Daily capital journal., October 09, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

DAILY CAFIT li JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1008.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
h. IIOFKR, E1. and Prop.
a Independent Nowepupcr Devoted to American Principle and v-v
the ProgrcM ami Derolopemout of All Oregon. pinirTiL
1'iiulUhixl Hvcry Itvonlng Bxccpt Sunday, Salem, Ore. lWrT5ESb.
: II OyfiRCEX
tiUDSCRIPTION KATES. mTUSSTs
(lnvnrlHbly In Advance) if' ITixaJisVaS
Dally, by carilor, por year , 10,00 1'or month 80c i ?"B5
Dally, by mall, per year...... 4.00 l'er month 85c K
"Weekly, by mall, pur vcitr. 1,00 Six month ....too V
.
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BMnKMkUuMpJ
BEl
BI'ECIAL DELIVERY
Por convenience of subscribers branch delivery offices aro establish
fl at the following places at 36 cents per month, $1.00 for three menths:
Asylum Btoro, F. O, Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avomuo Junction.
Carllnc, Seventeenth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Rond Storo.
Dauc's Storo, Alex. Daue, SouUiCommercial street.
Electric Storo, C. M. Epploy, East Stato street.
Fairgrounds Store, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road.
Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross strcots.
O. K. Grocory, A. A. Englebavl, Twelfth street.
Wheeler's Storo, W, D. Wbeolor, Highland avonuo. &
Yew Park Storo, F. O. BoworB3x, Twolfth'and Lesllo.
Lane Grocory, Seventeenth strct
J. L. Mooro & Son, corner Capitol and Union streets.
West 3nlom Storo, West Salem.
Finn's Confoctlonery, 478 Stato utroet.
Dr. B'.ono's, 241 North Commornlal Btroot.
Huffman'B Storo, North Sixth Btroot.
Gorman Bakery, cornor Twelfth and Chomokotn.
THE NORMAL SCHOOL PROBLEM
Thoro is no moro Important edu
cational Issue. before the people than
WETTER PROFESSIONALLY PRE
PARED SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Tho high schools nniBt bo mado to
do moro of preliminary training of
teachers.
THE NORMAL SCHOOLS MUST
HE GIVEN A FIRST CLASS EQUIP
MENT. Tho statu normal board has pre
pared and put into ofTcct tin ono-ye:ir
high pchool treachero training class,
MoBt of tho high schoolB of tho
WHAT THE
SOCIALISTS
HAVE TO SAY
(By Request.)
Prof-rniii.
Ab meuBuros calculated to strength
en tho working class In its fight for
tho realization of this ultlmnto aim,
and to IncrciiBo Its powors of resist
ance HL'iiliiHt cnnltnllst nnnrcHBlon. wo
,-. I --.-- rm , -
buuo nnvo organizou una cinsa advocate and pledge oursolvos and
NORMAL TRAINING OF YOUNG.,,,,- tMn,i nm n, fn,i..
fllllilN Al ffUMBN WHO KAl'JHI;
to become School teachers.
Tho high Bchools nt Salem, Port
Inud, Pendleton, Eugene and other
oltloa nro cnrrylng thlu toachorfl
courHo, training sovornl hundred
young tonchorB WITHOUT ANY EX
PEN8E TO THE STATE OR SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Tho stato normal schools are being
condtictbd on an uniform plan and
absolutely to train school teachers
Tho atato board of rogonts of nor
mal schools meets In this city Mou
lt regram:
General Demands.
1. Tho Immedlnto government
rollef for tho unemployed workora
by building schools, by reforesting
i of cut-over and wnste Innds, by ro
iclamntlon of nrld tracts, and tho
iKilltllng of canals, and by extending
nil other usoful public works, AM
persons omploycd on such works
Bhnll bo employed directly by tho
government under nn oight-hour
work-dny and at tho prevailing union
wnges, Tho government shnll alBO
rlnv In tnnln lln n liiwliynt try iti.t tin
,.,,' , ' . , ,.,,.,, loan monoy to Btntos and munlclpnll
wilng two years lo bo submitted to.,. ' .. ,
tho Teglalaturo.
COFFEE
You are both judge and
jury for Schilling's Best.
Your etoccr flurni your mono; l( you don't
Ilk Iti to pr'"lm
it
"Undo Joo" Cannon must bo con
vinced by this tlmo that boiiio of hip
nophowa do not love him ns much ns
ho thought thoy did.
o
Why Colds Aro Dimerous.
