Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 12, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textit'tyl ' ,.i I 1 !i i m DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BAT.EM. ORKOOV SATURDAY, DKOKMllBIt 12, 1008. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL R IIOFKR, Kd. and Prop. Independent Newspaper Devoted to American I'rhu'lplci and the l.'rogrcm and Povclopcmont of All Oregon. Published livery KvcnliiK Uxcept Snndav, Salem, Urn. i ' ' SUBSCRIPTION RATKS. (Invariably In Advance.) Dally, by rarrlor, per year 86.00 1'er montli 60c Dally, by mall, per year. 4.00 Per month . ...3uc Weokly, by mall, per venr. 1.00 Six monthi Mc .MP, UNtON(jjffiLABEL I1UILDLVG CITY BRIDGES. It Is a recognized necessity that - this city begin to orect n botter class of bridges. As wooden sidewalks find wooden school houses glvo placo to concrete, stono nnd brick, so wooden bridges are succeeded in cities BY MORE J'KKSLINKNT STRUCTURES. If a largo corporation or railroad company had boforo it tho question of bridging South Mill creek, IT WOULD 1113 SIMPLY A QUESTION OF ENGINEERING. So much of nn oponing to enrry tho water, two concroto abutments, plors or rctninnlg walls to hold tho fills, and stcol girdors. Tho oxponso of concroto plors and stcol girdors Is no moro mystorlolis than tho prlco of sugar and salt. A forty-foot span or opening bo- tweon tho piers WILL OAKKY ALL TIIK WATER THAT FLOWS DOWN THAT GREEK AT ANY TIME. Tho load tho bridge must carry can bo figured to a pound. Tho thrco county commissioners of nny county in Oregon would quiotly do in two months what a committee worried nbout for two years. IT WOULD NOT COST 8:10,000 EITHER. The Sullivan Gulch reinforced stool viaduct, twice as high as tho Saloin bridge uood be and 55S feet long cost only $70,000, INCLUDING PAV ING, TWO OAK TRACKS AND CON CKETE SIDEWALKS TWELVE FEET WIDE. Tho stool brldgo nnd concroto plors of tho O. W. P. Co. over tho Clacka mas rlvor, 2C0 foot long, that carries heavy trains, COST ONLY $312,000. Let us get down to earth on thoso mntters and go about thont as wo would nbout our own buslnosj affairs u POLITICS FROM THE PUSH STANDPOINT. Editor owe It to tho people- to oxpono tho IiihUIo workings of poll tics from tho push standpoint. Tho maohlno push politician wants offlco and wants political power for tho dlroct bonoflt to his pockotbook NOT FOR ANY PRINCIPLE OR PROGRAM. Dovotlon to it groat underlying principle Is no moro to him than n gambler's ohanco. That is his conception of politics TAKING TRICKS IN A GAME. Somo of tho mon who wnnt to bo sponkor say thoy aro NEUTRAL ON THE ONLY PRINCIPLE INVOLVED. Push politics knows no principle has no program tout graft. It says: "I want to bo prosldont of tho senate. I want to bo speaker of tho house for whnt thoro Is in it." WHAT IS A MAN'S PROGRAM AS PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE? Ho Ih "neutral" as to principle. Ho Just wants tho offlco. RUT WHAT FOR? Another wants to be speaker. Ho is ntutrul us to prlnclplo. Ho Is a politlolnn who wants office, wants powor. RUT WUAT FOR? Havo thoso candidates any convic tions as to how tho loglslnturo should bo run? ARE THEY FOR A GENERAL REDUCTION OF APPROPRIATIONS AND ARE THEY OPPOSED TO THE .ANCIENT AND HOARY CLERKSHIP GRAFT? Aro they not ronlly neutral on prln clplo and not opposed to anything, nor for anything, but to get the of flco? ARE THERE NOT OTHER CAN DIDATES JUST LIKE THEM? Is that tho way to run a Itopubll enn loglsluturo just a broadside prostitution of tho gonornl assembly for porsonnl purposos? KOT EXACTLY HOT AIR, RUT ENCOURAGING. thing besides prunes to tho extent that his burning words melted tho snow and cracked tho Ice that usually encases tho Orogonlnn's editorial page. When tho Orogonlan Isn't giving us microbes In tho wntor, n case of diph theria, or somo other calamity, SALEM IS THANKFUL. As far as affirmatively boosting this city that g'-.es tho Orogonlan Its main claim to circulation, this is for eign to tho Orogonlnn's' columns. But It did slop over and got a few pounds of