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UNIONLABEL
POPULAR ELECTION OF SENATORS.
Mr, Bryan's courteous but pointed letter to President Taft,
recommending that the latter use his influence to have an
amendment to the constitution authorizing the election of
United States senators by popular vote submitted at the same
time as that autnorizing an income tax, will appeal to many
of. his followers as a timely one.
Mr, Bryan's pledge of whatever assistance he can render
in securing ratification of the two amendments, In case they
shall be submitted, is of more than personal value, Inas
much as it can be taken as ind'eative of the attitude of his
following toward them,
President Taft, in his letter qf acceptance, declared in fa
vor of such a change in the constitution, and -the probability
is that the amendments, should they be given to congress,
would be practically unopposed.
'Indeed, twenty-seven of the states
CHILDREN
WILL NOT
PROVIDE
California
Idaho
Illinois
Kansas
Louisiana
Montana
Minnesota
Nevada
Oklahoma
Pennslyvania
Tennessee
Utah
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Colorado
'Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Wyoming
are already recorded in favor of the election of United States
senators by the people.
There is practically no difference of opinion among the
states as to the income tax amendment,
It is hardly to be expectod the senate would favor the
amendment, and it is regarded as almost certain that body
will refuse to vote for its submission.
Such a contingency, however,, was foreseen by those who
framed our organic law, and that instrument itself provides
a way in whicli senate hindrance can be overcome,
The constitution says that on the application of the legisla
tures of two-thirds of the states congress "shall call a con
vention for proposing amendments,"
This js clear as woll as mandatory, and as only four more
states, in addition to those named above, are needed to make
the necessary two-thirds, it will bo seen that If the president
acts upon Mr, Bryan's recommendation, and the liouso con
curs, tlip obstruction of the senate can only temporarily de
lay matters,
Thoio is, in the possibility of such a. convention, something
to' stir the senate, as well as all opponents of demanded re
forms, to graceful compliance,
Such a convention as the constitution provides for has.
never been held,
If one should be called there would be nothing, to prevent
it from going further and deciding to submit several amend
ments, with the view of making it less difficult for popular
sontimont to be heard in the halls of congress,
SALEM HAS A MAGNIFICNET FUTURE.
Secretary French, of the Portland Y, M, C, A asked a
Journal reporter to account for the great change that lias
come over this city n the. past few years ,
The reporter explained it by saying that the people of Sa
lem were coming to have faith in the possibilities of their
own city.
The most adverse critic must confess, that Salem has
awakened and has made great progress in three years,
But what has boon done is as a flyspeck compared to what
this city will do in the next few years.
With a railroad coming into this citv via Falls City and
Dallas from the coast range the. second great stop will be
tnkon,
Tho first njoction of new life came when the Oregon Elec
tric broke into tho city from the north with a stream of popu
lation. Next will -como the groat additional tide 0 business that
will flow nto the city from the heart of Polk county,
With tho incoming of a supply of pure cold mountain
water will come another great stream of residence popula
tion. Let every true friend of Salem stand for public parks and
for public ownership of water supply for the city and state,
Then you will see this city double in population in the next
five years,
Fourteen Children and Thirteen
Sons-in-Law, Let Old Man
Hendricks Go Hungry.
United I'rctc Leased Wire
Sacramonto, Cal., July 22. Fath
er of 21 children, 14 of whom aro
living, W. M. Hendricks, an aged
minor, Is homoloss today, and with-
out means of support Tho old man
stated to tho district attorney that
none of his children would caro for
him, nnd, under the termB of a law
making It a felony for children to
refuse to provide for Indigent pa
rents, passed by the last legislature,
applied for warrants for tho arrest of
two sons, Al. Hendricks nnd Harvey
Hendricks. Four of Hendricks'
daughters, ho said, have experienced
varied marital careors, 1 bolng the
sum total of their trlpa to tho altar.
Two other daughtprs aro to bo mar-'
ried soon, giving him 13 sons-in-law.
GILLETT MAY RUN
' FOR GOVERNORSHIP
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(United I'reti Leased Wire.
Sacramento, Cnl., July 22. While
Governor Gillette donioi that ho has
over stated that ho would not bo a
candidate for return to the guberna
torial chair, and declares It is en
tirely too early to begin talking
about candidacy. Secretary of Stato
Charles F. Curry has now como out
with formal announcement of his
candidacy for governor at tho noxt
election. Curry declares that Gov
ernor Gillctt has practically admit
ted to him that ho would not again
bo a candidate. Tho governor says
thnt ho has made no admissions.
CHIIdrvn Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O AST(? Rl A
(Wednesday, July 21.)
Coast League.
At Portland Portland 4, Los An
geles 3.
At San FrnncWo San Francisco
3, Oakland 2.
At Sacramento Sacramento 4,
Vernon 10.
Northwest League.
At Aberdeen Aberdeen 6, Seat
Mo 0.
At Spokane Spokane 5, Portland
4.
American League.
At Chicago Chicago 6, Washing
ton 3,
At Cleveland Cleveland 4, Bob
ton 2.
At Detroit Detroit 2. New York
0.
National League.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 2,
Pitstburg'l. '
At Doston Boston 7, Cincinnati
2.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 2, Chica
go 3.
At Now York New York 11, St.
Louis 7.
Notice to Contractors.
