Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 20, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text--, - Lyrn'm -tpVJ' ' OAW.T CATTTXb .TOUKNAI, fiATiKM, OKFKJOK. TVJS8!AYr OCTOBER 0, 19QB DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COLUMN I ' I ' ' I . .... . K , Democrat AskH Question of Roose velt. Editor Journal! Ah wo havo no Democratic paper at Salem I wdtilcl like tho courtosy of asking a few questions through your 'paper of the great mogul of " modern Republicanism.- I" want to know what has beconio of tho fn moils Roosevelt policies? What has 'become of race milcldo, and to what oxtont aro his own offspring living up to his policies? When are our children to bo forced to go to school , with tho .Inp8,that ho was advocating o Btrongly twft years ago, and threat- -enlng to bring, tho whole power of tho nrmy and havy to bear to carry out that policy? What has 'become . of spelling roform since the, supremo court sat down upon that ffjd of the sreat Toddy? What went with his glow at tho ancient message, "lii God Wo Trust" that ho had struck off tho country's coinage. , That policy ho had to back down from, ills great policy of cohdomnlng men nut heard of and finding thorn guilty be foro trial, what went with that? A Jury of Just hs good mon as Toddy dlttmlsBOd that fcaturo of his pol'cy Whero doos ho And any authority In American law or prlnclplo for hU famoin declaration "You aro u liar?" ' On top of that what to think of tho policy, "Hill Taft or No One?" And on top of It nil, what do you think of tho policy that runs our county In ".debt a bllllou dollars? A HICKORY DEMOCRAT. the policies which they advocate. There are two great party organ izations In tho "United States, one BO years old, and the other ntoro than a cenutry old. The Republican party !has been In power almost uninter ruptedly for mora than half a con- LIU UU UllUUi J19 1U1B11 nuilCTCTJ 111)15 grown ftip which threaten the per petuity of tho government and en danger our civilization, So great arc those abuaca that Republican roform era nre nqw pointing out that come thing miiBt be done---and what can bo done? Tim first thing Is to und the things that have been doho, and the party (o undo these abuses Is not tho party which has done thorn, but the party which has protested against theso abuses and pointed out reme dies. Tho Republican party has turno-1 tho tnxlnc nower over to nrlvato In dividuals; it has allowed monopolies to grow up and assumo control ol tho Industries of tho country by granting privileges by law and by giving Immunity to the largo viola tors of tho law; tho Republican par ty has permitted tho fortunes of the predatory rich to become so largo 'hut government h corrupted, poll tics dobauched and business polluted. Tho Dotnocrntlc party proposew to vlthdraw .the taxing power from prl vate hands, to so legislate as to make a privato monopoly Impossible, and tt) enforce tho law without discrim ination. . It proposcH to protect legiti mate wealth and punhh those who There aro always two parties In the' country, and ono Is necessarily nearor to tho people than tho other. In this country tho Democratic party la nearor to the piVplo than the Re publican party, Its leaders have more faith in tho pcoplo and are more anxious to keep tho govern ment 'under the control of tho peo ple. Take tho election of United States senators by tho people as. a test. Tho Democrats want to give to the voters a chanco to dlect and to control their representatives in tho United States senate The Dem ocratic parly in tho house of repre sentatives passed .the first resolution for tho submission of the nece&sar constltut'onal amendment. They did this eight years boforo any Repub lican congress did It. The Demo cratic party hns thrlco demanded hl reform In Its national platform. The Republican party has not dono so. Why do Democratic leaders Insist upon this reform and Republican loaders oppose, it? There, can be bur one answer the Democratic