stonm on tho rofrlgorntor and said something kindly about the Cnpltal City tho other day. IT IS NOT RELIEVED THAT IT EVER WILL HAPPEN AGAIN. Tho cold-blast effusions havo boon resumed. Since then it has mado up for this mlscarrlago of optimism by knocking tho construction of a per manent brldgo on South Commercial street. It has also knocked tho possibility of n limited local parcels post out of this city. THAT MIGHT LOSE PORTLAND A LITTLE HUSINESS. Tho Orogonlnn's enthusiasm Is a kind of JIt. Hood cocktail of snow water and hnmmorod ico that has boon showered over this city for ton years or moro, AND STILL SALEM HAS PROSPERED. As a minlmizer of effort, as an apostle of disparagement, as a ped dler of apathy, tho Orogonlan wears tho belt. Hut lot Salem glvo thnnks on bond ed Icnoos FOR ITS LITTLE II LAST OF HOT AIR. Evorybotly nt Saloin Hkoa tho Oro gonlan. It doals in nothing but puro, cold, frozen Iciclos of truth. It novcr oxpnndB tho facts. It cannot holp this. It Is its nature to be AS GENIAL AND CORDIAL AS A FROEN POTATO. Wo predict that In tho no.xt ton yoKi's It will wnrm up again nnd wrlto somo moro boosts for Salem. o Good Blood Moans good hoalth, and Hood's Snrsnporllln has an unapproachod rocord as a blood-purlflor. It effects its wonderful cures, not simply because it contains sannparilla bub because it combines tho utmost remedial values of moro than L'Odifforcnt ingredients. There is no roul substitul' for it. If urged to buy any preparn'ini said to bo "just as good" you mny l euro it is inferior, costs loss to nriU", nnd yields the denier a larger proli'. (lot Uood'a Snrmnrllln todny In uminl llnuiil form or In cliocolntod tnlilots known nn Nnrvitnl - I JlSStaiMM tpff mffvji of tho name It must express faith In tho honesty nnd iutolllgcnco of tho voters, and that leadership must lie unselfish and not predicated upon plundering and blundering. HUT THE .MACHINE WANTS TO HE TRIO POWER IN FRONT OF AND HEIIIND THE PARTY. Leadership to endure must bo in telligent nnd unsolflsh. IT MUST HE PATRIOTIC AND PLACE PRINCIPLE REFORE SUC CESS. Lot thoso who wnnt to upbuild tho Republican party In Oregon consider tho matter on tho broad basis of political Justice to tho common peo ple If thoy would succeed. CHRISTMAS HOSIERY MmMI WMl 'XWJS Our hosiery dopnrtmont is tho most conipleto of any In tho city. Every little detail is looked attor with tho caro and Judgmont that mMit08 selling on ay and brings ' eustomois bnck 0 moro. "Juat llko wo got boforo." Fancy Hosiery Boxes, 10c each A Pure Silk Puro Silk Others nt Embroldored Hoso Embroidered Hoso t $2 75 LlM si.no, $2.uo, gam? Fancy Hose 85c pair Ulnek embroidered orotl embroidered, shades, SGc n pair. and col iu dainty Embroidered Hose 50c Black with colored embroider ed patterns, very neat, look like dollnr values. A Dangerous Operation. Is tho romovnl of tho' nppondlx by a surgeon. No ono who takes Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills Is ovor bu! Jocted to this frightful ordeal. Thoy work so quiotly you don't feel thorn They euro constipation, headache, bl! lousnoBs nnd malaria. 2Cc at J. C. Perry's drug store A dray load of beer was seized In Albany In two so-called soft-drink resorts. Fancy Hose 25c Every color deslrablo In and embroidered patterns. lace, Stockton's Special , 25c Hose Wonderful Value A hoso mado cscepially for our own trade. It is just a llttlo bit bettor than nny other 25c values sold In nil Oregon. In fact, tho snmo here Is Bold In. other cities nt 3Gc or 3 for $1.00. CS7 ft 'toportM ' ,r1 -""oackj flflftc "m llpaI IBMIM. 