Notlco is hereby, given that scaled
bids' will be opened at a meeting of
tho common council of Snlom, Ore
gon, to bo held on the 26th day of
July, 1900, for tho Improvement of
Kearney street with gravel, between
the cast lino of Commercial street
and tho west lino of High street, 'rr
accordance with tho plans and speci
fications adopted by the common
council for Bald Improvement, and
now on file In tho offlco of the city re
corder Bids will be rccolved ou
proposals submitted by the city at
torney, and must bo In accordance
with tho specifications.
Dato of tho first publication of this
notlco tho 20th dny of July. 1900.
By order of the common council.
W. A. MOORES,
7-20-Ct City Recorder,
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Notice of Intention to Improve a
Portion of Twelfth Street.
CAMPING AND OUTING GOODS
NEW PRICE LIST
Children's Gingham Dresses. .25c
Sunbonnets 10c
Straw Hats 10c
Pearl Buttons, doz 2c
Ladies Handkerchiefs 2e
Talcum Powder 5c
Tooth Brushes 5c
Boys' Coat Sweaters 35c
Boys' Waists 25c
Children's Rompers 35c
Khnki Rompers 50c
Khaki 2-plece Suits, long pants
suit 75c
Children's Tennis Shoes, pr. .50c
Ladles' Canvas Shoes, pair... 75c
Good Apron Check Gingham, yard : 6 1-4c
15c Heavy Linen Toweling, yard : 10c
Men's Balbriggan Underwear, each 25c
Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts, each 25c
Ladles' Vests 10c
White Duck, yard 10c
Garden Hats 25c
Best Calico, yard 5c
Cotton Batts, roll 5c
Shirt Waists from .85c up
Whitoor red Tablecloth, yd.. 25c
Ladles' heavy gray Hose, pr.,12c
Turkish Towels, each 10c
Linen Toweling, yard 7Jc
$3.00 Mohair Dress Skirts, each now $2.00
ib nl:3 Dress Skirts, each now $3.00
New lot of Ladies' Sweater Coats, each $2.00
Boys' double seated and double knee Overalls, pair.50c
'.::!'; Heavy Covert Overalls; pair ,... 7.5c
Comforters Blankeis Duck Covert CiOu
Dusters Duck Skirts Drilling Denims
ROSTEiN & GREEIMBAUM
240-246 Commercial St.
Notice is hereby given that tho
common council of the city of Salem,
Oregon, deems It expedient to Im
prove and proposes to Improvo at tho
expense of nbmtlng and adjacent
property. Twelfth street In said city,
with Wnrron Brothers' special bltu
llthlc pavement, from tho north lino
o. Court street to tho south lino of
Ferry street, in said city, Including
intersections.
Said portion of said street shall bo
Improved by grading tho roadway
thereof; by establishing concrcto
curbs where not already established,
and by paving said roadway in ac
cordance with tho plans and specifi
cations adopted by tho common coun
cil nnd on file In the offlco of tho
city recorder, nnd by doing all things
required In said plans nnd specifica
tions. 1 Remonstrances may be filed
against sulci Improvement in tho
manner nnd within the tlmo provid
ed In tho charter of said city.
Dato of tho first publication of this
notlco July 13, 1909.
By order of tho common council,
. A. MOORES,
7-1 3-1 It City Recorder.
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STUDY THE ABOVE MAP
UIiOOMKKS ADDITION to the Oity of Newport, Oregon, is now on the mnrUet for the first time. Tho tract is located obout half way between
.s'ye Creek nnd Newport, nnd conslstsof some 30 lots, un tno rising ground directly above tho ocean. Each lot is but a few Bteps from the
bench and a commands a view of the ocean or surf for miles north nud south. To the north can be seen Jump Off Joe nnd tne Yaquina Head
Light. To the touth tho entrance to Yaquina Bay nnd the Llfesavlng Station, The property is about a flve-mlnute walk from the boat landing
in Newport. It Is reached by n now six-font board walk, which runs In a straight line from the Ocean House Hotel in a northwest direction to the
lots. This Is now tne most popular walk In Newport on account of Its beautiful surroundings and magnificent view of the Pacific when tho end is
rachod nt HLOOMMU'SJ ADDITION, Here boforo the observer the ocean and tho Leach stretch for miles and miles.
A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY
You could not find a more. interesting location to spend your summer than around this beautiful bay, which Is conceded by those vho know, to
be the most beautiful summer resort. NATURALLY, of any on the Pacific coast, barring none. Huuting and fishing are unexcelled, nnd the many
placos of Interest olose to Newport, such ns the Lighthouse, Otter Rock, Seal Rocks, etc., make it an ideal place to own a Bummer home.
NOW LOOK AT THE MAP
You 'will seo that lHXMMlEK'S ADDITION Is right on the ocean, and yet has (he great advantage of being close to tho bay und town, wtth no steep
hills to climb to repch It. Tho beach in front of the property is good for bathing nnd the gathering of rock oysters. Mr. Bloomer has alreadyibuilt
two beautiful cottages on these lots lor his own personal use. Mr. Bloome Is a Seattle man. and Intends to make this the most popular addltionSto
Newport. ' - '" : "5 T '
FOR SALE BY MEYER & BELLE, DERBY & WILLSOX, II. A. JOHNSON, FERGUSON & FISHER, BECHTEL & MIXTON '
For further information enquire at " " . r y -.
CAPITAL JOURNAL OFFICE