party 1 nenrer to tho people than tho Re publican party,. Young man, will you stand with tho people or "against thorn 7 The nnswor to this nupstlon affect -your rnnntry. If you are with tin poop'e your Influence, be It grent o' small, will hasten tholr victory. If you aro against- tho people your In fluence may rotard that victory. Uu' while in the first lnstanco It is your country that may gain or lose In AN EMBARRASSING QUESTION. fa SINGLE DOLLAR each week buys an economical, convenient, durable, beautiful "Buck's" Stove or Range. . Don't miss this chance to get into your home a celebrated "Buck's" the standard in stovedom. The great sale is coming to a close. Take advantage of it today. Maeauley In Now York World. TIIK KIHHT VOTER (From W. J. Rryan's Commonor.) Young man, groat responsibility attaches to your first voto. Ab you begin, so you aro llkdly ta cqntlmio. rho momontuin that carries you Into ft.V,,r.lJ.?t .tho l"Klnnlnii of your po- lltlcal life n apt to koop you In thnt party unletm Home convulsion ohakon you out of t, Start right, and In or. dor that yon may start right, oxnm- Ino tho nrluolnlos of tho parties and nttompt o plundor tho public fori privato gain, On which sldo do you. stand, young man? Aro you with tho mnsses in tholr effort to restore tho govcrnmout to Its old foundation nnd make it a government of the peoplo, for .the pcoplo and by tho peo ple, or nro you with tho Republican loaders In tholr effort to porpotAiato tho party In powor by Belling Immun ity In rotliril fnr inmnnli-n nnrlm. tlona? your action, you miut romombor that in mo long run .yomr own position m politics will dopond upon your con duct. You can not fool tho peoplo nlwaya. You may lead thorn astray If you daro, but thoy will punish you whon thoy find you out. You may work for tho peoplo without tholr recognizing It at ilrat, but you can trust them to discover tho character of your work and to reward yon accordingly. Pat Campbell, an Englishman and son of tho noted actress, Mr. Pat rick Campbell, y to marry a Chica go girl, Miss Holon Hull. BARR'S Jewelers October Birthstone Rings Whoa nature produced tho opal tho seemod to put nor wholo soul Into boauty, Hy many people, It Is thought to bring bad luck, tit it denotes hope, and- Bharpous tho faith of tho possessor. When you aoo our 8toclcvof opal rlags, yqu'U bo as enthusiastic as wo wore whon wo tlrat saw thorn. And selection hero moans a sorono ami contented mind, $1.00 to $15.00 for men, wo men and children. BARR'S JEWELRY State and LlHMrtf t?MU, Two men shot and killed each oth er nt Wnllnco, Idaho, over nn argu ment nbout whothor or not there Is a God. - -- - DafncM Cannot Rc Cured by local applications, as thoy cannot roach tho diseased portion of the oar, Thoro Is only ono way to euro deafness, and that Is by constitution al remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamod condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tubo, When this tubo Is Inflamod you have n rum bling sound or Imperfect hearing, and whon It Is entirely cloiod. DoaN nogs Is tho roEult. and unless tho In nammation can bo tnkon out and this tubo restored to itj normal con-1 dltlon, hearing will bo doatroyed for-J ovon nine runup mil nt ton or. caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of tho mu cous mirfaces. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafnes (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure: 8nd for cir culars' free. P. J. mifiXBYfe r.n Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Hall Family FUU for con itlpatlon, o . i Mr, Nannie B. Sawyer, a RrowuB vlllo woman, committed suicide yes terday, by swallowing Btryefentne. ' Wllllnni 3. IlnBUrs . a lLalrer- Plfv farmer, aged 84, acceding to the ! Uiluhnn fit ttln luinllt. Inft n II... I " vi ilia tnlft itill lu IIVU in Milwaukee, Wis., wt died jiut aa he IreacMod tiU destlntJB. I With Our Advertisers. 