XAlLT capital jpUKKAlgAMa.OltaQOy,
THURSDAY, BEim2nwW SW
J-fcW
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
M. nOFBR, K4. sad Prep.
a Indepcsdeat NeMfpr Devetal to American Principle nd
the rresretMd Development of All Oregon.
rubtlttied KrerKvcalnf Kccept Sundij, Salea, Ore.
SUnSCHIPTION RATflfl.
(Inrarltblr In AcItudcc.) '
Dllr, by ctrrlor, per year, 14.00 Per month ..60o
tHllr, by malt, per jreor. ... 4.00 Per month 33c
Weekly, by mall, per year. 1.00 Six months -,.60c
P
.. !! F in . ,m .i i ..ii-
SPECIAL DELIVERY
For convonlcnco of subscribers branch dollvory ofllcos aro establish
ed nt tho following places at 3G cones por month, $1.00 for tliroo menths:
ABylum Btoro, F, O. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avcnuo Junction.
Carllno, SovOntocnth stroot, A. W. Lane, Gardon Road Store.
Dane's Sloro, AIox. Dauo, SouthCommorclnl Btrcot,
Electric Storo, O. M. Epploy, East Stnto street.
Fairgrounds Storo, Unrrlson Dee, Fairgrounds Road.
Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
O. K. Grocery, A. A. Englobart, Twelfth street.
Wheeler's Btoro, V. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue.
Vow Park Btoro, F. a. Doworsox, Twoirth and Leslie.
Lane Grocery, Soventoonth stret
J. L. Mooro & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streets.
West Salem Storo, Vo3t Salem.
Zlnn's Confectionery, 478 Stato street.
Dr Stono'n, 241 North Commercial stroot.
Huff mall's SjLoro, North Sixth street.
German Dnkory, comer Twolfth and Chcmckota.
THIS KtHTtHl SAYS, "REJOICE."
Rejolco In tho coolnoJH of tho
night, In tho boatity of the morning,
In ntdlanco of tho mid-day, In tho
majesty of tho evening.
Rejolco all tho day long and prny
wftlior.it, conning to ho mndo wholo
and honest boforo God and man,
, . U-,
CENTER SHOT lY PAPL
Do Instnut lit Auimon, out of teu
ton, Watch thou In nil thing.
I hnvo fought h good light. 1
liavo kopt tho faith.
And tho Lord nliall doUvsr mo
from every ovll work.
Paul to Timothy.
o- ...
ADOPT A PARK. POLICY.'
Salem should adopt n pornianont
public park policy.
If wo only levy n tux of J2000
year rb n sinking fund IX TUN
YEARS AVE MIGHT HAVE ROME
HEAUTIFUL PARKS.
Thoro should bo a bill Inltltttod at
the coming city election to acquire
t leHlt 100 to 200 acres suitable for
parks.
Donds should ho mndo available
for at lonet JCO.OOO ON THE POPU
LAR LOAN PLAN TO IIUY SPIT
AI1LK PARK PROPERTIES.
Thou proceed to purehnso and
condQiuti lands so that tho olty may
not bo forever at tho murey of
prlvnto clinrJty for Its piny grounda
On tho unimproved Htreotn of tho
city thoro aro now thousands of
FINE TREKS THAT HIIOULD ItIC
PHK8RKVKD IY TIIK PAHK
HOARD.
Thoro Is not a mouth goo by but
no in o of thww trow nru cnit down,
and tho pnrk hoard has ovon hu
known ti glvo purmlsdnn to out
trooH on th Htreots.
Pl'DLIO RNNTIMHNT MUST UK
AIIOI'NKIi OX THIS HUIMHCT and
wo must not only prosorvu what wo
linvo of nnturnl bounty hut wo must
rouoh out and ucquiro pnrkH for fu
turo gonorntlont na well nti tho pres
ent. TIIF OlMXKiNlAX AN'I) TIIK DIN-NKlt-PAUi
HHIOADK.
Tli'n 'n!"'r UttmjUtMl tbo other
day th Mio Ulnner.Pnll Ilrlgudo
AvnH Mi'i inin 'i In ovldance,
T' '" n Ur view of national
poll'tr . mAUt to any that thoro
wits not tbo Uml pHiton of prosperity
In lie Hlr that we hrd IX THK NA-
Your Money
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P. hoi
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uk U In nH ve uo and
le whole onimminlty.
'i !ltM lite flolils and
'h fruit unJ
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TIOXAI CAMPAIGN I-X)Un YKAKH
AGO.
