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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
V.. nOFER, Ed.
A. !. Nc.p.per Devoted to America Mp
VtQKiem Ad Development of All Oregon.
tM&A KTtry ?p1o Etctpt 8unUv, Sl '
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BCmCRIPTIOK RATKi.
(Iairlablr in Advance.) " . ' i
mittf, if wHI, per year ..". 'w
Six
1 ryr, c . fiPRCIATi
XK &;. 0. De V &
STmR W;i&tV7trH A.w: Lane, Garden Road Store.
SSrir'ouJd7sto(ro, HaXnDoe, Fairground. Road.
Ketl's Coraer, TweUt and Crow .treetj
a. K. Grocery, a. a. js.dk eu
ru. ".-.- ::. r n wtmainr.
7Frrk Iter; F.Vllowersox, Twelfth and Leslie.
lm Grocery. I ereatecath atret .. , .
J!! Umni Sob. coraer Capitol and Union streets.
-(. Mlem Utore, West Salem,
alaa'a Coafectlonery, 478 BUte street.
"Dr. gtoae's, 241 North Commercial gtrect. t
Husma's Store, North BlXth treet.
Oemaa Bakeryeeraer; Twelfth and iCherookota ,
City Bubicrlbors who doslro Tho Journal mailed U
thorn nt summer resorts or other out-of-town places
will ploaso notify tho olHco, giving city nddross and tho
longth of tlmo they dcslro liapor sont to now addross.
On roturning, pleaso notify ofllco In ordor that sorvlci
by carrlor may be promptly resumed.
FROM
THE EDITOR'S NOTE
ROOK.
John Hall wns In town Tuosday
sad argued a caso boforo tho su
preme court. Ho has tak6n an np
peal Hi his own cAso In connection
with the land frauds for which
Heeuy contlcted him, and whllo thut
U ponding ho hun a largo practice In
Lru courts at I'ortlatid and In thd
statu at largo. Ho was for a Hum
very prominent In politics, and ns
mIbJchI Stun Hayden In the Magors
murder caso. As n result of his vIr
Rant prosecution, nilstod by Hoy
den, who wow (lion district nttornoy,
Mnnorn was convicted but secured
nuw trial nt tho hands of tho supreme
court. For tho second tlmo ho wus
convicted of murder In the first de
cree, tho only ensu of that kind on
mum) In this district. Magora wuh
said to httvo declared ho wanted hi
freedom Jiwt nno day and he would
VIII Hull. If he were utlve to till
day hu would certainly have his re
venue wlllimU shedding blood, for
Hull himself bus been the victim uf
n meroll&si promeutlon.
One pha4 oi thu Whitney Hnltw
prostitution for mulotliiK the Hnw
thartio estate doee not apuour In tho
vapors, and It uf a social origin, it
was considered by some ef the fam
ily that tjiejulr of t. estate who
iimrrWnf OoillnaiUd, Hit help clvat
the fumlly tttwlnru soolally au I
tho report hu It that the Collins
tlUl not jnc-vo In ten sums social c1.,
ei wlm tin? I)q1m. nod that tk
UoImn omth&fsel this to stieU au
oxteut that the Collins swore Ytu
Kranw nd vuguuce Unt wome la
Xho $mm of the crlaUeel proeeee
Uou. Surh U Ufa.
Hot) X. W. OfU.. of the MulUte
tnuh 1'rlHtmi; eemiiasur et Portland
was In (ho oU,s MoNday, om hi wy
home from onutirfog on the McKen
Klo, nd ueknowletlgetl that he U a
mmlldute for eeaker. 1H U tlw
puhilaher uf "CIhU Glut. ' a eenulnr
olub piihllentioH at the iH4riwll,
u4 a hcther of (leo. M. Orton. tee
labor leader, who tervwl twice In the
lSlVUurtf, tvHtl ttit wlwee etreth
m0 HfltiHiurttj Ue eeeeje now a
iHtMwbr et iHey voiei. The famlb-
mm Is e tyb mm fa eJitre wUH.