2ft The U.i I,.. ' -" 1168 (TB. --mifty B"en. Cciti '". foil & , 'c rarleti Ji clBy for Christ; Fancy Boxes, 10c, 15c CHRISTMAS -o- LEADERSHIP FOR THE REPUHLI CAN PARTY. Tho .Orogonlan actually had somo ttowa frn Salem tho other day of nn optimistic charactor. IT WAS NOT ICE WATER. It went furthor nnd hnd a llttlo favorable editorial comment on tho wonderful growth of tho city. IT ACTUALLY DID, It Is oven bollovod by somo that it was actually written by ITS SALEM KD1TOR. Ho actually warmed up on some- At tho Tuft banquet held at Salem recently, Judgo .Moroland declared tho Republican party In Orogon had no leadership. Ho might havo said moro and told tho truth tho party hns nctually had bad loadorshlp WHICH IS WORSE THAN NO LEADERSHIP. Tho Portland Journal has suggest ed that a now leadership of tho party In Orogon Is necessary. It Is notlconblo that tho Orogonlan Is not clamoring for any party load orshlp, good or bad. IT SAYS THE PARTY IS DISOR GANIZED, DEMORALIZED, SHOT TO PIECES, HOPELESSLY DISIN TEGRATED. It has helped produce this condi tion of political chaos. IT HAS CONTRIHUTED ITS SHARE OF POLITICAL IMBECIL ITY. Tho machine and tho Orogonlan havo always been practically ono. Its diottiin Is: Tho Orogonlan and tho maohlno can do no wrong. THE PEOPLE ARE WRONG ON EVERY-THING. Tho program Is to make Fulton dlstntor, Rankor William of Dallas atato hos, Pat McArthur speakor of tho legislature and state chairman With this factional cabal in charge OVKUTHL.JW THE DIRECT PRI MARY iaV AND RESTORE THE CONVENTION SYSTEM. Overthrow direc election of sen ators and restore the corrupt corpor ation auction block systom of buying senators. OVERTHROW ALL THE FRUITS OF DIRECT LEGlSiaTlON. That Is tho program of thoso who wnnt no cloan. decont leadership of the Republican -pnrty leadership that represents tho will of tho people This Is a plain Issue tho Oregon Inn wants no reorganization of the Republican party THAT IS AMEN ARLE TO THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE. Republicanism that would ondorso tho direct primary, direct election of sonators, and direct legislation, would put tho people back of tho Republi can party, AND THAT IS NOT WHAT THE MACHINE WANTS. If tho Republican party gets now loadorshlp In Oregon that is worthj Rcwurc of Frequent Colds. a succession or cor or a nrj-i trnctou coia is almost cortnln to on1 In chronic catarrh, from which fow every- cold tho nttontlon it dcBorfou and you mny avoid this dlsngroeablo disease How can you euro a cold? Why not '.ry Chamborlnln's Cough Romcdy? It I? highly recommonjod. Mrs. M Whlto, of Butler, Tenn., sayc: "Sovornl yearn ago I was bothered with my throat nnd lungs. Somo ono told mo of Chamborlaln's Cough Rom cdy. I begpn mslng It nnd It rollovol mo nt onco. Now my throat anl lungs nro sound nnd well." For snie nt Dr. Stono's drug store. Robort Livingston, of St. Helens, Or., was bentou up by thugs yoster- day morning. o i - Tho Correct Time to stop a cough or cold Is Juat ns sooi as It starto then thoro will bo no dangor of pnoumonln or consump- titan. Just a fow doso3 of Bnllnrd s Horehound Syrup taken at tho stnrt will stop tho cough. If It has boon running on for some tlmo tho treat mont will bo longer, but tho euro Is uro. Sold by all doalors. o Tho Intorstnto Commorco Commix slon Is Investigating tho right of trip railroad to charge tho inmo amount for an uppor borth ns Is chnrgod for a lowor. o It Is n Wonder. Chamberlain's Liniment Is ono of tho moat remarkable preparations yot produced for tho rolltf of rhou mntlc pains, and for lnmo bncK, sprains and bruises. Tho quick re lief from pain which it afford 3 In case of rheumatism Is alono worth mnny times Its coBt. Prlco 25 conts; lnrgo slzo 50 cents. For salt nt Dr. Stono's drug storo. Gloves Privilege to exchnngo If size Is not right. Donta, Palais Roy nl, Amazon $1.25 to $2.00 Suggestions I) ii Hatty ScnrtH. Feather Rous. Mulders. Petticoats. Cushion Tops. Hl'IICl'lftN. Hack Combs. Silk KlnioiiiiN. Fancy Aprons. Fancy Neckwear. All new Ideu w i plain woodi, etc J tlon. 15c ft I Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases Our holiday lino Is splendid In ovory detail, genuine lonthor goods at prices much loss than you expect. lllnnkcti. Comforti. Portion. Hath Kobe. Smoking Jitktu. (onion Hali. Fancy Hosier. Fancy Sunpcidtn Sllppon. Moccasin. Christmas Boxes, containing a pair of suspenders, a pair of ara a pair or men s garters ixi -o- A Loh Angoles shoemaker has been left n fortune of M00, 000. n . Don't ne Honelcss. nbout yourself whon you're crippled with rheumatism