Far itho post year business has
been depressed, finances havo been
disordered, Indtutrlcs havo suffered,
rnllrond buclncm hns fallen off, and
millions havo been or.it of employ
ment tho nation over.
Thoro hns been some rovlval of
pronporous conditions, hut thnt the.
country Is sweltering on tho high
sons of bumper 'conditions 1H NOT
A FACT."
Tho presidential campaign has
not yet warmed up to tho poln
whoro tho Dinner Pall Drlgado aro
all on ono nldo of tho fonco.
TIIK rnXXKIt-PAIIi imiGADi:
IH NOT YKT IX KVIDKNOB. aU
though It may bo boforo tho cam
pnlgn Is cloned.
Tho hand-writing of npathy Is on
tho wall. Campaign contributions
aro Ingglng.
MANY PKOPL17 AHK NOT CAIt
IXO WIIKTHKK TAIT Oil I1IIYAN
WINS OUT.
Tho tlmo ban como for a national
readjustment of valucn and a re
adjudication of InlorosUs.
Bo whon tho Orcgonlnn seoks to
turn our statement as to tho Dlnnor
Pall Urlgndo not bolng In ovldonco,
ngnlnHt no, IT ONLY ASH AILS TIIK
TOLD IOGIO OK FACTfl.
It mnkOH a local application of n
gonoral situation and Buys that Col
Hofor's dlnnor pall Is will flllod.
Turning Its oyos with avldlly from
nctfiial conditions tho nation ovor, It
wnyn Salem nnd Wlllnmotto Valley
dlnnor imlls nro well tilled.
NO OXKS DKXIKH OUIt UXl'R
UATi U)OATj PHOHPKIUTY.
Its own Indictment of conditions
hns boon vory sovoro, and Us freo
I ratio editorials ohnrgo up tho wholo
trnngulntod condition to tho tariff.
It U n fnllaoy of tho Oregonlnn to
tnko tho position thnt MKUKIA
TIUIHNG lHlW'N TIIK PIIOTKC
TIVK TAHIFI' WAT.Ti and allowing
moro foreign goods to b brought In
to tho country would solvo tho wholo
problem.
It should alio dUniUa Its bnlluol
untlon thnt tho editor of this pnper
Is anxious to add tho gubernatorial
snlnry AS A PIKCK OF PIK TO Hlrl
1IIXXKU PAII.
No itioh thought has ontored tho
mind of nnyono In this state but that
of tho Oregonlnn.
It Is alarmed lest nnyono but a
cut and dried mnchlno politician get
that ottlco at tho hand of tho Re
publican party.
IT PltKFKHS TO 1IAVM THAT
OFFICK UX TIIK HANDS OF TIIK
DKMOCHATH to having any Hopub
llcan of Indopvndenca and poprjlar
procllvltlea hold It down.
8o It can dismiss all Us nlarmn
and faco tbo atom fact that eo far
the Dlnuer-Pall Hrlgade Is not In or
Idenco tho nation ovor.
THAT THK IHXNKIMWIL imi-
01H WIMi DEOIDK THK NKXT
PHKSIDKXCY, no ono can doubt for
a moment.
Tho Dlnnor-raU nrlgado has not
yet PrnM up with tho Orogonlan pro
Krem of a llttlj tariff tlnkorlng,
Tho groAtor program of reforms
for which RoomvoH stood MUST UK
HMMKKKt) OITT AXI) IUT
Timnrnu 'ati'h a fium haxd.
Whether Taft or Uryan shall be
tbo man to carry It Into effect Is
not vt determined beyond tho
ihndow of a doubt.
H tho Orogonlan wore sincere It
woM bo willing to allow a Unl(e4
8m senator TO HK CHOfiBX WY
THK PKOPLK OF OKKGOX, .IX.
?Tl?HOFTHK8ACK.
H would bo wlillos to allow
( to lako hi Nit aceoNilag to
M dcUcH Republican prlncl-
vn tanda for a Rooievolt re-
pfograni.
onM not boHryUr t feree
some unknown creature of the trusts
and the machine upon the people of
Oregon against their declared choice.
What assurance fcave the people
that it dark horse 'for tho United
States senate Js not A CREATURE
OF THE STANDAHD OIL TRUST
Oil OF HATIRIMAN?
It very well knows thab all the
big Interests aro opposed to tho
choice of tho people being ratified
by the legislature
IB IT FIGHTING WITH THE IN
TERESTS OH WITH THE DINNER-
PAIIj imiGADE?