He are Smith er Jm. for the voter
Min iimX feJMsW ihaitlculHi. Smith.
or Jjie4 Mia httjeiMftMle be ertieU
ilft kmv aom mmfcir ef that fewlly
who has good tnvlu and so vot or
blttj. Ue. Orion has beew eeaeelag
with the family ( CoottthQenoral
MllUr. Mrs. MUW ua,l dt)chte of
tlttgoe. ami Judge I'UNMer. wif aa4
sue at JMUy SprUif, Mltcketls old
law twriHer U retoreHns his belth.
and h.M been playlug luiseball with
Prudent HhKik ef the Kegeee Klret
KatlanM bank. Mr. Ottoa u a
slrgnj h,juuilon at Statowuw't No. 1,
and oltes the fact that a Democratic
lfKllauro in Kehtuvky hu wtntor
vlcctea a lUpubllcan V S seat -
nd Prop.
month .......Wc
DELIVERY ......
Son, Aar m Avoa.o
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iiieninna aveuuo.
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nnd while thoro It m'uy have boon
dono In tho Interest of tho "Inter
oits" In Oregon tho Republicans aro
cnllcd upon to olect it Democrat, In
thfl Interoit of tho people. Ho anys
tho first bill ho will Introduco will
bo tho Oklahoma banking law, nnd
ho thinks that the stnto needs this
kind of act to protect tho pooplo. Ho
does not think tho atato could elect
n hotter man for Prosldent of thu
seuato than Hon. Tom Kay of Sn-
lorn, and hopes ho will succeed
whother ho li elected spenkor or not.
Ho says Iko IlliiKhiun H bncklng
Kay, nnd both nro Statomont No. 1
men, niul ho bollovos tho statomcut
mombcrs should control both housos
Ah n mater of fact both Soiling nnd
Kny nre men of good rocords In the
seunte and either one of thorn
would take pride In mnklng a good
proaldont of the senate.
The llullruad Commission Is doing
some smnll but satisfactory stunts
these days. Oswald West has Just
gone ovor tho Corvnllls and Houiteru
on foot, Proildout Campbell has In
vestigated pome old boxoars that nro
doing sorvlco on another line In tho
vnlloy for pnseengor depots, until
the woodpeckers have made so mauy
holoa lu thorn, thoy are not tmfe to
hold chickens when thty brenk out
of th coops. A depot with 400 foot
Moor spaee It to be put In at I.yoni,
nnd two trains a day are now run
over the Ynqulnn liny line. lleji
Jem mad a light on the antiquated
ears lho had for paesitgon and
w oari are beliig tised. Of course,
th rtwd will inner be extended down
to Newport so loug as HarrlmMU
Umhs It and thee thert Is no comp
UtloB to force him to do It. Rut
that Is the way of the world. We
dott't Hay of ee do very tMMeh italeet
eowpeUtioa drivee us to It.
Bohemia Sharp who took the purt
of the ONlMete Hmperor In the eoMte
parade et the CWry Fair hiu be
oomt the objeet of wry artlent ear
repo4eee ob the part of some
Ibtstere typewriters and sUttorpb
ere who bavt hoanl of hU owbIv
taluable w!bIhc Calms, and on of
tvui Is ptttaulnc hlw with aluxwt
dally tpUtifw tent leertese 1b. bttre
Htf eifectloii ami volew. H !
ttreee U atvfliB . W ittoiit smith.
01 WoodUtWN avao, Xrd apart
sweet. Cles HI. She seems to
hAve some weelih eud wnu to lav
leh It o Rehemla bet to this be ob
jects, as be sn( be dow not wrhi
her mono? bet would itkf to lvest
U for ber owh beeef!t. not for
In acme roatvy prowUlef wU'.hs
preperty that be alone knew the lo
fetlwi ef. Tbbi wUI rlt Into a Uj
fluaneUl trehsartlaa sbaru u
handltps U with hie hsiuI bunla
uowvuoh. tiui u will be a sad
blew to the hope of soma of the
state home stenographers who have
led him to believe that they were in
teretej ,u BoHtinl. per.oaal.y and
not in hi, ,nu Such tr.fMng ,.
