Daily capital journal., July 10, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

DAILY WTAI, WCIWAL. SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, JM 10, 1PM
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SPEECH OF HAMMOND
r. Chairman nid gentlemen of
the conventien:
From each of the great galaxy of
tommonwcaltlu constltutlne ; U'6
Union, como tho delegate of .an
earnest and Impatient people. Earn
est in their determination Uiat pub
Uo wrongs shall be speedily righted,
that corrupt practices shall cease
id that civic righteousness shall
preyall. Impatient at tho policy of
delay and postponement pursued by
the political party now In control
Of all departments of tho federal
government and impatient at the
frivolous excuses and apologloa of
the Republican party for Ha Inac
tion and Its neglect to perfect nee
0ry legislation.
Tho power to defeat progressive
sad reformatory measures favored
by tho great majority of tlio men of
the land has been lodged In tho
hands of a cotcrlo of reactionary pol
' ttlclRns who exercise It to further
partisan ends' and to servo special
Interests, regardless allko of tho
seeds of tho nation and tho demands
of tho people. Against this delib
erate delay In tho performance of
pubHc duly, agalnBt political cor
ruption, agnlnst tho entrenchments
of lawless wealth and ngnlnst the A
Jlveranco of tho rights of tho peop'o
arid of their chosen representatives
Into tho possession of n trlumvlrnto
at of sympnthy with tho pcoplo, tho
Democratic party sets Its faco nnd
prepares for a mighty conflict. Again
proclaiming for nil, equality, for
Bone, special favor, It enters upon
the contest with tho comclotisness of
blng right nnd with the nssurnnro
of being victorious.
Hero In this beautiful city of the
Mottntnlni havo assembled the del
egates who ar to select tho loader
Jn this campaign of tho peoplo to re
cover their rlfihtH and privileges.
"vVhatovor dissensions thcro may
be in our ranks, whntover differences
of opinion may prcvnll, to bo worthy
of tho task before us wo must choose
ear leader with calmness nnd delib
eration nnd when ho Is chosen wo
Binet follow him with xeal and wPh
etrenjtth, mindful only of tho grout
purposes wo icck to accomplish. If
thcro Is ono In our party great
enough and good enough to bo made
oar candidate, upon whom nil with
JaTtmr ranks can ngreo and nround
whom no Intornal itrlfo has raged,
and who can hotter than any other
wattes all the factions and all tho
divisions of tho Democratic party
Mpon n platform enunciating tho de-
MRfrds of tho people nnd dedicated
to them, It Is wlso nnd It Is our duty
to naino him as out randldato.
Tho great North 8tnr state, mid
way between tho two oceans and
at tho head of tho groat valley of
'the Missis ilppl. comes bore with a
message) to deliver and a record to
dltcloto. Bho has a son whom she
loves and ha signally honored and
the can not better aid In tho great
work that lie beforo u than In offer
ing to us a lender that honored clt
liens of tho itnte.
Thousands upon thousands of the
Bieji and women of this oountry
were burn In other lands nnd under
Other flag. Tho opportunities to be
found In this land, tho broad prin
ciples upon which our form of gov
ernment rwU, tho freedom of no
tion and tho fecurlly of life nml of
property hero attracted them so Ir
resistibly that they left the home
of tholr fathers nml enwe to live
with us. to Dray for the naUa's wel
fare when there is peace and to tight
for the Hattoa's honor whew there is
war. They beraate Atwerleaiis. It
Is of lh sua of Swedleh iwwlgraatu
ttjnt ttk.
They vttiue with all the hope ad
with alt the fear that l experience I
by (note who try the uakaawa.
Thero wa n aew htamage to he ae-
quired. new rueiou he learned,
n new life to be befHH. Tkey found
a beaaurwl spot i the pfeta. tar
tho lAkes d the tort, and ttawr
thy built their little rut and uuaVr
wont the muWlei the pioneer uu
migrant so well uuderetaadi Ar tv
kuw of hit hurd-NUH King, (
Minded, Ood-wrvtg uiuther. hi'
he was Uaiht to lisp fete event m
prayer, her ten arat learned ouu
thing of the thaiaettr tit this grt
natliMt. ae she Uienti u hint her
reasons for braving faraway Sweden
and taklag up her bin down )
tho treos sad the rive and the :f
Doprlvod at an ratiy gg u( tfc
fathers striding Uad, tk mother
auu ur little out ere obliged ia
make tholr way aioue. Qui f the
depths of poverty haw oowe of
the noblest souls tho world kas
known. Tho hardship, tk. numer
ous trials, tho woarr strugglw ftjj
the day's nourishment, raiment and
shelter, leave aa lwpre upon the
NAMING JOHNSON
character of him in whoso llfo they
.f,m that can never be rcmovea.