or stiff Joints of courso you'vo tried lots of things and thoy failed. Try Ballard's Snow Llnlmont It will drive away ail aches, palna and stiffness and leave persons over wholly rocovor. Glvo you as vo'l ac you woro boforo. Soli by all doalors, n H. O. Thompson and F. II. Rosen burn woio choRon, rospoetlvely, pros ldont nnd sicrotary of tho Cottage Grove Commercial Club. For Koeina, leuor and Salt Rheum. The Intonso Itching characteristic of those nllments Is almost Instantly allayed by Chamborlnln's Salvo. .Many sovoro cases havo beon cured v it. For sale by Dr. Stone's Drug more. The Christmas Store J. L. Stockton The White Corner ATELL WINS, BUT FANS ENTER KICK Govornor-oloct Cosgrovo, of Wash ington, Is Improved, though his heart Is still very weak fWLES I trl. I nil klii. 1 1 ,f ,on, rnmeJU. wt.i.h i.n. affl "op' Uw ch'"'" wlw3 frJ C Win.o. II Elm St., Nark. N. J. BesT For Tho RnuiAl wcacto CAMCryCATruRTic .." --! Jitrwi rMiufHi in turn nr tao i.,... i..i: Slatrlln DM. j.. M& . mull SALE, VEM MHUON iml Believe He Did Not Do His Best and Is Looking Out for Fut ure Coin, (United Press Leased Wlro.) Los Angoles, Cal., Dec. 12. Abo Attoll gat' orcd tho decision from Ad Wolgast at Naud Junction Inst night, but ho did It in such nn unsatisfac tory monnr that a lot of peoplo wish Wolgnat had won. After making tho Milwaukeo boy appear as tho verlost amntour for threo rounds, Attoll suddenly coajed extending hlmsolf and wna content with now and anon pocking away at Wolgast'a lowered heart, with occa sional rtisplnys of form Ono of two things aro truo regard ing last night's bout, and neither do credit to tho foathorwolght champion If Attoll p-ulled as seems very ap parent 'that ho did ho Is to be crltl- cizcvl for tho sake of thoso who put up good coin to soo a man do his best. Time nfter tlmo Attell has put mo-i on "Ico" for future roforenco. Ills plaything affair with Harry Baker tho first time so deluded many fats that tioy bnokod Baker to vln tics second tlmo. With ridiculous oau Attoll knocked Baker out long boforo tho scheduled time. If Attoll claims ho did his bwt thon ho has surely retrograded; not so much in science as In stamina. Even Attell's enemies could but ad mire him In tho two opening rounds. HI-, boxing wns masterful, and mado Wolgast appear llko a dunce. Thero wa3 no knockdown. Wol gast would not box (upright, and cov- ored In such an effective manner that It Is a question whether Attell, fight ing at his best, could havo scored a knockout. Wolgast showed very strong In th-; last five rounds, so far as fighting In Btlnct was oonoerned. Ho succeeded in landing several good wallops on Attell's face, though ho missed a countless number, which Attell Judgod with mnrvoloiiB precision. Attoll promised that ho would win, end ho did. Ho also assorted strong ly that ho would go tho limit with Wolgast. 'f ho did so, thon tho fcatn orwolght title is in danger of chang ing hands In tho near future. Most of thoso who havo followed Attell, howovor, believe that, In splio of his stated intentions, ho has sim ply piut anothor bottle on Ico. What proved to bo ono of tho best battles ovor witnessed horo occurred whon Franklo Sullivan and Young Terry McGovorn clashed In a ooui which vont ton rounds. Tho lad, who weighed In nt 118 pounds, flow at each othor like a couplo of mart hornets. Thero wore several knock- ,tn... ....Ai. n..n.tlliifr lintu'Mn the rones, and nil In all ii was a good t0 abrogate tM w- draw. o In deciding ngnlmt n railroad com pany, a Washington court quoted th words of Christ In proving that a man is worth moro thnn a Bheop. DOCTORS D0N11 NAP The lanoCoMlj! nt Its last mwtltff ing resoluilow. "newlTed, iW i Lane Coonty WW' thplr namw bw ' tlon vMtb the i nr aurirfcaJcuai' That lbs Mcreto to notify W!. nn,t nil loeal PPJ of the Anw! tlon.' British Colttot pealed to lh I .j, .!. Or'J fXCIuoe iuo - OAS BmIU4 PlfUtSl 4 u rf Spray, Windmill Power Hand Pumps vn, iH&b' u spur, i"11 suction ho ThebM51' est. m' ' .i i jji lawn Prl woodtuU Get J0' !' lastle P!at, 0T Chase q tin roof- v tit je &Skaif' 4