DAILY CAPITAL """' EAI.KM. OREGON,
I always given Its Ju3t desert3 and the
nhlcaco key-nuncher Is ahead In tho
race to get next to the old mining;
king's heart at last accounts, and we
are glad, of It.
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Salens baa 19 saloons and drug
stores that pay city licenses In
amount of ?1 1,800 a year to help
run theclty. Throo dayi of tho
Cherry Falrcarnlval passed by and
only dno arrest that caused by tho
confetti craze lato Saturday night
An ex-convlct was arrested for be
ing drunk on Sunday when the sa
loons aro closed tight. Polico Judge
Moores can Justly claim that this Is
tho most orderly city In tho world
. Such a fact as the abovo does not
nnnoal to the theoretical Prohibi
tionist He la not Interested In a
little mntter llko 112,000 a year oi
revenuo that goes to relieve tue tax
payer, and causes tho city almost no
ojpenso In return. Ho is not Inter
ested In such bagatelles as tho dis
order that would result from Salem
becoming a dry town with Illicit
nio. blind nlKi. bootlegging and
bottle houses running In violation of
nil law and order. What does tne
professional Prohl. agitator enro for
nronerty that la mado worthless and
hopyards that havo to be plowed up,
nnd a large state Industry ruined. He
wants to try his theory of running
n dry town with compulsory absti
nence. Ho Is not satlsnod to convert
men by moral suasion nnd education
and religious Inlluonce. Ho wants to
onmt.ni Mm uncoiivortod man, tho
tincducntcd man, the Irrollglous man
to put on tho vlrtuos nnd live the
llfo of tfio man who has been mndo
over now by tho Influences of tno
highest Christian civilization. He
would bring this nbout by legisla
tion, nnd ho may bo right but thcro
aro many who cannot seo It that wny.
They beg leavo to dlffor with him
and say the present systom of rogu
lntlon nnd control nnd compromise
with tho drinking habits of tho pco-
plo Is better than his theory of ab
solute Prohibition. Thoro nro those
who do not bo'.levo In tho Justice of
nutting upon tho city n policy of dls-
ordor, a policy of dostroylng Indus
try nnd property values und driving
tho supply of tho liquor traffic Into
secret channels nnd forcing thou
sands to become secrotly criminals.
Whllo thcro aro largo numbors who
bollovo lu the uso of liquor as bev
erages nnd who bollovo In Its uso ns
mcdlclno nnd In proscriptions and
patont medicines containing) alcohol,
thoy will find ways to got tholr
needs Hiippllod so long as tho bcllnf
laatu, nnd If the city does not soo
fit to llcenso and regulnto for the
purposos of getting rovonues, they
will get It unlicensed.
T!io offorts to got the radical Pro
hibitionist advocutos upon some
ln.sU of ngrcomunt with tho ndvo
octet of llcenso and regulation will
.all. Uut out of the offort good may
come. Iladlcnllsm on olthor sldo of
tin- liquor question will accomplish
a, tntlon, nnd ngltatlon In tho ond
educatos. Education of tho citizen
ns to his right In tho long run nc-ct-mplltmos
tho only lasting rosult.
The Prohibition nnd Tompernnco ad
vocate never accomplish all thoy
n'ni at but thoy always leave public
.(.ntliuont ugnltut tho drink habits
nt d the drink tralllc a notch hlghar.
For this tho people ow thorn thanks.
Tint demnud for the reconstructed
saloon, where there Is an opon glnsd
front, wliero there aro no boxes or
hiding plaoe for tho loafor, the
bum, the drunkard and the criminal,
where womon and minors aro not
permitted, where gambling and on
rousing, fighting and prostitution of
any sort aro banished, U what the
repectble property owner wel
comes and good ettltettbhlp demands.