Tho story of tho poor and tho Inter
ests of the common people appeal
to him ns they cannot appeal to one
who has not experienced the sorrows,
fm imr.ion nnd the anxiety of pen
ury and wnnt. The gross, the sel
fish, tho callous and the Indifferent
nre worn away by the grinding
wheel of poverty, leaving but the
refined, tho gentle and tender na
ture, sensitive to the calls of dis
tressed and unhappy humanity.
Creatures of environment that we
are, how great Is the Influence of
our surroundings In thoso tender
years when impressions arc most
readily made and most lastingly re
tained. In this uprising of the peo
ples lot our render bo a man of the
pcoplo, ono who has risen from the
depths and Is by birth, by training
and by nautre truly a on of toll.
When the boy grew older he renJ
a few good books and in a quiet
country vlllngo pondered over tho
great questions affecting tho destiny
of tho state and of the nntion. Once
convinced that tho government wns
besot by special Interests seeking to
obtnln unholy profits from It, slaves
of greed nnd selfishness, lovers of
powor nn-1 dominion, every patriotic
Jmpulso in tho young man's breast
Impelled him to oppose and de
nounce thoso enemies of tho public
good. Relieving that they sought
shelter and protection at tho hands
of tho Republican pnrty and hnd to
a largo extent, through their agents
nnd roprosontatlvos, gained control
of thnt pnrty and of some of Its rec
ognized loaders, ho nttnehed hlm
(olf to tho minority pnrty nnd lab
ored In Its ranks, without thought of
o"lce or preferment, nnd with voice
end pon ondeavorod to bring homo
political truths to tho pooplo of his
nutlvo stato nnd to throw light up
on tho dark practices of unfaithful
offlcc-holdcrs and public servants.
Tour years ago the dominant po
litical party In tho stato of Minne
sota, flushed by a scries of easy vic
tories but not held together by de
votion to any great living lsue,
found Itself engaged In bitter fac
lloniil qunrrola. Croat' chleftnns had
nrlren and their personal nmbltlons
nnd their rontons for political su
premacy o ougagod tho attention of
tho adherents of tho Republican par
ty thnt encronchmonts upon tho
rights of tho stato woro suffered to
romnln unchecked nnd tho Interests
of tho stato wero no vigilantly
guarded. It was the time for .1
leader to appear, ono who hnd tho
cinlldonco of tho pooplo of tho state,
whoso integrity was unquestioned,
7-iioso oharaotor was stainless, whoso
energy and ability wero known;
ono who had mado no factional en
emies but who had always boon loy
nl In tho sorvlco of tho stato. From
110 ono seotiou, from no ono faotlon,
from no ono chits en mo tho call for
tho man of the hour. It summoned
htm from his modost office, the pub
lisher of a weekly paper nnd around
him rallied tho romnnnts of tho
Democratic party that had mi oftert
strugglod In vain against the crush
ing force of Itopublican majorities.
Reunited, Inspired with tho hope of
victory, they followed this man and
supported him. Not to honor him.
not to gratify hit ambitions, but tn
rouse n stato from drowsy Inaction
to euergetlr life. In thnt year
Vrasident Itoosevelt carried the elate
by a plurality grtator than 100.0(10
but ike Dewecratle gevtraor va
el w ted.
Two years ag he was a candidate
for re-election. Ills snrceseful ef
fort In securing a reduction of
traatporaUeu ehargee, hie eurcwe
fnl MUNpftiifM againet timber tree
puaer who and ku Usen undle
twrbod. hie, lueoranc reform, his
UtelM itrnttgtae for faithful aud
efflrtut MrvKv In erv department
of the ktato goNfinim-nt. uod hi
KodoIFor
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I. C DWXTT & CO" Olcsjo, XU
A1MIRVGGISTS
A Noted Cooking Authority
Marion Harland Says:
"COTTOLENE is now so well and favorably known and so widely
titcd that it needs no word of introduction or commendation from me.
The most eminent of American chemists justly says that it poww
all desirable qualities of lard without the objectionable features inher
cnt in all products obtained from swine,'
"COTTOLENE the 'desirable substitute, is purer, more healthful,
and more economical than lard."