WOULD IT NOT RATHER HAVE
THE RANKEST TRUST CREAURE
FOR 8EXATOR THAN THE FREE
AND UNTRAMMELLED CHOICE
OF THE PEOPLE7
Let It answer to tho peoplo nnd
to lto own conscience on tho main Is
sue now beforo tho peoplo of Ore
pon SHALL THE DINNER-PAIL
BRIGADE OR THE TRUSTS AND
WALL STREET dictnto tho choice of
tho next senator from Oregon?
Tho Cnpltnl Journal stands with
tho people for a senator who Is the
cholco of the people, even though ho
bo a Roosevelt champion nnd a 'gov
ernor In 1010 who shall not bo a
creature of the machine.
Severe
Pains
-SMILES-
The town Is full of
Mako them welcome.
Btrnngors.
When a prominent
nerve is atfected, the pain
is severe. It is called neu
ralgia. It may be in eith
er the head or body. Re
lief comes only when this
nerve trouble is overcome.
By its soothing and
strengthening influence
upon the nervous system
Dr. Miles' Nervine re
moves the cause.
"It w!i nbnut two yMrs ago that I
was tnkfn down with wnat the doe
tors rlnltn-d wuh nnu- lla. nnd Home
cullfd It llulitnlMK rhri mutism. Pmuo
palm woild bo ''" ""' l,,,,w .,0."';
other, mostly In tny, hofld. nnd they
wotilii lnnt two or three dn before
I could get relief. Tiu.lnR tlvjo spells
I would be no nervous that I hurdly
knew wlml I wi domir The pnlns
were n severe ana uxtiH'iHtlnK that
Inv liunhnnd would tuivo to atendy me
when wUln n"rnH the room. I
woidd hnvo fever, nnd my hen it wnud
pfllullnt" mid in u day or ewo I would
feel better. Juct n poon. us 1 would
expoe mVKelf the very leant I was
uro to hove n swll u neunilKln. I
have taken lots of dn-tors medicine,
but t mipht jiist n wnll nke water.
My aur.t kept wrltlnit me To Jujt try
Dr. Miles' Nervine, and 1 am thank
ful thnt I was pernundcd to do o. for
the Nervine haa cured mo has driven
It out of my .ys.rm."H &
' Z122 Savnnnnh Ave.. 8t. Joseph. Mo
, Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold by your
druggist, who will puarantee that the
first ItottU will benefit. If It fall, ha
will refund your money.
MUca Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i n
I Graber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt attention
to an oruors, guarantco our 4.
work to glvo satisfaction nnd x
to bo up to tho sanitary Btand- T
ard.
WE WILL BE PLEASED
TO GIVE ESTIMATES
ON CONTRACTS
Call at our shop on Liberty X
stroot, back of Darr's Jowolry T
Storo. Phono C50.
iiiiiiimiiiinnii
Milt
M01i:ii AND RKHTAURANTh
Salem Is growing In ovory way
Even our citizens are taking 'larger
vlows.
Evoryboly In 8alchi Is enlarging
their plant. Even Hnrrlman mny
havo to rent n shed or two to hnndlo
tho freight at tho Capital City.
Salem has tnkon two p.ren nlnni
Vho contract for tho first anartmenl
flats has been lot, nnd our first
barbershop hns ndded a lady nlan
Icuro. Our first citizens will have
their flngor nails cleaned at least
onco a week.
How will Salem stand In tho next
census? Isn't It worth whllo look
ing aftorT Wo can havo a super
visor of consus who will glvo our
city a black eye, or ono who will do
tin Justice. Which shall It bo? Next
to bettor railroad facilities, that Is
tho most burning prop, beforo rus.
Nato Elliott, Tho Journal block
Job prlntor, desorves credit for fix
ing up tho differences botwoon tho
Oregon Electric nnd tho city council,
so that dovolopmont work by .that
company can go ahead. Tho city
woo gottlng a had reputation for
playing a dog In tho mnngor policy
that was blocking tho extension of
tho Oregon Electric south to Albnny,
Eugene and Roseburg, and driving
It up tho West Bide. Salem holdi
tho key trt tho development of tho
wholo valley nnd will bo held re
sponsible for plnolng any obstnolos
In tho way of tho other towns.
Ily all means, keep up tho row
with tho Gonoral Electric. It Isn't
doing a thing for our town In tho
way of employing labor and spend
ing money. What does $20,000 a
month In tho way of payrolls from
two corporations amount to anyway?
Wo can do without It. To h II with
ull tho non-resident corporations.
Local capital will build them for
ua a hundred years from now
JtiBt as It had the Snleni'Stnyton
electric.