We have reaehed that Mat whero
we aro ready to admit that In cotin
rv "MuuniUee. I smaller towiis
ami rltlt, wber there la a large ma
jority hQNMtly In favor of shutting
out the liquor tralllc. it can be
mad a a renioiuibU success. Ret that
etuee of any else, or communities
where public sentiment Is about
evonly dlvMetl nut be oomluetexl or
derly m the Prohibition plan, we
deny. We deny that Salem would bo
tt orderly without salooes as wltn
them If they are propartly eondneied.
It we to get inch facts before the
people that the meeting Saturday
atcbt wa calUm. The radical on
both shies does not ilk- tbeae mod
erate and eoneervatlre statements of
fact and truth. I la prWars absolute
Prohibition or the unregulated law
less saloon. The bnelneee nun pre
fr good order and good bwalnf.i
method to any theory. The th
orl sacrifices $oed order. I Willi?
to destroy property and Industry,
ami deetroy public rovonuus without
accomplishing any good rosult vjiint
ever.
The Saturday nlaht meeilneVai
week but nroX? ? ! tM
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 33,
Scrofula
Few aro entirely frco from it.
It may develop so slowly as to cause
little If any dlffturbanco during the wholo
period of childhood . nn
P Itroay then produce dyspepsia, , ca
tarrh, and marW tendency to, .eon
Bumption, before causing eruptions,
BOTeoKi!!3y9rid of Htake the great
bleod-purifler, . g
Hood's Sarsapanlla
In usual UquJd fom o In chocolated tablets
known as targatabe. 100 doses $1.
.tnent that Is controlled by tho pul
pit orators do not want to hear but
one side. To them there is but ono
Bldo and that is of an omotlonal ana
sentlmontal charactor. Thoy mean
tell, and are to'be considered sincere
unJes3 they advocate the uso of al
cohol as medicine and tho uso of
patent medicine substitutes for sa
loon drinks. If they bellevo In al
cohol as medlclno or employ pntent
medicines containg alcohol they aro
inconsistent, but that is not so bad
at deliberate choice of an ovll for
lt( own sake. Tho people these days
wLo chooso vlco and evil for its own
sake are a very small number and
hr.rdly worth mentioning. But '.t
should bo snld that any plan of Pro
hibition that alms to shut off tho
laboring man or tho pooror clnBs of
peoplo from getting liquor, but
would leavo the rich man to havo
Tquors In his homo and at his clubs
would provo n fraud and creator of
soc'al disturbance It would pro
duco tho spirit of anarchy nnd law
I sness among the mnsses of tho
ptople. Thoro Is serious dnnger of
nuking mon nnnrchists If they are
forced to do things In violation c.c
Iawb which seom perfectly natural
and right for them to do Lot us give
credit to tho churches nnd tempor
nnco 'Jrgnnlzntlon for tholr good
work in holplng to'brlng nbout bet
ter ldtals of good citizenship. Let
us iu'jo higher tho standards of per
sonal conduct and responsibility for
good ordor and nt the samo tlmo lot
us not sanction disorder nnd deUruc
tlon of property vnltioi and Indus
tt les von though thoy aro demandod
in tho 'inmo of rollglon and ortho
doxy, Hops nro but ono small Item
of the products that nro used for the
manufacture of tho world's bover
ages mil Oregon Is not tho only sin
ner. It iccinH ntrnngo that tho time of
the city council and '" miyor an I
othor i-lty officials al '' ' taken
up for houra ovor the pet- details
of whether bicycles should bo sliu:
off from tilling tho sldowalks on one
side of a certain block whon tho
city council could help tho whole
.lly h giving the Salem and Stny
ton oloctrlc line n good lift. If tho
council had taken up tho matter ana
passod a losolutton ondonlng ih-j
pla'i for in King the $100,000 bond
subvcriiitiQii, nnd the 15 memUn
tnoreof had onch takon nn $10 1
bond, tbiy would have lmmortnllzvl
thei'isoivec ir one public body th.r.
wn ruimatwl by public sprit. On:
nldorman, Ellott of tho seventh, vol
untarily came to the commlttoe and
put down ills name for $100 stock
sub3criptiou. The city council coti'a
do more for tho city by boosting for
the Suh it and Stayton oloctrlc In IB
minute than by spending nn
amount of time on bicycle ordi
nances.