When Marion Harland, one of the best known and
most reliable food experts of the day, recommends
COTTOLENE in such glowing and unqualified terms,
you may be sure of its purity and healthfulness.
Ir -a r a J We hereby authorize your rrrocer to
Cottolene IS Guaranteed refund y0Ur money in case you're not
pleased after having given COTTOLENE a fair test.
M C 1J :- R1L- COTTOLENE is packed in pails with a patent
Never bold in Dink ;ticht topi t0 keep it clean, fresh and whole,
some; also to prevent it from absorbing the disagreeable odors of the grocery,
such as fish, oil, etc.
Cook Book Free &gffi$&Sfi$&
edited and compiled by Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln, author of the famous Boston
Cook Book." Address (
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, CHICAGO
Nature's
frank nnd fcnrlens manner of deal
ing with all questions nnd mnttors
thnt enmo before him mado him tho
trusted tribune of tho common peo
plo of tho stnto. "One good term de
icrvcH another" wns tho cnmpalgn
cry, nnd when the bnllote wero
counted It wns found thnt ho hnd
been re-elected by n pdurnllty
Krontor than 70,000, the groatest
evor given to 11 gubernatorial candi
date in tho state.
Today this man, In tho prime of
llfo, courteous, kind nnd unpreten
tious, strong, resolute and virile, an
orntor of untiBunl power, who hns nt
tnlned houornblo distinction by his
own Industry nnd effort, whose high
charnctcr and winning personality
compel tho lovo of his friends nnd
tho respect of bis political oponentt
this mnn, innocent of tho nllure
menta of groat wealth, who hns not
boon sworvod from tho path of duty
nor fasclnatod by tho powor given
Into his hands nor dazzled by tho
greator honor placed before him,
nover unmindful thnt as a public of
ficer ho la tho sorvant of the peoplo
and bound by overy obligation of.
duty nnd honor to strive to advanco(
their interests, Is tho Idoal candldnte
of this gront party for president or
tho Unltod States.
For tho first time Minnesota offers,
to tho Democratic pnrty a candidate
for the presidency, n man who has
boon tried and found no wanting. It
offers to you lu host loved citizen.
It offfT you the gavornor who hns
twlco led his party to vlstory, n
Under stAlnlMs and pure, strong
and brave, able and slncero. n true
Democrat, faithful to the tachlnga
of tho fathers, understanding tho
1 needs of the day, devoted to the
good and tke right. For nomination
for tho proeWewy of the United
Staten Minnesota prosonts tbs nnmo
of John A. Johnson.
$100 luviml, SI 00
The render of this nanr will btf
to be ttleased to leant tbitt there Is at i
toast one drmded dteMe that iclenco 1
bae be able to cure in all its stages
ad that U Catarrh. Hall's Catorrji
Cure U the only toslt!ve our now!
known to the wtdical fraternity. C-!
'ar h Wins a constltntlonal dlseatt
equlree a rodetltutieaal tivaiiHfut'
jtl'' Catarrh Cur it vakfn latem-
' . m-iiBp oirt-ciiv upon tne bloo-l
1 d iimcuou ura(v f the ttem.
,'Vnbv dtro!ng the foimUtlon of
lt.e JIsom. and g vlng the iatteet
"lencia Miiijiu mi the contltu.
,:''u and asl tin? nature a doing ttal
vk The nronrlrtoi-k h.a ...... k
fsith tn tta enrathr powers that the;
ffr One Hundred Dollars for any
je that It fa!U to .ure Send tor
Met of nt'ttunlal.
Addrew: P. J. eitfy ft Co . Toledo.
Sold by drugging. Tic
Tako tUll1 Ihwilljr Wll for cos.
stl)taUoii.
NVw Xot.trles.
A. V. UulHgr. SeasWe: Cheter
A, Shonoard. LettL C. e. Ja.vn
Goorg.Q! Hil Fo Klaamh. ...','
DVltt'l ffichtnaiel Salvo Is bs
Bclally good for rllee. Rei.mtenJ
d aud old l-y : d-uggU
Endorses
Gift from the Sunny South
Xnv Corporations.
Combination Salt and Pepper
Shnker Co.; principal ofllce, Port
land; capital stock, $50,000; incor
porators, E. C. Hurlbert, J. J.
Hurlbcrt and John A. Lee.