Bocuu-o you hnvo contracted ordl
nary colds and rocovorod from them
without trontmout of any kind, do
not for n momont Imnglno that colda
ro not dnngeroui. Evorynno knows
that ponumonla and chronic cntnrrh
linvo tliolr origin In n common cold.
Consumption Is not cauod by a cold,
hut tho cold prepares the Bystem for
tho roceptlon nud development of tho
gorniH that would not otherwise hnvo
found lodgment. It Ih the same with
nil infortloiiH di onsos. Dlplijhorlu.
srarlot fover, moados and whnoplntr
coaight nro much more llknly to ho
routratod whon tho child ho n cold.
You will see from this that moro roal
danger lurks In n cold thnn In nay
other of tho common nMiiioutH. Th
easiest and qnlckotHt way to euro ,
cold Is to tako Chamberlain's Cough
Rotnody Tho mnuy romnrknblo
cures effected by this propnrntlon
have mndo It a 'tnnlH nrtleln of rnd
over n largo part of tho world. For
jialn nt Dr. Stono's drug store.
0
v v oirruxi t i e s to
RISE USUALLY CALL
FOR READY MONEY.
HAVE YOU ANY?
YOU OAN HAVE IF YOU
WILL SAVE A LITTLE EACH
PAY DAY AND DEPOSIT
WITH US WHERE IT WILL
EARN MORE.
RKC11N BY SAVING SOME,
NO MATTER HOW LITTLE.
ticB, without Intorest. for tho purposo
of cnrrylng otv public works. It shnll
contribute to tho funds of lnbor or
ganizations for tho purposo of assist
ing tliolr unemployed members, and
shall tako Btich other mcaBtircti with
in its power as will lesson tho wide
spread mliory of tho workers caused
by tho mlBrulo of the capitalist clnt.
2. Tho colloctlvo ownership of
railroads, telegraphs, telephones,
steamship linos nnd nil othor moans
of social transportation and commun
ication, nnd all laud.
3. Tho colloctlvo ownorshlp of all
Industries which nro organized on n
national scnlo and In which competi
tion has virtually conned to exist.
4. Tho extension of tho publ'c
domain to Includo mines, qunrrlcs,
oil wells, forostfl and water power.
5. That occupancy and uso of
Inud to bo tho solo title to posicsslon.
Tho scientific reforestation of tlm
hor lauds, and tho reclamation of
swamp lands. Tho land so roforost-
ed or reolnlmod to bo narmnnontly
rutnluod ns n part of tho publlo do
main. 0. Tho ahsoluto froedom of prow,
Bpoooh nnd ncsomblngu.
Industrial Romtuuls,
8. Tho Improvomont of tho in-
dustr'nl condition of tho werkers:
(O By shortouluK tho workday
In koeplng with tho Incroasod prodato
tlvunosa of maohtnory.
(h) By sooiirlug to ovory workor
a reat prlod of not Ics thnn n dny
and a halt In each week.
(c) By securing a moro effective
llmpoctlon of workshops and factor
1 Iob.
usurped by the supreme court of the
United States to pas upon tho con
stitutionality of legislation enactod
by congress. National laws to be re
pealed or abrogated only by act of
congress or by a referendum of the
whole people.
15. That tho constitution be mado
amendable by majority vote.
10. The enactment of further
measures for general education and
for tho conservation of health. Thw
bureau of education to be mado a
department. The creation of a de
partment of public health.
17. Tho separation of tho proi
ent bureau of labor from the depart
ment of commorco nnd labor, and
the establishment of a department
of lnbor.
18. That nil Judges he elected by
the people for Bhort tormB, nnd that
tho power to Issue Injunctions Bhnll
bo curbed by immediate legislation.
20. Tho freo ndmlnistratlon of
Justice.
Such mensuros of relief ns wo may
be able to force from capitalism are
hut a preparation of tho workers to
selzo tho whole powors of govern
ment, In order that they may thoro
by lay hold of tho whole system of
industry and thus como to their
rightful inheritance.
Platform for 1008. ,
Tho Socialist party, In national
convention assembled, again declares
Itself as tho party of tho working
class, and appcalB for tho support ot
all workers of tho United States and
of all citizens who sympathize with
tho great and Just cause of labor.