Uut the council and mayor are iit
alone to blame for not being enthus
iastic over the Salem and Stay n
eloctrlc. Wo are al' too cold-bl.iod-od
about suoh matters. We are tou
close and tight and calculatln? lo
build tble city rapidly. One merchant
hit It r'eht when he signed for J50n
of the electric bonds. saying he wouli
norrow the money at the bank and
pay eight per eent, and as the bia.h
pay mm six par cent ha would h
out two iter cent a year for live y.
ue sayj n can make more thau no
per year when that electric lln is
built nbova what ha Is making now.
nt-d make it ten tlmaa ovr ti.m
Is the tulrlt of Alderman sinewt .
and It Is the right eplrlt and tb
spirit that win and makea big n en
HICKORY
BARK ,
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WILnUI I arum w , open .;;;
L iavr, Oregon City, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until
JUS? tnenVdal?y at ? A. M. , Stage also goos from Mt. Angef. F1
I $1.50. r. vv. wii;u'-" r--.-L4lw4W444fWr4W
44WM I H4-H4fH
- ' -wrT nn nni iiiuluii
and big towns, and It is tlmo wc
were all getting rid of our skln-itug
habits and narrow contracted llt-a
of helping no public enterprise.
I want to call attention again to
the shameful neglect of South Com
mercial street. Let It be admit 'd
that the contractors did a poor Job
and did not build tho street accord
ing to specifications. Lot it bo ad
mitted that the street U not as vel
constructed as tho Liberty road, and
yet thoro Is no excuso to lot the
street go to ruin. At present It Is
strownoverwlth sharp pieces of rock
that ruin a driving horse's feet nnd
cm auto tiros to p!eco3 ns effectually
as though tho street were strown
with broken plato glass. Is thoro
no remedy for this? Indeed there 13.
The street should bo cleaned, which
has not been dono In two years. Tho
threo blocks of Court street that aro
paved are cleaned sovornl times a
week, and sprinkled dally several
tines. H:: whot minority does tho
city government caro for tho ono
street and neglect tho other? Tho
peoplo who own property on South
Commercial streot paid out about
$12,000 for that street Improvement.
I' they paid that sum for a beauti
ful and much-needed public bulll
littf nnd had presorted it to tho city,
would not tho city rnro for it, koop
It clonn, pnlnt It, nnd seo that It did
not go to ruin? Tho argument is
pnrnllol, and tho clt has no right
lo Biien.-l all its funds on one street
to tho noglect of another street. The
South Commercial street Improve
ment Is well worth, caring for. It is
our finest thoroughfaro leading to
the ccmoterles and to the fruit coun
try beyond. It is tho main travelled
road for autos going north and
south. An nuto going ovor It now
raises a cloud of dust that covers
tho residences for several blocks
Tho street should bo sprinkled bt
tween four nnd flvo in tho morning
after it has boon raked off clean nnd
clear of tho sharp spllntors of rock,
and then with tho water on, It the
surfneo would becomo as smooth n
cemont pavement. If wo ennnot do
these things right .what Is the uso
of paving streots? Wo aro now at
thoso things, but thero Is no en
couragement to mako street improve
ments If they are not cored for..
Phono 44 Main 147 N. High St.
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs ard Llvory, all Rigs Modern
Rubber Tire,
Hide Wing Sang Co.