Robert Emmet Company; princi
pal oJllce, linker City; capital stock,
$5000; Incorporators, R. D. Carter,
Isaac Ilaer nnd W. F. Butcher.
John Ruedy Irrigation Ditch
Company; principal office, Cecil, Or
regon; capital stock, $750.00; in
corporators, John Ruedy, O. nuedy
and A. II. Ruedy.
O. W. P. Land Company; princi
pal ofllce, Portland; capital stock,
$1500; Incorporators, William II.
Morehouse, Jr., P. C. O'Malley and
Geo. J, Kelley.
0
TEA
New York is too far
from Japan; San Fran
cisco is nearer.
Your irom returni ywr runner It jou doo'l
lUo Schilling k licit e ray Uu.
lUIOW.VSVI LI.K W'ATKIl
roWKK IMPROVED
To put in n dam nt tho proper
place and tho proper time and that
produce the proper effect is not al
ways oasy, but that Is what J. B.
Hoso has done at Brownsvlllo for the
Brownsville Flouring Mills and
Woolen Mills, generating about two
hundred horse power It utilizes
"aBSHHMHBXSJMNMMHMSJMSjBjSjSjBjBBHft!
GREAT REDUCTION
INPRICESBYTHECHAS.K.
SPAULDING LOGGING CO.
We have today made a big cut in prices on
all building material manufactured by us. Now
is the time to build, while prices are down.
Call and see us at our office mrnor Front &
rerry streets.
Cottolene
COTTOLENE is made from pure Cotton Seed oil
Uiuuwrfjw ----pes Because it contains noth-
ncauniui iuuu. r rookes. bread and biscuits.
ffiJZSmZ required than
of either lard or cooking butter.
Prove the merits of COTTOLENE to your own
satisfaction by a personal test. It has a ways been
nfed highest award wherever exhibited in compel,
tion with other cooking fats.
part of tho wnter flow of the Cnl
Ipoola river nnd cost $1500. Mr.
lies hns been working thcro with
n force of men since April 5th, and
hns Just returned to the city. He !s
expert in his line of developing
waterpower. It Is to bo regrottoJ
that tho mngnlflcent water powers
running to waste through this city
'are not better utilized. Salem hn
from 400 to 1000 horao power wast
ing Itself away year .In and year out,
nnd little or no effort mnde on the
part of the owners to convene It Jnto
industries.
Over Tlilrty-flvo Years.
In 1872 there wns n great deal of
dlnrrhoen, dysentery nnd cholera In
fantum It wns at this time thnt
Chnmberlnln's colic, Cholera and DI
nrrohea Remedy was first brought In
to use. It proved more successful
than any other remedy or treatment,
nnd hnj for thirty-flvo years main
tained that record. From n small
beginning Its sale and use hns ex
tondod to every part of the United
Stnto nnd to many foreign countries
N'lne di'MgglBts out of ten will rec
ommend It when their opinion Is
nsked, although they hnvo othftr
medicines teat pay them a greater
profit. It can always be depended
upon, even tn tho most severe nnd
dangerous cnbe. For sale by Dr.
Stone's drug store.
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CASTOR I A
i'or Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tna xy
61gna;u-e . t C&if
&y,
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Iti'iiU'inber tho Special Day at Cliau
tatKitta Lecture by John
Sharp Williams.
Gladstone Pnrk, Oregon, July 10.
For the above occasion round trip
tickets will bo sold for ONE AND
ONE-THIRD FARE.
Snlo date July 10, limit July 13.
Good going only on train No. IS.
VM. M'MURRAT,
J. M. SCOTT, G. P. A., S. P. CO.
A. G. P. A.. S. P. CO. C-6-Bt-
O C Te Co.
Stenmera Pomona nnd Oregoat
lenve for Portlnnd dnlly except Sua
day nnd "Wednesdny nt C a. m. For
Corvallls Tuesday nnd Saturdij
nbout 7 p. m.
M. P. BALDWIN, Agcst.
G. F. Mason Box Co.
247 Miller St., South Snlem, miM-
facturer of all kinds of boxes, crit
nnd fruit dryer accessories. Pbo
308. 'L
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Wovea Wirt
Fencing.
Poultry Netting, Pickets, 0
Maltbold Roollng, P. & D. Rew
RooHng, Screen Doors and
Justablo Wludow Screens.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor
WALTER MORLEY.
250 Court St. Salem. 0r
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