austin Larson, Teleconi ox pert, and announced In the dally newspapers that ho was In Tacoma for tho purposo of rellovlng tho Ills of humanity. Unostentatious as Is this man, his fame had proceded him and crowds flocked to tho Tacoma hotel to investigate Mr. Larson per formed many cures there that seemed llko miracles. Ono woman, Mrs. Goo. F. Jandos, wlfo of an Alaska sea captain, came to him, a helpless paralytic. Ho gavo her Im mediate relief and finally tho uso of tho right arm and sldo, which had been practically dead for years. Ho cured Fred Anderson of chronic con stipation, Mrs. Gardner of Puyallup, who had beon bed-ridden for months, ho caused aftor a few treatments to walk a mllo to tho Tacoma hotel. Many othor similar feats brought hundreds to seo this wonderful man and test his vibration science, as ho calls It. Mr. Larson Is now in Portland, which city ho will leave during the next ton days and, It is possible, may vMt Salem boforo making a con templated trip to tho East. CASTOR I A 1'or Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tno Slgnaturo f CCvft && &. Grand Opera House JOHN P, CORDRAY, Manager ONE, NIGHT MONDAY JUNE 21) L. S. SIRE Presents America's Foremost Character Actress MAY ROBSON In Her Great Now York-Chicago Succo3S by Anno Warner The 'Rejuvenation ofj AUNT MARY Hjiie Wing Sang Co. BIG STOCK OF. GOODS v FIRE WORKS SALE Wo mako up all kinds of wrappou nnd whlto undorwoar, walsta and klmonns. ;'1 Our Store Best Goods At wholesale prlcos this week. 32 G N. Commorclnl St. First store, northeast sldo, Salem, Oiegon. CHICHESTER'S PILLS V yf- TUB UIAMONU UKAND, 1 yTJtVv Jim!II AtUytiurlrufUtpf j fjW AV H . I'lll In UtiX and UoM .-mllkWJ Inm, tftlr-i vrllh IM'jo P.Uwn. j 1'iiLa mu ..hp. lllir of -aup f. lllir of -aup l)rHBBlt- AforUtnjSlfKH.Tr.H nw known ai Due. Slfett. Al R tlUk SOLD BY WfilSTS'FVSWiF.Rf THE AVENUE Creamy ices, clgarj and confeo lona. Corner of Seventeeflth nnd Asylum avenua. N. u. uer. pro prietor. Kansas City $61.65 TICKETS WLB ok &J, July 6 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21,-22 jj Good for rotura In no jlto stopover privileges it piL witnin Iltslti j WfliUUUiK THE DUB For any furthor informalloa cM aeonu, n WI. M'MUHRAV, Gonoral Passengor AgeaL PORTLAND, ORtQffiT Tlmo Curd I Xo ;. 03. $oilm Ptd 1008. "" DmMl 7 ?i Tmntnl Portland, Vtmm. ao. lu.biu a. m. Oiecoit fa. in was. No. 18. 8M0 n. m.-CottmOr liuaouuKvr. No. 12. -2:4c p. m.-Robnrrj aongor. Toward Portland, FrtJefct. No. 222.-6:00 p. m.-Portluj fast frolght. iu. o, 1UMU WIS t .- way freight. Toward San IYnncUco, IVwmm ""' fiVO B. K.X0tMV pnssongo' No. 17. GMCp, m.-CMto0f( passonco. No. 15. 0:G0 p. m,-Ci!lfort ' press. ; No, 13, 3;31 a.m.-- StaFriaebwl Touard San FmMxe, FffW, 1 NO. 221. 2:43va. m.Jfort!WlMj iroignt. . i No. 225. l:iS irnrMm ritnn XyiiArn limM TlU ' 1 1 Tlmo of arrival and dtprlin cars at Salem Is ai'iollo, PorOwi and latormndlato pojoii:' Aiiiioir . , "" 8; 40 a.rBi? '!? 10:50 a.m. 9:05 it 1:25 p.m. (J:20p.m. "545 p.m. 8:20 p.m. Local Exprow Local Express Local Express 11:0S ti 1M( P-t J:!S p.t 6:00 P-i tr & and production. New York, threo Original cast Three months In months In Chicago. A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE Prices: $1.50, 81.0(1, 75c, 50c. Seat Bale at box ofllco Monday 0 a. m, O 9mm & .JWOVLXA.. ll KIM Yoj m la)s Et Salem Fence Works Headquarters for Wovoh Wire Fencing. Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gatea, Malthoid Roofing, P. & D, Ready Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad justable Window Screens. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN Successor WALTER MORUBY. BO Cokrt St. , Salen, Or if Tv tcSl HICKORY Cough Remedy aHoivthv rvt Coughs, Colds CROUP anaEaaacHaaHBRH Whoopm Coujh lleirtintu Brpnthilii SORt THROAT 4 Mmm W U TIIROATndLUNCS ItWIlMT WM MW0Y CO. ..i.i -. .r.r SAlfU. ORf CON. US.. mmtaammamamsme rntt: iwt-n cu COltVALLIS & E.WTEILV K. K TDIB TA11LE Nu. 4 t.PRjoa rifttrolt i l!00Pj follows, commencing Jan. J'i lWj Tralaa tot Cmtm. Leaves Albany M rrlve3 Pt CorvallU ...."'' Mn f A Loaves Albany I'Jll 4-i, . PAriiii ...:? i AII1IV1 . -"" K tt '" u ..; T nn.m. AllKtlV .......I '" I urn . cja A&.wv. ...- Arrives at (JorrallU .... I Train tot AmJ T E "! ' M4I.M Leaves CirrallU Tuii Arrives at Albany I oaves Carvallls ;'- AnirM at Albany X,M No. 7 ,.M.l Loaves Corvallls ,. i a ir. nt Albany T r' No. 11 (Sunday Mut .Avea Corvallh '1.1 Leaves corraiw i.jii.M Arrives at Albany ....." TI No. 12 (Sunday eT..,,,.! Leavos Albany 'gpl For luriucr iu. . n Portland, 0n ". fifi CommenclnB Jum w t further notice, the foWJ " ;nivin will be In ofect j """ - v n n k. ""';, nt tha I :. tecr a- . .... .. ; i . j vn.nin. daily 3 oany ana h- M': nv.ln KO. 16 Tl "" .j r i,,nv 7:45.ib. 13:" a" -Asa. Wtfia passenger Lv. YaQulna..:55fii:l Am Albany, J. W?J!L -nil UNIVERSITY OF OBEOPN., RIIHMFR SESSION WS.K' IOUOW1 jiiMt a wa jnwwf . 4 0AA una mm m mum .. i ta WeWr. CkmMrr, ?JSfiT mmmmmmt r will J . x. i " . KVJaCt.v AMHHC JLF. HavflnoCirT fos tkji MM lAUMhT tmmt VaMt "Vibany ll:? ? Emiltf r ar. Albany I 6-23-t