Wo are at this moment in tho
midst of ono of thoso industrial
breakdowns that ' pciodlcally para
lyze the llfo of the nation, Tho
much-boasted era of ou.r nntlonnl
ptospcrlty haB boon followed by ono
of gonernl misery. Factories, mills
nnd mines nro closed. Millions of
men, ready, willing nnd nblo to pro-
vldo tho nntlon with all tho neces
saries and comforts of llfo aro forced
Into Idleness nnd starvation.
Within recent times tho trusts nnd
monopolies hnvo attained an onor
motiB and menacing development
Thoy hnvo acquired tho power to dic
tate tho terms (upon which wo Bhnll
bo allowed to live. Tho trusts fix
tho prices of ourbread, meat and
sugar, of our coal, oil nnd clothing,
of our raw material and machinery,
of all tho necessities ot lifo.
Tho present despernto Condition
of tho workers has hcon mndo tho
opportunity for a renewed onslaught
on orgnnlzcd labor. Tho highest
courts of tho country hnvo within
tho last year rondorcd decision nftor
decision doprlvlng tho workers of
rights which thoy hnd won by gonor-
ntlonB of struggle
Tho nttomnt to destroy tho West
ern Fedorntlon of Minors, nlthough
defeated by tho solidarity of organ
ized labor nnd tho Socialist movo
mont, rovcnled tho exlstonco of a far
roachlng and unscrupulous conspir
acy by the ruling clnsi against the
organizations of labor.
In tholr efforts to tnko tho lives of
tho londora of tho minora tho con
spirators violated tato laws and tho
fodornl constitution in n mannor
seldom equaled oven in n country bo
completely domlnntod by tho proflt
"coking clnss as Is tho United Stntos.
Tho congress ot the United Stntos
has nhown Its contempt for the ln
torcstB of labor as plainly nnd un
mistakably as havo tho other
brnnohoB of government.
Tho lnVB for which tho labor or
ganizations hnvo continually posi
tioned hnvo failed to pius. Laws os
tensibly onnctoil for the benefit of
labor have been dhttnrted against
labor.
Tho working olns of the United
Stntos cannot oxpoct miy re-dy for
Its wrong from tho prosont ruling
class or from the dominant pnrt'es.
So long n n small number of Ind'
vldunla nro permit ted to control he
HAD QUIT WORK
READY TO GIVE UP IN DESPAIR
BeBtored to Health By Vlnol
"I was sick, run-down and finally
had to givo up work. After trying
a number of remedies and several phy
sicians, I was Just about ready to glvo
up In despair. I saw Vlnol ad
vertised nnd decided to try .It,
and it haB done moro good for
mo than nil other means combined. It
has built mo up and restored my
strength until I now feel twenty years
younger, and am able to attend to my
work again as usual," Job Jeavons,
103C Llnd street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The reason Vlnol Is so successful in
such cases is because it contains tonic
Iron and all of the strengthening
blood-making nnd body-bulldlng ele
ments of cod liver oil, but no oil.
Vlnol is unexcelled ns a strength
creator for old people, dellcato children,
weak, run-down persons, nnd aftor
k kness ar. J Is the best known rem
edy for coughs, eclds and bronchitis.
Wo return your monoy if Vlnol falls
to glvo satisfaction.
G. W. PUTNAM Co., Salem, Oregon.
can avail agalint theso fatal result
of utter anarchy In production.
Individual' competition leads in
evitably to combinations pnd trraBts
'o amount of government regulation
or of publicity, or of restrictive legis
lation, will arrest tho natural course
of modern Industrial development.
Whllo our courts, legislatures and
executive officers romnln in tho hands
of tho ruling claB.es and tholr
ngents, tho government will bo UBed
In tho lntcroits of theso classes ua
against the tollers,
Political parties aro but tho ex
pression of economic clacs interests
The Republican, tho Democratic and
tho so-called "Independence" parties
and all parties other than tho Soclnl
Ut pnrty aro financed, directed and
controlled by tho representntlves of
different groups of tho ruling class.
In tho maintenance of cIobs gov
ernment both tho Democratic and
Republican pnrtlcs have been cqiinl
ly guilty. Tho Republican party has
had control of tho natlonnl govern
ment and hai been directly and nc
tlvoly responsible for thoso wrongs.