HIG STOCK OP GOODS
We make un nil klml nt ,.
and white underwoar, waists and
kimonas and skirt? nil i-in,io ni
gentlemen's and ladles' furnishing
eoous; an Kinds of silks and dres
goods; hose, suits, nanta. nvmii.i
blaukeU, neokwear, matting, china
ware, trunks, embroidery and lac3,
UtVJ.
OUIt STOUIJ hkst
GomU now at very low nrice nitr
sale.
HiiO X. Coinincrcial St. Salem, Or.
O C. Te Co.
Steamers Pomona and Oregona
leave for Portland dally except Sua
day at C a m.
M. V, IJALDWIX, Agent.
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CHlCrttSTER'S P LLS
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RESORTS
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BRING YOUR CAMERAS and KOfMfl
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SMITH'S CAMERA SJo
wo w ucvciopmcj Tor Amateirs
Servo Lunches and Sell Ckgl
isyo iieaca JNOwport, Or
the i
fAFT kovki
Privato boarding. Strictly t,aJ
cooking, servo tho boat meali, Jl
noip yoursoir. Kates reasonable.
MRS. MARY BATCIIMAN, Mp.
Cor. Fifth and Hurlburt Streets i
block north of Prosbytorlan churdj
ROYAL
RESTAURANT
For quick sorvlco, strictly hoi
cooking, go to tho addrenl
low
DEAOII LUNCHES
our specialty. West jd
D.A Q - . , . .!
num. oi., uug una oneMi
block south of boat landing
A. J. Rader's Camping Gro
Hero you wIlL find good n'rl
sontlc tanks, good locatien: tmkl
tlon nnd furnished tonts to rut el
Nye Crook. A. J. under, proprletxl
Newport, urogon.
O.K.
BARBER SHOP
A first class up-to-date shop. Dot
'overlook this plnco for tho best
Thoro is no harbor better iklH
with a razor or pair of sluort i&
It. N. .WALTER, I'm.
West alklo Front street, near I
lauding. Agency for Corva'.ili!
dry.
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CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I havo selected the beitta
of Cigars and Tobacco teal
ent with the trade. Casna
you with what you ldM
satisfaction. Also caririR"
ttlntn linn nt ant drlnlL l
E. CASS, Prop.
Front Street, opposite TW
coptlon, Newport, orwi
aWMMMMMMMUMMSMSHOTf
ED. SULLIVAN'S,
MARKET
Frc3h fish 9f all kinds lassjl
Frosh Krabs Kooked dally fj
bait nn hnnl nt nil times. P.'l
rout. J
Stocker's Meat MarW
Hero you will fiud ntallt
cnoicou moats that can ub p.
nlan flol, Vnn. rvntrnnnefi K-
STOCKElt'ff MEAT UM&
Xetvport, Oregon
FURNITURE
Newport, Orcgo
ror Household Furniture
kind nnd description go to
H. D. BLAKELY
Carpets,' Mattiug, Stoves bJ!
warn. Soil nr rAnt vrtU S CW"
hniiftftkPPnlnp- nntflt and btf"
when you leavo. Prices aWl
South Front Street, only ""
kind.
Whon .r, in Vnwnnrt tB
Bain's Hack & Dray&J
gives special attention to
ring baggage and camp ou.1 jj
uiaueu auu uihuiw",j,i
wood and hay for sale. vJ
ueia ui uuiu a xiutwewt
. nhntlC S
;ewnort. ureKou. r"
tlons.
,L. . ,. . nFCS
wuub ai newiiurt eu (rta
Rowln's Livery Stables for n
morn vnnr tin (fence: 10 P J
best clrl a drive: to 8,!
Rock, Seal Rocks or any PJ1
terest In small or largo p&f
and feed and a squa" .
around; careful drivers
tha .lipnch. Olva us a tnt"
i w
Newport H
t. . , - IrnmS '
uuara ana rooms, -- .,!
best 25c meal in city; rVj
self. Large. P??01
5c'd la Salem bv dTsj---
imnjwiaic, 01(9. J
pnetreee, Newport, u.