Tho Hoard of Trade will probably
appoint a recoptlon committee for
Harrlmnn when ho comoj to visit us
And a committee to preeont the urg
ont needs of tho clty for better
freight and paaienger accommoda
tions. Then how him tho state fair i '. '.
grounds, iho fruit district, tho hop Cerner: Seventh and SUrk St, '.
yards and tho brewory, and let tho 1 1 D ., , .. . "I
governor take him along to Port-):: rOTllaild S New OHJ MoJcm -"l
,m'' m t :: Hotel. Kates $ I per day ami : :
u u .tin up to'tho" prohibitionist i:: Mp European plw. Free Bs. ::
to explain why there are more drunks I;; WRIGHT-DJCKSON HOTEL CO. "
In Salem on Sunday when thu m. I.. . .
loons aro closed han week dayi.li rrOfletOTS
when thoy aro opened, lirethren, lot !' ' H I i M--W--ttW
ua uhlto to solvo that problem. In'
tho meantime Special Pollfcomanl
Wolch taXea In tho 8unday drunki I
M the law bo eaforced, aad fenyl
man who annoim on tho irMi l
drunk on Rtindav hlsh nr n i i
" ", ret
"FREE, FREE, FREE"
i Free Palmistry
Free Clairvoyance
Free Healing
Free Reading
For One Week
In an effort to convince tho skep
tical peoplo of Salem that Tho Del
mars havo no equal In their profes
sion and nro different from all otltor
mediums and their methods Tho Dot
mars havo decided to glvo everyone
a chanco to test their ability to read
tho past, present nnd future for ono
week freo of charge.
Do not conftiBO The Delmnra with
the man who called himself Prof.
Martin as many havo dono, a3 Prof.
Dolmars has no connection with
Martin whatever as this paper will
gladly verify. Neither do Tho Del
mars go from houso to houso mak
ing readings and havo no connection
wth that class of people. If you wish
to. consult Tho Dclmnrs It will bo
necessary for you to call at tholr of
fice In tho Hotel Eldridge, 248 North
Commercial street, Bulto 17, where
they can be found from 9 n. m. to 0
p. m.
If you aro going to consult n
palmist or clairvoyant why not bcj
tho best, It Is cheapest in tho end.
Como nnd bo convinced, it will
cost you nothing, Tho list reading
Is freo to all who como prepared fot
a reading nnd not out of idlo curios
ity.
Bring this nd. with you to the
Hotel Eldridge, 248 North, Commercial.
Mnmmm.
ROYAfc
RES,TAURANt
For quick service, strictly h0s,
cooklnr;, go to the addre
low "
REACH LUNCHES
our Bpeclalty. Wcst ,M
Front St., on0 and oneV
block south of boat landin.
White House Restaurant
For a Regular
25c Dinner at 20c
They can't bo boat
McGilclirist & Son
Proprietors.
MEALS 15c
Call and try thorn. Meals 15c.
Doard por week $2.75, also fur
nished rooms very reasonable.
AT THE
Salem Restaurant
030 COURT STREET.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
CORVALLIS & EASTERN II. It.
TJMETAI1LE.
Tmiiw for Corvnlllfl.
Follows commencing January 1G,
1908:
No 4
LcavcB Detroit 1:00 p. m.
No. 8
Leaves Albany 7:55 p. m.
Arrives at Corvallls 8:35 a. m.
No. 10
Lcavca Albany 3:55 p. rn.
Arrives at Corvallls 4:35 p. m.
No. 6
Leaves Albany 7:45 p. m.
Arrives at Corvallls 8:25 p. m.
TralnH for Albany.
No. 5
Leaves COrvallls C:30 a. m.
Arlrvos at Albany 7:10 a. m.
No. 9
Leaves Corvnllls 2:15 p. m.
Arrives at Albany 2:55 p. m.
No. 7
weaves uorvaius u:00 p. m.
Arrives at Albr.ny 6:40 p. in.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Loaves Corvnllls 11:15 ?. m.
Arlvos nt Albany 11:5.S a. in.
No. 12 (Sundny only)
Lenve3 Albany 12:35 p. m.
Arrives nt Corvnllls 1:18 p. m.
Portland, Oregon, Juno 17. Com
mencing Juno 22nd nnd unt'l further
notlos, tho following train servico
will bo In effect on tho lino of the
C. & E. R.R. between Albany nnd
Yaqulnn, dnlly except Sunday:
Trnln No. 1C Trnln No 2
Mixed Pa songer i
iuvu Aiuany :& n.m. 12M0 p in,
Arr. Yaqulna 1:30 p.m. 5:30 pin
Trnln No. 15 Trnln No. 1
Pnusonger Mixed
Lv. Ynqulnn 2:15 p.m. 7:00 am.