Tho Democratic party, whllo Bnved
from direct responsibility by Its po
litical Impotence, has shown itsolf
equally subsorvlont to tho nlniB of
tho capitalist 'clnsB whonovor nnd
wherovor It has been In power. Tho
old chattel slnvo-ownlng aristocracy
of tho south, which wnB tho backbone
of tho Domocrntlc pnrty, has hcon
supplanted by a chtld-slavo plutocra
cy. In tho great cities of our coun
try the Domocrntlc party Is allied
with tho criminal element of tho
Blums, ns tho Republican pnrty la
nllled with tho predatory criminal
of the palaco In maintaining tho In
terest of tho possessing clnss.
Tho vnrlous "reform" movomonts
nnd pnrtlcs which havo sprung up
within recent years aro but tho clum
sy, expression of widespread populnr
discontent. Thoy nro not based on
nn Intolltgont understanding of the
historical dovolopmont of clvll'.zntlnn
nud of tho economic nnd political
noedB of our tlmo. Thoy nro bound
to polish ns tho Humorous mlddlo
cln-'B reform movomonts of tho past
havo porished.
"OREGON
Rl III riFDOi
ARE YOU DOING WHAT YOU CAN TO I'OI'ur tt-
STATE? "WK 0tV
OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE 3eUlers, honest farmers
merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands and i
heart capital or no capital. a 1!l'j
Southern Pacific Co
Lines In Oregon
1b Bonding tons of Orogon lltoraturo to tho East for dUttlb
through every available agency. Will you not holp the good
of bunding Oregon by aondlns us tho names nnd addresses of"1
frlond who aro likely to bo Intorostod In this state? we ,1"?
glad to hear tho expense of sending them complete Inform..!
nbout Oit-KGON nnd Its opportunities. Uflj
COLONISTS TICKETS will bo on Bttlo during SEPTEMBER nVl
Uliuumv num iuu uuot w un iiuiuio iu urugOU, TOP fare, frp
a few principal cJUpb aro 3
From Denvor $30.00 From Louisville ..... ,...
" Omnha 30.00 " Cincinnati....' ,
" KnnsnB City .... 30.00 " Clovoiand ... ,',",.".
" St. LouIb 35.50 " New York ....!"" jtl!
" Chlcngo 38.00 '"
TICKETS CAN HE PREPAID.
If you wnnt to bring a friend or rolativo to Oregon deposit u
proper nmount wun nny oi our agents, xno ticket will thea h
furnished by tolegraph,
Local agont, Salem.
WM.'iuciuuiiUA. ucncrnl rasscnircr Agent, Porllnml rw-w
THE DANCKMUSiaOF!
EDISON PHOXOGRlPfl '
Is Irrcslstiblo, Its idctl
aro clear, dlstlbet, tusiltl i
in porfect time. It oten i
most fascinating walun
Bplrlted two-8tepa ot
worms great composen
won as tho popular iuJ
music of tho hour. Itliti
Itary band or a cjmphcnji
chestra at will, aSordlnfai
llghtful and widely nrld
grammo without eipeot
nttontlon,
L. F. SAVAGE,
217 Conuncrclnl Street.
E. ECKERLEN
Family Liquor Stoe
144 Commercial St.
Free Delivery
A WOMAN'S BACK
The Arhos nnd Pnlns Will Dlsnpppnr
If tlu lvlco of ThN .Salem
Cltl.on Is Fo11ohp1.
A womnu'a back has many nchoa
and pains.
Most tlmos 'tis tho kl'lnoy' fnul.
Unekaeho Is really kldnoy nch:
That's way Doan's Kidney Pills
euro It.
Many Sftlem womn know this.
Rend what one has to say about
t:
Mrs. B. Sehrolber. of fiGO Ilkh St.,
Salem, Dr., says: "The good reports
I ha hnrd ponperDlng Donn' Kld
nov Pills lndncd m to proouro a
supply. I had boon suffering from
lucossnnt backnche which not onl
troubled mo through tho day but
We Launder. Ladies' Shirt Waists and While
Skirts Just Right.