1 The time has come to plant flower ing bulbs. Get In early and look up our nuB. Ads. to bo In both editions of The Dally Journal should b6.Ih early. OA.MTOXl.XiL. r WESTERN : PLAY AT ' THE GRAND "Tho Itocky Mountain Express" lb tho tltlo of ono of tho newest big molodrnmns of tho year. As a inns Blvo Bconlc piny It Is spokon of uu .entlroly out of tho time beaten path of tho oldon times railroad dramati. Tho story Is an onllvoneJ westorn talo, and In lieu of numerous played out Ideas, 1b built upon thrilling .In cidents nnd happonlngB In nnd about tho famous "Rocklos." Thoro are 1C completed scenic mountains Buperbly painted, and tho mechanical schemes do not reaemblo any formerly us'ed by previous so-called productions "Tho Rocky Mountain Express" will bo tho offorlng at tho Grand opera house tonight. Two duck huntors, woro rescued from floating logs at Astoria yestor day, tholr launch having uunk. ; i OltEfiOX fiOOI) ROADS AS8S. onKfinv.iiiAiio nEYELor MliXT OOXGIUWb You take Kodol just for a little while when you hava sl'ght attaoks of lndlgostlon, and you tako It just a llttlo longer' In ordor to' get relief from sevore attacks of indigestion or Nervous Dyspepsia. Try Kodol to day. Bold by all druggists. A Douglas county hotol kcopor was fined $250 for soiling liquor at Yon-calla. -o O Bmitbd ' SlgMture ,TCTtIj9.. lh6 Kino (en m kmn Bougfa !Ai ZM :u)iiitiimiiiiiiiniiu 1 1 Flowers nnd Bulbs . , vami r nvivr, aya state 8t ' ' Salem. Ore. ,.. Fu!l Ilao of Tull, Hya- l! ; elHth. KarclssiM aid all' klada ; ; of aprlag bulba. Time to plant ... IkM li MfT, lS-lS-imo, J I Grass Seed New Crop Wo have a complete stock of Domestic aa,d Imported Orase Reed. We have an extra good Quality of Vetch Seed, price reasonable Wo will be pleased to show you our stock and quo.) prices. Dealera' In Hay, Grain and Fed8. Palata, Oils as4 Brushes. Fletcher & Byrd 312-320 Nwth.Commer rial Street Farm For Cnanncd Skin. Chapped skin whether on tho Hands or face may be cured In one night by applying Chamborlaln'a Salvo. It Is also unequaled for soro nipples, burns and scalds. For sale at Dr, Stono's drug storo. Roficbunr. Ore., Oct. 9S-M, Vnr fhn- ntinvo OCCMKia I I ONE AND ONE-THIRD FAM I ihn nnrtttlnntn nIB hl bMB tm Ized by tho soutnora rausw. W. CUAi Genornl PaMl 20-1-22-23-24. o - T.m fUtk. This ailment Is wwllf' rheutaatlam of tie ""J BU1HU Ol HIP " --- ; V . ...-.. . nnnln,r Phantarillill Imeat two or three tlMf W I .....ln. V.n nart II MM fm tlon. For sale at Dr. WW" store. Grand Opera House Grand Opera Seeds Wo havo tho largest stock In the valley wd you .will And the quality tho vory best that can bo obtained. Our prlcoa are tho lowest In the state, quality of seeds con sidered. Our stock Includes Vetch, Rye, Grass Seeds, Clo ver Seeds, Seed Grain, Etc. When ready to buy be sure and see ts as we can save you money, D. A. White & Sons ae& RMHH Com'l St. IWWfctt Phone ISO JNO. F. CORDRAY, Ilgr. Tuesday, October 20 The Kllmt A Gnzzolo Ainusciuont Co, Present a Melodrama Out of the Ordinary THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN EXPRESS A Interesting Jhriftins Acts A t Sensational Climaxes ROMANCE COMEDY PATJIOS Prices BOc, SSc, SWc Seat sale at box office Tuesday. 9 a.m J. F. CORDRAY, H One Night J WEDNESDAY. OtA.Tl rvhtrA onpneement of Rf'ia Sholle's big Pr?uctl0?i? j Blossom's character copW CHECKERS .. iVirelUil with inc. .-. z Bt i headed by nans - Jf, Role and David Brataft "I This Is the iam.?"rj.l nroductlon seen ar '" Vw J t.n rtnirB" J rverpretedthlVf' qi IUVU " """ At aa TKi PRICES: fl.80, yj.5iw Seat sale at box oW 9 a. m. Tlr" l4l4t Att-1 I'ltU U Mc4 WJ tv1. mlrt vltk TVe Mk M SStfKOJ RJiua. WVO Ml Mar r.-a9 V Ye Liberty The Home of Refined Entertain We guarantee to exhibit raatlos picture l"f"'f,r Wr " ob fastidious. Aa eatertaiaafkeai pr" -attend as well as adults. Moving pictures that ssrpaaa all thew. Tuesday. Wedaeeday. Tharaday, Friday .1 Matinee .Wedaeeday. 8eTlr Matinee sainr-. friff ADMISSION 1 0r SEATS H; TumiH.mniintminT MMkionttao.iMt.AInkhtii msrwm ? H ' fc - s 1 ,. TTT-