Arr. Albany 7:00 p.m. 11:55 n.m.
On Sundays the servico will bo ns
follews:
Lv. Albnny 7:35 n. m.; nrr. Yaqulua
11:40 a. in.; lv. Yaqulna 0:00 p. m.;
arr. Albany 11:30 p. m.
For f rther Information apply to
WM. MoMURRAY,
623-t Gen. Past. Agent
A. J. Radcr's Camping Ground
Horo you will find good
septic tanks, good locatien: tS
tlon and furnished tents to St i'
Nye Creek. A. J. Rader, proDrlf,
Newport, Oregon. Prapnetor,
CX K.
BARBER SHOP
A first claBa up-to-dato shop. Do not
overlook this placo for tho best wort
Thoro is no barbor better 8Ulltd
with a razor or pair of slssors thu
It. N. WALTER, Prop.
West sluo Front street, ncar boil
landing. Agency for Corvallls Lann
dry.
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I havo solected tho best brandi
of Clgnra and Tobacco com!.
ent with tho trndo. Con supply
you with what you wish with
satisfaction. Also carry a com
pleto lino or soft drinks.
E. CASS, Prop.
Front Street, opposlto The Rfr
ccpuon, Kowpor, Oregon.
WWMM
FURNITURE
Newporr, Oregoi
For II ou 8 oli old Furuiti' nf eury
kiuu una uuscripiion xJ to
H. D. BLAKELY
CarpotH, Matting, Stov.a and Hard
wnro. Sell or rent you it cnmplngor
housekeeping outfit on J buy back
whon you loavo. Pilci always ra
uonable.
South Front Street, only store ol th
klnil.
Whon nt Newport go to Fogarty &
Howln'a Livery Stnblcs for teams to
movo your baggugo; to give yoar
best girl a drive; to go to Otter
Rock, Seal Rocks or any point of In
terest In u'mnll or largo parties. Ha;
and feod and a squnro deal all
around; careful drivers who know
tho bench. Oivo us n trial
TORRID ZONE
FUNAPCE
MM H I Ml I IN I 1 M 1 I I I I I
:!;; HOTEL OREGON ::
Time Card No. B3, Southern Pnelflc
Co,, EffiVtivo Sunday, Mny 17.
lOOH.
Towiml I'ortlnncl, Passenger.
No. 1C 5:13 a. m. Oregon Ex
prois. No. 188:40 a. in. Cottngo Grove
passenger.
No 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pas
senger. . ,
Townrtl Portland. Prolphr
No 222.-5:0 p. ro. Portlnnd fast
ireigni.
No. 226.-10:40-11:28 a. m. way
freight.
Townrtl San Francisco, Pasripngcr.
No. 11. 11;03 a. m. Roselyjrg
liusuuiiKur.
No. 17. 6:45 p. m. Cottage Grove
passenger.
No. 15.-9:50 p. m. California ex
press
Tho above cm ny rsoata ow
brick lined Torn! " Furoaw,
Oinrnntt'.Hl gnH, smok and dttn
proof. Economical and durable.
A. L. ERASER
2fiH STTK -ll' rT
ri"Hmiii fnrw.nn.xi t v"f
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OI'M-'ICE CITY HALL
For wntor servico anp.y l 0Bc'
Dills payable monthly In
adrane
VTfcTvE7rm
tiliVfJJIIil
him be run In.
Break up the big land holdings be
foro they break up the stat. Two
men In one school district In Benton l
county fer amaxsod 2S00 and 1500 '
acr eavek. U2ft yeani ta atten.l
dance at tho district school baa run
down front 25 to 30 children to
MTtn to elictat children, and nxrt nf I
the tlw oly two, Ther ou8h to
be 100 faatlllfts o tht rich frylt
srawlHff laad In tawt sckool 41trtct.
Ti'mmm la hM to b tru t Kkool
4Itrk4 la tlHr o(itI f tM
vaHty, - ,
No. 133:31 a. m. San Francis-
co express.
Toward San Francisco, Frvlgtit.
No 2212:43 o. m. Portland fadt
freight.
No. as5-lgaa. m. way fro'ght.
Oregoir ElPetrle Time Table.
Time of arrival nnd departure of
cars at Salem Is as follows, Portland
and Intermediate peints:
Arrive Leave
Local S:40 a. ra. 6:00 a. m.
Express 10:50 a. m. 9:05 a. m.
ocai 1:25 p.m. ll:05a.m.
caress i:30p.m.
Local 5:45 p. m.
Express S:20 p. m.
1:45 p. m.
3:23 p. m.
6:00 ji. ra.
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