Wo gmarantoo to. All of our shlrtwaltU are aw
fully washed with a Bpcclal noutral soap, starched Jat
whoro thoy should bo starched nnd Ironed by eil'"
who hnvo Ynado shirtwaist Ironing a special lUidf
Wo aro pleasing tho most caroful dressers In tho city with on
shirtwaist work and aro auro wo can ploaso you. May we ""
trial.
t
SALEM
Tel. 25
LAUNDRY
COMPANY ft
13C-16C S. Liberty K-
, broke my rest nt nlsht. I beenn to
sourcos of the nntlon'i wealth tor fool the offsets of Donn's Kidney Pll'a
tholr prlvrtto profit in competition nftor I hnd tnkon n fow dosos. Re
lat !- a
with onoh othor nnd for tho exploit-)-tlon
of tliolr follow men, Industrial
doroalons nro hound to occur nt
llof Bpoedlly came nnd then nn nbso-
kito euro. Thoro has boon no sign
of tho bnokache nor nny other symn-
i toms Blnce. I nm onlv too plop"d
(d) By forbidding tho employ-; certain intervnls No curronry re-! to let others know o' such a voluablo
mont nf ahtldren under lfi vonm of rr...a ni,. ii.,in.. land effectlvo romody."
"' """ .vfH.o.lilo Mr-1 Wnr unlo l,v nil .Jnnloro
ago.
(e)
By forbidding tho Interstate
(proposed by capitalist reformers
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
CAPITAL NATIONAL
transportation ot 'tho products of
child labor, ot convict labor and of '
all uninspected fnctortos. j
(H By abolishing ofllclnl charity'
nnd BUhttltutlng In Its place compul
sory Insurance against unemploy
ment, lllnoB8, nccldunts, Invalidism,
old tso and donth.
Poltlcnl Demands.
9. Tho oxtonslon of Inheritance
taxes, graduated In proportion to tho
amount of the boquoets and to tho
neHrnt8 of kin.
10. A grndunted Income tax.
11. Unrestricted and oqual suf
frago for men and woman, nnd we
pledge oursolvos to engage In an ac
tive campaign 'n that direction.
12. The Initiative nnd roferon
dum, proportional representation nm
the right, f recall.
13 Tho abolition ot tho eenntt. C, DWTT CO.. Chco. xu.
14 Tho abolition of tho por er S),' IJY AM "KALEHS
For Weak
Kidneys
Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
backache use
DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills
A Week's
.Trial For 25c
Prlco 50
cents. Foster-M'lburn Co., Buffnlc,
New ork, sole ngonts Tor tho Un'
tod Stntess
Romomber tho nam.o Doan'3
and tnke no other.
o
Tho Domocrat bend' an editorial,
"Albany Pull." Wo didn't road ,t
through, Ivut will hot thirty cents
that it was a mighty quiet drunk.
For Cl-on!c Dlnrrhoen,
"While In tho nrmv in IS03 I was
tnken with chronic diarrhoea," says
Gorg 51. Felton of South Gllrtor
Pa. "1 hv r'-"9 tried many rmo
d'ojs but without ruv permanent ro
llef. until Mr. A. W. Mies, of hl
place, porsaudod mo to try Chamber
Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhoa
Remedy. on bottle o whlrh sopp-d
U at once " For sale at Dr Ston
drug store.
o i .
OA0VOXIXA.
Bn ti ir.a kieq ( nn iumiis wr
igatn
G
mtz
READY TAILORED CLOTHES
FOR WELL DRESSED
MEN.
wnm
V x) y KA
f.,M
T&T"
nr-kir PANUC
$ pa to 40
CIGARS and
TOBACCOS
I have selected jth bent brnndi
of Cigars and Tobacco consist
ent with tho trade. Cat) supply
you with what you wish with
satisfaction. Alo carry a com
plete lino of soft drlnkB.
K, CASS, Prpp.
Front Street, opposlto Tho Re
ception, Newport, Oregon.
Phone 44 Main 147 N. High Si
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs and Llverv, all RIks MnUurn
BnhhP" Tlv
BITTERNUT BREAD,
1 It U north more than any othe
'read yet th price ia uo hlghei
'or aa4 at your grocers'.
OATJFORN1A UAXJIJ,
Tboauu & Cooley, Prep.
Utile. Wing Sang J
Wo make un all $,
nd white uniwr, - ft
monas and skirts; M
luntlomnn s ttHU '" t ii
goods; all kinds of riW
goods; hose SU-. r
blankets. '"':' ,ti c
ware, trunks, emu.
elc- ,... i 5"1
U20 N. Cotniiif" "" "'
Salem Pence Wj
Heud-iuartcrs for "-
Pou'try N' rpc t d. i
Malthold iv. i- -B rt w
5SSS- JB"-
CBAS. D.
SacfOer
WAii- gjrtj. i
MO Oottrt